The Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) is a standard for specifying Generalized Markup Language (GML) for documents. SGML is not a document language but a description of how to specify one—it is…

Snapchat is a multimedia messaging app and platform developed by American camera and social media company Snap Inc. One of the app's main features is ephemeral (self-destructing) chats and messages; content sent in…

Samsung or The Samsung Group is a multinational manufacturing conglomerate based in Samsung Town, Seoul, South Korea. Besides various affiliated businesses, Samsung is known to be the largest business conglomerate…

SMS or Short Message Service is a form of text messaging which uses standardized communication protocols that let cellular devices exchange short messages. It’s a useful feature on mobile devices…

Social Media are digital channels where users can share, interact, and create various forms of content through networks and virtual communities. Alternatively, it can be seen as an online facilitator…

Steam is a video game digital distribution platform that’s owned and developed by Valve Corporation. Although it’s widely identified nowadays as a third-party game publisher, Steam was first developed to…

What is Streaming? Streaming is the continuous process of transmitting audio and video files in a streamlined flow using a wireless or wired internet connection. To put it simpler, streaming…

What is Steganography? The term steganography is derived from the Greek words steganos (covered) and graphein (to write). Back in the day it was used a synonym for cryptography, but…

What is SSL? SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) describes a protocol that authenticates and encrypts Internet connections. In recent times SSL has been replaced by Transport Layer Security (TLS), but SSL…

What is SCSI? The SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) defines interfaces and protocols for data transfer between mass storage devices and computer systems. The original variant was a parallel bus…