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The term digital native describes younger generations that grew up in the technology age. Most people who are digital natives...
Amanda Scheldt
Shelby Hiter
As enterprise networks become increasingly distributed with growing numbers of remote workers, unified endpoint management (UEM) has become an important...
Shelby Hiter
Aminu Abdullahi
LastPass is a cloud-based password manager that stores users’ login information online in a secure database and allows users to...
Aminu Abdullahi
Sam Ingalls
Raspberry Pi (RP) is the educational charity and namesake line of microcomputers offering customers a low-cost, single-board computer for lightweight...
Sam Ingalls
Jenna Phipps
A webcam, short for web camera, is a piece of video hardware that is either external or internal to a...
Jenna Phipps
Webopedia Staff
Google Assistant, the intelligent successor to Google Now, is a mobile virtual assistant that performs basic scheduling and research tasks.
Webopedia Staff
Webopedia Staff
Ambient computing uses artificial intelligence and cognitive processing to provide a technology experience where computing happens unnoticed.
Webopedia Staff
Forrest Stroud
The Samsung Galaxy S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra are the eleventh generation of Samsung s Galaxy smartphone mobile device and...
Forrest Stroud
Vangie Beal
A bluetooth tracker, also referred to as a key finder or smart tracker, is a small, electronic device used to...
Vangie Beal
Forrest Stroud
The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ are the eighth generation of Samsung s Galaxy smartphone mobile device and the follow-up...
Forrest Stroud
Vangie Beal
The Fitbit is a wearable computing device. It is a fitness band, worn on a person’s wrist and is designed...
Vangie Beal
Vangie Beal
Mobile learning (m-learning) is education via the Internet or network using personal mobile devices, such as tablets and smartphones to...
Vangie Beal