Virtualization has been key to the Mac’s success for a long time, as it enables users of Apple’s personal computers to run the far more abundant and popular applications and games. Parallels is also heavily pushing that this release enables support for always-on Cortana, meaning that you can invoke Cortana even when Windows 10 isn’t the focused app, and a number of other integration improvements including Force Touch support on the new MacBook, Quick Look integration, and more. It supports OS X “El Capitan”-the latest, still-in-beta version of Apple’s desktop OS-and of course Windows 10.
With Parallels 11 Desktop, the promise is much better performance than with previous versions-Windows launch and shutdown is up to 50 percent faster, file operations within Windows and VM suspend are both up to 20 percent faster, and network performance is improved by some unstated amount-and up to 25 percent better battery life thanks to a Travel Mode feature.
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