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  1) An operating system that is usable by only one user at a time. 2) An application that provides single interface from which a user can access multiple applications. For example, a social networking application that integrates multiple social platforms that can be used and accessed from a single interface. Contrast with multi-user interface.

• httperf

  An open source server benchmarking tool commonly used when prototyping Web applications or when testing a Web server. The httperf tool generates workloads to test HTTP servers, and it works with HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1, as well as SSL. After you run httperf, it generates a report with information about the test, including the number of […]

• YaCy

  YaCy (pronounced as “ya see”) is a free and open source (GPL-licensed) distributed search engine. Using principles of peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, it is fully decentralized. That means all users of the search engine network are equal, and the network does not store user search requests, which makes it impossible for anyone to censor the content […]

• In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI)

  Integrated infotainment systems in automobiles that deliver entertainment and information content. In-Vehicle Infotainment, or IVI, development has been spurred largely by Intel and its Atom processor, Microsoft and its Windows Embedded Automotive 7 platform, and a number of automobile manufacturers. In-Vehicle Infotainment systems are currently available in select automobiles from manufacturers like Ford (SYNC and […]

• Infotainment

  A term and popular buzzword for a media device or service that delivers a combination of information and entertainment. The content delivered via infotainment is designed to be informative yet entertaining enough to attract and maintain the consumer’s interest. Infotainment can refer to a variety of content served through traditional media such as television, print, […]

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