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Moneywave, the new product by Flutterwave, is an API that lets financial products of different types connect to each other. It’s aimed at financial services in common use on the … Continue reading There’s an API to Streamline Financial Transactions on the African Continent
You can order a pizza, hail a cab, and book a flight using your smartphone—why not see the doctor too? Technology has taken the pain out of waiting for services and … Continue reading Want a Healthier Staff? Try Telemedicine
It’s been a story of summer crankiness: the TSA and its airport security screening contractors are terribly understaffed, causing epic wait times during peak travel season for the United States. If you’re … Continue reading Long TSA Lines? Get Appy!
From logos to professional images to smartphone shots, chances are your company owns a surprising number of digital assets. Fortunately, digital asset management (DAM) systems can help organize the images, videos, … Continue reading Get to Your Graphics Faster with Digital Asset Management
When checking your web traffic, you may have noticed the number of sessions reported. What does this mean, exactly? Your number of sessions counts the number of times users paid … Continue reading Tech Term: Session
Last week, Google announced it will be rebranding under the new company name Alphabet. All the things you know and love about Google are here to stay, but the change was … Continue reading The ABCs of Google’s New Alphabet
We’re going to dive deeper than usual into the tech rabbit hole today to talk about containers. In the last few years, software developers have started to make use of … Continue reading The Open Container Project
If you have ever used the IRS’s Get Transcript website to access your old tax returns, your personal information may have fallen into the hands of hackers. From February to May, … Continue reading IRS Hacked Through “Get Transcript” Website
In early December, Google rolled out Inbox, the company’s new app dubbed an “email killer,” by invitation only. Gmail still exists and will not be going away anytime soon. The … Continue reading Google Inbox: The Email Killer?
My vote for the biggest-impact technological breakthrough in 2015 is Microsoft’s Skype real-time translator. The feature is available for preview right now, and you can watch the demo video on … Continue reading Real-Time Translation from Microsoft’s Skype
The National Archives, after seeing its material on Wikipedia receive billions of views, has decided to step up efforts to upload their entire collection there. Details are available in its … Continue reading National Archives on Wikipedia
Today’s post is about a computing concept: the client-server model. In today’s era of cloud computing, many applications use the client-server model. So, by understanding what that means, you’ll have … Continue reading The Client-Server Model
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