Aug 5 2008 2:28PM GMT
Posted by: Ivy Wigmore
Networking,
Web browsers,
programming,
Tech Trivia
The WhatIs.com Word of the Day for today is Prism.
Tech Trivia
What two devices are combined in a brouter?
Answer
Secret Word of the Day
Twitter calls it tweeting but there’s a more formal term for it. What’s the secret word?
Answer
Acronym Challenge
APIs allow programs to make requests of an operating system or another program. What does API stand for?
Answer
Jul 31 2008 6:55PM GMT
Posted by: Alex Howard
Networking,
encryption,
Intel,
Mobile,
Web browsers,
electronics,
Microsoft,
Tech Trivia
The WhatIs.com Word of the Day today is UMPC.
Tech Trivia
What was the first GUI Web browser for Microsoft Windows?
Answer
Secret Word of the Day
This small Internet communications unit is designed to provide entertainment, information and location-based services for the consumer market (rather than the enterprise). What’s the secret word?
Answer
Acronym Challenge
CCMP is an encryption protocol that forms part of the 802.11i standard for WLANs, particularly those using WiMax technology. What does CCMP stand for?
Answer
Jul 18 2008 5:36PM GMT
Posted by: Alex Howard
Networking,
UNIX,
Apple,
Web browsers,
Tech Trivia,
education
The WhatIs.com Word of the Day today is iTunes U.
Tech Trivia
What computer-based training network, developed in the 1960s, is often credited as the earliest example of a virtual community?
Answer
Secret Word of the Day
This keyboard-oriented, text-only Web browser was developed at the University of Kansas primarily for students who used UNIX workstations. What is the secret word?
Answer
Acronym Challenge
NSFNET was a network for research computing deployed in the mid-1980s that in time also became the first backbone infrastructure for the commercial public Internet. NET meant “network — what does NFS stand for?
Answer