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UNIX vs LINUX UNIX and LINUX are both open source operating systems. Open source means that the source code of the operating system can be inspected as well as improved. The UNIX operating system was developed before LINUX. There are certain differences between the two. UNIX The UNIX operating system was developed in 1969 at […]
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Ubuntu vs Kubuntu Linux is an open source operating system and it is available for free. Mainly, these are two distributors from Canonical Ltd known as Kubuntu and Ubuntu. Ubuntu means” humanity to others” and is considered to be the main distributor. This has been developed by team of experts and community. One of the […]
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Java vs C language Java and C are both computer programming languages. Both are used to develop software applications. Java is used to create application based on e-commerce and applets while C language is used to create system software. C language In 1972, the C language was developed at the Bell labs and it was […]
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MS Outlook Express vs MS Office Outlook Outlook Express and Outlook are Microsoft’s email clients that fall under messaging products. Both do the same function but depends upon the requirements can select one of them. But in general outlook express suits for home users and outlook suits for corporate. In day today work MS Outlook […]
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POP和IMAP电子邮件协议电子邮件成为关键in day today life. Those days’ even people share computers to check email but these days an individual may have more than one device to check email. POP and IMAP Protocols were introduced by considering all these needs. SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is the protocol used […]
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TO, CC vs BCC in email When composing email you will see fields like TO, CC and BCC above the text area. TO, is the person exactly to whom you are sending the email. Generally the whole purpose of the email is to express or pass information to the person who is in the TO […]
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Windows 7 Starter vs Windows 7 Home Premium Edition Windows 7 starter and Windows 7 Home Premium are operating systems developed by Microsoft. Both the operating systems are the latest offering by Microsoft and have been launched after Windows Vista. There are certain differences between both the versions of Windows. Windows 7 Starter Edition Windows […]
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SS7 Signaling vs SS8 Legal Interception SS7 SS7 (Signaling System 7) is a signaling protocol in traditional PSTN network used in call setups and teardowns. It’s a set of signaling protocols defining call setups, call control, passing network status, and call teardowns. Signaling, monitors from start of the call to the end and generates the […]
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SBC vs Soft Switch in NGN SBC (Session Border Controller) SBC is a Voice over IP device, generally placed in the boundary of the networks to act as back to back user agent. Even though it is a single box logically it handles two main functionality which is signalling and media. It’s an intelligent device […]
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Freeware vs Shareware Freeware and shareware are software programs that are available free of charge or they can be downloaded from the internet without any cost. However, freeware is different from shareware. Freeware is totally free to be used for unlimited amount of time whereas a shareware comes with free trail for some days which […]