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Launch the Aspen Simulator app. It takes some time to load, and once it is running you have a genuine iPhone simulator on your Mac. The only applications installed on this simulated iPhone are Photos, Contacts, and Safari. Launch the iPhone Safari web browser and start checking out websites.
How to Use the iPhone Simulator.
Rotate your simulated iPhone: To rotate your iPhone, choose Hardware > Rotate Left, or Hardware > Rotate Right from the menu. iPhone's Safari web browser will automatically rotate the website you are viewing. You can also read more specific details regarding this on Apple's website.
Pinch-to-zoom Gestures: You can simulate the iPhones 'pinch to zoom' gesture by holding down the Option key while clicking and dragging with your mouse. This brings up a pair of dots that represent your fingertips.
Double-Tap Gestures: Users can double-tap any part of a webpage to zoom in on that section. This is a fairly simple feature for the iPhone. Simply double-click in the simulator to replicate this zoom. From testing, the iPhone's zoom feature appears to be impacted by the DIV structure of your web layout. A useful detail to watch for if iPhone users are an important audience.
If you have not played with an iPhone yet, make sure to check out Apple's excellent iPhone Guided Tour videos. Pay particular attention to the web browsing multi-touch gestures about half-way through the tour video which is available through a lot of our subsidiary websites.