The new version builds on the previous by allowing you to transfer files to and from your mobile device.

The updated Parallels Access 2.5 launched earlier this week with a host of new features to improve on its already popular remote desktop control app. READ: iPhone 6: The 5 Best Reasons To Buy One Parallels Access -iOS & Android Free ($19.99 annually) It also syncs your work to your desktop Lightroom application - although you’ll need one of Adobe’s creative cloud subscriptions. The app works in a similar way to the desktop software (albeit with reduced functionality), allowing users to edit their smartphone pictures with professional-grade software. READ: Google Nexus 6: The 5 Best Reasons To Buy One Over Every Other SmartphoneĪdobe Lightroom finally landed on Android this week, giving users the creative picture editing options their iOS counterparts have had for a long time.

The second major update to the app now lets users instantly translate speech into another language, and it will even listen for a response and translate that back to you.Īdobe lightroom - Android (The app is free but requires a Adobe Creative Cloud membership) Be warned, though, it doesn’t cope particularly well with handwritten text - so stick to print outs for now. You can now take a picture of text and translate it into any language you want.

Google has stepped up its translate game with real-time translation of foreign text. Although the app does a good job of slimming down your desktop into a point where it’s controllable on mobile, it’s better with a bigger device like the iPhone 6 Plus. There’s also a handy screen sharing facility if you need someone to see your desktop - say, for example, you need remote assistance. It’s incredibly quick to set up (thanks to a very straightforward wizard), simple to use and incredibly practical. iPhone and iPad users can now control their Windows or Mac computer remotely via Chrome. Google has finally bought its popular remote desktop control feature to iOS.

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