It’s been around for a day and the reviews are in. Microsoft has a successful software launch with no major glitches reported. That’s the good news. The ironic part is that to accomplish this, they had to build it for iOS.
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Microsoft remote desktop works well… on iOS
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Published October 18, 2013
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Microsoft Remote Desktop is a free application available on the iOS App Store, compatible with both iPhone and iPad. It’s a 12.6-megabyte download that requires iOS 6.0 or later.
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