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| a ___ is a computer that is designed to support processing from many remote computers and users |
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| CPU speed is expressed in cycles called ___ |
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| cache and main memory are ___ meaning their contents are lost when power is off |
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| magnetic and optical disks are ___ meaning their contents survive when power is off |
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| ___ are programs that are written to use a particular OS |
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| native applications are sometimes called ___ |
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| a ___ application is designed to run within a computer browser such as FireFox, Chrome, etc |
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| ___ are applications that are touch screen oriented and provide context sensitive popup menus |
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| linux is a version of ___ |
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| ___ is a popular phone OS in Europe and the middle east |
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| ___ is a OS used for apple mobile devices |
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| ___ is a version of Windows designed for use on ARM devices. |
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| ___ is a computer architecture and instruction set that is designed for portable devices such as phones and tablets |
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| ___ is a flat fee that authorizes a company to install software on all of that company's computers or on all of the computers at a specific site |
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| ___ performs a service as a function |
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| ___ software provides capabilities common across all organizations and industries ( word processing, graphic designing) |
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| Horizontal-market application |
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| ___ software serves the needs of a specific industry (dental offices for scheduling) |
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| ___ software is developed for a specific unique need. |
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| one of a kind application |
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| ___ is a computer software that is installed into devices such as printers, print servers and communication devices |
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| Firm ware ___ be changed or upgraded |
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| ___ is a computer code as written by humans and understandable by humans |
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| source code is compiled into ___ that is processed by a computer |
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| a ___ is the presentation format of an application |
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| a ___ is a newer term that refers not only to the UI but also the way the application behaves within that UI |
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| characteristics of quality mobile UX |
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feature content and supports direct interaction
user context sensitive chrome when needed
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| ___ is a term that refers to the visual overhead in a computer display |
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| ___ means it pops up in the display when appropriate |
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| ___ are icons that slide in from the right of the display |
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| ___ occurs when users move their activities across devices |
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| ___ is data that the server sends to, or pushes onto, the device |
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