Parallels Desktop 20.3 Update Enhances Virtualization Features for Windows and Mac
April 29, 2025, 11:20 am
Parallels Desktop has released its 20.3 update, boasting enhanced support for Touch ID, OBS integration, and smoothed legacy emulation on M4 Macs. This update promises improved performance for virtual machines, delighting content creators and IT admins seeking seamless cross-platform operation.
Parallels Desktop is now updated to version 20.3, featuring new enhancements such as OBS support, Touch ID authentication, and improved legacy emulation that makes the virtual machine experience even smoother.Parallels Desktop 20.3 now outThis recent update to Parallels Desktop, a popular virtual...
Following the previous update that improved support for Apple Intelligence features on Windows virtual machines and added enhanced Writing Tools capabilities for Windows apps, Parallels … The post Parallels Desktop update boosts Windows legacy app performance on M4 Macs appeared first on BGR.
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