Complete and Introductory Every chapter begins with a new, concise “Why Should I Read This Chapter” feature and has all new multiple choice and matching questions. Additionally, four new end-of-chapter features have been added: Making IT Work for You, Explorations, Ethics, and Environment. Each feature provides assignments that expand upon concepts and ideas presented within the text. Chapter 1 Coverage of Mozilla’s Firefox Expanded discussion of tablet PCs to include traditional and slate computers including iPad2 Updated wireless communication devices
Chapter 2 Updated coverage of the basic parts of a URL Comparison of client-based versus Web-based e-mail accounts Expanded coverage of MySpace, Facebook, and LinkedIn Expanded coverage of streaming technology, Webcasts, and Podcasts Revised coverage of search engines and Web directories
Chapter 3 Comparison of traditional versus ribbon graphical user interfaces Improved page layout to improve continuity and comprehension
Chapter 4 Expanded coverage of image editors Expanded coverage of illustration programs Expanded and updated coverage of mobile applications
Chapter 5 Expanded coverage of Mac OS Expanded coverage of mobile operating systems including iOS, WebOS, and Android
Chapter 6 Expanded coverage of traditional and slate tablet PCs Consolidated coverage of expansion buses
Chapter 7 New coverage of digital interactive whiteboards New coverage of cloud printers and Google Cloud Print New discussion of portable media players and Mobile DTV New coverage of cable Internet telephone service providers including Ooma, Vonage, MagicJack, and Skype
Chapter 8 Revised and repositioned Cloud Storage Making IT Work for You section
Chapter 9 More coverage of wireless technologies Expanded coverage of hotspots Updated and more concise coverage of network topologies Updated and more concise coverage of network strategies
Chapter 10 New coverage on privacy modes including InPrivate Browsing and Private Browsing Expanded coverage of carders New coverage on cyber-bullying
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