1.

Information technology
2. IT company
3. Technical support
4. IT services
5. IT support
6. Network security
7. Cybersecurity
8. Cloud services
9. Cloud technology
1. Cloud storage solutions
2. Hybrid cloud
3. Cloud storage providers
4. Service cloud
5. Cloud architecture
6. Cloud server
7. Cloud hosting
8. Cloud computing
10. Cybersecurity
1. Network security
2. IT security
3. Cybersecurity attack
4. Computer security software
5. Cybersecurity analyst
6. Cybersecurity companies
7. Cybersecurity engineer
11. IT services
1. Information technology specialist
2. IT manager
3. Infrastructure as a service
4. Managed IT services
5. Technology consulting
6. Tech solutions
7. IT service management
8. Network infrastructure
12. Programming
1. Software developer
2. Computer programming
3. Dynamic programming
4. Computer programmer
5. Web designer
6. Website creation
7. Code developer
1. Computer Vision

We could define the term as the ability of computer algorithms to

interpret what a camera observes in the environment. Computer
Vision allows AR applications to better lay the digital objects over the real
world.
2. Augmented Reality (AR)

Augmented Reality is the technology that allows you to lay virtual

2D and 3D objects in the form of widgets, hand-written
4. Virtual Reality (VR)

Augmented Reality is often confused with Virtual Reality. They both generate synthetic worlds but
deliver different kinds of experiences. The VR user is completely immersed in an artificially created
environment which can be fantastical or similar to a real location. Virtual Reality is much more
widespread among consumers than AR simply because it has been the “big thing” in the gaming
industry for many years and devices are less challenging to make. Among them, we recall here
Facebook’s Oculus, Google Cardboard, and HTC Vive.

In the industrial sector, VR plays a major role in the areas of architecture, education, training, and
prototype design.

5. Spatial Computing

According to Ori Inbar, one of the world’s leading expert in Augmented

Reality, Spatial Computing is “a way to organize and interact with
information in space rather than on a flat screen.” This new type of
computing that will allow us to interact directly in the space with 3D
virtual objects, thus imitating the natural way we live in the world. In the
future, smartphones, tablets, and personal computers could become
obsolete, replaced by smart glasses or AR contact lenses acting as the
only human-machine interface we will need. It is bound to improve
collaboration and knowledge formation that will be shared through the AR
cloud.

6. AR Cloud

Ori Inbar who coined the term AR Cloud back in 2017 envisioned it as a
way of organizing and sharing information that will be accessed
contextually depending on the specific person, space, or object
you are interacting with. Every aspect of the world will be represented
through its virtual copy forming a complete 3D map of the world that will
not enable users to share messages but also AR experiences and
collaborate on projects. To Kevin Kelly, founder of Wired, it will resemble a
so-called “Mirrorworld” describing it as a full-scale digital twin of
anything there is the world.
7. Smart Glasses

Wearable technology could potentially replace personal

computers, smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches in 10-15 years
from now, with Smart Glasses becoming the favorite substitutes.
 Early prototypes of AR and VR head-mounted displays (HDM) date back in
the second half of the 20th-century, we recall here the Philco HeadSight of
1961, Sutherland’s Sword of Damocles of 1965 and the Air Force’s
SuperCockpit of 1982.

8. 5G

The next network architecture is like the fast lane for data
transmission and a fundamental enabler of smooth AR, MR, and
VR experiences. The fifth generation wireless standard aims to transfer
large amounts of data at high speed, allowing us to share 3D contents
with many interconnected users in real time. It is also the infrastructure
at the core of the IoT system within the smart factory as it will
seamlessly connect and synchronize facility equipment, machinery, and
embedded sensors.
9. Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Artificial Intelligence is a broad term referring to a wide range of abilities

performed by a computer or a robot that resemble humans natural skills.
AI is a core component of AR and the other immersive
technologies as it sifts through and elaborates enormous
amounts of data generating meaningful insights to carry out
complex tasks.

10. Internet of Things (IoT)

If AI can be compared to a super intelligent and rational machine brain,

the Internet of Things (IoT) is the nervous system made up of
billions of sensors connecting and controlling as many objects
and infrastructures.
11. Industry 4.0

Lastly, we thought it is important to mention one last keyword summing

up the new technological paradigm in the industrial field.

