I have tried to find tags, but failed. Are there tags to search the previous posts?
If not, I'll just ask my question. I am looking for personal finances software with the following attributes:
1. free 2. simple (I only need to track income and expenses + calculate totals for a week/month/year) 3. can accomodate at least two accounts (in my case I need it for personal use + for my freelancing activity) 4. compatible with Windows XP 5. allows export/print out
Nothing I have found so far meets all the requirements. Please help! Thanks!
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Does anyone know whether there is a piece of software (preferably freeware) that would enable me to store information about images on my hard disk and tag them?
What I'm aiming for is a tagging system so that all jpgs, pngs etc of, say, ducks will be presented to me when I select the tag for ducks.
I know that it is possible to do this sort of thing with online image galleries, but I don't know whether there is a local option.
Opera Software released Opera 9.63 today, which addresses several security issues. This release is a recommended security update for all those running the previous stable releases. Download it now at http://www.opera.com/browser/.
Epicor Software Corporation (NASDAQ: EPIC), a leading provider of enterprise business software solutions for the midmarket and divisions of Global 1000 companies, today announced that Epicor 9, the Company's next-generation enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution continues to gain momentum with more than 30,000 user seats shipped worldwide to date.
Both new and existing customers globally and across industries are realizing the benefits of Epicor's award-winning real-time business management solution, launched last year at the Company's annual global user conference.
"We are extremely pleased with the success Epicor 9 has achieved since its launch, both in terms of new customer wins, and existing customer implementations and migrations," said George Klaus, chairman, president and CEO for Epicor. "We are committed to delivering world class solutions, services and support to our customers -- to see them attain the benefits of improved business processes, productivity gains and overall success with Epicor 9 is gratifying. We expect the adoption of Epicor 9 to continue trending up, as we move toward availability of Epicor 9 in more than 50 countries and 30 languages by the end of next year." EPIC next generation ERP-system
Flash animations on webpages consume a surprisingly large amount of CPU time, especially if you keep many pages open at once. When you think about it, this is a very fast and efficient way to distribute some software onto a lot of computers. Put up a banner on a major news site and you have your code ticking along on thousands of computers within minutes, and with no user interaction.
It's strange that distributed computing has not leapt onto this. Granted, it's a narrow nieche, with the program running only for a few minutes and with a limited size, but there are still plenty of cases where it could work. I've only found This proof of concept of distributed flash computing. This example require some user interaction and fills a whole screen, but there seems to be no reason why it couldn't run as a banner ad.
I'm in the middle of writing a connector to some accounting software and I've been implementing a lazy loading list of proxies because I'm dealing with huge lists of items which load slowly (even the item id s load slowly).
That's not important to the question I am asking though, basically, I want an algorithm which finds either the given search int in my sorted set (of indexes) or the nearest int contained in the list (it doesn't matter, but we can say that the algorithm has a preference for lower numbers if 2 values are equally near)
The essence of the problem is outlined here:
import java.util.TreeSet;
public class Search { static TreeSet sorted = new TreeSet();
Steam's dream of Linux-powered Steam gaming machines never came to fruition, but the company has returned to Linux by bringing Windows-based games to Linux with a software-only approach.
With mobile phone users and devices reaching to billions, the businesses are focusing on building robust mobile apps with great UX and UI. According to research, nearly 179 billion mobile apps are downloaded per year. The Mobile App Development sector is thriving with gaming apps; Social Media apps like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube; Google Apps, business apps like Amazon, Walmart, etc. Even SMEs are not far behind as they are also using the mobile apps for better user engagement, branding, retail marketing, etc.
Let us now see some of the significant challenges and trends in the mobile application development.
Key Challenges in the Mobile App Development
The prevailing competition amongst the Smartphone providers has made them improve their apps continuously. The software companies need to develop such softwares to support mobile apps that need much time and efforts on part of the professionals.
There is no availability of the unified apps and the software developers design only fragmented apps.
The different Smartphones do not possess the same OS so many apps that are in great demand needs to be removed.
The time-consuming process starts when the developers have to test their apps against distinct OS versions so that their app works on different mobile devices.
Automated testing is limited for the native apps.
Latest Trends in the Mobile App Development
With the increased challenges, the designers and developers are carrying out research to provide a seamless user experience to the mobile device users. For this, there are many significant trends introduced by the mobile industry that will predict the future of the Android App Development and iPhone app development.
1. The Growth of IoT (Internet of Things): The use of Artificial Intelligence is going to grow in the year 2018. The machine learning, image recognition, natural language processing, deep learning, and neural network drive decision-making, etc. is going to trend this year. The mobile apps will be integrated with the IoT feature to provide a flawless experience to hotels, retail business houses, automakers, etc. The customized IoT applications will make their place with this market reaching $267 billion by the year 2020.
2. Cloud-based Mobile Apps will make a Difference: The Cloud Computing has created waves in the companies, and now it collaborates with the mobile apps. This technology will enable the mobile apps to fetch the data directly from the cloud space and lessens the memory space on the mobile phones. The Mobile Cloud traffic is stated to be growing at a rate of 60%.
3. Security in App Development: Nowadays, developers focus more on security during the Android app development and iPhone App Development. According to a study, 75% of the mobile apps cannot pass the basic security testing. The testers have found basic concerns during the secuity tests.
Leakage of System Information
Insecure Storage data
Violation of the Privacy Policy
Insecure Deployment
Misusing the mobile related data
To cater to these issues, JavaScript framework can help in the development of the scalable and secured mobile applications.
4. Increase in the M-Commerce: The online selling has taken a forefront with maximum people possessing the Smartphones and the iPhones. Many users are opting to M-Commerce, which means that the app development companies need to design workable apps for the business houses. The increased usage of the Google Wallet and Apple Pay will facilitate the in-app payment process too. The wearable devices will also support the customer loyalty and the mobile payments.
5. The Inclusion of the Location-Based Apps: With Google My Business listing and Google Maps helping users to find the best local store near their location, the customers prefer location-based apps. By using the location-based mobile apps, the customers will be able to trace out the store, a good restaurant, grocery store, etc. with just one click. They can see the reviews, and even few stores have cited the closing and opening timings too with business’s images.
Conclusion
The future of mobile app development is excellent. Modern tools are available for app developers and designers to provide great app experience. By working on the challenges posed in this sector, the companies can design magnificent business apps.