Run iPhone and iPad apps on your laptop, PC

Now I am showing you how to run i Phone- and i Pad apps on your any branded laptop or PC. Play exciting iOS applications on Windows, Mac, Linux & others.

There are no perfect ways available to run iPhone applications and iPad apps on your Windows or OS X PC. The best way to use your favorite iOS applications on your laptop or PC is by using a good simulator. The best way to do this is iPadian: a free Adobe AIR-based iPad simulator which allows you to run almost all iPhone- and iPad apps in an iPad-like interface on your any branded PC /desktops.


There are also some significant down sides like you can't access the Apple App store, so you're restricted only to iPadian's own custom app store. If any reader knows any iPhone- or iPad simulation software than that can run all apps I'd love to hear from you in the comment box below.
With simulator iPadian's own store there are plenty of apps available, but it's still quite limited.

There are interface issues also which will affect most PC & laptops running any simulator of this type. The iPad is designed for touch only. So using anything similar on a desktop with just a mouse and keyboard, is never going to be ideal. But you can find your way around by simply clicking on buttons. The program doesn't allow to use the mouse to simulate swipes (although spinning the mouse wheel will  do scroll occasionally).

iPadian also provides a complete iPad-like environment like: a web browser, email client, social networking apps, music, videos, photos and more, with plenty of different free apps to explore.

And surprisingly it is portable, so there is no hassle with installation (as long as your operating system is already equipped with Adobe AIR, anyway). iPadian works with Windows XP  / Vista, Windows 7/8, Mac OS X,Linux others.

How to run iOS apps on your PC

First of all download iPadian here. Then unzip the downloaded file, run iPadian.exe . Some security software may pings iPadian as malware. If you have downloaded from a reputable source such as PC Advisor Downloads then you don't need to worry. Just click through to download.

During the installation process you may need to install Windows .NET Framework. When prompted to do so then do so. You'll also be asked to update the latest version of Adobe Flash player. This is important for your security reasons.
At the end of the installation of iPadian will open up. You'll be taken to a desktop that is a cross between Windows and iOS icon. Key apps such as Facebook and  YouTube are already installed there. Go to the 'App Store' to install more apps.
Open and use apps as you would on your iPad.
When you want to return to Windows then click the Windows symbol in the bottom right hand corner. And that's it. iPadian is a good simulator. If you know of any better way of using iPad apps on PC or laptop, let us know in the comment box.