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    Parallels Access 2.5 remote desktop now supports the S-Pen

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    Last updated: January 24th, 2015 at 11:25 UTC+01:00

    There are several services out there that allow you to control your desktop using a mobile device. Parallels is a popular virtualization software provider and its latest app for Android brings a couple of new features, Parallels Access 2.5 remote desktop now has support for the Samsung S-Pen, which means users with devices like the Galaxy Note will now have an improved user experience when controlling their desktops using their mobile devices. The company also points out that all Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge customers now get a free six-month subscription to Parallels Access in their Galaxy Gifts.

    Its not like it wasn't possible to use the S-Pen with this software before, but today's press release promises full support for S-Pen input on Samsung Galaxy Note devices, allowing users to access their computer and files.

    The latest update also brings a universal file manager which makes it easier to move documents between the remote computer and the cloud, the ability to access remote computers from any computer that has a modern web browser, and remote background audio.

    Parallels Access 2.5 is available for download from the Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Apps.

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