Cambridge Professional English Infotech English for computer users Fourth Editiorf

internet auction /.intanet 'oikjan/ n A website on which bids are received and transmitted electronically.
Internet Explorer/,intanet ik'spbia/ n A
popular web browser from Microsoft.
Internet Service Provider (ISP) /.intanet 'S3: vis prau,vaida/nThe company which gives you access to the Internet, internet telephony/.intanet ti'lefani/ n See VoIP
internet TV/, intanet tii'vi:/ n A TV set used as an internet device.
interpreter/in't3:prita/ n A special program that translates the source code line by line, as the program is running.
Intranet /'intranet/ n A company network that uses public internet software but makes the website only accessible to employees and authorized users.
invoice /'invois/ n A document showing the items purchased, quantities, prices, etc., and requesting payment for a credit order.
IP address /ai'pi: a,dres/ n A number which identifies a computer on the Internet. Every computer on the Net has a unique IP address, e.g. 194.179.73.2.
IP spoofing / ai,pi: 'spuifii)/ n Making one computer look like another to gain unauthorized iPhone /'aifaun/ n A device from Apple that combines three products in one: an iPod, a mobile phone and an internet communicator. iPod /'aipDd/ n A family of portable media players from Apple. Popular models include the iPod Nano, the iPod Shuffle and the full-sized iPod that can also be used as a portable hard disk.
iTunes/'ait ju:nz/ n A program from Apple that lets you play and organize music and video files, on computer or on an iPod. With an internet connection, iTunes can also connect to the iTunes Store in order to download purchased music, videos and podcasts.
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Java /'d3a:va/ nThe programming language from Sun Microsystems for building internet applications. Java programs (called applets) let you watch animated characters and moving text, play music, etc.