app volumes

For years the Windows volume controls have felt like a cramped back alley when what users wanted was an open, well‑lit control room — and EarTrumpet finally gives that room back, with a modern tray‑based mixer, per‑app volume sliders, and simple device routing that many power users now prefer to...

EarTrumpet slips into the Windows taskbar like the small but decisive fix Windows’ audio UX has been silently begging for, turning a fragmented set of volume controls into a single, practical mixer that actually fits real workflows. The app is tiny, open source, and — for many users — the only...

Omnissa’s message at Omnissa ONE 2025 was unmistakable: after the spin‑out from the VMware era, the company has sharpened its narrative around consolidation, choice, and pragmatic automation — and it’s laying out a product roadmap intended to turn that rhetoric into concrete operational value...

Omnissa’s Omnissa ONE 2025 announcements mark a decisive push to consolidate endpoint, server, VDI, and frontline-device management into a single, open, partner‑friendly digital work platform—promising simpler operations, faster Day‑0 support for Apple platforms, and broader infrastructure...

Omnissa’s One‑Two punch at Omnissa ONE 2025 is both strategic and tactical: the company pushed a broad set of platform enhancements that tighten endpoint consolidation, deepen lifecycle management across servers and clients, and expand third‑party choices through integrations with Nutanix...

Omnissa, the company that emerged from VMware's end-user computing division, has expanded its App Volumes product to support physical PCs. This strategic move aims to extend the benefits of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) application management to a broader range of devices, including...