The latest version of Parallels Access is a universal binary, meaning it contains the necessary code to run at full speed on either Mac with Intel processor or Mac with the Apple M1 chip. These two pieces of software work together to deliver remote access to your Mac and PC. Parallels Access is composed of two pieces of software: The Parallels Access client, which is installed on your phone or tablet, and the Parallels Access agent, which is installed on your Mac and PC. If you have an M1 Mac, let us know in the comments what iOS apps you have installed on it. Hopefully, this will be easier and less circuitous in the future. Then you can search for the iOS app you want, for example “Parallels Access”. You use the App Store, but to find the iOS apps, you must first go to your account by clicking on your name in the main App Store window, and then use the selector buttons “Mac Apps” or “iPhone & iPad Apps” and choose “iPhone & iPad Apps”.

The process of finding iOS apps that you want to download and install on an M1 Mac is a bit obtuse right now. And that is true for Parallels Access and true for HBO Max. In general, a dedicated, special built app will almost always be better than using a webpage with similar functionality. This is pretty neat! In addition to Parallels Access, I installed a few other iOS apps on my Mac, among them, HBO Max. I will admit that I was never really that interested in running an iOS app on my Mac, but I now see that I was wrong. Parallels® just released a new version of the Parallels® Access iOS client that can also be run on an M1 Mac. This speculation was caused by the increasing similarity in the user experiences across the Mac, the iPhone and the iPad, and by Apple’s continuing tech demos showing their work on this capability.

For years, people have speculated about the ability to run iOS apps on the Mac.

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