Just about a month ago, the Parallels team unveiled Parallels Desktop 20, a major leap forward for our product.
Now, I’m excited to introduce our latest update — Parallels Desktop 20.1.0.
This...
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I’m thrilled to announce the release of Parallels Desktop 20 for Mac – the latest and greatest version of our product!
The biggest highlight is the new Parallels AI package, offering secure, downloadable pre-packaged...
From priceless photos and important documents to music files and videos, duplicate files are commonly found on most computers. That said, they take up valuable storage space and make it harder to find what you need.
This...
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Well, I’ve got some great news for you —...
Hello, Parallels Desktop community!
I’m thrilled to announce the release of our latest Parallels Desktop update, 19.4.0. It offers improvements and fixes based on your valuable feedback.
Our Product and Engineering teams...
Are you ready to streamline your workflows and boost productivity?
Look no further! Parallels® Desktop is thrilled to be part of the upcoming Penn MacAdmins event, the premier...
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