Re:Apple Releases App Store Monthly Active User Counts for E...
by goosedragons on Friday April 28, 2023 @06:56AM
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You can literally run iPhone apps on an iPad and have been able to since day one. You can also run some iPhone/iPad apps on a Mac if the developer allows it. Often the iPhone/iPad apps are the same binary and the same purchase gets you both versions, you just get a different UI depending on the device.
Re:Apple Releases App Store Monthly Active User Counts for E...
by blendergeek on Friday April 28, 2023 @07:29AM
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I don't think it matter what the developers do on the backend. If I buy XYZ app for iPhone, does that mean I also have XYZ app for iPad (if its available)? If so, they feel like the same store.
> "no the one on 5th avenue sells vegetables in isle 5 and the one on 3rd they are on isle 2"
But that's not what's happening here
Is an iPad app the same thing as an iPhone app? Or a watch app?
If an iPhone app took minimal work to work on the iPad, then I'd say it's the same thing, sure