This the data network which allows text, images, video and sound to travel to and from your smartphone.
A profile that you create on a particular website or program that contains information you have provided such as name and email address.
A mobile operating system developed by Google for use by many smartphone brands including Samsung, Nokia and Huawei.
A program that you can put on your smartphone which is accessed via a square image on the screen.
The place on your smartphone where you can choose apps, sometimes you need to buy them.
A program that allows you to access the Internet. e.g. Chrome and Safari.
A form on a website that you can fill in to request information.
A program that keeps track of what you do on the internet so that when you back to it another time, it will remember where you were or your preferences.
The blinking line on the screen that indicates where you are.
To put something from the internet on your laptop or smartphone.
Text message that you send through an e-mail program.
A program to send and receive e-mails such as G-Mail or Yahoo.
A picture to add to a message instead of text e.g. a smiley face, usually to convey emotion or give feedback.
A social networking site to connect with others.
The place where you store websites that you want to view more often.
Network of millions of computers, spread all over the world.
You use this if you want to do your banking online on the internet.
The operating system used by apple across all Apple computers, phones and tablets.
Consists of all the letters, numbers and characters you need to type.
The word you enter into the search engine to search for information.
A portable computer with a keyboard and a screen.
A blue underlined word that you can click to go to another page.
The controls of your computer, it allows you to click, scroll, check and drag.
When you are connected to the internet, you are online.
A store or shop on the Internet where you can buy products online.
Your secret access code. You don’t tell anyone your password.
Another name for computer, also laptop.
A PIN acts like a password to protect your smartphone, usually required when you turn on you’re your smartphone.
A window or small screen that pops up on top of the one you are already viewing, usually with advertising.
You decide for yourself what information you want to disclose about yourself.
Your computer’s display.
With Internet browsers, the search bar is the location within a browser that allows you to search the Internet for what you want to find.
A website to search for information on the internet.
The list of links you get when you search.
The name for large computers where all information is stored – usually for a business.
A small card that is inserted into your smartphone containing information about your smartphone number and subscription.
A mobile phone with internet and apps.
Online places where you can connect with others.
Spam emails are emails sent to you without your knowledge or consent, which often contain marketing.
A small portable computer where you navigate by using your fingers to swipe and tap.
Where you have multiple websites open at once, they are available in different tabs that you can see at the top of your browser screen.
A text message that you send using your phone.
The name of a social networking site on the internet for communicating with people via short messages. The messages are called Tweets.
The name of a website (including web address). Used to take you to the website.
The name you use in your profile.
Calling someone while seeing and hearing each other on the screen.
A program that can attack your computer.
The name of a website (same as URL).
A page of information, on the Internet.
A program (app) on your phone to connect with others.
A wireless network to connect to the Internet.
When your mouse or keyboard is not connected to your computer by a cord (wire), but still works.
The internet (also www).
A website to watch and share videos.