Series of proprietary operating systems for Apple desktop products. Apple's first series, now known as classic Mac OS, was introduced in 1984 and ended in 1999. The first in the new series, Mac OS X 10.0, was released in 2001. It uses the Unix-based Darwin core, and was originally designed to run on PowerPC-based Macs. The latest versions support 64-bit Intel and the new 64-bit ARM. Thanks to the integrated iCloud cloud-based service, documents created within macOS can be accessed on all Apple devices. It is the second most widely used desktop operating system after Microsoft Windows.
Medical checkups take several minutes. The system delivers a completely automated verdict on whether or not an employee can proceed to their work duties. Only workers who are not in a state of intoxication and who have no medical complications will be admitted to the worksite.
Errors found in the running of the Like TV video player for digital television and file-sharing network content were eliminated. The player interface was redesigned, and the TV program interface and server communication API were updated. An option for watching archival TV programmes and saving viewing history were implemented.
A daily schedule builder designating permitted and banned applications and sites. Web domains are blocked and the user is redirected to motivational quotes. Banned applications are blocked. Periodic breaks disable the computer to allow a change of scenery and eye rest. Adjustable protection settings can make it impossible to turn off FindFocus.
A German clothing store; aggregator of state tenders and commercial procurements with daily collection of more than 20,000 messages; an application for quick access to tenders and auctions; online content aggregator for advertising and analytical agencies, specialised search engines and sales departments.
Vivaldi is a platform offering network access for electronic libraries. Books, educational materials and research documents can be viewed online or at one of the virtual reading rooms established in Russian universities. Reading rooms are located in large universities. The volume of literature is growing as new members join the library and publish their collections.
An internal product. Supports flexible schedules in one or several remote offices. Records the beginning and end of a working day, lunch breaks and inactive time at the computer. When the data is collated a time sheet is generated, and working time, inactive time and overtime are calculated. Events are stored in a secure, non-editable format.
A project for a mobile content provider: sending information via the networks of the major mobile operators; SMPP router for sharing the cost of hotline connections between several services: a centre for notifying factory workers via SMS; production of images, melodies, ringtones, logos, and mobile games; website design for selling content.
2002–2024