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IP vs DNS There are two main namespace methods implemented in the Internet: IP address spaces and Domain naming hierarchy. The Domain names are maintained and translated to IP addresses by the DNS. What is IP? IP or the Internet Protocol serves two purposes: defining the rules for the IP addressing system...

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Cloud vs Web What is Cloud? Cloud is a set of hardware and software services such as applications, storage, data access, etc., offered by a remote server. Though these hardware and software are in the server, they can be accessed over the internet and can be used at the ease of one’s own computer, as...

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Email vs Website In this age of electronic communication it is possible for a person to have multiple email ID’s, whether on the same mailing client or several clients. Have you ever paid attention to the address of an email? It is always so and so@gmail.com, or so and so@yahoo.com. But, so is the address of...

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Browsing vs Surfing The terms browsing and surfing have become so popular that they are household names today as a result of internet pervading our daily lives and reaching a wide cross section of our population. There was a time in the late eighties when internet connection used to be a status symbol, and only...

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Content Delivery Network (CDN) vs Web Hosting Servers | CDN vs Dedicated Hosting | CDN vs Cloud Hosting | Google Page Speed Services CDN and Web Hosting seem to be similar, but they are totally two different concepts. Web Hosting is hosting your content of your website in a server. There are different hosting plans...

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Baidu vs Google As the world is moving towards a new digital global village, Search engines have become an integral part of everyday lives of the people. Google is the biggest player in the search engine business, who operates worldwide. Google offers many other services and products apart from the core web search...

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Chrome vs Chromium Google Chrome is the third most widely used web browser in the world. At the moment, around ten-percent of browser users in the world use Google Chrome. Google Chrome 11 is the latest release of Google Chrome. It was released in April 28, 2011. Google has released a large portion of its code...

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Internet vs Cloud Computing Internet is a global network of billions of interconnected computers around the world. It offers many resources and services such as the World Wide Web and email. For example, World Wide Web offers users the access to trillions of hyperlinked documents. More recently, the focus has...

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New Domain Names vs Old Domain Names (gTLD) The highest-level domains in the hierarchy of the DNS (Domain Name System) of the Internet are called Top Level Domain (TLD). Top Level Domain becomes the last part of the domain name for all domains in lower levels. For example, in www.cnn.com, the Top Level Domain...

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.com vs .in Your friend recommends a website to you and you search and log on to the site. You come across scores of websites, but you hardly pay attention to what is at the end of the site’s name. By the end, I mean the three letter acronym that is placed after a dot after the name of the site. For example,...

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Google Plus One vs Facebook Like | Google +1 vs FB ‘like’ Those who are regular surfers know how popular social plugin called Facebook like is and how every website is competing with each other to brag about the likes it has been getting and how far ahead it is from its competitors. In fact, this social...

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Web Service vs Web Application An application that the users access over the internet is called a web application. Generally, any software that is accessed through a web browser could be called a web application. Web applications have gained an immense popularity due to the easiness of use. According to W3C (World...

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XML vs HTML XML stands for EXtensible Markup Language. It is defined in the XML 1.0 specification, which is developed by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). XML provides a standard way, which is also simple, to encode data and text such that the content could be exchanged across driver hardware, operating systems...

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Cache vs Cookies Cookies and cache (or browser cache) are two forms of temporary storage kept on client’s machine to improve the performance of web pages. Cookie is a very small piece of information that is stored on the client’s machine by the web site and is sent back to the server each time a page is requested....

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Class vs ID Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language that describes the look and formatting of a document written using a markup language. CSS is widely used to style web pages written in HTML. CSS allows specifying your own style selectors in addition to applying styles for HTML elements. This is done using...

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Cookies vs Sessions HTTP is stateless, which means that any data stored are destroyed when the client receives the page from the server and the connection is closed. Cookies and sessions are two solutions for this problem. Cookie is a very small piece of information that is stored on the client’s machine by...

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Linux vs Windows Hosting Web hosting is the process of hosting the resources that are needed to make the web sites available over the internet. The resources are kept in web servers, which run server software on top of operating systems (most times server versions). Two of the most popular operating systems for...

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XML Schema vs DTD XML stands for EXtensible Markup Language. It is defined in the XML 1.0 specification, which is developed by the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium). XML provides a standard way, which is also simple, to encode data and text such that the content could be exchanged across driver hardware, operating...

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