Parallels

Parallels has announced the final release of its Desktop 3.0 for Mac, which sports 3D graphics, over 50 new productivity and security features, and other enhancements to help Mac users get more out of both Windows and Mac OS X operating systems.

This is the first major update for Parallels Desktop for Mac, since its launch in June 2006.
Parallels Desktop for Mac enables Mac users run Windows, Linux, and any other operating system at the same time as Mac OS X on a single Mac desktop, sans the need for rebooting.

Parallels has announced an update to its Desktop for Mac software, which allows users running Intel powered Apple Macs run Windows, Linux, or any other operating system at the same time as Mac OS X, sans the need to re-boot.

The new and improved Parallels Desktop is anchored by Coherence, a new feature that runs Windows applications on Mac like they are native applications.

By switching to Coherence mode, the Windows desktop disappears, leaving Windows applications such as Outlook and Internet Explorer, running directly on the Mac desktop, and from the Mac application dock.