Tag: science & technology

Unicode is the industry standard that enables computers to represent and manipulate text from most of the world's writing systems consistently. It provides a unique number for every character across languages. CMM is a capability maturity model, Bytecode is compiled code format, making Unicode the clear correct answer.

USB stands for Universal Serial Bus, an industry standard for cables, connectors and communication protocols for connection, communication and power supply between computers and electronic devices.

A pixel (short for 'picture element') is the smallest unit of a digital image. It is a single point in a raster image and represents the minimum addressable element of a display screen.

Linden Dollars (L$) is the virtual currency used in Second Life, the online virtual world created by Linden Lab. Users can buy and sell L$ for real currency through the LindeX exchange.

The HTC Dream (also known as T-Mobile G1) was the first commercially available smartphone to run on Android. It launched in 2008 with Android 1.0, marking the beginning of the Android ecosystem.

VAIO stands for Video Audio Integration Operation. Sony's VAIO brand represented the integration of audio and video capabilities, and the logo even features an analog wave symbol and the binary digits 1 and 0.

3G stands for Third Generation mobile network technology. It succeeded 2G and brought significantly faster data speeds, enabling mobile internet access, video calling, and mobile TV.

Google Docs, ThinkFree, and Zoho are all web-based office productivity suites. They allow users to create documents, spreadsheets, and presentations online, often with collaboration features.

Ctrl+C is the universal keyboard shortcut for Copy. Ctrl+V is Paste, Ctrl+D is often 'bookmark' or varies, Ctrl+F is Find/Search.

Ctrl+V is the universal keyboard shortcut for Paste. Ctrl+C is Copy, Ctrl+D varies, Ctrl+Z is Undo.