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Abstraction (software engineering)

 * .NET Framework
 * 32-bit
 * 3D computer graphics
 * 3G
 * 64-bit computing
 * Abstraction (software engineering)
 * Accelerometer
 * Addressing mode
 * Adobe Flash
 * Adobe Photoshop
 * Advanced Micro Devices
 * Algorithm
 * Amazon.com
 * Amiga
 * Android (operating system)
 * AOL
 * App Store (iOS)
 * Apple community
 * Apple Inc.
 * Apple Lisa
 * Apple Newton
 * Application programming interface
 * Application software
 * Arithmetic logic unit
 * ARM architecture
 * ARPANET
 * Ars Technica
 * Assembly language
 * Asus
 * AT&T
 * Backward compatibility
 * BASIC
 * Bell Labs
 * Berkeley Software Distribution
 * Binary number
 * BIOS
 * Bit
 * Bitcoin
 * BlackBerry
 * Bluetooth
 * Booting
 * BSD licenses
 * Bus (computing)
 * Business
 * Byte
 * Bytecode
 * C (programming language)
 * C standard library
 * C++
 * Calculator
 * California
 * Canonical (company)
 * Carnegie Mellon University
 * Cathode ray tube
 * CBS Interactive
 * CD-ROM
 * Central processing unit
 * Chief executive officer
 * China
 * Cisco Systems
 * Cloud computing
 * CNET
 * Command-line interface
 * Commercial software
 * Communications protocol
 * Compaq
 * Compiler
 * Computer
 * Computer architecture
 * Computer cluster
 * Computer data storage
 * Computer file
 * Computer hardware
 * Computer keyboard
 * Computer memory
 * Computer monitor
 * Computer mouse
 * Computer multitasking
 * Computer network
 * Computer program
 * Computer programming
 * Computer science
 * Computer security
 * Computer terminal
 * Computer-aided design
 * Computerworld
 * Computing
 * Computing platform
 * Consumer electronics
 * Control flow
 * Conventional PCI
 * Copyleft
 * Copyright
 * Copyright infringement
 * CP/M
 * CPU cache
 * Cross-platform
 * Darwin (operating system)
 * Data
 * Data (computing)
 * Data center
 * Data storage device
 * Database
 * Debian
 * Debugger
 * DEC Alpha
 * Dell
 * Dennis Ritchie
 * Desktop computer
 * Desktop environment
 * Desktop metaphor
 * Desktop publishing
 * Device driver
 * Digital camera
 * Digital Equipment Corporation
 * Digital rights management
 * Digital signal processor
 * Direct memory access
 * Disk storage
 * Display device
 * DOS
 * DVD
 * Dynamic random-access memory
 * Eclipse (software)
 * Electronic circuit
 * Electronic Frontier Foundation
 * Electronics
 * Email
 * Embedded operating system
 * Embedded system
 * Emulator
 * Encryption
 * Engadget
 * English language
 * Ethernet
 * European Union
 * EWeek
 * Executable
 * Facebook
 * Fedora (operating system)
 * Field-programmable gate array
 * File format
 * File system
 * File Transfer Protocol
 * Firefox
 * Firewall (computing)
 * Firmware
 * Flash memory
 * Floating point
 * Floppy disk
 * Fork (software development)
 * Fortran
 * Fortune (magazine)
 * Foxconn
 * Free and open-source software
 * Free software
 * Free Software Foundation
 * Free software license
 * Free software movement
 * FreeBSD
 * Gartner
 * Gentoo Linux
 * Gesture recognition
 * Gigabyte
 * Global Positioning System
 * GNOME
 * GNU
 * GNU Compiler Collection
 * GNU General Public License
 * GNU Project
 * Google
 * Google Chrome
 * Google Play
 * Graphical user interface
 * Graphics processing unit
 * GSM
 * Hard disk drive
 * Help:Books/Book creator text
 * Hertz
 * Hewlett-Packard
 * High-level programming language
 * Home computer
 * HTC
 * HTML
 * Human–computer interaction
 * Hybrid kernel
 * Hypertext Transfer Protocol
 * IA-32
 * IBM
 * IBM Personal Computer
 * IBM System/360
 * ICloud
 * IMac
 * Image scanner
 * Imperative programming
 * Information technology
 * InformationWeek
 * InfoWorld
 * Input device
 * Input/output
 * Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
 * Instruction set
 * Integrated circuit
 * Integrated development environment
 * Intel
 * Intel 80286
 * Intel 80386
 * Intellectual property
 * Interface (computing)
 * International Data Corporation
 * International Data Group
 * International Organization for Standardization
 * Internet
 * Internet protocol suite
 * Interpreter (computing)
 * Interrupt
 * IOS
 * IOS 7
 * IPad
 * IPhone
 * IPod
 * IPod Touch
 * Itanium
 * ITunes
 * IWork
 * Java (programming language)
 * JavaScript
 * John Wiley & Sons
 * Joystick
 * Just-in-time compilation
 * Kernel (operating system)
 * Laptop
 * Ledger
 * Lenovo
 * Library (computing)
 * LibreOffice
 * Light-emitting diode
 * Linker (computing)
 * Linus Torvalds
 * Linux
 * Linux distribution
 * Linux Foundation
