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My app runs on a tethered Android. Am I able to connect an iPhone and run the same
app?

Hi abanowBUSTfGf ,

As I understand it you'll need to build the 'Standalone' for iOS - Xcode, have your iOS device registered with apple Dev, connected to your PC/Mac and then 'deploy' - much as you would for the Android.

You'll obviously need Xcode running so will need a Mac or a Virtual machine running the Xcode on Windows - Once your app has been created in LC you should locate it in Finder/Explorer, then open Xcode, choose Organizer, drag the file (from Finder/Explorer) to your Device. Et Voila ! the app should be on your iOS device and ready to be run...

HTH

Regards.

Traxgeek wrote:...
You'll obviously need Xcode running so will need a Mac or a Virtual machine running the Xcode on Windows - Once your app has been created in LC you should locate it in Finder/Explorer, then open Xcode, choose Organizer, drag the file (from Finder/Explorer) to your Device. Et Voila ! the app should be on your iOS device and ready to be run...
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Emmm ... just to be clear ... this is ILLEGAL and in contrast with the Apple License ...

More ... OSX, XCode, etc. are often updated ... which creates a lot of problems with this solution !

If you are a serious iOS developer ... better to buy a little Mac Mini to compile and debug (run the simulator)

Guglielmo

Oops - agreed...

Assumed that went without saying - just wanted to provide BOTH the options - with and without a Mac.

But you're absolutely right ! Apologies for not making that absolutely clear

Regards.

EDIT : to be completely fair, It's just simpler to develop on a Mac (I use a Mini) running DualBoot Win7 and Parallels too (to go the other way, Mac->PC which isn't illegal)!