| definition | Word/term |
| 'hypertext transfer protocol' is the method of file exchange used on the world wide web | |
| the abbreviation for hypertext markup language, a computer language used to make web pages | |
| A worldwide system of linked computer networks | |
| An amount of info equal to 1048516 bytes or sometimes one million bytes | |
| A group of computers linked together so they can share info | |
| A handheld computer that can store addresses, phone numbers, and other info thats useful to have handy | |
| the smallest unit of an image on a computer monitor it can be used to measure the size of an image | |
| memory your computer uses to open programs and store your work until you save it to a hard drive or disk. info on this disappears when the computer is turned off | |
| memory that contains permanent instructions for the computer and cannot be changed the info on this stays after the computer is turned off | |
| electronic junk mail | |
| A series of messages and replies that relate to a specific topic | |
| the technical name for a website address | |
| A program that damages other programs and data. it gets into the computer through the internet or shared disks | |
| technology that allows people to link to other computers and the internet from their computers without wires | |