Windows Desktop Elements
Once you are logged in a window computer system, you will get dozens of applications, so you can choose an option of your requirement. Many of the options have shortcut…
Basics of Computer Science – Mobile
Mobile computers are the systems, which are physically not remain connected to specific place rather these are mobile in nature, as one can carry anywhere anytime. The mobile computer technology…
Basics of Computer Science – Extranet
An extranet is a sort of personalized service, which is controlled and regulated by private network. This personalized and controlled technology provides access only to partners, vendors, and suppliers; sometimes,…
Algorithm Flowchart
A flowchart is a blueprint that pictorially represents the algorithm and its steps. The steps of a flowchart do not have a specific size and shape rather it is designed…
Basics of Computer Science – Networking
A computer networking is a process of connecting two more than two computers with the purpose to share data, provide technical support, and to communicate (especially for the business purpose.…
Data Processing
Collection, manipulation, and processing collected data for the required use is known as data processing. It is a technique normally performed by a computer; the process includes retrieving, transforming, or…
Generations of Computer
The development of computer systems is normally discussed as the development over different generations. With the succession of different generations, came the advancement in computer technology. Computer Generations Let us…
Basics of Computer Science – Applications
A number of tasks in today’s world is computer based - filling an application, transferring fund, or doing online business everything can be done through computer application. Easily accessible and…
Computer Networking Terminology
WAN It stands for Wide Area Network and covers a wide area such as a city. LAN It stands for Local Area Network and covers a small area such as…
Types of Computer
All the computers that are developed are not alike rather they have different designs and features. Some computers have very high capacity as well as working speed; however, some are…
