Windows App is Microsoft’s single app for connecting to Windows 365 Cloud PCs, Azure Virtual Desktop, Microsoft Dev Box, Remote Desktop Services, and remote PCs, from Windows, macOS, iPhone and iPad, Android and Chromebook, web browsers, and Meta Quest. It replaces the older Remote Desktop clients that Microsoft has now retired for Windows 365, Azure […]

You can use Windows 365 on a Mac with Microsoft’s Windows App or a web browser, and it works on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Windows 365 streams a full Windows desktop, called a Cloud PC, from Microsoft’s cloud to your Mac. Windows-only software runs on the Cloud PC, while your Mac supplies the […]

Windows 365 protects a Cloud PC in four different ways: automatic in-zone recovery for compute failures, restore points that roll a single Cloud PC back, cross-region disaster recovery for regional outages, and Windows 365 Reserve, a separate license that gives a user up to 10 days of temporary Cloud PC access when their physical device […]

Windows 365 can be a strong fit for law firms that want client files off laptops and a Windows desktop attorneys can use from anywhere, but it is a desktop layer, not a complete legal technology stack. It gives each user a secure Cloud PC managed through Microsoft Intune and protected with Microsoft Entra Conditional […]

Microsoft Dev Box will retire at 17:00 UTC on September 18, 2028, and Microsoft’s recommended replacement is Windows 365. The service stopped accepting new customers on November 1, 2025, existing deployments keep running during the transition, and Microsoft’s closing-down period began on September 14, 2026. Windows 365 is not a one-to-one swap, so the real […]

The fastest way to reduce Windows 365 costs is to stop paying for capacity nobody uses. In practice that means five moves: resize oversized Cloud PCs down to what each role actually needs, reclaim licenses from people who rarely connect, move part-time and shift staff to Windows 365 Flex, choose the edition and commitment term […]

Windows 365 Link is a small, fanless desktop device from Microsoft that does one job: it connects a user straight to their Windows 365 Cloud PC. It runs no local apps and stores no local data, and nobody on it has local admin rights. Windows, apps, and files all live in the Microsoft cloud, while […]