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    “The mobile device has become our communications hub, our diary, our entertainment portal, our primary source of media consumption, our wallet and our getaway to real-time information tailored to our needs. The revolution is now” (Nihal Mehta). To be mobile, it means when an object is able to move or be moved freely and easily. Being mobile relates to mobile phones and handheld computers. Mobile computing now is technology that allows the transferring of data wirelessly without having the need to be connected physically. A smartphone is a mobile phone with a mobile operating system that combines features of a personal computer with features useful for handheld use. Usually these smartphone devices, combine the features of a cell phone, media…

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    Roles Of Ecommerce

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    online and order supplies as there are personal interactions with the auctioneer. This is effected by the use of various devices like mobile phones, tablets and computers. The use of mobile phones, computers and other electronic devices used in e-commerce interaction, crucial roles and functions in line with online business will be discussed below together with the methods and resources needed to develop such a system. Human Computer Interaction (HCI) concentrates on design, evaluation and…

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    Computer training and technological skills have played a large part in the advancement in multiple arenas of educating and training adult learners. The military’s use of computer training and technology to educate its leadership, and training that supports the operation readiness of the military as a whole, demonstrates the importance that computers and technology plays in our national preparedness. The civilian applications of computers and technology for non-traditional and disabled students…

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    Are Hackers Good Or Bad

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    Laptops computers, convenient for its mobile design and Wi-Fi capability, designed for anyone who is on the go, or a luxury device for home. A large number of laptops offer Wi-Fi compatibility and various applications such as music, DVD/CD players, and games. Some even offer camera’s so users can Skype each other from all around the world; these cameras are dangerous as they are susceptible to hackers. A hacker mostly works in the cyberspace and uses information on the web and techniques to…

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    Star Wars Technology

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    other week, usually that one. We would play the film on a computer while eating ice cream kept cold by the freezer in our house and previously Safeway. Two hours later, my brother and I would trudge off to bed and turn on the AC in the summer or the heater in the winter. Everything that I did, touched, and saw was linked to technology, especially growing up in the 2000’s when the digital age was picking up. As an eight year old I didn’t ponder how software and hardware meshed together to play my…

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    1. INTRODUCTION Ubiquitous computing (or "ubicomp") is a concept in software engineering and computer science where computing is made to appear anytime and everywhere. In contrast to desktop computing, ubiquitous computing can occur using any device, in any location, and in any format. A user interacts with the computer, which can exist in many different forms, including laptop computers, tablets and terminals in everyday objects such as a fridge or a pair of glasses. The underlying technologies…

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    since the 1950s and the 1960s technology has improved but their prices did not in fact their prices dropped massively prices went from the peak to the bottom in about 75 years of technology age. a computer in the 1960s was restricted for governmental use only and it was quite expensive actually, a computer could have costed the government a couple of hundred thousand dollars at that time which was a lot for a piece of equipment nowadays you could buy a computer for a couple of hundred…

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    Microsft Success Story – Satya Nadella as CEO Microsoft Corporation is one of the giant in software industry with headquarters in Redmond, Washington. Bill gates and Paul Allen are the core founders of Microsoft Corporation. The company manufactures, develops, licenses, supports and services. The major part of business involves computer software, personal computers and consumer electronics. The best and well known products of the company are the Microsoft Windows line of Operating Systems (OS),…

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    MULUNGUSHI UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR ICT EDUCATION MUMBI CHISHIMBA 56011023 ICT 462 – HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION ASSIGNMENT ONE (1) Question One A) Define Human Computer Interaction and briefly explain its goals. According to Booth (2014), “An oversimplificed definition of HCI (human-computer interaction) might say that it is the study of interraction between humans and computers.” He further explains that though this definition is acceptable as a general definition, it does not…

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    Introduction Speech recognition is a computer software that operates computers to distinguish speech and translate it into text. The term recognition refers to the software that recognize or identify the sounds of the speaker rather than the exact words the speaker is saying. It provides people with synchronized captions on recorded videos, television shows and movies. Speech recognition can be found anywhere and many people today are familiar with it. It can be found in Google Chrome,…

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