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It "emulates" the hardware - e.g. you can inject shake / GPS / etc This is the same as the Android x86 "emulator".
by richardwhiuk 6y ago
It "emulates" the hardware - e.g. you can inject shake / GPS / etc
This is the same as the Android x86 "emulator".
- saagarjha 6y agoIIRC the Android uses hardware-assisted virtualization through Intel HAXM. iOS simulator is run entirely in userspace in a seperate launchd context. (Mostly referring to the actual processor/OS itself; buttons that "vibrate" the phone are not really technically interesting to me.)