Emulators have been among the most frequently used apps on my iPhone and iPad, but I’d love to see more progress made in the ...

iPhone emulators have been incredibly popular this year. That's because Apple finally began allowing them on iOS and iPadOS following big changes to the App Store, especially in the European Union.

For as long as the Apple App Store has existed, iPhone owners have been clamoring for retro game emulators. This class of apps is common Android, but Apple's protectionist policies were designed to ...

Over the weekend, people noticed that Apple had finally approved two emulator apps for the iPhone on its App Store for the first time in forever. iGBA for GameBoy and Emu64 XL for Commodore 64 could ...

Apple is opening its walled garden to game emulators. The company has updated the App Store guidelines to reflect that developers can now list retro game emulators for download worldwide. Additionally ...

Apple today refreshed its App Store Guidelines created for developers, modifying the emulator rules to include express permission for PC emulators to download games. Guideline 4.7 has been updated to ...

Apple has altered app guidelines on the App Store, allowing console emulators for the first time. Although this is due to pressure from the EU for anti-competition issues, the policy change is global.

The Delta app has just arrived on the Apple App Store. This is one of the first console emulators on Apple’s app market. Our first impressions reveal it’s a pretty solid app, although it could do with ...

Apple appears to have allowed iPhone game emulators in its App Store for the first time following policy changes. Emulator applications began surfacing on the Apple App Store, such as the free iPhone ...

Apple has removed iGBA, a Game Boy emulator app for the iPhone, after approving its launch over the weekend. The app was among the first to capitalize on Apple’s newly relaxed rules around retro game ...

One of the first Apple-approved Game Boy emulators has been removed from the App Store over copyright and spam violations. Reading time 2 minutes Apple approved the inclusion of game emulators to the ...

For quite some time, Apple's App Store guidelines have banned applications from running software that's not "embedded in the binary." In other words, an app that loads another app is a no-go. This, ...