Apple has finally allowed a PC emulator onto the App Store. Users can now download the app and play retro PC games.

Apple has reversed course from its prior policy, allowing a PC emulator onto the iPhone and iPad App Store for the first time. The app, called UTE SE, can emulate DOS, Windows, and Mac operating ...

Apple approves iDOS 3 following emulator rule change Apple had initially rejected the DOS emulator, but now it’s approving PC emulator apps on the App Store.

Previously, Apple has allowed game streaming apps, but only on a per-title basis. The big change here is allowance for a single app offering a library of games to stream.

Apple's App Store changed software distribution in 2008, creating a global marketplace that reshaped how apps are discovered, bought, and updated.