G10 CAT Networks & Internet

• A network refers to a collection of interconnected devices (such as computers, printers, etc.) that are connected via cables or wireless in order to share resources and communicate with each other.
• A Personal Area Network is a small network that connects personal devices (like smartphones, laptops) within a short range. It enables data sharing and device synchronization.
• A Home Area Network is a network within a home that connects various devices and appliances.
• A Network Interface Controller is a hardware component or network card that enables a device to connect to a network and communicate with other devices over that network.
• ADSL is a type of broadband internet connection that uses existing telephone lines to transmit high-speed data with faster download than upload.
• Fibre is a high-speed internet connection that utilizes optical strands made of glass or plastic to transmit data as pulses of light, offering faster speeds.
• UTP is a type of cable used for wired Ethernet networks. It consists of pairs of twisted wires without shielding and is commonly used for local area networks.
• A switch is a networking device that connects devices within a local area network and forwards data directly to the intended recipient.
• A router is a networking device that connects multiple networks together and directs data packets between them.
• Wi-Fi is a wireless technology that allows devices to connect to a local area network wirelessly, typically using radio waves. It enables internet access and data sharing without cables.
• A Network Operating System is specialized software that manages network resources and allows multiple devices to communicate, share data, and access network services efficiently.
• An Internet Service Provider is a company or organization that provides users with access to the internet, offering various types of internet connections and related services.
• A dongle is a small hardware device that connects to a computer or other device to provide additional functionality, such as wireless internet connectivity, data storage, or security features.
• 3G and 4G are mobile network technologies that offer mobile data and internet services to smartphones and other devices with increased speed and reliability.
• LTE is a high-speed wireless communication standard commonly used for mobile phones and data devices. It provides faster data transfer rates and improved network performance.
• A web page is a document on the web which can be viewed, created in languages such as HTML or PHP.
• A website is a group of related web pages stored at the same web address.
• A hyperlink, often referred to as a link, is a clickable element on a web page that leads to another web page or resource.
• A web address is a specific location on the internet that points to a web page or resource; it's commonly known as a URL.
• URL is the address used to access a web page or resource on the internet.
• A domain name is a human-readable address that represents an IP address and is used to access websites (e.g., example.com).
• An IP address is a unique set of numerical values that identifies a device on the network or the internet.
• A web portal is a website that provides links to different subjects, which can serves as a gateway to a variety of resources, services, and information from different sources.
• An informational website provides content and information about a particular subject to the public, customers or interested parties.
• A news website offers related news updates, articles, and multimedia content related to current events and news topics.
• This type of website promotes a business, its products, services, and aims to attract potential customers.
• A personal website is created by an individual to share interests, portfolios, blogs, or creative projects.
• A wiki is a collaborative website that allows multiple users to contribute, edit, and organize content on various topics.
• An educational website offers learning resources, courses, and materials to help users acquire new skills or knowledge.
• An entertainment website provides enjoyable content, such as games, videos, music, or other forms of digital entertainment.
• An advocacy website aims to raise awareness and promote a specific cause, describes an idea, social issue, or political viewpoint.
• A web application is a software program accessed through a web browser that performs specific functions or services.
• A content aggregator collects and compiles content from various sources, presenting it in one location for user convenience.
• A web browser is a software application used to access and display web pages, allowing users to navigate the internet.
• A search engine is a web service that helps users find information on the internet by searching for keywords or phrases.
• E-Mail is a method of sending and receiving digital messages and files over the internet.
• ISP E-mail refers to an email account provided by an Internet Service Provider (ISP) to its subscribers, normally accessed via e-mail software.
• Web-based E-mail is accessed through a web browser, allowing users to send, receive, and manage emails online.
• An E-Mail Address is a unique identifier used to route email messages to a specific recipient's mailbox.
• An Address Book is a digital tool for storing and organizing contact information for sending emails.