Did you know that the games you play through on the ChessBase News are saved automatically? Recently, while on a train, I had a look at Karsten Müller's current endgame column but had to get off before finding the solution. Back home I wanted to have another look at the position. I opened the WebApp My Games Cloud with my ChessBase Premium Account, clicked "Recent Games", and found the position of Karsten Müller's endgame column: it had been automatically saved in my cloud!
The game in "MyGames Cloud"
The WebApp offers a lot of tools and applications, more than the replayer which already allows to do a lot of things.
The WebApp Fritz Online also offers interesting functions, and it allows me to play a certain position against the engine.
Of course, I can also open ChessBase 14 where I am automatically connected to the cloud database. Here I can open a window in which Karsten Müller's endgame task appears.
The cloud contains the games I most recently looked at or played
This allows me to analyse the position, makes notes — if I want to — and finally save it in the database on my hard drive.
Another advantage: If I had a look at an interesting game on the ChessBase News and a few days later want to have another look at this game I do not have to search for this particular on the News pages because I can find it in my cloud database — like the other games I played through.
