Android and iOS apps on Windows: What is Microsoft doing—and will it work? Running a competitor's apps has been done before. It hasn't worked.

E-Book and digital comic developers that made apps for iOS normally had to buy a MAC in order to write and test their code. Microsoft has just announced a new initiative that allows you to do it ...

Microsoft has released tools to enable Objective-C development on Windows which are intended to facilitate the porting of iOS apps to Windows. This move is not without some controversy, as some ...

That's the target market Microsoft is counting on attracting Web, Win32, iOS and Android developers to create Universal Windows apps.

Using the bridge, developers will be able to port their iOS apps to both Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. Right now, they can only target the standard X86 and X64 architectures, but soon, the compiler ...

Back at its Build developer conference in April, Microsoft made the surprising announcement that it was creating a way for iOS and Android developers to port their apps to Windows. For iOS ...

As the company announced today, that’s not necessary anymore. With the new Xamarin Live Player, you can deploy, run, test and debug iOS apps directly from a Windows PC that runs Visual Studio.