Parallels Access allows users to control their PC or Mac remotely with their mobile devices. While the service only supported iOS after its initial launch a year ago, Android support was added with ...

Jason Parker has been at CNET for nearly 15 years. He is the senior editor in charge of iOS software and has become an expert reviewer of the software that runs on each new Apple device. He now spends ...

For years, there have been iPad applications that allow remote access to your Mac from anywhere in the world. Parallels Mobile, for example, was launched back in 2011 and allowed you to view your Mac ...

Parallels, best known for its Mac virtualisation software Parallels Desktop, has announced that it’s bringing its remote access solution Parallels Access to Android as it revamps the service.

You may be familiar with Parallels for its virtual machine software that lets you run Windows alongside OS X on a Mac, but the company also offers a service and mobile app called Parallels Access that ...

How do you bridge the gap between desktop and mobile? It seems like every computing company has a different answer. Some think cloud services are the answer, while others want to make devices that act ...

One of the better-known remote-desktop clients for the iPad, Parallels Access, has expanded into the iPhone and Android spaces with Parallels Access 2.0, including special access controls for ...

Timed to coincide with VMware’s conference this week in San Francisco, one of its bigger rivals, Parallels, today is unveiling a new app that takes its own virtualization software to a new screen: the ...

The Parallels Access app is free from the App Store and Google Play, but after a two-week trial period the service costs $24.99 for one year (approximately half the original price) or $43.99 for two ...

Parallels yesterday unveiled what it calls a breakthrough product that "'applifies' Windows and Mac applications, letting customers remotely access and experience them as if they were made for iPad." ...