Remote Desktop app is being replaced by Windows App Microsoft’s support page confirms that the Windows App will work across Windows and macOS desktops, iOS/iPadOS mobile devices and web browsers.

Microsoft updated its Microsoft Remote Desktop app to version 8.0.5 on iOS on March 15; on Mac OS X on March 12; and on Android on March 16. Microsoft introduced the new Remote Desktop clients for ...

Microsoft is updating its Remote Desktop client for iOS after over a year. The update brings support for Windows Virtual Desktop, the new iPhone and iPad devices, dark theme, and more.

Microsoft Remote Desktop has updates available on macOS, iPadOS, and iOS. Both versions of the app have a long list of new features, including background refresh for subscribed workspaces on macOS ...

1) Launch Microsoft Remote Desktop by clicking on the Launchpad or Applications folder. 2) Click "Add Desktop" (or the (+) icon in the upper right corner of the window to establish a new connection.

This Remote Desktop App release for Windows Phone 8.1 reflected a one-month turnaround for an app that's still at the preview stage. That's a different release practice for Microsoft.

Microsoft rolled out an update for Microsoft Remote Desktop recently. It's the first update for the app in over a year, but it brings several significant features to the app (via OnMSFT).

Microsoft Remote Desktop is available on a slew of other devices as well, including Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows Phone, iOS, Mac OS X, and Android.

Step 2: Under Remote Desktop, make sure that you allow remote connections to the computer and choose Network Level Authentication. If you have problems connecting, you can try disabling Network ...

Microsoft officials didn't play up the coming Remote Desktop apps, which will be delivered alongside Windows Server 2012 R2. (The apps will be available for download in their respective ...

But if you are already using the desktop version of Remote Desktop and have been itching for a proper mobile version from Microsoft, here it is. Just don’t expect it to be anything more.

Microsoft has come out with its own remote desktop client for Android and iOS devices, but our initial go-round with the software suggests that you might want to consider easier options first.