Unity Touch means that you handle your Windows work using familiar iOS gestures.

H.264 video encoding makes the user interface slick and demands less power.

The solution also lets you use hosted applications, which means quite complex Windows and other software packages can be effectively used from an iPad or other supporting mobile device. While more challenging to figure out than Parallels, VMware’s Horizon Client offers another twist on virtualization, allowing you to run virtual VMWare Horizon Windows desktops on your device. One more thing: This solution provides Apple Watch integration, which lets you see and connect with remote computers from your watch.

You will need an active an Internet (or 4G) connection, and while performance is usually excellent, some applications may take a performance hit when used remotely. You can interact with apps hosted on remote computers in the same way as any apps on their iPad Pro, using familiar gestures such as touch, a pencil, or keyboards. If you become a Parallels Access subscriber you can remotely access Mac or Windows PCs through your choice of device.

It even adds support for a mouse - more features described here.

Support for cursor movement using the on-screen keyboard as a trackpad.

Drag-&-drop support. 3D Touch support (also for compatible iPhones).

A familiar user interface on mobile for you PC apps - swipe to scroll, tap to click, pinch to zoom.

It is of particular benefit to any iPad Pro, iPad or Mac users who seeks to access Windows applications, as it makes full use of the larger screen and provides other useful improvements, including: The company also sells Parallels for Mac, which lets you run multiple operating systems in virtualization on your Apple PC.

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