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Timing is usually similar, so you can expect VMware to make an announcement soon. Parallels Desktop and VMware Fusion have been releasing paid upgrades annually for the past few years, mirroring Apple's habit of upgrading OS X each year. Parallels Access is free for 14 days otherwise. But if you want to try Parallels Access for an extended time, buying Parallels Desktop 9 will give you six free months. I criticized the app yesterday, saying the $80-a-year price tag is too high for an application that has obvious bugs and is only marginally better than free alternatives. Parallels also came out with a new iPad app called Parallels Access, which provides remote access to the applications on host computers and virtual machines.
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Anyone who bought Parallels Desktop 8 on or after August 15 can upgrade to version 9 for free. It will be available to everyone starting Sept. Parallels Desktop 9 is available now to users of versions 7 and 8 for an upgrade price of $49.99.
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Security Center: Easily access and install complimentary security software subscriptions to keep the Mac and Windows virtual machines safe from viruses and malware, all from one location.Support for cloud services: Sync iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, SkyDrive, etc., with your Mac and your Windows virtual machine without unnecessary duplication of files locally.

Other new features, as described by a Parallels announcement, are as follows: Parallels claims version 9 of its virtualization software improves disk performance by 40 percent, startup and shutdown speed by up to 25 percent, suspend time by up to 20 percent, and 3D graphics and Web browsing speed by up to 15 percent.

The menu is a built-in feature of Windows 8 which has access to shutdown and restart, the control panel, file explorer, disk management, command prompt, and other system tools. It looks like this: Separately, Coherence mode features easy access to the power user menu from the Mac dock by right-clicking the virtual machine icon. We reviewed Start8 and other Start menu replacements earlier this year. Clicking the virtual machine icon in the dock in Coherence mode reveals the Windows Start menu on your Mac desktop, which is definitely a convenient feature. The Start menu is available both in "like a PC" mode, in which Windows 8 is displayed as a window on your Mac, and in "Coherence" mode, which displays Windows applications as if they were Mac ones. Parallels makes them available as a single download in the virtual machine's settings. Start8 brings back the Start menu, and ModernMix lets you run Metro-style applications in a window on the desktop. If you have a Windows 8 virtual machine running on Parallels Desktop 9, you can change to a Windows 7-style view by installing the Start8 and ModernMix add-ons. The newest version of Parallels Desktop brings a Windows 7-style Start menu and button to Windows 8.
