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In a move that’s sure to upset some third-party app developers, Microsoft is planning to launch official Remote Desktop apps for Android and iOS later this month. Like the Remote Desktop solutions for ...

Microsoft's Remote Desktop app for iOS recently received its first update of the year. The update includes a new zoom slider and options to collapse or dock the connection bar. The update also ...

It feels strange to say it, but it’s true: There is an app called, simply, “Windows.” It’s available for early testing on Mac, iOS and iPad, the web, Windows, and eventually Android, and it’s made by ...

How to set up a Microsoft Remote Desktop connection on an iOS or Android device Your email has been sent You can use Microsoft Remote Desktop to access and control one PC from another, and you can ...

After pulling their first release of the Microsoft Remote Desktop Client 10.0 for iOS in over a year due to critical bugs, Microsoft has released an updated and fixed version 10.1. Last week Microsoft ...

Microsoft's Remote Desktop app for iOS has been updated with multiple accessibility bug fixes as well as minor UI changes. The update also addresses issues related to the connection bar. Microsoft has ...

Microsoft will phase out Remote Desktop in 2026, replacing it with Windows App featuring better security and stability.

Want to run Microsoft Office on your Android tablet, but tired of waiting for Microsoft to, you know, actually release it? You can always use Splashtop, Teamviewer, LogMeIn, or another tool to remote ...

I'm looking for recommendations on an app/system to remote connect and control my Snow Leopard iMac and Windows XP Inspiron from an iPad and iPhone. Primarily it will be iPad to iMac but the more ...

Late to the game, Microsoft releases Remote Desktop apps for rival mobile platforms, but they're bare-bones at best -- and where's the WinPhone version? After what seemed like an absurd amount of time ...