News Apple's Xcode iOS simulator shows 2GB RAM for iPhone 6s & 6s Plus, 4GB for iPad Pro AppleInsider Staff 33 Sun Sep 13 2015, 09:22 PM EDT · 1 minute read ...

Click on the gray box at the top of Xcode that says “GamingStreamsTVApp.xcworkspace” and select the Apple TV simulator from the dropdown menu. Hit the play button just to the left.

Xcode 15 allows you to preview your iOS app's user interface as you build it. Here's how to use it to see how your app appears to users.

Another photo of the Xcode simulator shows the difference between an app visually optimized for an older iPhone in what appears to be the resolution for one of the two iPhone 6 models.

Using a custom app and the iPhone 6S simulator included with the Xcode 7.1 beta, Sood has apparently confirmed that the iPhone 6Ses will include 2GB of RAM, and the developer offers more evidence ...

Macworld Ever since Macs got Apple Silicon chips, Apple fans have wondered about the feasibility of running macOS on mobile devices, especially iPads, since the latest models are powered by the same ...

That version of Xcode (Apple's IDE for Macs that is required to build apps for the company's various platforms like iOS) includes a visionOS Simulator that presents work-in-progress visionOS apps ...

As noted on Twitter, the Xcode 13 simulator for the ‌iPhone‌ 13 Pro Max shows the status bar without a battery percentage, despite ample room to shift the signal and Wi-Fi bars to the left.

The Xcode 13 simulator of the new smartphone still did not exhibit any battery percentage indicator. Based on the Xcode simulator screenshot, the smaller notch gave the time display on the status ...