We love Parallels® Access™—and not just because it’s our product. On a personal note, I love Parallels Access because of the freedom it’s given me away from my laptop. Here are a few other awesome reasons to try the app: 1. It’s light. Because Parallels Access lives on my iPad and iPhone (both are always with […]
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One thing Apple is undeniably great at is user experience. That being said, while we’re certainly excited for most of what the Apple Watch will bring to users in regard to apps, we’re still not sold on the idea of answering calls with our wrist. Turns out, neither was this guy (Warning: Video below is NSFW)… […]
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What do you think smartphones will be like in 100 years? After all, these became real… And THIS is happening: Which is basically the real-life version of Tony Stark tech: And 3D printers are basically early replicators: So, what can we expect for the advancement of mobile technology? Some pretty sci-fi-savvy mobile tech is already […]
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As a full-time student and an intern for Parallels, I often find myself scrambling to get work done. I have to admit, there are times when I don’t always finish everything I need to or something slips my mind (hey, it happens!). Parallels Access helps me make up for that. For example, when I’m in […]
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Guest blog by Abdul Rahman, Parallels Support Team As Parallels Access grows, the Parallels team is constantly introducing new enhancements and features to the product. I have a Samsung Galaxy device for personal use, so I’m going to talk about a feature of Parallels Access that is relevant to this kind of smartphone. Drumroll, please… […]
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We’ve all been there—you’re out and about, but you get an email from your boss asking for an urgent file. Thankfully, you can do this: That’s right—with Parallels Access, it’s easy to get what you need anytime, anywhere. As the typical 9-to-5 workday continues to evolve, remote access and productivity tools are becoming even more […]
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Believe it or not, you can use Parallels Access for more than productivity. In fact, a lot of our customers use Parallels Access to create amazing things. I’ve talked before about how much I love using Parallels Access for Adobe Photoshop when I need to make a graphic while on-the-go. I’m not alone—in fact, one […]
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How do you like your workspace? Are you tired of it? What would you change about where you sit, your view and location? Think big. Dare to dream, because Parallels Access can make your dream real–today. No, I’m not kidding. I speak from experience. During a recent business trip to Sydney, Australia I needed to […]
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It’s undeniable: working remotely is the way of the future. More and more companies are investing in employees that don’t work the typical 9 to 5 because it actually raises productivity while providing flexibility to employees. On top of that, increasingly sophisticated tools are emerging for the remote worker—including Parallels Access, of course! Despite the […]
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Steve Jobs once said, “Design is not just what it looks and feels like. Design is how it works.” Here at Parallels, this is one of our favorite quotes of his—words we love and design by. One of our favorite quotes about design. Happy Monday! #Stevejobs #Design A photo posted by Parallels (@parallelsdesktop) on Mar […]
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