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Digital Days and Tech Tools

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Big Tech Firms

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This search engine giant was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
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Jeff Bezos started this e-commerce giant in his garage in 1994.
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This maker of the iPhone and Mac is headquartered in Cupertino, California.
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This Santa Clara-based company introduced the x86 architecture that remains the foundation of most modern personal computing.
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This company is currently a dominant force in producing graphics processing units for gaming and AI.

Web Tool Basics

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Chrome, Firefox, and Safari are popular examples of this type of application used to access the internet.
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Websites often use this small text file to track user activity and preferences.
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This term refers to remote servers that store, manage, and process data instead of a local machine.
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This wireless networking technology allows devices to connect to the internet without cables.
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This security system monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on rules.

Code And Data

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This system uses only two digits, 0 and 1, to represent all computer data.
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This process converts information into a secret code to prevent unauthorized access.
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This set of rules or instructions is followed by a computer to perform a specific task.
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This popular high-level programming language is widely used in data science and web development.
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This organized collection of structured information is typically accessed electronically.

Gadgets We Use

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This video input device is commonly used for remote meetings and streaming.
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This portable, touch-screen computer is larger than a phone but smaller than a laptop.
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This hand-held pointing device is a staple for navigating graphical user interfaces.
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This device detects physical changes in the environment and sends the info to a computer.
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This device modulates digital data into an analog signal for transmission over phone lines.

Smart Tech Minds

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He launched Facebook while a student at Harvard University.
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He co-founded Microsoft and later became a prominent philanthropist.
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He was the visionary leader and co-founder of Apple who helped pioneer the smartphone.
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This entrepreneur leads SpaceX and Tesla in their efforts to advance space travel and electric cars.
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This 19th-century mathematician is often credited as the world's first computer programmer.

Past Tech Hits

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This slow, early method of connecting to the internet required a dedicated phone line.
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Sony revolutionized portable music listening with this pocket-sized cassette player.
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This removable magnetic storage medium was the standard for saving data in the 1980s and 1990s.
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This office machine transmits documents over telephone lines using scanned imaging.
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Before mobile phones, people used this small receiver to get numeric messages on the go.
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