The app, which has been in testing for about a year, features a customizable home screen, multi-monitor support, and USB device redirection, allowing users to connect local devices like webcams, drives, and printers to their cloud computers as if they were physically connected.
While Microsoft has offered remote desktop solutions for years, the new app expands functionality for users connecting to work computers from personal devices.
The app is currently available on the Microsoft Store and Apple App Store, while the Android version has entered public beta.
Source: Ferra
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