Parallels pioneered the industry by providing Mac customers with the world’s first virtualization software for Intel-based Macs in 2006. 15 years later, the product is still very much in demand, and Parallels is...
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Adobe Creative Cloud apps now run faster than ever before on Apple Silicon devices
Adobe has introduced numerous updates for its Creative Cloud apps to better utilise the high performance of the new Apple M1 chips found in the latest iMacs and MacBooks as Apple continues to make huge advances in chip...
Raymond Quek
Common PC problems and how to solve them
Every one of us has our fair share of computer problems, and it gets frustrating when we are unaware of how to solve these issues. In this article, we will point out 4 of the most common problems that we users could...
Mac equivalent (or even better) features you can use on Windows 10
Windows has often been deemed a nerdy operating system (OS) with a huge learning curve. On the other hand, macOS is often perceived as the intuitive and modern OS that runs on common sense. To defy the typical...
The new Parallels Desktop 16.5 now supports both Apple M1 and Intel chips
As Apple dropped support for Boot Camp (a dual boot ability for Windows and macOS) on M1-based macs, support for Parallels on these devices comes as a blessing for anyone needing to run Windows applications. With the...
Parallels Desktop 16 now ready for macOS Big Sur
Parallels has finally launched Parallels Desktop 16 for Mac with a revitalised design suitable for the new macOS Big Sur look. With the newly updated version, you can expect enhanced graphics performance and an array of...
Huang Yixuan