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Difference Between Login and Log On
// Oct 15th, 2011
Login vs Log On
Do you login or do you log on to your computer and different websites? This is a question that is difficult to answer for even experts. In fact, there are many who thing that both are synonymous and either can be used to describe the act of getting inside a website or being allowed to use...
Difference Between Hard Copy and Soft Copy
// Sep 6th, 2011
Hard Copy vs Soft Copy
These days, banks ask account holders whether they want to have a hard copy or a soft copy of their bank statement. Internet Service Provider cajole customers to accept soft copies of their bills rather than pressing for hard copies. So, what is the difference between a hard copy and a soft...
Difference Between ICT and Computer
// Sep 4th, 2011
ICT vs Computer
When computers first arrived on the scene, they were bulky, and did not have as much power and efficiency as they do today. There were far fewer applications and uses of computer, and being expensive, they were mostly used in big organizations or where there were specific and specialized uses...
Difference Between Bandwidth and Speed
// Aug 30th, 2011
Bandwidth vs Speed
Bandwidth and speed are two parameters to refer the performance of systems. When considering the internet connections, sometimes, the terms ‘Bandwidth’ and ‘Speed’ are used with the same meaning of data transfer rate (or bit rate). It is related to the amount of data being transferred...
Difference Between Structured and Unstructured
// Aug 27th, 2011
Structured vs Unstructured
Structured and Unstructured are two types of data or information that show differences between them when it comes to their concepts and meanings. The description of data contained in fields is what is called as structured information. On the other hand, all binary documents are called...
Difference Between Bandwidth and Data Rate
// Aug 20th, 2011
Bandwidth vs Data Rate
When talking about network connections, sometimes, the two terms ‘bandwidth’ and ‘data rate’ are used with the same meaning of data transfer rate (or bit rate). It is related to the amount of data being transferred within a second. However, bandwidth and data rate have different...
Difference Between Bit Rate and Baud Rate
// Aug 19th, 2011
Bit Rate vs Baud Rate
Both bit rate and baud rate are parameters of measuring the speed of data transfer. Although bit rate and baud rate can be of the same value, in some cases, these two terms have different meanings. Bit rate is the amount of bits being transferred within a unit time, where baud rate is the amount...
Difference Between Octet and Byte
// Jul 29th, 2011
Octet vs Byte
In computing, bit is the basic unit of information. Simply, a bit can be seen as a variable that can take only one of the two possible values. These two possible values are ‘0’ and ‘1’ and interpreted as binary digits. The two possible values could also be interpreted as logical (Boolean)...
Difference Between Upload and Download
// Jul 20th, 2011
Upload vs Download
In computer networks, data is always transferred from one place to another in order to accomplish various tasks. This can be easily performed using Uploading and Downloading. These are the two processes, which are used for transferring data between a client and a server. Uploading is the process...
Difference Between Bit and Baud
// Jun 30th, 2011
Bit vs Baud
In computing, bit is the basic unit of information. Simply, a bit can be seen as a variable that can take only one of two possible values. These two possible values are ‘0’ and ‘1’ and interpreted as binary digits. The two possible values could also be interpreted as logical (Boolean) values,...
Difference Between Bit and Byte
// Jun 30th, 2011
Bit vs Byte
In computing, bit is the basic unit of information. Simply, a bit can be seen as a variable that can take only one of two possible values. These two possible values are ‘0’ and ‘1’ and interpreted as binary digits. The two possible values could also be interpreted as logical (Boolean) values,...
Difference Between Real Time System and Online System
// Jun 27th, 2011
Real Time System vs Online System
We are all used to real time systems as we deal with them in all walks of life. We also know what an online system is as surfing is a particular example of online system that is all pervasive today. There are online systems that are almost real time as RTGS which is online system...
Difference Between Master and Slave
// Jun 22nd, 2011
Master vs Slave
Master/Slave is a communication model in which a device or a process designated as a Master possesses control of other device/devices or processes called the slave/slaves. Simply, a master is a device or a process that controls other devices or processes and a slave is a device or a process that is...
Difference Between Buffering and Caching
// Jun 17th, 2011
Buffering vs Caching
In general, buffering is the process of holding data in a region of the memory until the data is transported from one place to another. Buffering is used when moving data between processes in the computer and in telecommunication. Typically, buffering is required when there is difference...
Difference Between Optical and Physical Mouse
// Apr 21st, 2011
Optical vs Physical Mouse
Optical and physical mouse are kinds of mouse used in reducing the regular use of the keyboard and simply access various functions. With this gadget, you can easily drag, select, track, move icons, folders and files.
What is Optical Mouse?
Optical Mouse is a kind of mouse that utilizes...
Difference Between QTP 10 and QTP 11
// Apr 10th, 2011
QTP 10 vs QTP 11
QTP 10 and QTP 11 are two versions of the Quick Test Professional (QTP), which is a testing tool to judge the proficiency of individuals in functional Graphic User Interface. It helps in testing a lot of topics such as standard windows applications, web objects, Active X controls, .Net, Java,...
Difference Between Top-Down Approach and Bottom-Up Approach
// Apr 1st, 2011
Top-Down Approach vs Bottom-Up Approach
Top-down approach and Bottom-up approach are two approaches that are commonly employed when designing any project. Not many understand the differences between these two approaches and this article intends to highlight the features of both to make it easier for the reader...
Difference Between File and Folder
// Feb 19th, 2011
File vs Folder
File and folder are commonly used terms in computer terminology. One comes across these terms a lot when using a Windows based system. Often people, mainly beginners are confused when using these terms. Basically all the data in a hard drive is contained in either files or folders. The most basic...
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