What is Digital

The term digital describes data or information stored as a series of ones and zeros for a computing device to understand and manipulate.

This has to be one of the most abused buzz words ever. It has a very definite meaning that gets lost in a hazy fog. People often think it means something like “newer and better”. Actually, it just means “less accurate (for a good reason though)”. Theoretically, analog is any value from 0 to the highest, an infinite gradation of grays. In reality, we are limited by human perception and frustrated by mechanical limitations. Digital means that the same reading is now only 0 and 1, black or white. There is no question this is an imperfect alternative. What is useful though is that when done enough times, we can surpass previous limitations (though we don’t always). Creating copies is far more reliable since there are so few possible states per pixel (see below). In fact, whereas before “copy” and “original” were useful ideas, now they really don’t apply. The thing we play back now is always a copy. The original, which only existed as electrical pulses, is long discarded as soon as it is saved. But there is no longer any reason to distinguish, since they are identical clones.

Referring to use of technology.

Refers to any online media available on electronic devices, including laptops and pads.

The representation of information in binary form (ones and zeros), discontinuous in time. www.thesaudi.net/vsat/vsat-glossary.htm

Refers to the use of technology that generates, stores and processes data.

The opposite of analogue, expressed using zeros and ones. Especially common in the 21st century due to its application to data storage and information.

Application of digital signs (e.g. series of numbers) in ICTs, such as computer technology.

Technologies that provide online, web-based or mobile learning, including consoles.

A wide field of applications relating to physical manipulation (from Latin digitus toe, finger) or to the use of data in the form of numerical digits (binary code).

Within the bounds of the Information Age, the ability to house enormous amounts of information through electronic means and that supports the ability to offer numeric representations of information that is not only easily stored but that also portable through means of swift styles of sharing of communication, such as through the cabled and wireless Internet.

The word digital is most commonly used in computing and electronics, especially where real-world information is converted to binary numeric form as in digital audio and digital photography.

The word digital is most commonly used in computing and electronics, especially where real-world information is converted to binary numeric form, as in digital audio and digital photography. Such data-carrying signals carry either one of two electronic or optical pulses, logic 1 (pulse present) or 0 (pulse absent). The term is often used with the prefix “e-“ as in e-mail and e-book, even though not all electronics systems are digital.

Digital refers to the use of technology and electronic devices to create, store, process, and transmit information in binary code.

Digital refers to two different numbers, a collection of data and operations between 1 and 0.

Refers to electronic technology that uses binary digits (bits), zeros and ones, to generate, store and process data. These bits are grouped together to represent data such as numbers, letters, images, or sounds.

Digital usually refers to something using digits, particularly binary digits.

A binary logic system which involves a discrete time domain stored typically as a series on 0 and 1 digits.

A adjective used to refer to the new forms of electronic technolohy.

Is the introduction of electronic technology.

All tools and devices with an automatic working principle, not a mechanical one, are defined digitally.

Electronic technology that generates, stores, and processes data; describes the use of digital pulses, signals or values to represent data in computer graphics, telecommunications systems and word processing.

Ecosystem: An independent group of actors (people, equipment and organizations) that share the standardized digital platforms to communicate with each other to achieve commercial or social goal.

Meant here to be synonymous with ‘computational’ or ‘online’.

The day-to-day and a cultural change implied by technology.

The term “digital” refers to a method of representing information or data using discrete, distinct values, typically in the form of binary code (0s and 1s). In a digital system, data is processed and transmitted as discrete, quantized units, often using electronic or computer technology.

Digital describes electronic technology that generates, stores, and processes data in terms of two states: positive and non-positive.

A new industrial revolution and the good thing is that digital entrepreneurship is its primary component.

Not existing physically; existing only via technology.

Electronic processing of data and/or information.

A method of encoding, storing, processing, and transmitting information in binary language.