Industry 4.0 depicts a smart, fully interconnected factory with

high levels of automation, welding together a diverse range of
emerging technologies among which there are Augmented Reality,
Robots, Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT), Big Data and Cloud.
1. automation
2. machinery
3. computers
4. mechanics
5. mechanization
6. robotics
7. telecommunications
8. applied science
9. electronic components
10. hi tech
11. high tech
12. industrial science
13. scientific know-how
14. scientific knowledge
15. technical knowledge
animatronics
NOUN
technology that uses electronic systems to operate puppets (=models of people or animals)
appropriate technology
NOUN
technology that is suitable for the place in which it will be used, usually involving skills or
materials that are easily available in the local area
bleeding edge
ADJECTIVE
used for describing technology that is very new and has not yet been fully tested to see
whether it works correctly
cleantech
NOUN
technology which provides benefits such as clean energy, and environmentally sustainable
products and services
cleantech
NOUN
using or based on cleantech
cybernetics
NOUN
the use of technology to make copies of natural things, for example artificial body parts
facial recognition
NOUN
computer-aided technology that allows people to be identified by scanning their faces,
especially for security purposes
fifth-generation
ADJECTIVE
fifth-generation computer technology is very advanced and includes artificial intelligence
fitness tracker
NOUN
a digital device that is usually worn on the wrist and that tracks and records a person’s
activity levels, along with other data
glanceable
ADJECTIVE
glanceable information on a screen can be read and understood quickly and easily
high tech
ADJECTIVE
using the most modern or advanced technology available, especially electronic equipment
and computers
high technology
NOUN
technology that involves the most modern or advanced methods, especially electronic
equipment and computers
intermediate technology
NOUN
technology used in developing countries that is based on cheap materials that are available
there
legacy
NOUN
still used although it is no longer the most modern or advanced, because it would be very
expensive or difficult to replace
mobile
ADJECTIVE
relating to or using communication technology such as smartphones, GPS devices etc that
can be used anywhere
nanotechnology
NOUN
the building and use of very small structures that are less than 100 nanometres in length,
using atoms and molecules
native
ADJECTIVE
developed for use on a particular platform or device
redundancy
NOUN
the use of electronic equipment or systems designed to operate instead of another piece of
equipment or system if that fails
smartwatch
NOUN
a mobile device that connects to a smartphone and is worn on the wrist
tech
NOUN
INFORMAL technology: items of new technology, or technology in general
tech
NOUN
INFORMAL relating to or involving tech
technical
ADJECTIVE
involving science or industry
technical
ADJECTIVE
relating to the way in which a machine or system works
technically
ADVERB
in a way that involves the practical use of skills, processes, machines, or substances in
science and industry
techno-
PREFIX
technology: used with some nouns
technological
ADJECTIVE
relating to or involving technology
technology
NOUN
advanced scientific knowledge used for practical purposes, especially in industry
 wearable
ADJECTIVE
wearable technology or art is worn on the body
wearables
NOUN
accessories and clothing that include electronic technology as a part of them
Tech
Technicology
Technological
IT
high-tech
Technophile
low-tech
Astronautics
Technologist
Robotics
Techie
tech.
Electronics
Cyberphobia
Infotech
Digital
Technologically
Technophobe
Avionics
Telecommunication
ICT
Antitechnology4
Rocketry
Cyberpunk
Animatronics
Technetronic
high technology
high techtechnoid
CTC
techno-nucleonics
VoIP
technopreneur
1. internet

