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    <p>This is the scenario:</p> <ul> <li>Your app works fine on iOS 6 and lower</li> <li>You want to test your app on iOS 7 </li> <li>If you have iOS 7 on your device you'll need XCode 5 in order to test it on it</li> <li>If you want to test it on the iOS 7 simulator you'll need to install XCode 5 for it</li> <li>Compiling your working app on XCode 5 will break all hell loose and will force you to redesign your app at least for iOS 7</li> <li>The solutions suggested here so far will help you to see how your app will look like on iOS 7 but will not keep your iOS 6 and lower look on iOS 7.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Best solution I've found so far:</strong></p> <ol> <li>Update your current XCode to XCode 5</li> <li>Download XCode 4.6.3 from <a href="https://developer.apple.com/downloads/" rel="noreferrer">here</a></li> <li>Install it in a different location and Change the name of the app to XCode4 in order to differentiate between the two.</li> <li>Find your XCode 5 app icon, right click it and select "Show Package Contents"</li> <li>Locate the folder MacOS and move the xcode file outside of its folder. Those last two steps are to prevent you accidentally opening a project with XCode 5. An alternative is to change the default "Open With" app but for some reason that didn't work for me plus I wanted to be extra sure after I had one project opening with XCode 5 and the StoryBoard changed to be compatible to XCode 5 only. *</li> <li>Open XCode 4.6.3 and run your project. In your simulator menu you should now See iOS 7. Even if in XCode top bar you'll see <strong>AppName->iPhone 6.1 Simulator</strong> , selecting iOS 7 on the simulator will run your app in iOS 7 and keep everything the same.</li> </ol> <p><strong>After the above you'll have two versions of iOS simulator. Version 6 and version 7 that contains iOS 7 Simulator.</strong></p> <p>Step 5:</p> <p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/5d2oK.png" alt="enter image description here"></p>
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    1. CO+1 this works. I still don't get why targetting iOS 6 SDK does not make it look like iOS 6. At the same time they have kept pre-iOS 7 compatibility mode alive.
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    2. COGood luck - what I observe is that it keeps most of the stuff intact like pre-iOS 7. Only OS-specific stuff like alerts pertains to iOS 7.
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    3. COThere's no way to show iOS 6 alerts on iOS 7 without customising it for your needs. Doesn't really bother me really. The above solution works for everything else, pickers, tableviews, tabbar (its white now!) statusbar location etc'.
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