Ultimately, both Splashtop and Parallels Access provide easy ways to access desktops remotely. However, Parallels Access is designed to optimize the remote viewing experience on mobile devices.

Overall, if a game is setup to be run with the necessary preferences, Parallels Access far and away was the easier and faster way to run and view a game from a mobile location.

LogMeIn has a distinctive “step one, step two” feel to it. Parallels Access make increasing one’s productivity is fluid, easy and fun. Both applications do what you want them to; Parallels Access, however, does it with flair.

I work in finance and often need to access files on my computer when I’m not in the office or at home. Using just my iPhone, I can access my home and office computers, view and download files, make changes and email the files to clients.

Although Parallels Access’ set up required a bit more work, the way it mimics native app behavior saves a lot of time and confusion when you’re actually working – it may not seem like a big deal, but when you’re busy and working on a small screen, it’s a real help.

Over the years, technology has advanced so much that I can easily keep in touch with those clients at a moment’s notice and extend my company’s brand without the need to leave my house.

I’m an executive assistant who works for a large company, and I’m always chasing my boss (who is in meetings all the time) and always on call whenever he needs me.

Had I not heard about Parallels Access, having the files readily available would not have been as easy. In fact, this program has helped me out several times when I was out of the office.

I’m on the road constantly as a traveling regional sales manager and need a way to access my Asus PC at home.