Technology

Software you access online by subscription instead of installing it (SaaS).

A person who designs and writes computer programs.

Checking software to find problems before release.

A fast storage device with no moving parts (SSD).

The human-readable instructions that make up a software program.

Unwanted messages, usually advertising, sent to many people.

A program or file that arranges numbers and text in rows and columns.

Watching or listening to video or music online without downloading it first.

Regular payment to receive a service or content.

A web link in a message that may lead to a scam or malware.

To make data the same on two or more devices (short for synchronise).

A flat portable computer with a touchscreen (often just called a tablet).

The businesses that create technology products and services.

Help with problems using computers, software or devices.

A screen you control by touching it.

A person who posts offensive or provocative comments online; to do this.

To find and fix the cause of a problem with a device or system.

A security method that needs two kinds of proof to log in, such as a password and a code (2FA).

A new version of software that fixes problems or adds features; to install it.

To send a file from your device to the internet or another computer.

Universal Serial Bus, a standard type of connection for cables and devices.

How easy and pleasant it is for people to use a product (UX).

The screens, buttons and menus people use to interact with software (UI).

The name you use to identify yourself when logging in.

A system that tracks changes to code or files over time.