Apple this weekend approved free PC emulator "UTM SE" for the App Store on iPhone, iPad, and Vision Pro. The app allows users to emulate old versions of Windows OS, macOS, Linux, and more to fire ...

I tried it out on my M1 iPad Pro, a device I’ve always wished could do more than it does. Making a virtual machine on which to run Windows is especially easy if you use one of UTM’s pre-built ...

Slow by design Even after that, don't expect high-level performance from this new emulator. That's because UTM SE must abide by App Store restrictions prohibiting apps that "install executable ...

Apple has reversed course and approved UTM SE, the first PC emulator for iPhone and iPad available on the App Store. The app lets you emulate old versions of Windows, macOS, and much more on your ...

The retro PC game emulator UTM SE is now available on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision Pro. UTM SE will let you run classic PC games, but you’ll first need to either download a ...

Furthermore, Apple doesn’t allow just-in-time (JIT) compilers on iOS, which are crucial for UTM’s app to run smoothly on iPhones.

UTM SE lets you run classic software and games on your iPhone or iPad. It’s based on a powerful emulator called QEMU, so it can handle lots of different computer setups (like x86, PPC, and RISC-V).

This is due to the Apple Store Review Board determining that a PC is not a console, “regardless of the fact that there are retro Windows/DOS games for the PC that UTM SE can be useful in running ...

UTM SE, which supports VGA graphics and terminal modes for text-only operating systems, allows users to run classic software and old-school games on PCs. The app also emulates x86, PPC, and RISC-V ...

The free app is called UTM SE, and while it may take a fair bit of know-how and a hefty chunk of storage space, you can use it to get a virtual machine of either Linux or Windows working on your ...