Microsoft Launches Windows App with Cloud Services for Mac, iOS and Android

Microsoft launched its Windows app on Thursday (19) that promises to bring a new unified experience to the company’s cloud services. The program won Beta version for Android, as well as versions for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and Windows.

With the New Windows App also accessible via browserThe user will find services such as Windows 365, Azure Virtual Desktop, Microsoft Dev Box, and Remote Desktop, among others, all in one place. The platform is supposed to be especially useful for those working from home.

The tool, which has been available to testers for almost a year, now offers the following features in its stable version: Multi-account management and access and multi-monitor supportUSB redirection is also available to use webcams, printers and storage disks as if they were connected to a cloud PC.

Microsoft’s new Windows app also offers enhanced security, including multi-factor authentication for more productive work from anywhere. It was published for institutional and student accounts onlyThere is currently no estimate of availability for general users.

Where to download Windows app?

If you have a Microsoft business or school account and will be using the services available on a Windows PC, you can get the new app from the Microsoft Store. It also has the ability to access it directly from the browser without any downloads.

For those with Apple devices, you can download the software from the App Store, while those who will use it on Android need to go to the Play Store. It is worth remembering this. Windows App for devices with Google system is still in betamay present instabilities.