The Amazon Workspaces Thin Client is something of a kludge from a hardware perspective, but it can be made to link users to Cloud-centric services. While it’s a start of cost management, the ...

AWS’ Mirza explains the five reasons—from cybersecurity to ease of use—for why MSPs and AWS partners should start selling Amazon WorkSpaces Thin Client products to customers right now.

The WorkSpaces Thin Client will be available starting at $195. AWS plans to sell it via Amazon Business, a version of Amazon’s e-commerce marketplace that’s geared toward organizations rather ...

AWS is marketing the WorkSpaces Thin Client to industries like healthcare, financial services, and contact centers. Other potential use cases include students in computer labs, and work-from-home ...

Amazon Workspaces Thin Client: 30-second review For those unfamiliar with Amazon's AWS cloud offers, it is possible to spawn virtual computers at will with a wide range of operating systems and ...

I set up a small Simple AD with an organization name of tjfaws and a directory DNS name of tjfaws-WorkSpaces.local. It took about 5 minutes for AWS to create the Simple AD directory; during this time, ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) evangelist Jeff Barr posted a short video online Friday to show AWS customers how to use WorkSpaces, Amazon's fully managed Desktop-as-a-Service, on the Samsung Galaxy S8.

This is the fourth article in my series on WorkSpaces, Amazon's Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) solution. In my previous articles (located here, here and here), I wrote about setting up WorkSpaces using ...

To use WorkSpaces, customers need an AWS account, a supported client device, and internet access (TCP on port 443 plus TCP and UDP on port 4172, notes Amazon).