Rosetta 2

Plug your ‌iPhone‌ or ‌iPad‌ into your Mac. Select your device and then choose the Manage Apps feature. Select Library and then you’ll see a list of all the apps that you own. Right click on an app and choose the Download option to download it to your Library .

Plug your ‌iPhone‌ or ‌iPad‌ into your Mac. Select your device and then choose the Manage Apps feature. Select Library and then you’ll see a list of all the apps that you own. Right click on an app and choose the Download option to download it to your Library .

One of the big advantages of the new Macs with M1 Silicon processors is that you can finally run iPad and iPhone apps on your Mac without the need for any emulation software . That’s because the M1 chips in the latest generation of Macs are exactly the same as those Apple uses in iPads and iPhones.

For the time being, some crucial tools either won’t run on new Macs or won’t run properly. These include Docker, Android Studio, and Haskell . The list of tools that will run on Rosetta 2 but aren’t optimized for the M1 is much more extensive and includes Atom, RStudio, PHPStorm, R, Flutter, VSCode, Golang, .

One of the big advantages of the new Macs with M1 Silicon processors is that you can finally run iPad and iPhone apps on your Mac without the need for any emulation software . That’s because the M1 chips in the latest generation of Macs are exactly the same as those Apple uses in iPads and iPhones.