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Why iOS apps on the Mac will improve the Mac—and iOS

MacOS Mojave is here, and with it, Apple is now officially shipping four Mac apps that were written for iOS and run using a translation system that Apple’s planning on rolling out to app developers next year.

But while it’s fun to consider what apps from the iOS App Store might come to the Mac App Store in 2019, it’s also worth asking what else Apple might bring to macOS next year—and whether it might have some unexpected benefits for iPad users in the process.

THIS SYSTEM NEEDS TO IMPROVE

Let’s start with the obvious: This entire project

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