I've been running on my MacBook Pro for about a week now. While I've had some issues in getting it set up exactly how I want, I have to admit that switching processors has been remarkably uneventful.

Both VMware Fusion and Parallels Desktop now run well in OS X Lion and offer both speed and compatibility improvements over their predecessors. Topher Kessler MacFixIt Editor Topher, an avid Mac user ...

Parallels supports version 6 of its Parallels Desktop software in OS X Lion, and has a few maintenance releases available to ensure full compatibility with the new OS. Topher Kessler MacFixIt Editor ...

Parallels announced an update to Parallels Desktop 8 for Mac today that introduces experimental support for OS X Mavericks. That means developers with access to Mavericks will be able to run Parallels ...

If you’re a MacBook Pro with Retina display owner and run Windows through the Parallels virtualization program, we have some good news — Parallels Desktop 7 now supports the higher resolution of Apple ...

Parallels today announced the launch of Parallels Desktop 10 for Mac, the latest version of the company's software for running alternate operating systems like Windows in virtual environments on the ...

Editor’s Note: This is part two in our five-part series looking at the best software for running Windows on Intel-based Macs. Parallels ( ) came out in beta form in April of last year, not long after ...

Parallels usually does a pretty great job at heavily improving its Mac / Windows fusion software, and we'd say this newly minted version doesn't fall remotely short of that. Parallels Desktop 9 brings ...

Parallels on Wednesday announced the release of Parallels Desktop 10 for Mac with built-in support for Apple's upcoming OS X 10.10 Yosemite, faster Windows app performance, better battery life and ...

Back in October, Google and Parallels let enterprise users run Windows on Chromebooks for the first time. A big update is now rolling out to Parallels Desktop for Chrome OS that adds a slew of new ...

Parallels, whose Desktop offering lets you run a variety of operating systems without ever having to leave Mac OS X, has updated Parallels Desktop 5.0 to include support for Google’s Chrome OS.

When the news came out that Parallels was actually owned by enterprise software maker SWSoft about a month ago, there was a not-so-tiny detail from a Forbes article that drew a lot of interest. That ...