2. science

3. computer

4. technological

5. engineering

6. computing
7. tech

8. nanotechnology

9. software

10. application

11. robotics

12. high technology

13. systems

14. communication

15. biotechnology

16. automation

17. electronics

18. devices

19. applications

20. information

21. innovations

22. game

23. equipment

24. industry

25. tools

26. wireless

27. technology

28. computers
29. code

30. skill

31. computer science

32. social

33. virtual

34. products

35. product

36. app

37. robots

38. business

39. micro

40. high tech

41. hardware

42. technological innovations

43. nanotech

44. solutions

45. machinery

46. media

47. knowledge

48. power

49. platform

50. phones
51. technical

52. cyberscience

53. bionics

54. process

55. manufacturing

56. society

57. intelligence

58. capability

59. math

60. electron

61. build

62. radio

63. ergonomics

64. concept

65. system

66. digital

67. energy

68. history

69. financial

70. miniaturization

71. value

72. crowbar
73. developer

74. core

75. commercial

76. labs

77. innovate

78. computer software

79. capabilities

80. weapons

81. resources

82. development

83. device

84. aeronautical engineering

85. magic

86. scientific method

87. ability

88. language

89. infrastructure

90. space

91. medical

92. wheel

93. applied science

94. cybersecurity
95. networked

96. methodology

97. online

98. technician

99. screens

100. electronic

101. learning

102. club

103. consumer

104. global

105. makers

106. generation

107. dynamic

108. agriculture

109. nuclear weapon

110. technologists

111. alchemy

112. silk

113. antiscience

114. nano

115. complicate

116. system science

117. mechanical engineer

118. tecnology

119. biomedical

120. proprietary

121. field of study

122. time

123. materials

124. gaming

125. phone

126. weaponry

127. security

128. production

129. scientific

130. framework

131. understanding

132. biology

133. skills

134. human

135. people

136. services

137. technological advancements

138. handheld devices

139. life

140. machine

141. modern

142. architectures

143. industrial

144. world

145. engineer

146. coding

147. video

148. protocol

149. ecosystem

150. rfid

151. revolutionize

152. invention

153. breakthroughs

154. network

155. games

156. inventions

157. screen

158. grid computing

159. neolithic

160. value proposition

161. new

162. engine

163. user interfaces

164. strategy

165. innovative

166. pollution

167. clothing

168. evolution

169. it

170. rocketry

171. primates

172. neo-luddism

173. techno-progressivism

174. reasoned

175. formality

176. developing

177. communications

178. processing

179. mobile

180. networks

181. specialized

182. goal-oriented
183. military technology

184. economic globalization

185. conspicuous leisure

186. smelting

187. human condition

188. computer technology

189. subject area

190. biometrics

191. useful arts

192. imaging

193. climatology

194. industrial arts

195. biophysics

196. technologies of the self

197. phrenology

198. agronomy

199. functionality

200. physic

201. mining

202. transaminate

203. television

204. techie
205. transistor

206. professionalize

207. inactivate

208. satellite

209. scientific discipline

210. social science

211. technologic

212. techniques

213. telephone

214. research

215. hi tech

216. design

217. technologically

218. medicine

219. photonics

220. technique

221. nanotechnologies

222. technological advancement

223. data

224. methods

225. digital imaging

226. technological innovation

227. programming

228. service

229. transhumanism

230. company

231. machines

232. information technology

233. civilization

234. rapidly evolving

235. innovating

236. management

237. method

238. commercializing

239. chemical engineering

240. architecture

241. quality

242. technologically advanced

243. money

244. market

245. project

246. progress

247. growth

248. advancements
249. domain expertise

250. second industrial revolution

251. physics

252. material

253. comfort

254. electricity

255. processes

256. military

257. powers

258. patented

259. core competencies

260. resource

261. innovation

262. scientific breakthroughs

263. safety

264. bioscience

265. efficiency

266. implementation

267. scalable

268. composite materials

269. languages

270. stack
271. projects

272. care

273. entertainment

274. 3d visualization

275. revolutionizing

276. programs

277. arms

278. economic

279. craft

280. approach

281. apps

282. performance

283. tech gadgets

284. weapon

285. technological advances

286. companies

287. construction

288. gadgets

289. chemistry

290. industrial revolution

291. prehistory

292. utility
293. lever

294. enabled

295. informatics

296. discipline

297. source

298. bioengineering

299. subject

300. study

301. sink

302. field

303. spoon

304. phenomenal

305. developed

306. merriam-webster

307. integrated

308. usability

309. mathematics

310. advanced

311. multimedia

312. marketing

313. networking

314. semiconductor
315. based

316. enterprise

317. uses

318. telecommunications

319. sophisticated

320. focused

321. state-of-the-art

322. components

323. improve

324. foraging

325. create

326. cyberculture

327. expand

328. creative

329. program

330. aims

331. enables

332. component

333. wood

334. neolithic revolution

335. genome

336. deforestation
337. nomad

338. consumer electronics

339. uruk

