Can I make Windows 10 Mobile apps using Delphi 10 Seattle? - delphi

I know Delphi 10 Seattle is currently able to make apps for Windows 10, Android, iOS, OS X and Web. Well does Windows 10 mean that I can also make apps for Windows 10 Mobile and/or Windows Universal Apps?

No. Delphi does not support any kind of Windows Mobile or Windows Universal development at this time. Microsoft is still researching the possibility of supporting classic Win32 apps in Windows Mobile environments.

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I would like automate IOS Mobile Application(in iPhone 6s - IOS Version-10.2.1) using windows 7 Laptop.
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I installed and configured Android-SDK, Java Client , Appium and PDAnet in windows machine.So now i am able to automate App from real Andriod device in Windows machine.
Now I have to automate that App from iPhone 6S Device from Windows Machine. Is it Possible or MAC is mandatory?? Please help me from this situation.
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I need to create a delphi app to install and run into a Tablet with Windows 10 - home edition.
If I use Delphi XE8/Win 8.1 and create a Metropolis or VCL app, could I be able to install it into that Tablet and run without problem?
If is not possible, what type of app could I create with Delphi XE8/Win 8.1 to run into a windows 10 tablet - home edition?
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At this time, Delphi cannot produce true Universal (formerly known as Metro) apps. It can only produce native Win32 apps that look and feel like Universal apps (and can access a few select WinRT APIs that have been made accessible to Win32), but they are not true Universal apps from Windows' perspective.
So, Delphi cannot be used to develop apps that can be deployed through the Windows App store (at least until Microsoft releases its "Project Centennial" bridge, which is essentially just a Universal wrapper for Win32 apps).
That being said, the Windows 10 Mobile OS (for phones and small tablets) cannot (yet) run native Win32 apps, only Universal apps. On tablets with a screen size of 8" or larger, tablet manufacturers may decide to install the full Windows 10 desktop OS instead, in which case native Win32 apps can be run.
You can create an application with delphi (VCL or FMX) that run without problems in a Windows 10. In a desktop computer, in a portatil or a Tablet.
The problem not is the device, is the operating system installed.
You can't develop for Windows 10 Movile, but without problem for Windows 10 Home Edition.
I have developed for a Tablet with Windows 10 with Delphi 7 (and DevExpress for Metro interface). Of course you can do it with Delphi XE8.
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Reg. iOs mobile app developement hardware requirements using Delphi XE7

I'm using Delphi XE7 for developing mobile application. And some how, I have learnt how to create and test the Android mobile application using Delphi XE7 and for developing and testing Android application, just one Android mobile is enough. And I need to know the hardware requirements for developing and testing iOs mobile applications. And currently I'm having Windows 64 bit Os. Is it possible to develop and test, if I'm having Mac Os which is Virtual Os and iPhone device in my hand. And in the Virtual OS, I need to install Xcode and the required packages. Please confirm me once should I need compulsory MAC book for developing iOs mobile application using Delphi XE7.?
Please provide me the solution.
In addition to your development PC, you need the following to develop multi-device applications for iOS:
A Mac running OS X
An iOS device, connected to your Mac by USB cable
http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/XE7/en/IOS_Mobile_Application_Development
The Mac OS X is bound to the Apple hardware. The only way to make OS X run in a virtual machine is to hack it. There are several solutions available e.g. here and here.
I am however sure that you will end up being frustrated about spending too much time on tweaking Delphi and the hacked OS X - even with Apple hardware there can be plenty of frustrations! For example there are updates to Xcode all the time and some of them breaks things. If you also have to tweak OS X every time you need to update, you would wish you bought the hardware.
I can recommend buying a Mac Mini ($499), it is the cheapest way to get a Mac. To minimize cost, you can simply connect it to the same monitor as your windows computer and just switch input on the monitor when you are working on the Mac. I have done that and it works very well.

Is is possible to run xcode on microsoft windows [duplicate]

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iPhone development on Windows
Obviously i don't have a Mac machine. But i want do develop iOS apps on my windows OS. Also my pc doesn't support virtualization.
Is there any possible way of running xcode on windows?
No. There is no supported or legal way to do so. You'll need to buy a Mac laptop or desktop for iOS development.
The development tools for Windows Phone are free (and Android as well) and both work on Windows. :)
Sorry but Xcode is just for Mac. And you are not allowed to virtualize Mac OS X on a Windows computer, it that was what you thought about.
The thing you can do is programming web applications for iPhone, that can be used in Safari. You have a lot of JS functions, JS API, to work with and you can develop it on Windows.

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Citrix XenApp is neither intended nor suitable for home use. It requires a Windows Server OS and will not run on Windows 7.
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I recommend you take a look at remoting products for PCs like Remote PC.

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