Introduction to Computer Information: Practice for Quiz 1

Practice for Quiz #1 E-book readers: low-cost devices feature crisp text that is capable of being read brightest outdoor conditions. Network server: is a powerful computer with special software and equipment that enables it to function as the primary computer in a network. Computer program: the set of instructions that directs the computer to perform a variety of tasks.4 (FALSE) Although high quality movies can easily be streamed in homes, the slower speed of mobile networks creates a poor viewing experience of streamed movies. (TRUE) Today’s gaming consoles are complete entertainment systems, offering Internet connectively, movie rentals, photo storage, and many other services in addition to video games. Location- based services: is a feature that allows the apps like Yelp to provide a list of restaurants that are close to you. Streaming media: refers to music and movies that are delivered on demand from an online source. All in one computer: Is the type of computers that have all the hardware integrated with the monitor. Processing: refers to the ability of a computer to perform a variety of actions based on instructions from the user or a program. (FALSE) Google transformed the smartphone market with the release of their revolutionary nexus in 2007. Personal computer: is generally meant to be used by only one person at the time. (FALSE) Integration with Facebook and Instagram allows users to add their favorite photos to these social networks with one tap. Embedded systems: Are limited computers because they are placed inside devices which require specific computing functions. iPad: popular table computer. Automation: the technique of making an apparatus, a process, or a system operate automatically. Autonomous: the autonomous vehicle is a car, truck, or other mode of transportation that can perform a variety of driving maneuvers without human intervention. Convertible: laptops allow users to swivel or detach the touchscreen monitor. Data: Consist of individual facts or pieces of information. Real-time: mobile devices allow to access real-time information such as current traffic conditions for our city and live radar images on a weather app. Internet of things: refers to normal objects with the ability to connect to wireless networks and the Internet. Supercomputers: Nasa use it to conduct complex modeling and simulations for upcoming missions. (TRUE) The Amazon Echo is an example of a smart speaker Cloud: with cloud storage services your files can be stored online and accessed from any Internet-connected device. Network: allow users to communicate and share information between computers. Augmented reality: the real -world is supplemented with computer -generated information. (TRUE) Some watches can display useful alerts and incoming messages from your smartphone Example: apple watch Bluetooth: is a short-range wireless technology that can connect your smartphone with a wireless headset worn on the ear or the hands-free system in some cars. NFC: using this wireless technology, many smartphones can now be tapped on special payment devices to complete your purchase at select stores. Hardware: the physical devices that make up a computer system. Software: several computer programs that are packaged together. Cloud computing: allows you to store your files and use various applications in an online account. (FALSE) For watching TV episodes right after they are broadcast, NETFLIX is better choice than HULU. Evernote: this is an app that would you use if you wanted to create and share a grocery list with your family. Smart TV: allow you to connect to a variety of online services as Netflix, Amazon and Pandora. (TRUE) Wi-Fi is the current standard for wireless network and Internet connectivity.