340. sumer

341. hierarchy

342. irrigation

343. pseudoscience

344. neuroscience

345. bellows

346. furnace

347. efficient energy use

348. scientifically

349. forge

350. metrology

351. practical application

352. automotive technology

353. communications technology

354. civil engineering

355. subject field

356. electrical engineering

357. flood control

358. industrial engineering

359. automotive engineering

360. rail technology

361. industrial management

362. nuclear engineering

363. mechanical engineering

364. naval engineering

365. alloys

366. bronze

367. brass

368. steel

369. thorstein veblen

370. microelectronics

371. sociology

372. evolve

373. bionanoscience

374. michel foucault

375. modernize

376. alchemical

377. ursula franklin

378. innovators

379. evolutionary

380. tribology
381. sedentism

382. systematics

383. transformation

384. bernard stiegler

385. technoscience

386. superscience

387. technics and time, 1

388. optimization

389. transmutation

390. diagnostics

391. microscopy

392. multiscience

393. geophysics

394. space station

395. proscience

396. transformational

397. demography

398. particle accelerator

399. organon

400. psychology

401. conversion

402. scienceless
403. telematics

404. ic

405. screw

406. chasten

407. geoscience

408. business method

409. metamorphosis

410. converter

411. fortran

412. pulley

413. cybernetics

414. transform

415. architectonics

416. wheelbarrow

417. sciencelike

418. transformer

419. radiography

420. methodologies

421. clock

422. glycoscience

423. mutate

424. ize
425. convert

426. startups

427. hydroscience

428. theoretician

429. mcscience

430. political oppression

431. genetics

432. environmental

433. metamorphic

434. assimilate

435. depolarize

436. physiology

437. metallurgy

438. biomedicine

439. liberalize

440. interoperable

441. transport

442. electrochemistry

443. change

444. biologist

445. ecological

446. biological
447. alchemize

448. deaden

449. mutant

450. reform

451. metaphysics

452. semiconductors

453. agrobiology

454. alkalinize

455. photoscience

456. flight

457. decarboxylate

458. interfaces

459. ology

460. volatilize

461. acetylate

462. skyscraper

463. cryptography

464. electrical conductor

465. apply science

466. motor

467. telegraph

468. logy
469. automatize

470. world war ii

471. holography

472. isomerize

473. ione

474. ignis

475. cryogenics

476. geospatial

477. lifehack

478. airplane

479. australopithecus afarensis

480. sociobiology

481. saponify

482. automobile

483. rarefy

484. biocomputing

485. entitize

486. actinochemistry

487. electrical engineer

488. technoid

489. opsonize

490. behavioral modernity

491. sorcerize

492. geroscience

493. convertee

494. exobiology

495. transmogrify

496. cradle of humankind

497. opacify

498. transchange

499. conversive

500. industrialize

501. keratinize

502. neurophysics

503. classicize

504. electrotelegraphy

505. hydrolyze

506. cyberpsychology

507. downshift

508. decimalize

509. unscramble

510. microphonics

511. remew

512. solarize
513. denaturalize

514. democratize

515. bioclimatology

516. conventionalize

517. sysop

518. historical migration

519. brutalize

520. miniaturisation

521. photomicrography

522. engineering science

523. technological developments

524. tool

525. technological breakthroughs

526. ideas

527. expertise

528. features

529. printing press

530. idea

531. economy

532. feature

533. advancement

534. education
535. coin

536. cleantech

537. productivity

538. technologies

539. vaccine

540. tactics

541. budget

542. training

543. trade

544. telemedicine

545. cloud computing

546. algorithms

547. using

548. bailiwick

549. railroading

550. anarcho-primitivism

551. develop

552. focus

553. focusing

554. use

555. hominids

556. bipedal
557. ancient greek

558. expanding

559. charcoal

560. gold

561. copper

562. silver

563. geology

564. architectural engineering

565. lead

566. massachusetts institute of technology

567. horseshoe

568. w. brian arthur

569. nonscience

570. transmute

571. prognostics

572. islamize

573. radicalize

574. dynamize

575. windmill

576. mutation

577. complexify

578. pbc
579. vannevar bush

580. demagnetize

581. gizmo

582. homo erectus

583. telecommunication

Apparatus Appliance
Application Applied Science
Artificial Intelligence Assemblage
Augmented Reality Automation
Cloud Code
Consumer Technology Contraption
Device Digital
Electronics Engineering
Equipment Framework
Gadget Gear
Gizmo Hardware
High-tech Information
Technology
Infrastructure Instrument
Low-tech Machine
Mechanism Mechanization
Online Package
Physical Technology Platform
Program Robotics
Service Software
State of the Art System
Tool Virtual Reality
Widget
Adobe Acrobat Reader
Acrobat Reader is software that allows you to view a PDF document (a document
that can be seen but not changed). It can be downloaded free of charge from
Adobe.1>
ADSL
Asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) is a type of digital subscriber line (DSL)
broadband technology that is used to connect to the Internet. It uses standard
telephone lines to deliver high-speed data communications (up to 24 megabytes per
second).1>
Analogue
Analogue is a conventional method of transmitting data. Standard landline
telephones use analogue technology. It is distinct from digital technology, which
provides for greater quality and speed of data transmission.1>

