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Nov 24 2008   1:42PM GMT

Tech quiz of the day from WhatIs.com: How much do you know about white space devices?



Posted by: Ivy Wigmore
wireless, telecommunications, CIO, electronics, communications, white space, Tech Trivia, radio

The WhatIs.com Word of the Day is white space device (WSD).

Tech Trivia
What year did Western Union stop sending telegrams?
Answer (Scroll to the end of the definition.)

Secret Word of the Day
This is an electric current or electronic field used to convey data from one place to another. What’s the secret word?
Answer

IT Acronym Challenge
Bit is a short word — but is it short for anything?
Answer

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Nov 11 2008   11:58AM GMT

Tech quiz of the day from WhatIs.com: How much do you know about cognitive radio?



Posted by: Ivy Wigmore
wireless, telecommunications, electronics, science, communications, white space, Tech Trivia, radio

The WhatIs.com Word of the Day is cognitive radio.

Tech Trivia
Who demonstrated wireless communication in 1894?
Answer

Secret Word of the Day
Dr. McCoy implanted these devices into Kirk and Spock, for tracking purposes, before they beamed down to the planet Ekos. It’s a wireless communications, monitoring, or control device that picks up and automatically responds to an incoming signal. What’s the secret word?
Answer

IT Acronym Challenge
Radio waves carry information through their portion of the EM spectrum. What does EM stand for?
Answer


Nov 5 2008   9:45PM GMT

Tech quiz of the day from WhatIs.com: How much do you know about white spaces?



Posted by: Alex Howard
Networking, wireless, Google, telecommunications, CIO, electronics, white space, Tech Trivia, personal computing

The WhatIs.com Word of the Day is white space.

Tech Trivia
Google’s Larry Page has noted that the unlicensed model used for this wireless technology has resulted in a projected one billion chips being produced in 2008. What technology is he talking about?
Answer

Secret Word of the Day
This is a sound that contains every frequency within the range of human hearing (generally from 20 hertz to 20 kHz ) in equal amounts. What’s the secret word?
Answer

IT Acronym Challenge
Many white space devices are likely to use the UHF portion of the RF spectrum. What does UHF stand for?
Answer