TECHNOLOGY

5. the way that something will happen or appear automatically, especially on a computer, if you do not make any different choices.
7. part of a computer network or server to which internet activity is directed so that it cannot damage the part it is being aimed at.
9. The devices creating a physical feeling such as a push or vibration so that you know, for example, when you have pressed or touched something on a screen.
10. the way in which something, such as a computer system or software, is organized to operate.
12. a connection between two pieces of electronic equipment, or between a person and a computer.

1. to change data into a form that can be stored or sent and put back into its original form later.
2. literature about an imaginary society controlled by computers.
3. using a phone line rather than a cable or wireless connection.
4. the service of keeping and managing websites on a server so that people using the internet can look at them.
6. The process of beginning to use a new computer system, or of moving information from one type of system to another.
8. to prepare a computer program or system to start working.
11. allowing many separate computer resources, such as collections of data (= information), to be searched at the same time.