smartphone, e. A mobile phone that can use apps, take photos, and connect to the internet., tablet, t. A portable device with a touch screen that is larger than a smartphone but smaller than a laptop., laptop, b. A small computer that you can carry and use anywhere., charger, j. A device used to recharge the battery of a phone, tablet, or laptop., battery, o. The energy source that allows a phone or computer to work without being plugged in., Wi-Fi, d. A wireless internet connection that allows devices to connect to the internet., password, a. A secret word or group of letters and numbers used to enter an account., screen, g. The part of a device where you see images, videos, and text., headphones, s. Small devices that you wear on your ears to listen to music or other sounds., keyboard, l. The part of a computer that you use to type letters and numbers., download, h. To move a file from the internet to your device., upload, p. To send a file from your device to the internet or another computer., log in, m. To enter your username and password to access an account., log out, c. To leave your account or stop using a website or app., search, k. To look for information on the internet or inside a computer., update, r. To install the newest version of an app or software., app, f. A program that you install on a phone, tablet, or computer to do a specific task., social media, q. Websites and apps where people share photos, videos, messages, and news., online meeting, i. A meeting where people communicate using the internet., video call, n. A conversation where people can see and hear each other using the internet.

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