Across
- 4. An isolated environment for testing or running applications
- 7. Command to configure or display network interfaces
- 9. The core part of an operating system, managing hardware
- 10. Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology for drives
- 11. Apple's virtual assistant for iOS device
- 12. Near Field Communication; short-range wireless data transfer
- 16. Removing restrictions on iOS devices for customization
- 18. A newer version of software with improvements or fixes
- 23. Change ownership of files or directories
- 24. Preboot Execution Environment; allows booting over a network
- 25. Apple's cloud storage and synchronization service
- 27. Erasing data from a device remotely
- 28. A job scheduler for running tasks on Unix-like systems
- 29. Virtual Private Network; encrypted private internet connection
- 30. Gaining root access to Android for system modifications
- 32. Command-Line Interface; text-based interaction with the computer
- 34. A small app or tool that provides info or functions
- 35. Software with publicly available source code
Down
- 1. Execute a command with superuser (admin) privileges
- 2. Locking a device remotely to secure it
- 3. A fix or update to address vulnerabilities or bugs
- 5. Terminate a process by its ID in the command line.
- 6. An open-source mobile OS developed by Google
- 8. A sensor that measures rotation or angular velocity
- 13. Software Development Kit; tools to build applications
- 14. Open-source Unix-like operating system
- 15. A multiuser, multitasking operating system
- 17. Berkeley Software Distribution; a Unix-like operating system
- 19. A sensor that measures acceleration and orientation
- 20. Command for configuring wireless network interfaces
- 21. emulator Software that mimics a command-line interface
- 22. Backup software for macOS, offering automatic backups
- 26. A small graphic representing an application or file
- 31. A bootloader used in Linux systems.
- 32. Change file permissions in Unix-like systems
- 33. A command-line interface to interact with the OS
