Cookies allow web sites to store information about your visit to that site on your hard drive. Then, when you return, cookies will read your hard drive to find out if you have been there before. The virtual space created by the technology of computer systems enabling people to communicate with other users located all over the world, redefines social and spacial boundaries. A collection of related information about a subject organized in a useful manner that provides a base of foundation for procedures such as retrieving information, drawing conclusions, and making decisions. The use of a local or wide-area computer network to send and receive messages.
Electronic mail is made possible by computer networking.
Linked by high-speed data connections that cross national boundaries, electronic mail allows you to compose a message and transmit this message in seconds to one or more recipients. A local area network, originally developed by Xerox Corporation, capable of linking up to 1,024 nodes in a bus network. A high-speed baseband communication technique which provides for a raw data transfer rate of 10 megabits per second. File transfer protocol. In communications, a standard that ensures the error-free transmission of program and data files via the telephone system.