a way in which software is developed that allows
access to the source code of an application or software and is free to update and use

a computer program used to display information,
normally in the form of a slide show

the extension of service or coverage in a wireless
telecommunications system

the act of sending inappropriate sexual material,
usually text or images, between cell phones

a website designed for groups of people who publish
their own information and share it with others such as
friends, family, co-workers, etc.

a group of software programs that provide instructions
to a computer so that it may operate

another term for the CPU of a computer—the central
processing unit that runs computer programs

a computer program that locates information on the
web

refers to the strength of a connection over a wireless
(radio) telecommunication system

a group of computer programs that give instructions to
a computer so that it functions

the unauthorized reproduction or copying of music,
video, or literature without proper compensation or
permission

the process of designing, writing, testing, debugging,
and maintaining the source code of computer
programs

a computer or series of computers that link other
computers together and often store important
information

a cell phone that is designed to perform various
computer applications

e-mail that’s sent to large group of people who didn't
sign up to receive it; spam often requests information
or money or may contain viruses

representing the language or thoughts of an author as
your own, without indicating where the information is
from

Quick Response code; a type of two-dimensional bar
code, consisting of black modules in a square pattern
on a white background, that can hold a large amount
of any kind of data

a cluster of computer servers used when there is the
need for large server capacity and capability

also known as short message service; it is a text
messaging service for cell phones

a computer application that simulates a paper
accounting worksheet

something you can add to a software application to
enhance its abilities

computer memory that is temporarily used to allow
programs to operate, which would be quicker than if
they accessed ROM

a company or organization that offers a service, such
as web, cable television, or phone access

media that use Internet and cell phone applications to
interact, collaborate, and create content

a type of malware that unknowingly collects
information from a computer