Web Browsers
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Internet Explorer is the most popular web browser due to its inclusion with Microsoft products since 1995. Firefox is the second most popular due to features like tabbed browsing and spellcheck. Safari is the web browser made by Apple that also has tabbed browsing and bookmark management. Add-ons, plug-ins, Flash, and Silverlight are tools that can be added to browsers to enhance functionality and add things like animations, graphics, and video playback. The first web browser was called the World Wide Web and was created in the late 1980s by Tim Berners-Lee.
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The document discusses different types of viruses like the Code Red virus and Love Bug virus. It also discusses biometric computer security using fingerprints or eye scans instead of passwords. Phishing schemes are described as ways to trick users into giving away passwords. Biometric security allows only authorized users access and is impossible to forge but may be picky or deny access if a fingerprint is cut. Anti-virus software fights viruses by identifying and destroying them in emails and websites. Encrypted personal information can include social security numbers, addresses, and phone numbers.
Arpanet
The document discusses key concepts related to email and the internet including soft and hard bounces caused by full inboxes or invalid addresses, spam as unwanted junk mail, the differences between the internet and intranets, POP protocol for email clients and servers, phishing to illegally obtain personal information, encryption to securely send emails, netiquette rules for polite online behavior, and routers forwarding information on the internet.
Electronic Communications
The document defines various digital communication and media technologies including email, podcasting, chat, discussion boards, texting, blogging, the iPhone, Palm Pre phone, and Blackberry. Email allows sending messages over the internet. Podcasting publishes audio and video files online. Chat sends instant messages between users on services like AOL and Yahoo. Discussion boards like Wikianswers and Yahoo Answers let people post questions and answers. Texting sends short text between cell phones. Blogs are online journals that allow commenting. The iPhone is Apple's touchscreen smartphone known for apps. The Palm Pre was a planned Sprint touchscreen phone. Blackberries function like mini computers for internet and more.
Outside The Computer
The document discusses different types of computers and technology including touch screen computers, Apple computers, Surface computers, GPS systems, and mini laptops. Touch screen computers allow users to click on the screen instead of using a mouse and cost around $400 on average. Apple computers were founded by Stephen Jobs in the 1980s and cost approximately $1,200. Surface computers have a touch screen surface like a table that is looked down upon and can cost up to $10,000.
Types Of Computers
The document discusses different types of computers and technology including touch screen computers, Apple computers, Surface computers, GPS systems, and mini laptops. Touch screen computers allow users to click onscreen without a mouse, Apple computers were founded by Steve Jobs in the 1980s, and Surface computers create a touch-enabled flat surface. GPS systems use 24 satellites to pinpoint locations on Earth, while mini laptops offer portability compared to full-sized laptops.
Inside The Computer
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Web Browsers
- 1. Joe Faustyn Computer Apps Period 2
- 2. Most Popular Web Browser • The most popular type of web browser is Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer is so popular because it is used by every Microsoft user since 1995
- 3. Second Most Popular Web Browser • The second most popular web browser is Firefox. Firefox uses a Gecko Layout Engine. Firefox has tabbed browsing and spellcheck
- 4. Safari • Safari is the web browser used by the apple company. Safari has released versions 3.2.1 and 3.2.2 (3.2.2 is for windows). Safari has popular features of tabbed browsing and bookmark management
- 5. Add-ons • Are Firefox things that you add on to make your internet window more customized. Some include fission, image saving, password manager, and forecastfox (weather)
- 6. Plug-ins • In computing, a plug-in consists of a computer program that interacts with a host application to provide a certain, usually very specific, function quot;on demandquot;. Applications support plugins for many reasons.
- 7. Adobe Flash • Flash is an animation scheme commonly used in games and videos. • Is also used to add fun animations to web pages.
- 8. Silverlight • Microsoft Silverlight is a programmable web browser plugin that enables features such as animation, vector graphics and audio-video playback that characterizes rich Internet applications.
- 9. 1st web browser • The world wide web was the first web browser • It was made in the late 1980s by Tim Bearns- Lee