1. VIRUS — Vital Information Resource UnderSeized
2. 3G — 3rd Generation
3. GSM — Global System for Mobile Communication
4. CDMA — Code Divison Multiple Access
5. UMTS — Universal MobileTelecommunication System
6. SIM — Subscriber Identity Module
7. AVI — Audio Video Interleave
8. RTS — Real Time Streaming
9. SIS — Symbian OS Installer File
10. AMR — Adaptive Multi-Rate Codec
11. JAD — Java Application Descriptor
12. JAR — Java Archive
14. 3GPP — 3rd Generation Partnership Project
15. 3GP — 3rd Generation Project
16. MP3 — MPEG player lll
17. MP4 — MPEG-4 video file
18. AAC — Advanced Audio Coding
19. GIF — Graphic Interchangeable Format
20. JPEG — Joint Photographic Expert Group
21. BMP — Bitmap
22. SWF — Shock Wave Flash
23. WMV — Windows Media Video
24. WMA — Windows Media Audio
25. WAV — Waveform Audio
26. PNG — Portable Network Graphics
27. DOC — Document (MicrosoftCorporation)
28. PDF — Portable Document Format
29. M3G — Mobile 3D Graphics
30. M4A — MPEG-4 Audio File
31. NTH — Nokia Theme (series 40)
32. THM — Themes (Sony Ericsson)
33. MMF — Synthetic Music Mobile Application File
34. NRT — Nokia Ringtone
35. XMF — Extensible Music File
36. WBMP — Wireless Bitmap Image
37. DVX — DivX Video
38. HTML — Hyper Text Markup Language
39. WML — Wireless Markup Language
40. CD — Compact Disk
41. DVD — Digital Versatile Disk
42. CRT — Cathode Ray Tube
43. DAT — Digital Audio Tape
44. DOS — Disk Operating System
45. GUI — Graphical User Interface
46. HTTP — Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
47. IP — Internet Protocol
48. ISP — Internet Service Provider
49. TCP — Transmission Control Protocol
50. UPS — Uninterruptible Power Supply
51. HSDPA — High Speed Downlink PacketAccess
52. EDGE — Enhanced Data Rate for GSM [GlobalSystem for Mobile Communication] Evolution
53. VHF — Very High Frequency
54. UHF — Ultra High Frequency
55. GPRS — General PacketRadio Service
56. WAP — Wireless ApplicationProtocol
57. TCP — Transmission ControlProtocol
58. ARPANET — Advanced Research Project Agency Network
59. IBM — International Business Machines
60. HP — Hewlett Packard
61. AM/FM — Amplitude/Frequency Modulation
62. WLAN — Wireless Local Area Network
63. LAN — Local Area Network
64. NIC — Network Interface Card
65. WAN — Wide Are Network
66. WWW — World Wide Web
67. MSN — Messanger Service
68. FTP — File Transfert Protokol
69. IRC — Internet Relay Chat
70. ARPA — Advanced Research Project Agency
71. VPP — VoicePrint Portal
72. SSN — Social Security Number
73. B — BYTE
74. KB — Kilobyte
75. GB — GigaByte
76. TB — TeraByte
77. PB — PetaByte
78. CSS — Cascading Style Sheets
79. ENIAC — Electronic Numerical Integrator And Colculator
80. UNIVAC — UNIVersal Automatic Computer
81. PC — Personal Computer
82. PDA — Personal Digital Assistant
83. CPU — Central Processing Unit
84. USB — Universal Serial Bus
85. RAM — Random Access Memory
86. CAD — Computer Aided Design
87. EBCDIC — Extendet Binary Coded Dicimal Interchange Code
88. ASCII — American Standart Code for Information Interchange
89. OOP — Object-Oriented Programing Language
90. OS — Operating System
91. OSI — Open System Interconnection
92. ISO — International Standart Organizationt
93. SMTP — Send Mail Transfer Protocol
94. FTP — File Transfert Protocol
95. DNS — Domain Name Server
96. ADSL — Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
97. PGP — Pretty Good Privacy
98. WPM — Words Per Minute
99. WMM — Windows Movie Maker
49. TCP — Transmission Control Protocol
50. UPS — Uninterruptible Power Supply
51. HSDPA — High Speed Downlink PacketAccess
52. EDGE — Enhanced Data Rate for GSM [GlobalSystem for Mobile Communication] Evolution
53. VHF — Very High Frequency
54. UHF — Ultra High Frequency
55. GPRS — General PacketRadio Service
56. WAP — Wireless ApplicationProtocol
57. TCP — Transmission ControlProtocol
58. ARPANET — Advanced Research Project Agency Network
59. IBM — International Business Machines
60. HP — Hewlett Packard
61. AM/FM — Amplitude/Frequency Modulation
62. WLAN — Wireless Local Area Network
63. LAN — Local Area Network
64. NIC — Network Interface Card
65. WAN — Wide Are Network
66. WWW — World Wide Web
67. MSN — Messanger Service
68. FTP — File Transfert Protokol
69. IRC — Internet Relay Chat
70. ARPA — Advanced Research Project Agency
71. VPP — VoicePrint Portal
72. SSN — Social Security Number
73. B — BYTE
74. KB — Kilobyte
75. GB — GigaByte
76. TB — TeraByte
77. PB — PetaByte
78. CSS — Cascading Style Sheets
79. ENIAC — Electronic Numerical Integrator And Colculator
80. UNIVAC — UNIVersal Automatic Computer
81. PC — Personal Computer
82. PDA — Personal Digital Assistant
83. CPU — Central Processing Unit
84. USB — Universal Serial Bus
85. RAM — Random Access Memory
86. CAD — Computer Aided Design
87. EBCDIC — Extendet Binary Coded Dicimal Interchange Code
88. ASCII — American Standart Code for Information Interchange
89. OOP — Object-Oriented Programing Language
90. OS — Operating System
91. OSI — Open System Interconnection
92. ISO — International Standart Organizationt
93. SMTP — Send Mail Transfer Protocol
94. FTP — File Transfert Protocol
95. DNS — Domain Name Server
96. ADSL — Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
97. PGP — Pretty Good Privacy
98. WPM — Words Per Minute
99. WMM — Windows Movie Maker
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