Новости за 03.01.2019

SaaS is software hosted remotely through the aid of cloud computing and allows users to access software along with their data from any device or browser they choose. This way they do not have to worry about taking local storage space with the software or data loss in case their machine fails.

In a new interview, Tsunekazu Ishihara the president of The Pokémon Company explains how making a 'Pokémon' game for the Switch is a lot more challenging than you could imagine.

Peer-to-peer bike rental platform Spinlister is back. Again. And this time there's a little bit of help from Oprah.

Keeping a tech startup successful and profitable isn't easy. Superpowers like a well-honed moral compass, stress resistance, and fast deployments can help you get there and stay there.

Is 2019 the year that competency becomes the bright new shining star of education?

China and the U.S. trade negotiators begin the arduous task to end the trade war starting Jan. 7.

Four ways science students in the U.S. are affected by the government shutdown.

With the final hurdles cleared, there’s nothing left to stop mass Windows migration into containers.

Apple CEO Tim Cook's repeated references in last night's press release to growing Apple's “installed base” bore an eerie resemblance to several such proclamations from former General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt.

More than 7.6 million players of popular browser-based game Town of Salem have had their account data compromised as developer BlankMediaGames confirms December 28th breach. What went wrong and why did it take so long for BlankMediaGames to notify game players?

In order to scale and offer its custom-made clothing at reasonable prices (pants are $165), Sene abandoned its manual, labor-intensive design process. Now it’s all automated laser cutters integrated with intelligent sizing software that learns how to optimize fit based on past history.

Keeping your marketing message short and to the point can be key to making the sale. Members of Forbes Communications Council offer tips on creating copy that's simple, but effective.

Posting the same content as everyone else on Instagram isn't going to make you stand out.

Most CEOs don’t want to acknowledge that they could be part (even the biggest part) of the problem.

In business, there are both trailblazers and iterators. Both have their strengths and drawbacks. Which type of entrepreneur are you?

The world changes, circumstances and opportunities change, “the only constant is change itself.” Charles Darwin claimed, “It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can best manage change.”

In a rare letter to investors preempting a marked slowdown in Apple's revenues, Tim Cook, the firm's CEO, signals economic deceleration in China along with macroeconomic headwinds as the cause. That China has taken a bite out of Apple is an ill omen for the global economy.

The Korean brand is on a mission to broaden its OLED appeal

If ticketing systems are slowing your company down, consider these technologies and tips.

More food, more shows, more spas - and more snow? Why Las Vegas makes for a great ski or snowboard vacation.

Blake Nordstrom is dead. He was only 58 years old. He was a great leader and warm family man.

According to a recent analysis, 44% of U.S. adults are relying on a loan to finance a vehicle purchase.

Here are six predictions for 2019 involving topics in the sports media space. They include stories about individual broadcasters as well as sports' rights' issues facings teams and leagues.

PewDiePie-loving hackers say they're exposing vulnerable kit across the web to help, not harm.

A new test for cancer which analyzes molecules in breath could revolutionize cancer diagnostics and save billions of dollars in healthcare costs.