Assistive technology
Assistive technology refers to any software or hardware that acts to assist and
improve the functional capabilities of people with disabilities. Examples include
wheelchairs, prosthetics, voice-to-text technology and text-to-speech technology.1>
Attachment
An attachment is a document sent with an email message. Many types of files can be
sent this way (e.g. Word documents, PDFs, Excel files, JPEGs). Be wary of attaching
large files because these can take a lot of time for the recipient to download. If you
have a large file, it is considered good practice to compress the file using software
such as Winzip before attaching it.1>
Back-end
Back-end refers to the part of an application that performs an essential task not
apparent to the user.1>
Backward compatible
If software is backward compatible, it is compatible with earlier (superseded)
versions of the same software. For example, the Microsoft word-processing program
Word 2010 can read files created in the 2003 version of the same program, so it is
backward compatible.1>
Bandwidth
Bandwidth refers to the maximum amount of data that can travel a communications
path in a given time, usually measured in seconds.1>
Bit
A bit (short for binary digit) is the smallest unit of measurement in computing. 8 bits
make up 1 byte.1>
Bluetooth
Bluetooth is a wireless communications technology intended to replace cables. It
allows short-range connections between two or more Bluetooth-compatible devices
such as mobile phones, tablets, headsets or medical equipment.1>
Bookmark
A bookmark is a saved link to a particular Web page. Microsoft Internet Explorer
denotes bookmarks as "favourites."1>
Boolean operators
Most search engines (e.g. Google) allow you to limit your search or make it more
specific by using words such as "and", "or" and "not". These words are known as
boolean operators because of their origin as terms in logic.1>
Boot (re-boot)
To boot (or re-boot) is to load and initialise the operating system on a computer.
Think of it as starting up your computer. In Windows you can use the key
combination CTRL and ALT and DEL as a "soft" boot. This means restarting the
computer rather than turning it completely off and on again, which could cause
damage to your computer's hard disk under some circumstances.1>
Bounce back
An email message that cannot be delivered and returns an error notification to the
sender is said to "bounce back". If you receive such an error notification, check that
you have typed the address correctly.1>
Hardware

Computer hardware are any physical objects that can be used by a computer. In terms of
hardware for a computer system you have the CPU (Central Processing Unit) which
processes all data and performs calculations.

