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| Internet | a huge global computer network which links smaller computer networks together |
| IP address | a string of numbers that indicates the location of a computer, a web address or URL |
| Malware | computer software designed to harm a computer |
| Memory | any data or information in a computer on a computer |
| MMS | an abbreviation for multimedia messaging service |
| Moore"s Law | says that the number of transistors that can be placed in an integrated circuit will double every 18 months |
| MP3 | a common audio format for playback |
| Multimedia | media that combines different content forms, such as text, audio, animation, and still images |
| Open source | software that is free to use |
| Operating system | a group of software program that provide instructions to a computer so that it may operate |
| Piracy | the unauthorized reproduction or copying of music, video, or literature without permission |
| Plagiarism | claiming work that belongs to someone else is yours |
| Plug-in | something you can add to a software application to enhance its abilities |
| Presentation | a computer program used to display information, normally in the form of a slide show |
| Processor | another term for the CPU of a computer |
| Programming | the process of designing, writing, testing, debugging, and maintaining the source code of computer programs |
| QR code | Quick Response code |
| RAM | computer memory that is temporarily used to allow programs to operate |
| Roaming | the extension of service or coverage in a wireless telecommunications system |
| Search engine | a computer program that locates information on the web |
| Server | a computer that links other computers together |
| Server farm | a cluster of computer servers |
| Service Provider | a company or organization that offers a service, such as web, cable television, or phone access |
| Signal strength | refers to the strength of a connection over a wireless (radio)telecommunication system |
