Of course, iOS apps aren’t designed to run on Android, so some features may not work properly. But notifications seem to work, and hardware including GPS, touch panels, and graphics chips seem ...

BlueStacks says it can run iOS games thanks to Looking Glass, a virtualization tool it built that has essentially recreated the iOS API on top of Android.

Running apps from one mobile platform on another is theoretically great for boosting your app selection, but it's not a trivial task -- even BlackBerry's Android support is rough. However, some ...

Students from Columbia's University's Department of Computer Science have developed Cider, a neat mobile OS compatibility architecture that lets them run any iOS application on an Android device ...

The iOS apps don’t have access to hardware like GPS, and many run quite slowly. That said, Cider is an impressively broad solution to app cross compatibility.

It looks like Android apps could be coming to Apple MacBooks and Macs that run on the new M1 chip, with the BlueStacks application introducing support for ARM-based PCs. Late last year, Apple ...

BlueStacks plans to have hundreds of iOS and Android titles available on its GamePop service when the console is released later this year.

That doesn't mean an Android Developer will be able to plug in code and submit an app. It just means code already written can potentially be used in a Windows 10 application. Terry Myerson ...