The Internet Protocol or IP suite contains two major protocols, of which the User Datagram Protocol or UDP is one. The other protocol in the suite is TCP. UDP has limited few transport functions like simple error-checking along with multiplexing and demultiplexing.
As part of the multiplexing and demultiplexing service, UDP accepts messages from the application, [...]
A sub-network or a “subnet” is by definition a ‘smaller’ network. The word describes a specific network of nodes, computers or other devices that have a common designated IP (Internet Protocol) address prefix for router direction. The act of grouping and breaking down the network into smaller, more manageable pieces or “subnets” is called subnetting. [...]
RAM stands for Random Access Memory. When a layman refers to a computer’s memory he or she is actually talking about the Random Access Memory, or the RAM. It is the RAM that actually forms the layer between the Operating System and the application such that the application is loaded onto the Random Access Memory [...]
The Global Positioning system (GPS) is a constellation of military satellites launched by the United States of America initially for military use only. These satellites respond to GPS transceivers and triangulate the exact latitude and longitude of the GPS transceiver so as to map the transceiver in its exact location on the globe. The USA [...]
MP4 or MPEG 4 is a collection of functions and methods that defines a specific compression of audio and/or video data. The name comes from the joint collaborating authority – Moving Picture Experts Group, who defined and agreed upon this format of coding and decoding audio visual data. This data format is under the ISO/IEC [...]
