T-STEM

4. T-Mobile provides network ________ to over 325 million people across the USA.
6. Growing plants in water.
7. A wireless access point providing internet access to devices.
11. An electronic device that can store, retrieve, and process data, and can be programmed to carry out various tasks.
12. The most popular mobile device nowadays. Almost everyone has one.
14. What the G in 5G stands for.
16. The delay between the initiation and the completion of a task.
17. Unmanned aerial vehicles that can be remote controlled or autonomous.
19. Acronym for non-smartphone devices connected to a network, they're usually small sensors.
20. Another word for coding computers or systems.
21. Self-governing, not controlled by outside forces.
22. The first way phones were used to communicate.

1. A recording of moving visual images.
2. The T-Mobile team hosting this event.
3. Transferring data from a remote system to a local system. eg: server to client
5. Machines capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically.
8. Difference in radio channels or spectrum. Number of cycles in a unit time.
9. Transferring data from a local system to a remote system eg: client to server
10. A new idea, method, or device.
13. A popular smartphone brand developed by Apple Inc.
15. A popular smartphone operating system developed by Google.
18. Another word for sending SMS messages through a phone.