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Opportunistic wireless encryption uses a secret key to encrypt Internet sessions hosted on open Wi-Fi networks. Learn more from Webopedia.
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Geo-spoofing is the process of hiding a true location by making a device appear to be in a different location than it is. Learn more from Webopedia.
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Multichannel marketing uses multiple platforms, traditional or digital, to advertise, engage customers, and sell services. Learn more from Webopedia.
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TypeScript is an open source programming language created by Microsoft. It is a superset of JavaScript. Learn more from Webopedia.
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Facebook Portal is a video call device and platform that allows Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp users to make video calls. Learn more from Webopedia.
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Google Assistant, the intelligent successor to Google Now, is a mobile virtual assistant that performs basic scheduling and research tasks.
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Go is an open source procedural programming language designed at Google in 2007 and launched in 2009. Learn more from Webopedia.
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A virtual data center pools resources to give organizations all the hardware and software infrastructure they need to run their computing tasks.
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Ubiquitous computing refers to computer networking and intelligence shared across many devices, including phones, sensors, and household systems.
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Paxos is a family of protocols used to achieve consensus among a distributed set of computers that communicate through an asynchronous network.
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Next-generation data centers help to meet the demands of data management with software-defined environments and cognitive computing.
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A hybrid data center includes physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructure. Learn more from Webopedia.