Parallels Access, the remote access service from the virtualization company Parallels, now supports the iPhone and Android phones and tablets as part of the new update to version 2.0. Other new features include iPhone and iPad microphone support, a new file browser, and manual control over remote screen resolution.
Microsoft just released a slew of new Remote Desktop client applications for iOS, Android, and OS X. But to use them, you’ll first need to configure your Windows PC to allow remote access. Here’s how to do it with Windows 8.
Parallels changed the desktop virtualization game by allowing Mac owners to run Windows inside OS X. Now the company hopes to disrupt the remote access market with Parallels Access, a new service that makes running desktop apps on an iPad fun and easy.