But Corel’s Parallels Desktop will still be there to let Mac users run Windows, and in this year’s version 16, it will thankfully be faster, more compatible, and easier to use than ever. Learn more about what comes next.Īs Apple’s Mac computers begin their two-year transition from Intel- to Apple-developed CPUs later this year, one feature that’s going away is Boot Camp - the Mac’s ability to boot directly into Windows and run PC apps natively. Join gaming leaders online at GamesBeat Summit Next this upcoming November 9-10.
