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Net neutrality |
_____ does not allow changing service or bandwidth to favor one site over another. |
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Networks |
a server, also called a(n) ____, operating system is a multi-user operating system because it controls a central computer that can support many users |
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E-commerce |
Buying and selling products via electronic channels such as the Internet is called ___. |
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VoIP |
You use ____ when your telephone calls travel over the Internet instead of using traditional phone systems. |
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Cloud computing |
With ____ you can access storage and applications over the Internet. |
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NIC |
Computers need this hardware to connect to a network; Your computer needs a(n) ___ to access a network |
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Router |
This device connects two or more networks and directs the flow of information along the network |
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Peer-to-peer |
Network technology best suited to networks of ten or fewer computers |
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ISP |
Company that offers Internet access to individuals and businesses |
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PAN |
Bluetooth is a technology often used in this type of network |
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WI-Fi |
Wireless LAN’s and public hot-spots use ___ technology to connect to the Internet. |
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LTE |
Is a newer standard for cell network communications |
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HomePNA |
allows computers to be networked through ordinary telephone wires. |
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Video chats |
Skype and Tango are examples of this type of service |
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Network Standards |
Bluetooth, 3G, and WiMAX are examples of ___. |
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SMS |
text messaging based on his technology |
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A strong password. |
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Online storage |
Flickr, Google, Dropbox, and iCloud provide this type of service |
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the standard method of business communications. |
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Firewall |
Security feature often built into operating systems. |
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Username |
a unique name you create to identify yourself to a computer. |
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WPA2 |
A high level of encryption wireless devices. |
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Authentication |
method used to verify the identity of computer users. |
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Web-based |
Applications that you access over the Internet |
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… |
A ___ is an audio output device that converts texts to speech. |
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History |
the list of web pages your browser maintains of your web visits during specified periods of time. |
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Cookie |
small text file that a web page stores on your computer to identify you. |
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Private browsing |
mode for surfing the web without leaving history, temporary internet files, or cookies |
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Text messaging |
Another term for Short Message Service (SMS), messages of less than 160 characters sent via a cellular network. |
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Micro browser |
used to access web pages on your mobile computing device, and specially designed for small screens. |
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Pharming |
hacking a server to re-route traffic to a fake web site to obtain your personal information. |
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Mosaic |
The first graphical web browser released in 1993 |
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Web site |
A collections of web site |
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Web page |
A Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) document. |
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World Wide Web |
A collection of millions of Web sites |
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