Everyone loves an acronym but when technology is involved, they can be difficult to decipher. So, what is SaaS and what is it used for? SaaS stands for Software as a Service. In essence, it is a way for companies to use applications and access data over the internet. The software is owned, delivered and managed remotely by providers but can be utilised by customers from any device with an internet connection. So, instead of having to invest in and install software, companies basically rent it from providers and access it online. This makes it cost-effective and, with security updates…

They have set their targets high in the name of innovation but will Canonical raise enough money for the development of Ubuntu Edge, a device people are calling the next generation of personal computing? Canonical, the developers of the Linux-based…