1. Wi-Fi— Wireless Fidelity.
2. HTTP— Hyper Text Transfer Protocol.
3. HTTPS— Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure
4. URL— Uniform Resource Locator
5. IP— Internet Protocol
6. VIRUS — Vital Information Resource Under Seized.
7. SIM— Subscriber Identity Module.
8. 3G — 3rd Generation.
9. GSM— Global System for Mobile Communication.
10. CDMA— Code Division Multiple Access.
11. UMTS— Universal Mobile Telecommunication System.
12. RTS— Real Time Streaming
13. AVI— Audio Video Interleave
14. SIS— Symbian OS Installer File
15. AMR— Adaptive Multi-Rate Codec
16. JAD— Java Application Descriptor
17. JAR— Java Archive
18. MP3— MPEG player lll
19. 3GPP — 3rd Generation Partnership Project
20. 3GP— 3rd Generation Project
21. MP4— MPEG-4 video file
22. AAC — Advanced Audio Coding
23.GIF— Graphic Interchangeable Format
24. BMP— Bitmap
25. JPEG— Joint Photographic Expert Group
26. SWF — Shock Wave Flash
27. WMV— Windows Media Video
28. WMA— Windows Media Audio
29. WAV — Waveform Audio
30. PNG — Portable Network Graphics
31. DOC— Doc**ent (MicrosoftNCorporation)
32. PDF— Portable Doc**ent Format
33. M3G — Mobile 3D Graphics
34. M4A— MPEG-4 Audio File
35. NTH— Nokia Theme(series 40)
36. THM— Themes (Sony Ericsson)
37. MMF— Synthetic Music Mobile Application File
38. NRT— Nokia Ringtone
39. XMF — Extensible Music File
40. WBMP— Wireless Bitmap Image
41. DVX— DivX Video
42. HTML— Hyper Text Markup Language
43. WML — Wireless Markup Language
44. CD — Compact Disk
45. DVD— Digital Versatile Disk.
46. CRT — Cathode Ray Tube.
47. DAT— Digital Audio Tape.
48. DOS— Disk Operating System.
49. GUI— Graphical User Interface.
50. ISP— Internet Service Provider.
51. TCP— Transmission Control Protocol.
52. UPS— Uninterruptible Power Supply.
53. HSDPA— High Speed Down link Packet Access.
54. EDGE— Enhanced Data Rate for GSM [Global System for Mobile Communication]
55. VHF— Very High Frequency.
56. UHF— Ultra High Frequency.
57. GPRS— General Packet Radio Service.
58. WAP— Wireless Application Protocol
.59. ARPANET— Advanced Research Project Agency Network.
60 IBM — International Business Machines.
61. HP— Hewlett Packard.
62. AM/FM— Amplitude/ Frequency Modulation.
63. WLAN — Wireless Local Area Network
64. USB— Universal Serial Bus.
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