 * Linux kernel
 * Liquid-crystal display
 * Lisp (programming language)
 * Local area network
 * LTE (telecommunication)
 * LWN.net
 * Mac OS
 * Machine code
 * Macintosh
 * Macro (computer science)
 * Macworld
 * Mainframe computer
 * Malware
 * Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 * Megabyte
 * Memory card
 * Memory management
 * Memory management unit
 * Memory protection
 * Microcode
 * Microcomputer
 * Microcontroller
 * Microkernel
 * Microphone
 * Microprocessor
 * Microsoft
 * Microsoft Office
 * Microsoft Windows
 * Microsoft Word
 * Minicomputer
 * MIPS instruction set
 * Mobile app
 * Mobile computing
 * Mobile device
 * Mobile Internet device
 * Mobile operating system
 * Mobile phone
 * Modem
 * Modular programming
 * Monolithic kernel
 * Motherboard
 * Motorola
 * Motorola 68000
 * Motorola 68000 series
 * Mozilla
 * MS-DOS
 * Multi-core processor
 * Multi-touch
 * Multics
 * Multimedia
 * Multinational corporation
 * NASA
 * National Security Agency
 * NEC
 * Netbook
 * NetBSD
 * New York City
 * NeXT
 * NeXTSTEP
 * Nintendo
 * Nokia
 * Non-volatile memory
 * Novell
 * Nvidia
 * O'Reilly Media
 * OASIS (organization)
 * Object code
 * Object-oriented programming
 * Opcode
 * Open-source software
 * OpenBSD
 * OpenDocument
 * OpenOffice.org
 * OpenVMS
 * Operating system
 * Optical disc drive
 * Oracle Corporation
 * Original equipment manufacturer
 * OS X
 * OS/2
 * P5 (microarchitecture)
 * Package manager
 * Paging
 * Palm OS
 * Parallel computing
 * PARC (company)
 * Pascal (programming language)
 * Patent
 * PC Magazine
 * PC World
 * PDP-11
 * Peripheral
 * Perl
 * Personal computer
 * Personal digital assistant
 * PHP
 * Pixel
 * PlayStation 3
 * Portable media player
 * Porting
 * Portmanteau
 * POSIX
 * PowerPC
 * Preemption (computing)
 * Printed circuit board
 * Printer (computing)
 * Process (computing)
 * Processor register
 * Productivity software
 * Program counter
 * Programmer
 * Programming language
 * Proprietary software
 * Protection ring
 * Public company
 * Punched card
 * Punched tape
 * Python (programming language)
 * QNX
 * RAID
 * Random-access memory
 * Read-only memory
 * Real-time computing
 * Real-time operating system
 * Red Hat
 * Reduced instruction set computing
 * Research and development
 * Retina Display
 * Reuters
 * Reverse engineering
 * Richard Stallman
 * Router (computing)
 * Run time (program lifecycle phase)
 * Safari (web browser)
 * Samsung
 * Scripting language
 * SCSI
 * Secure Digital
 * Semiconductor
 * Serial ATA
 * Server (computing)
 * Set-top box
 * Shell (computing)
 * Silicon Graphics
 * Silicon Valley
 * SIMD
 * Single UNIX Specification
 * Siri
 * Skype
 * Smalltalk
 * Smartphone
 * Smartwatch
 * Social networking service
 * Software
 * Software bug
 * Software developer
 * Software development kit
 * Software engineering
 * Software release life cycle
 * Solaris (operating system)
 * Solid-state drive
 * Sony
 * Source code
 * SPARC
 * Spreadsheet
 * Spyware
 * Stanford University
 * Static random-access memory
 * Steve Jobs
 * Stored-program computer
 * Subroutine
 * Sun Microsystems
 * Supercomputer
 * Symbian
 * System call
 * System on a chip
 * System software
 * Tablet computer
 * TechCrunch
 * Technology company
 * Television
 * Text editor
 * The Guardian
 * The New York Times
 * The Verge
 * The Wall Street Journal
 * The Washington Post
 * Thread (computing)
 * Tim Berners-Lee
 * Time (magazine)
 * Time-sharing
 * TOP500
 * Toshiba
 * Touchpad
 * Touchscreen
 * Trademark
 * Transistor
 * Twitter
 * Type system
 * Ubuntu (operating system)
 * United Kingdom
 * United States
 * United States dollar
 * Unix
 * UNIX System V
 * Unix-like
 * USA Today
 * Usage share of operating systems
 * USB
 * USB 3.0
 * USB flash drive
 * User interface
 * User space
 * VAX
 * Video card
 * Video game
 * Video game console
 * Virtual keyboard
 * Virtual machine
 * Virtual memory
 * Von Neumann architecture
 * Vox Media
 * Web application
 * Web browser
 * Web page
 * Web search engine
 * Web server
 * Web service
 * Webcam
 * WebOS
 * Wi-Fi
 * Windows 10
 * Windows 7
 * Windows 8
 * Windows 95
 * Windows API
 * Windows CE
 * Windows Mobile
 * Windows NT
 * Windows Phone
 * Windows Vista
 * Windows XP
 * Wired (magazine)
 * Wireless
 * Word (computer architecture)
 * Word processor
 * Workstation
 * World Wide Web
 * World Wide Web Consortium
 * X Window System
 * X86
 * X86-64
 * XML
 * Yahoo!
 * YouTube
 * Z/OS
 * ZDNet
 * Ziff Davis


 * Digital Rights Management