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Worms and Trojans One of the largest technological threats to computers and networks today are worms, Trojans and viruses. As such, it is not uncommon for people to mistakenly refer to them as the same thing. While the words Trojan, worm and virus are often used interchangeably, they are in fact, quite different. Technically, all are malicious programs that can cause serious damage to your computer, network servers or network attached devices. There are, however, differences among the three,…

You have probably heard of PlayStation and Xbox, if you have then you have also heard of the major disputes over which is better. I have gathered Intel on each candidate to determine which stands out of the two. Both have had major hits in the business, but they are not equal. This paper focuses on the consoles throughout the generations. There are many things that make up a good console; games, marketability, performance, graphics, storage, player friendly, etc. All these factors are put into…

customers’ information that the website would store, and also the security and safety of online transactions. Other issues include e-mail engines, design, website content, ease of access and solid hosting servers that can endure heavy traffic and large bandwidth…

Last year President Obama announced, “a federal effort to get a laptop, tablet, or smart phone into the hands of every student in every school in the United States and to pipe in enough bandwidth to get all 49.8 million American kids online simultaneously by 2017. Bulky textbooks will be replaced by flat screens. Worksheets will be stored in the cloud, not clunky Trapper Keepers. The Dewey decimal system will give way to Google” (Scherer)…

You get given a certain amount of data that can be used and downloaded while using the web hosting service and this is called bandwidth. This also determines the speed of your internet. To use web hosting you must pay that company however sometimes it is free. To get a domain name you must provide a valid IP. Most domain names would have to be bought even if they are not already…

Cell Phones Beware Since the dawn of time human’s main objective is to communicate with anyone or thing. This has led to the starts of many things for example God made Eve so Adam could communicate with someone like him thus the starting of the human race. Over the years humans have invented many things to communicate with people living faraway, for example one invention still being used today the telephone which believe it or not was invented in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell. The telephone…

Turban (2012) points out that some customers and business owner are still in opposition to the online business as they have few trust in electronic payment, security and might be afraid of learning new things. Lacking the assistance of government and global trade barriers could be considered as external obstacles for online business. The product based companies such as Dell or Apple are required to investigate the demand of customer from different countries, trade barriers, taxation, and law of…

Consumer Choice Theory and Marginal Analyst In order to understand consumer choice theory and marginal analyst there are a few definitions to define and quantify. Util = a hypothetical unit used to measure how much utility a person obtains from consuming a good. Utility=a satisfaction or please a person obtains from consuming a good or service Total utility=the amount of satisfaction received from all the units of a good or service consumed Marginal utility is the change in total utility…

Abstract –With the invention of convenient and flexible wireless communication technologies, communicating from one point to another has been much easier. Global system for Mobile communications (GSM) is a second generation wireless communication cellular systems which is widely deployed. In this paper, we will discuss the cellular concept for GSM and its system architecture. Furthermore, KISS 16V2 an ASIC DSP implementation for GSM is being introduced and the test results have been discussed.…

As a Critical Access Hospital (CAH), we serve those who have difficulty accessing specialist services and per the American Hospital Association “approximately 20 percent of Americans live in rural areas” (American Hospital Association, 2015), that have breaks in specialist care availability. That is where telemedicine could improve the patient’s quality of care, and their ability to access this quality care without causing issues that complicate their health or financial situation. Telemedicine…