Exam 4: Hardware, Software, and Mobile Systems

Native applications are programs that are written to use a particular operating system.

Windows XP is a version of Windows designed for use on ARM devices.

Thin-client applications are typically limited by the capabilities of the ________.

Bytes lack the capacity to measure sizes of noncharacter data.

A dual processor computer with 3.5 Gigahertz or more is required to edit large pictures, sound, or video files.

As predicted by Moore's Law, CPU speeds continually increase.

A central processing unit (CPU) is also called "the brain" of a computer.

Which of the following terms refers to a collection of servers?

Mobile devices cannot be connected through the cloud.

A CPU is an example of an input device.

Object-oriented languages cannot be used to create difficult and complex applications.

Which of the following is an example of a closed source project?

An operating system is a hardware device used to input data into a computer.

Which of the following devices is an example of a storage hardware device?

________ is installed into special, read-only memory of devices like printers and print servers or devices used for various types of communication.

Linux applications are constructed using Objective-C and VB.NET languages.

Define virtualization and list its types.

Native applications are also known as thick-client applications.

A Web, or thin-client application, is designed to run within computer browsers such as Firefox and Internet Explorer.

DenTimes, a software package installed in hospitals, is used to schedule appointments and bill patients. DenTimes is an example of ________.