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My friends brother runs a landscaping business, purely off his iphone. He asked me for advice on how to get his iphone onto a laptop, like with an emulator or s
by greenknight 6y ago
My friends brother runs a landscaping business, purely off his iphone. He asked me for advice on how to get his iphone onto a laptop, like with an emulator or something. This was about a year ago, so the ARM mac stuff was just rumors at that stage, and I mentioned that it wasnt possible.
Now, I can say hey if you get one of the new macbooks / mac minis, you can run your iphone apps natively. He probably will be one of their first customers.
I wouldnt be surprised if there was a huge 'professional' market that is untapped. not the traditional professional market but the ones which want something as simple & familiar as a iphone, on a desktop.
- eloisius 6y agoWhy bother with all that? Isn’t it easy enough to pair a keyboard and mouse to an iPad?
- hydroxideOH- 6y agoOnly since the most recent version of iPad software, before that connecting a mouse was either impossible or through a hacky accessibility system.
- connectsnk 6y agoInteresting. Just out of curiosity, can you let us know which apps he uses? I am guessing a CRM id one of those