Change a machine's hardware from your phone. • New Settings for each machine: virtual processors, startup and dynamic memory, and which virtual switch each network adapter is connected to. Processors and memory change while the machine is off; the switch changes at any time • Saving or stopping one machine no longer disables the controls of the others • Commands to a host that uses NTLM authentication now run alongside each other instead of queueing, and can no longer be answered out of order

Change a machine's hardware from your phone. • New Settings for each machine: virtual processors, startup and dynamic memory, and which virtual switch each network adapter is connected to. Processors and memory change while the machine is off; the switch changes at any time • Saving or stopping one machine no longer disables the controls of the others • Commands to a host that uses NTLM authentication now run alongside each other instead of queueing, and can no longer be answered out of order

A new look throughout. Same app, easier to read at a glance. • Each virtual machine shows a ring for CPU load, coloured by its state • Filter the list by Running, Off, or everything else • Round controls carry their names, so no action is guessed from an icon • Confirmations name the machine you are about to power off • iPad now has three columns: servers, machines, and the one in hand • Larger type that follows the text size you set, up to the accessibility sizes Fixed: the setup guide claimed the app supports only Basic authentication. It has offered NTLM since 1.0.