Internet communication

Internet communication

All the ways used by people to communicate with each other over the Internet, including e-mail, instant messaging (IM), feedback on blogs, contact forms on Web sites, industry forums, chat rooms and social networking sites.

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Internet communication

Internet; Internet communication

A short message (no more than 140 characters) on microblogging service Twitter. When you send a tweet, it is available to the public and anyone who has signed up to receive your tweets (known as ...

on-chip cache

Internet; Internet communication

Additional memory physically located on a CPU (central processing unit). Because of its proximity, the on-chip cache can deliver data to the CPU much more quickly than cache that is off the CPU.

ubiquity

Internet; Internet communication

A quality attributed to anything that seems to be everywhere at all times. Often used in technology circles to describe technologies in widespread use. Some may say mobile phones, for instance, are ...

on-demand

Internet; Internet communication

Used in reference to video services or video downloads. On-demand refers to a user's ability to access, download, or view content at the time of his choosing, rather than at a predetermined time, as ...

unarchive

Internet; Internet communication

To restore files from an archive or backup to their original location, usually a hard drive.

macro virus

Internet; Internet communication

A virus that travels as a macro embedded in documents. Such viruses remain dormant until the infected file is opened. Then, if the virus is malicious, the virus may damage other files, perform a ...

unbundled

Internet; Internet communication

Software or hardware that once was included with several other products (a bundle) but was removed from the packaging or is sold separately. For example, games and word processing applications often ...