Connect to a Windows 11 PC from Remote Desktop on your Mac. Screenshot: Apple/Microsoft How can you run Microsoft Windows on a Mac these days? Fifteen years ago, the answer was simple: Just install ...

Apple Computer on Tuesday released a significant update to its Boot Camp software, a dual-boot solution designed to allow Intel-based Macs users to also boot and run Microsoft's Windows operating ...

Apple has issued an update for Mac OS X Snow Leopard Boot Camp users and a revised firmware for certain iMacs that addresses graphics issues. Boot Camp Software Update 3.3 supplies revised Windows ...

Apple promises support for Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional and Ultimate versions with its Boot Camp software in Mac OS X Snow Leopard, though not until later this year, according to Apple's Web ...

The software will be incorporated into Apple's Leopard OS 10.5, and beta users looking to continue using the software will have to download an update from the Leopard OS installation disk to continue ...

Okay, Apple’s a couple of weeks in making its self-imposed deadline, but no matter: Apple has just released update 3.1 to their Boot Camp software, enabling official support for Windows 7. The update ...

So how did Apple achieve this? Boot Camp is designed solely for Intel-based Macs, including the new MacBook Pro and the iMac and Mac Mini models with dual- or single-core Intel CPUs. Intel-based Macs ...

I'm not a Mac guy, but I know at least 2 guys that have Macbooks but that need to run some Windows-only software. My initial suggestion to them is set up Bootcamp on their machines. Neither of these ...

There’s something a bit disconcerting about the idea of a full-blown installation of Windows XP on a Macintosh. Even installing XP by way of Virtual PC for Mac seemed somehow like cheating on Mac OS X ...

Apple yesterday updated its Boot Camp software to officially support Windows 7, Microsoft's newest operating system. Boot Camp is the Apple utility that lets owners of Intel -based Macs run Windows ...