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| type of data transmission media used by personal computers to connect to the internet via a tv company |
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| Type of modem with the greatest throughput capacity |
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| Wireless type which uses radio waves and can go around objects, used to sync personal devices with dissimilar technologies |
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| A common carrier most often will be a phone or cable company |
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| Collection of all the PATHS in cyberspace |
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| A coding scheme used in transmitting data. |
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| TCP/IP protocol type used for viewing most websites |
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| Scripting language inside html used to add interactivity and animations, among other things to web sites. |
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| Program which uses selective criteria to find information on the WWW from several search engines |
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| Wireless type which uses radio waves and is used to create 'hot spots' by some businesses as a means of attracting customers to linger |
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| network which uses a common carrier to connec its nodes |
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| any one place to visit on the worl wide web |
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| general name for a company which leases u and me access to the internet |
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| GENERAL PROTOCOL TYPE USED BY MOST NETWORKS |
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| Part of the DNS, categories such as .com & .edu which help identify functions of email addresses |
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| General name given as a measure (NOT UNITS) of the total transmitted data from all channels simultaneously |
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| Which is a high bandwidth data transmission type |
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| Wireless type which uses radio waves and can go around objects for distances of 5 to 30 miles |
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| Connects with a common carrier |
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| Choose the property NOT belonging to a LAN |
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| Type of network that allows one to sync phone, PDA, and computers. |
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| Cable type most commonly used to connect network nodes |
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| General name for a single data path transmitted via any type of modem |
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| Wireless type which must be in a line with the receiver and cannot go around objects. |
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| COLLECTION OF ALL PLACES IN CYBERSPACE |
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| Program which uses selective criteria to find information on the WWW |
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