Cider

Cider is an application for Android devices, which has become a simple and convenient emulator for IOS software. Thanks to this, "apple" utilities can now be easily run on other devices.

Purpose

Of course, today most of the applications are adapted for both of the most popular operating systems of portable devices. But this does mainly for popular applications, newcomers, or less popular variants often remain on one platform, and users of the alternative solution do not have the opportunity to use them. With this app, the user gets an emulator that allows them to run almost any Apple app on Android devices. According to the developers, Cider is open source, and it is completely free, if somewhere in the network for the application requires money - most likely, it is a scammer, at least the developers have nothing to do with it. The emulator will forever remain free, and the user can modify it to suit his needs.

Minimum requirements and permissions

This application is optimized even for older models of smartphones, it is enough version 2.2 Android. However, the program has a very impressive size, for its work will require a minimum of 3 GB, and still need to leave room for the emulation itself, but the RAM will need only 512 MB. Cider requires a lot of permissions to work correctly, without any of them it simply stops working and it becomes impossible to emulate anything. Moreover, the utility requires Root rights, which can be a challenge for users who are not familiar with this status.

Features

• IOS application emulator for the Android platform;
• High-quality emulation of virtually any application with high-speed interaction.
• Requires quite a lot of internal memory - 3 GB, and 512 MB of RAM.
• The application is free and open source;
• Works from version 2.2 of Android and all older ones.