artificial intelligence, Technology that mimics human thinking., gadget, A technology device used to perform a specific function., smart device, A gadget capable of connecting and sending information to other devices via the internet or by using wireless technology., wearable technology, Electronic devices that can be worn on a person's body., virtual reality game, A game which immerses you in a 3D world using a VR headset., freeware, An application that can be freely downloaded without payment., internet provider, An organisation that provides its customers with services for accessing and using the internet., search engine, A website that enables you to search for content available on the internet., web browser, An application that you use for internet searches that can also track your browsing history., server, The place where all the data from a website is stored., cybersecurity, The practice of protecting servers, computers, social network accounts, and other systems from malicious cyber-attacks., app, A program on your phone or computer that does a certain job., social network, An app or website where you can connect with friends, share pictures, and communicate with each other., social media, Platforms where users create, share, and interact with content, including pictures, videos, and other forms of media., wifi hotspot, An internet access point that enables you to connect to a WiFi network using your smartphone, laptop, or another device., screenshot, A photo or image of what can be seen on the screen of a computer or other device., computer nerd, A person who has an obsessive interest in computers., techie, Someone who has a strong interest in technology., technophobe, A person who is afraid of or distrusts advanced technology or complex devices, especially computers., software developer, A person who researches, designs, upgrades, and maintains software for computer systems., user friendly, Devices or software that are simple and uncomplicated to use, so little expertise is needed to operate them., cutting edge, A technology that is at the forefront of development and ahead of its time., high tech, Devices that make use of highly advanced technology to perform their functions., obsolete, Systems that are out-of-date and usually need updating., go online, When you connect to the internet to browse, email, or use its other services., browse, When you search for information on the internet., upload, When you send data or files from your computer to the internet., download, When you transfer information to your computer or phone from another device or from the internet., sign in, When you enter your username and password to enter an application or website., sign up, When you register and create an account with an application or website., attach, When you add a picture or document to an email or message to share it with the recipient., back up, When you copy a computer file or piece of data as a precaution and save it on a disc or another device in case it crashes because of a problem., crash, When a computer program or piece of software stops functioning properly, making it difficult or impossible to use., upgrade, When you replace software or devices with more modern or useful alternatives., update, When you change files or software to a more modern version., video call, When you have a call with one or more people via the internet in which you can see each other as you talk..

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