Jumping between multiple remote applications is a snap with the App Switcher feature in Parallels Access.
With the latest update, you can now move the cursor while using iOS 9’s new trackpad mode from the on-screen keyboard. It’s easy to move between multiple windows or open applications from the App Switcher, but if you prefer to mirror the entire desktop screen like other VNC apps, this can be done via Settings > Desktop Mode.īoth viewing modes offer smart magnification when making a selection for precise control during text selection, drag-and-drop, or using the on-screen cursor. The desktop agent will optimize the Mac’s window to match the resolution of the device it’s being viewing from-your iOS device, presumably-and then moves desktop windows right back into place once disconnected.
To launch a remote application, simply tap its icon. Rather than clutter up the screen with rows of unwanted icons, you can select up to 24 favorite applications per screen from your remote system. Parallels Access doesn’t just mirror your remote computer display-you’re instead presented with the App Launcher, which allows you to launch desktop apps in a way that’s similar to OS X’s Launchpad. The App Launcher is used for creating shortcuts to your favorite remote applications, each one available with just a tap. The agent software can be installed on up to five computers, and a single user account can access those systems from an unlimited number of iOS or Android devices for $20 per year (also included free with Parallels Desktop for Mac). Unlike traditional VNC apps, which typically cram entire desktop screens onto mobile devices, Parallels Access intelligently adapts for smaller displays one window at a time.
Parallels Access 3.1 allows a single account to remotely access up to five Mac or Windows computers from an unlimited number of mobile devices.
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