Microsoft is starting to "wind down" its Azure RemoteApp technology in favor of application virtualization software and services from its partner Citrix. Microsoft made the announcement on August 12, ...

Back in May at TechEd, Microsoft announced officially its RemoteApp service, aimed at allowing users to remotely access apps running on Azure. At that time, the Softies made client apps for the ...

The new Microsoft Remote Desktop Application as a Service is now available and takes traditional RDP to a new level. As users make the transition away from traditional desktop PCs to all manner of ...

Earlier this year, Microsoft announced the public beta of its Azure RemoteApp service. Just like the name implies, it allows you to run virtualized apps on Azure and use them remotely, no matter ...

Microsoft plans to roll out its Azure RemoteApp service next week and it has announced the pricing for the service today. Azure RemoteApp will be sold as a monthly-based subscription service on a ...

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First of all, that isn't an apples to apples comparison. XenDesktop lines up with Remote Desktop or variation of (a complete Desktop, from which you can launch multiple apps, etc.) RemoteApp is ...

I'm hoping this is an easy question. I am in the beginning phase researching MS RDS RemoteApp for my remote users. I know that you can publish apps and the remote users can see which apps you publish ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Microsoft announced today that its cloud-based app ...

I recently ran into a very interesting scenario with RDC RemoteApp. Basically, we had a client that was using RDC RemoteApp to deploy a medical related application. For their deployment scenario they ...

It has always been part of the Microsoft vision: Your users can work anywhere, on any device, and it will all be secure, synchronized and responsive. But the execution of this vision has unfortunately ...

One of the ways Microsoft grew itself into a $87 billion company is by making people pay to use Windows on each device they used. Today, Microsoft quietly announced a new service that radically ...