You also have your RAM memory which temporarily stores information that is being
processed or retrieved from storage devices such as a hard drive. The most common types
of storage devices today would be a solid state drive (SSD) and electromechanical disk drive
(typically referred to as “hard drive”).
 1. Motherboard – The main circuit board inside your computer where all the essential
components are plugged into. Before everything became so integrated, motherboards used
to look like mini-ITX cases because there were so many different types of connectors and
chipsets on them! Nowadays most motherboards only have a few chips and ports, with
everything else built onto the CPU itself (which has become smaller over time). As such
motherboard makers don’t make as many models as they used to, and don’t require as
much R&D either.
2. RAM (Random Access Memory) – A type of computer memory that allows programs to
temporarily store information for quick access. RAM gets erased when your computer turns
off, so it is not a good place to store files you want to keep for an extended period of time.
This is why most people use hard drives, SSDs or cloud storage for their long term data
needs; though it is also possible to upgrade your RAM in order to speed up certain
processes that rely on temporary memory. There’s more than one way to speed up the
performance of your machine.
3. Heat Sink & Fan – An electronic device fashioned out metal fins with protruding pins at
one end, where you attach your CPU and/or GPU. The pins are designed so that they make
good contact with the chips without leaving any gaps or air bubbles between them, which
would cause your computer to overheat. Heat sinks and fans help dissipate heat from the
CPU and GPU chips, usually by using a fan blowing out hot air into a metal case.
4. CPU (Central Processing Unit) – The brains of the computer! This is essentially an entire
computer in one integrated circuit (IC). Intel and AMD make most CPUs today (though IBM
once held a majority market share), with each company offering several different product
lines for different needs and budgets. It is relatively easy to increase the performance of
your machine if you upgrade to a faster CPU, but unfortunately RAM cannot be upgraded.
5. Integrated Graphics Processor (IGP) – A type of graphics card integrated into the
motherboard where you can’t remove it. This kind of GPU is usually used on laptops, mini
PCs and other devices where space is more limited than with standard desktop or tower
systems. IGP chips are also sometimes called on-board video cards for this reason; off-
board meaning there is no built-in chip on the motherboards themselves (whereas on-
board means there is).
6. Network Interface Card (NIC) – The part of your computer that allows it to connect to a
network via cables. Older computers had two types of NICs: wired and wireless, whereas
newer models tend to have a single wireless card that can do both. Of course, wireless
NICs have a limited range and require more power from the battery of your laptop or
mobile device.
7. Modem – A small device that lets your computer access the internet via a telephone line
(DSL) or cable television line (cable). In most parts of the world, regular broadband
connections are faster than dialup even though they use an actual modem to connect on
the other side instead of going direct over a standard ISP account. A modem is basically a
type of phone jack except for a digital signal on each side instead of analog like with home
phones.
8. System unit – System unit is a term used in personal computers that refers to the main
computer box, or casing. It is the physical structure that contains most of a computer’s
essential components such as keyboard, monitor and central processing unit (CPU). The
system unit also holds any peripheral devices connected to the computer such as
loudspeakers or digital video disc players.
9. Storage device – Storage device is any computer hardware containing one or more
device(s) capable of storing data, hence to be used for the purpose of information storage.
It includes both input device and output device.
10. Input device – is a software component that takes input from the user/player and sends it
to other programs as directed by the OS. The first widely acknowledged input devices were
the keyboard and mouse, which both record the absolute and relative positions of
keypresses and mouse movement respectively. These devices often require special drivers,
which is a set of code that tells the system how to interact with them.
11. Output device – Output device is any computer hardware or software component that
provides visual or tactile output from a machine. It is typically used to transfer information
from a computer or other digital electronic device to human senses, mainly sight and
hearing. An output device is usually operated by an output function.
12. Floppy Disk – The floppy disk is a type of removable storage medium for storing and
transferring data. The term can refer to an item of hardware or the removable medium
Software
itself, which is also called a floppy. Floppy disks are written by a floppy disk drive.

Any programs or applications that make your computer do something

useful through commands given by the user. Software can be separated
into groups based on their functions, such as graphic design software for
editing images and video, or word processing software for writing
documents. You can also find paid and free software on the internet;
though you usually get what you pay for in terms of quality.

13. Operating System (OS) – Computer software that manages your computer’s resources
and provides a platform on top of which you can run other programs. The most common OS
for personal computers is Microsoft Windows , while Mac OS X is the most common for
Apple products. You can also find other operating systems, such as Linux based
distributions or Chrome OS.
14. Adobe Photoshop – A popular type of image editing software created by Adobe.
Photoshop is used for everything from professional photo retouching to creating icons and
logos that will be displayed on your computer screen. It’s also quite expensive, with the
Network & Internet

The linking of two or more computing devices together for communication

purposes over a shared interface such as the Internet. That means you
can use one device to send files to another device through another
networked device such as a router or wireless access point. You also
might see this term often when buying networking hardware like routers
and Wi-Fi access points, though they are essentially the same thing.
Hardware manufacturers just like to market them differently for some
reason.

Computer networks allow users to share resources such as files, printers

and Internet access. It also allows multiple users to play games or share
pictures from one central device such as a desktop computer. The main
component of a network is the switch which transmits data between
different devices. Another important piece of hardware that supports
networking is a wireless access point (WAP). WAPs allow your mobile
devices to connect to the network via radio waves, instead of using cables
like other types of connections would require.

