Amazon Web Services’ new AppStream service moves the graphical intensive processing off the client, allowing developers to offer richer visuals across multiple platforms. “The developer can ...

That’s no problem, thanks to a new update to Amazon’s AppStream service. AppStream, which is a part of AWS, now allows users to stream just about any Windows app to a device running FireOS ...

Here’s how it works. Amazon Web Services now supports streaming Linux apps through AppStream 2.0. Until recently, AppStream 2.0 exclusively supported Windows desktops and applications.

In his keynote, Senior Vice President of Amazon Web Services Andy Jassy announced three new services. Two of the services—Amazon AppStream and Amazon WorkSpaces—use cloud computing power to ...

Besides offloading graphics workloads to AppStream so that less powerful devices can access heavy duty applications, AWS developers can now use AppStream to deliver any Windows application to non ...

and AWS AppStream published apps service. For users after a bit more power, an optional hub that allows you to use a second monitor can be yours for $280, although there’s a $6 per month fee to ...

Amazon Web Services' second annual AWS re ... viewed as a challenge and the management as very expensive.” Amazon AppStream was the last service released during the opening keynote, drawing ...

Amazon announced AppStream today, a new service that allows developers to harness the power of Amazon Web Services and stream games and apps from the cloud to any device. In a video posted to the ...