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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encryption

Internet; Internet communication

Encoding a file to prevent others from accessing its contents. An encrypted file appears as a string of gibberish. Users must decrypt the file to read or use it. Files are usually encrypted using ...

end user

Internet; Internet communication

The person who uses hardware or software programmed or designed by another person.

e-paper

Internet; Internet communication

A generic term used to refer to electronic paper. E-paper exhibits some of the same properties as paper. It's thin, flexible, and inexpensive. Unlike paper, e-paper is completely reusable.

e-reader

Internet; Internet communication

E-readers, which are often referred to as ebook readers, are devices designed for displaying books. Many devices that are not designed specifically for digital books, such as PCs, smartphones, and ...

exit

Internet; Internet communication

A command or option that will let users leave and close a program. It may require a special keystroke or key combination in a DOS program, or it may require users to select the Exit option from the ...

fab

Internet; Internet communication

Fab refers to a manufacturing plant where various types of semiconductor chips, or microprocessors, are fabricated for production or part of product development. Fab facilities are highly specialized ...

face recognition

Internet; Internet communication

Face recognition is the biometric technique of identifying individuals by facial features. Face recognition is a type of biometric analysis, which aims to identify people by using biological or ...