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This set covers Technology & Platforms.
A network's value grows proportionally to the square of the total number of connected users.
Phone cameras gained native scanning abilities, allowing users to scan codes without downloading any separate third-party apps.
Businesses adopted them so customers could access information on personal phones without touching shared paper menus or surfaces.
The earliest website was hosted on a NeXT computer in the 1990s, specifically launching in 1991.
Drivers must supply their own vehicles, absorbing all fuel, maintenance, insurance, and long-term depreciation costs.
Google licensed its mobile operating system freely to multiple hardware manufacturers, whereas Apple kept iOS exclusive to its own proprietary devices.
GSM enabled roaming by decoupling user identity from hardware with SIM cards and standardizing network protocols across carriers.
The Unix pipe concept established streaming output from one program directly into another using a common universal text format.
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