Web Hosting - A service in which the provider maintains the Web server hardware and software, enabling users to concentrate on just the content. Users store their content on the ISP's server. On the low end, it's the 5MB free web space that an ISP provides for sharing information across the Internet. On the high end, it's a large E-Commerce site hosted on the ISPs servers. With low-end Internet access packages the hard disk space available may just be a few megabytes.
Users can buy additional storage space if needed.
Additional Web space can easily be purchased from the company providing your Internet access or from one of the many companies specializing in Web hosting. Look for an ISP that provides plenty of free Web space, but always remember that additional space is cheap. Wireless Networking - Networking using various forms of radio or infrared signals. For example, mobile phones use a wireless network. The ability to support clients running Microsoft Windows 3.0, 3.1, 3.11 and Windows for Workgroups operating systems.