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iOS Plus: Imagining a Mac that runs iOS apps

Inspired by a Bloomberg report that Apple may introduce a way for iOS apps to be converted to run more easily on macOS, I recently came up with a list of iOS apps that I’d like to see on the Mac.

After Apple’s Chicago event in March to launch the new iPad, Apple CEO Tim Cook spoke to an Australian writer and told him that weren’t true. I was maybe ten feet away from them when this happened, and it was a media scrum—not the kind of place where a CEO does anything but restate the existing company line. (In the same conversation Tim Cook literally said “I use everything and I love everything.”) I’m not entirely convinced that Apple’s

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