Over the last 12 months, the Parallels® Toolbox team has been very busy developing new features and functionality, such as:
Converted Parallels Toolbox to a universal binary and released it. Completely...
I have already noted in an earlier blog that I am a self-professed font addict. And, when I see a really impressive font being used, I want to learn the name of that...
Chromebooks and tablets have now emerged not only as a real alternative but also a useful adjunct to conventional computers. Both private and business users now have a wide selection of different mobile...
Parallels® Desktop for Chrome OS is the only way that enterprise users can run full-featured legacy Windows applications on their Chromebooks. Here’s a look at Parallels Desktop for Chrome OS in the five latest news...
Users running Excel on Chromebooks might quickly run into the limitations of the Android app for Chrome OS. As a lightweight mobile app, it does not have all of the features that professional business users need. And just...
Chromebooks are extremely affordable and simplistic mobile devices that still offer the form factor and usability of fully fledged laptops. No wonder Chromebooks are gaining in popularity as clients in education and business...
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I really like using the Apple Touch ID feature on my MacBook Pro: instead of having to type my long and complex macOS password, I just tap my finger on the Touch ID sensor in the upper right of the...
One of the first things I do when an OS that I am interested in releases a new beta version is to install it in a virtual machine (VM) in Parallels® Desktop for Mac. By definition, beta releases are unfinished...
This post is part of a series to assist new users with Parallels Desktop.
I give lots of presentations about Parallels® Desktop for Mac, and one of the most frequently asked questions after these presentations is:...