1. WiFi – You’ve probably heard of this one before and it’s a pretty common wireless
technology used today to connect devices like mobile phones, tablets and laptops to the
Internet. The two standards which bring WiFi to your mobile device are called 802.11a and
802.11g .
2. Cellular Data – This is another way that mobile devices can access the internet wirelessly
using radio waves (RF for short), but cellular data is much faster than WiFi because it uses
high-speed fibre optic networks which ISPs usually own and operate themselves. So
whenever you use LTE or 4G, you’re actually connecting to the Internet over a cellular
connection instead of WiFi.
3. VPN – Also known as Virtual Private Networks, they allow users to create secure
connections between different sites over the internet. This lets you access a company’s
internal network from a remote location and even share files through it. As an example, if
your home computer is connected to a VPN, other devices on that same network can see
each other while also being able to connect to files on your computer without needing its IP
address or DNS settings.
4. Internet – The most famous network in the world that contains all of the sites and services
people use on a daily basis. You can think of it as one massive hard drive that anyone with
an internet connection can access, such as when you open up your browser and type in a
website’s address.
5. WAN – This is just another term for a large-scale internetwork which allows different types
of computer networks to connect with each other over long distances. For example, most
ISPs operate their own WANs so they can link together many smaller networks and provide
them access to the Internet.
6. Download & Upload – As you probably already know, what happens when you access a
web page online or download a file from somewhere? Well, when you do this, the file is
usually first downloaded from your computer’s current location and then uploaded to
another device somewhere on the Internet. Downloading a file is called uploading it as well,
just in reverse!
7. Cloud Computing – This means that data can be stored off-site by companies instead of
being kept local to their own devices. For example, this lets them access files or run
programs from any networked computer all over the world, but cloud computing also offers
Computer Graphics
many other benefits which you can read about here.

A computer generated image that looks so realistic, you can’t tell if it is

real or fake. Computer graphics are created by mathematically defining
the shape and behavior of an object using a process called rendering. The
final rendered image can be stored in memory for future use, or displayed
directly to viewers on your screen (or other displays).

8. Image – A type of file that lets you see a still image inside the computer’s memory instead
of on your screen. The most common types are JPEG and PNG , though you can use many
other programs as well such as your operating system’s built-in editor or graphics software
like GIMP or Photoshop .
9. Graphics Card – A separate processor that is designed to help with the processing
demands of computer graphics. They usually come with their own on-board memory, and
some even have their own dedicated power source so they don’t drain away from your
computer’s main resources. They’re particularly useful if you work with 3D objects or
animations because those require a whole lot more graphical processing power than 2D
shapes do.
10. PNG – A type of graphics file that lets you store images in a lossless format which means
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Sample Essay
The word "technology" and its uses have immensely changed since
the 20th century, and with time, it has continued to evolve ever
since. We are living in a world driven by technology. The
advancement of technology has played an important role in the
development of human civilization, along with cultural changes.
Technology provides innovative ways of doing work through various
smart and innovative means.
Electronic appliances, gadgets, faster modes of communication, and
transport have added to the comfort factor in our lives. It has helped
in improving the productivity of individuals and different business
enterprises. Technology has brought a revolution in many
operational fields. It has undoubtedly made a very important
contribution to the progress that mankind has made over the years.

The Advancement of Technology:

Technology has reduced the effort and time and increased the
efficiency of the production requirements in every field. It has made
our lives easy, comfortable, healthy, and enjoyable. It has brought a
revolution in transport and communication. The advancement of
technology, along with science, has helped us to become self-reliant
in all spheres of life. With the innovation of a particular technology,
it becomes part of society and integral to human lives after a point
in time.

Technology is Our Part of Life:

Technology has changed our day-to-day lives. Technology has
brought the world closer and better connected. Those days have
passed when only the rich could afford such luxuries. Because of the
rise of globalisation and liberalisation, all luxuries are now within the
reach of the average person. Today, an average middle-class family
can afford a mobile phone, a television, a washing machine, a
refrigerator, a computer, the Internet, etc. At the touch of a switch, a
man can witness any event that is happening in far-off places.

Benefits of Technology in All Fields:

We cannot escape technology; it has improved the quality of life and
brought about revolutions in various fields of modern-day society, be
it communication, transportation, education, healthcare, and many
more. Let us learn about it.

Technology in Communication:
With the advent of technology in communication, which includes
telephones, fax machines, cellular phones, the Internet, multimedia,
and email, communication has become much faster and easier. It
has transformed and influenced relationships in many ways. We no
longer need to rely on sending physical letters and waiting for
several days for a response. Technology has made communication
so simple that you can connect with anyone from anywhere by
calling them via mobile phone or messaging them using different
messaging apps that are easy to download.