With hope, the move will convince other developers to support the service. The app is a definite win for Continuum, and points out how useful the service can be. However, once the client proves to be stable, we'll no doubt see many users switching from the win32 client. Unfortunately, the app is currently in public beta, so there may yet be some bugs to iron out. Work smarter with Continuum: Attach your Windows 10 phone to a monitor, mouse and keyboard through wired or wireless accessories to get complete workspace experience without productivity compromise.”.Leave the desktop behind with Horizon hosted applications: Use VMware Horizon 7 hosted applications, leave the desktop behind and run remote applications with delight experience.Blast Extreme leverages H.264 hardware decoding to deliver the best remote experience while reducing power consumption. “ Enhanced user experience: The VMware Blast Extreme protocol used with Horizon 7 is designed and optimized for mobile users.The app utilizes many UWP advantages and builds on the existing win32 client.
VMWare is Microsoft's biggest competitor in the Virtual Machine space, and the company hasn't gone for a half-hearted release. Horizon, on the other hand, gives users access to virtual desktop applications and online services through a single digital workspace. In case you didn't know, Continuum allows certain Windows 10 Mobile phones to connect to a monitor, powering a desktop-like experience. An official VMWare Horizon Client has appeared in the Windows Store, and the UWP app supports Microsoft's Continuum service.
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