The German print-management company ThinPrint has plugged its technology into VMware's updated View virtualisation suite, aiming to simplify printing from multiple virtual desktops. VMware View 3, ...

View 4.0 will allow flexible on-demand provisioning of thousands of desktops and applications instantaneously, according to VMware VMware Monday is unveiling the newest version of its desktop ...

VMware on Tuesday released VMware View 3, new software aimed at providing desktop virtualization, application virtualization and management of virtual desktops in one product. VMware View is a ...

The company's new VMware View 4 helps cut the cost of desktop virtualization while increasing the user experience and management capabilities, said Ben Matheson, senior director of global partner ...

The VMware View server does not have to be a VM, but it makes the most sense to do so. Once the View server has been built, all administration of the VMware View infrastructure is accomplished not ...

VMware unveiled Tuesday its open source virtual desktop client VMware View Open Client, designed to provide users with constant access to their personal desktop on almost any device. VMware View Open ...

We began testing with VMware View Version 3, but upgraded to Version 4 during the testing cycle. The big difference between the two is that View 4 adds a new transport protocol – PCoIP — that speeds ...

We began testing with VMware View Version 3, but upgraded to Version 4 during the testing cycle. The big difference between the two is that View 4 adds a new transport protocol – PCoIP -- that speeds ...

VMware rules the roost in server virtualization, and the advanced features coming in next month's View 5.1 release show that it is trying to take a bigger bite out of the desktop virtualization market ...

Following on from some of my other threads, we're currently running a proof of concept of XenApp (together with AppSense and Microsoft Vergence (was Sentillion) to provide fast, seamless access to ...

I've got a VMware View deployment coming up in the imminent future and I'm pulling my hair out with Microsoft Outlook profiles. For background, I'm working with a Windows XP Professional image running ...