There’s a simpler way to surmount this challenge; iPhone emulators for PC. They work perfectly well and will give you the freedom to run all iOS apps on your Mac or Windows PC smoothly. You get to enjoy a unique User Interface, quite like what you have on your iPhone or iPad. Here are some of the best free iOS emulators for Pc you need to check out. They are 100% efficient and provide an excellent way to run all iPhone applications on windows PC.
12. Ripple
This is another fantastic chrome extension that will save you from all the hassle of installation. It comes with a very intuitive user interface that comes with powerful tools and features. The interface is quite like what you see on iPhone and iPads. The Ripple emulator supports all versions of iPhone apps; old and latest alike.
11. Xamarin TestFlight
This is one of the best iPhone emulators with very classic features, and it is owned by Apple Company. It has a great user interface rich in features and tools. If you are just starting out with iOS emulation for PC, this might not be the best choice. The Xamarin TestFlight is best suited for expert developers and simulation only comes as an icing on the cake. If you are a fast learner and loves experiencing new ways of emulating iOS on PC, you can easily find your way around this software fast enough.
10. The iPhone Simulator
The iPhone Simulator provides an excellent platform to test iPhone games and applications on PC. This is purposely built for simulating games and related iPhone apps. Therefore, you can be sure it comes with excellent graphics. Because it is meant for gaming, it has limited features and tools. If you love iOS games but don’t have an iPhone or iPad for gaming, the iPhone Simulator has you covered. Something I love about the iPhone Simulator is the simplified user interface that accords ease of use. It is also light and loads super-fast, so you can test and simulate various gaming features and applications in minutes.
9. Nintendo 3DS Emulator
If you are an expert developer or a beginner looking to experience a difference in iPhone simulation for PC, try the Nintendo 3DS Emulator. I love the beautiful and user-friendly interface that also comes with excellent features and tools. It is lightweight and therefore loads pretty fast. The lightweight design also takes up the least power. The Nintendo Console also lets you play exclusive iOS games during simulations.
8. Appetize.io
If you are a developer looking to test different iPhone apps and features, the Appetize.io is all that you need. This platform is specially designed for app testing and development. It is good for beginners as well as expert developers. This platform is freemium-based and accords beginners a free package which comes with excellent features to help you appreciate the functionality of the iOS platform. It is noteworthy that Appetize.io does not come with ADE which is an integral aspect in app development. However, all the other features that are necessary for iPhone app developments are included. This iPhone simulator comes with very cool features and has an attractive user interface.
7. Air iPhone
The Air iPhone is a very powerful tool for simulating iPhone on PC. In order to maximize is potential though, you’ll need to download and install the Adobe Air framework. Its UI is basically a virtual screen on the PC window screen. The interface comes with very cool features and tools for emulation. The user interface is also neatly arranged and uncluttered. This platform is free of charge and requires no registration nor credit card information to get started. The Air iPhone platform is also lightweight and loads fairly fast. It is also very compatible with Windows Operating system. That is to say that it will run smoothly on PCs running Windows OS with absolutely no interruptions, provided you install the Adobe Air framework.
6. The iPhone 4 simulator
The iPhone4simulator comes with some of the best features and tools you rarely find with other free emulators. I love the ease of installation that comes with this iOS emulator. It is also lightweight and very easy to use. The user interface is very simple and comes with neatly arranged features and tools to help with quick iPhone simulation. It is free of charge and you won’t pay a cent to get started with this emulator. The iPhone 4simulator supports auto-syncing of app bundles and also provides an excellent way to test and simulate apps across iOS and even the Android platform. While emulating, you can also play iOS exclusive games concurrently.
5. Electric Mobile Studio
The Electric Mobile Studio is another classic emulator that I love using. It is best suited for iPhone app developments as well as simulation. Because it comes with some very powerful tools and features, the Electric Mobile Studio is often used by expert developers. I love the fact that it comes with both paid and free plans. If you are only beginning, the free version is all you need. It is sufficiently feature-packed and will certainly give you a feel of how apps and features operate on the iOS platform.
4. Remoted iOS Simulator
This is another cool one by Xamarin, a leading software company. The Remoted iOS Simulator comes with a simplified user interface that is rich in features and tools. If you are looking to test different iOS apps on a PC, I strongly recommend this software. It is powerful and even supports iPhone apps debugging. It is very compatible with the Windows operating system.
3. The iPadian.net
The iPadian.net is another very popular iOS emulator with very cool features and tools. It has a very attractive interface that is quite like what you see on iPad. You will also love the fact that this emulator is very easy to use. You simply download, install and there you go! It is important to note that the iPadian.net is not a complete emulator tool. Nevertheless, it is a great tool for simulating iPhones on PC. This unique iOS simulation tool has it special Native App Store where you can download other components to help with excellent iOS simulation. In order to get iPadian.net working smoothly without issues, you need to install Adobe Air on your PC. I cannot forget to mention that iPadian.net is a very light simulator that runs on very low power.
2. MobiOne Studios
The MobiOne Studios is one of the best emulators I know. Though some of its aspects and components have been discontinued, this platform still works fine for testing iPhone apps. I love the fact that MobiOne Studios supports cross-platform app developments and testing. That is to say, the platform works fine for developing Android as well as iOS apps. Its user interface is also simple and sleek, making it a good emulator for iPhone applications. The arrangement of tools and features on the UI makes it very easy to simulate iOS applications on PC. It is free of charge and won’t cost a dime to set up. If you are a developer looking for an ideal platform to simulate iOS applications, I recommend the MobiOne Studios. It is lightweight and loads quickly for easy on-the-go iPhone simulation.
1. Smartface
Smartface is a very powerful tool that is rich in features. It is often preserved for iOS apps developers. What I love most about the Smartface iPhone emulator is that it is packed with very powerful features for testing apps. It provides you with a good feel of how they will work on the iOS platform. If you are a beginner, I strongly suggest you try out other emulators because Smartface is relatively complicated and as such, is meant for professional developers. If you love learning complicated stuff, like myself, then you can try out this tool, nonetheless. The Smartface is great for cross-platform apps development and testing. It works both for iOS and Android apps. Something else that is worth noting about this app is that it works even for Android OS.
Conclusions
These are some of the best free iOS and iPhone simulators for PC. Use them to test different iPhone apps and features on your PC. This software collection will also give you a feel of how the iOS platform generally works. I recommend comparing between them so as to single out what works best for you.
