Tag: Yoruba

English (en) Virtual Assistant Virtual memory refers to a memory management method where computers use secondary memory to compensate for the scarcity of physical memory. The technique is exploited by a computer’s operating system (OS) in situations when the system lacks sufficient RAM to execute instructions. Virtual memory is used when the computer has no...

English (en) Virtual Assistant A virtual assistant (VA) is a technology program that helps people with tasks they need help on. A virtual assistant is a program that understands natural language and can answer questions or complete tasks based on voice commands. They provide services such as scheduling meetings and appointments, booking flights, ordering food...

English (en) Virtual In computing, the term virtual refers to a digitally replicated version of something real, whether it's a machine, a switch, memory or even reality. It is distinguished from the real by the fact that it lacks an absolute, physical form. However, functionally it is no less real. Other languages: Hausa, Igbo Related...

English (en) Vlogger Vlogger also call vogger means a person who posts videos to a vlog channel related to specific topic like daily lifestyle, food, travel, shopping, make-up etc. Other languages: Hausa, Igbo Related terms Social Media, Vlog Yorùbá (yo) Aṣẹ̀dá àwòránhùn akópamọ́ Decomposition: Ẹni tí ó ń ṣẹ̀dá àwòránhùn tí a kó pamọ́ sórí...

English (en) Vlog Alternatively known as a vodcast, vlog, or video blog stands for Video log. The term "vlog" is originally derived from a blog. It can be a short to long-lasting video coverage on a variety of subjects like business promotions, current affairs, technology products, and many more. Vlog content is usually shot using...

English (en) Version A version refers to a specific iteration or release of a software, program, or application. It is often denoted by a numerical or alphanumeric identifier, allowing users to track and distinguish different versions. Software versioning is a way of numbering different releases of a particular software program as it is developed and...

English (en) Vector In computer graphics, the term vector describes a line with a starting and ending point. In computer graphics, a vector graphic or vector image is an image made up paths (lines with a starting and ending points). These paths, all based on mathematical expressions, consist of basic geometric shapes, such as lines,...

English (en) Utility A utility or software utility is computer system software intended to analyze, configure, monitor, or help maintain a computer. Usually, a utility is smaller than a standard program and may be included with an operating system or installed separately. Utility Software performs certain tasks like virus detection, installation, and uninstallation, data backup,...

English (en) Username A Username is a special name given to a person to uniquely identify them on a computer network. Also called account names, login IDs, or user IDs, usernames are given to a person by the network administrator or they are selected by the user. Also called an account name, login ID, nickname,...

English (en) User Alternatively called an end user, a user is any individual who is not involved with supporting or developing a computer or service. A user is another name of an account capable of logging into a computer or service. For example, people who log into Facebook are considered a user or member. Any...