Apple Computer and several other retail store operators will soon carry Parallels' virtualization software, which allows Intel Mac users to run both the Windows and Mac OS X operating systems ...

As we detailed last week, Parallels released version 8 of its market-leading Virtualization software for Mac this morning. Existing users can download Parallels 8 now. New users will be able to update ...

As we detailed last week, Parallels released version 8 of its market-leading Virtualization Mac software for existing users. As of this morning, anyone can download Parallels 8 now or sign up for a ...

Parallels software now available in Apple stores Ars Technica reports that Parallels Desktop has made its way into retail Apple stores. "In a phone conversation this morning, a company representative ...

Parallels is one of those little companies that could make some big companies very nervous. The Renton, Wash.-based software maker is launching its Parallels Desktop 5 for Mac today. The software ...

Parallel, Inc. is preparing to make a quantum leap in the art of Windows virtualization software for the Mac with a new version of its Parallels Desktop software that will introduce a refined user ...

No matter what virtualization platform or technology is chosen, a common question most adopters ask is, "What exactly can I virtualize?" As virtualization technologies become more mainstream, the ...

Who’s funnier—Siri or Cortana? It may be a contest you’ll never be able to judge as your allegiance lies with Mac. But by installing Parallels PC on that Mac of yours, you can run most Windows apps, ...

If you want to use Windows 10 on a Mac with either Parallels Desktop or VMware Fusion, you’ll have to strongly consider buying a new version of your virtualization software of choice. Parallels on ...

Parallels Inc., known for software that lets Windows run on Macs, phones and tablets, has acquired 2X Software, which offers technology for managing mobile devices and running virtual desktops and ...

As if Boot Camp wasn't enough of a Windows XP shock for one week, a company called Parallels has debuted new virtualization software that allows the simultaneous running of Windows XP and Mac OS X.