Software Collection (#2)

Bill Gates C. E. O. of Microsoft seen here at "Inside Track 95"event at the N. E
Bill Gates C.E.O. of Microsoft seen here at " Inside Track 95" event at the N.E.C. to promote the Windows 95 operating system. Friday 17th March 1995

Young woman working at a computer in a solicitors office. circa 1990

A young woman operating a holographic control center
A young woman in command of operations on a spaceship uses a hologram to carry out maneuvers in space

Refueling operators work station inside of an Airbus A310 MRTT
Refueling operators work station inside of an Airbus A310 Multi-role Tanker Transport aircraft

A woman in military uniform using a holographic control center on an alien planet

An officer works on a Tablet PC computer
An information assurance officer with Marine Corps Recruiting Command, works on a Tablet PC computer. These Tablet PCs are designed to enhance systematic recruiting by speeding up the enlistment

Information Systems Technician monitors network activity from a laptop
March 10, 2009 - Information Systems Technician uses the intrusion detection system to monitor unclassified network activity from the automated data processing workspace aboard the aircraft carrier

Sample line graph depicting changes in stock prices, displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983
BUSINESS SOFTWARE, c1983. Sample line graph depicting changes in stock prices, displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983

Sample bar graph of VisiTrend graphics software depicting a companys monthly sales
BUSINESS SOFTWARE, c1983. Sample bar graph of VisiTrend graphics software depicting a companys monthly sales, as displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983

Sample bar graph of Apple Plot graphics software, displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983
BUSINESS SOFTWARE, c1983. Sample bar graph of Apple Plot graphics software, displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983

Sample multicolor bar graph displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983
BUSINESS SOFTWARE, c1983. Sample multicolor bar graph displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983

Sample line graph of Super Plotter graphics software, displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983
BUSINESS SOFTWARE, c1983. Sample line graph of Super Plotter graphics software, displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983

Sample bar graph from the Business Graphics software package of an Apple II computer, c1983
BUSINESS SOFTWARE, c1983. Sample bar graph from the Business Graphics software package of an Apple II computer, c1983

Sample bar graph depicting a companys worldwide sales, displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983
BUSINESS SOFTWARE, c1983. Sample bar graph depicting a companys worldwide sales, displayed on an Apple II computer, c1983

Camera connected to computer C018 / 1190
Camera connected to computer

Open source software, conceptual artwork C017 / 3639
Open source software, conceptual computer artwork

Mobile phone use C013 / 9870
Mobile phone use. Close-up of a person at a train station, using a smartphone to check train times

Mobile phone use C013 / 9869
Mobile phone use. Close-up of a person viewing a map on a smartphone

QR code after being scanned C013 / 9472
QR code (on bottle) after being scanned by a mobile phone. A QR code, designed to be scanned by devices such as mobile phones

QR code being scanned C013 / 9473
QR code (lower right) being scanned by a tablet computer. A QR code, designed to be scanned by devices such as mobile phones or mobile-enabled computers

QR code being scanned C013 / 9471
QR code (on bottle) being scanned by a mobile phone. A QR code, designed to be scanned by devices such as mobile phones, is a matrix barcode that consists of black modules arranged in a square

Website source code visualisation, computer artwork. This image was created using WEB2DNA software which is able to transform the source code of a website into an image featuring bands and gaps

Researcher plotting survey data on GIS software, Socotra, Yemen, december

Firewall, conceptual computer artwork
Firewall. Conceptual computer artwork of a computer under a missile attack protected by a firewall shield. This could be used to represent attacks on a computer system or network such as those

Airfield lighting simulation. Researchers testing an embedded computer system that operates lights in a model airfield. Embedded systems combine computer software

Internet spyware detection. Computer artwork showing a window warning of spyware. Spyware is a piece of hidden software that monitors how a person uses the internet

Nanniebots, conceptual image. Nanniebots guarding the door to a chatroom on the internet. Nanniebots are part of a software program called ChatNannies

Internet advertising. Computer artwork showing an internet pop-up advertisement. Pop-ups occur when a user is browsing the internet

Internet pop-up advertising
Internet advertising. Computer artwork showing internet pop-up advertisements. Pop-ups occur when a user is browsing the internet

Webspiders, conceptual artwork
Web spiders. Conceptual computer artwork of robotic spiders crawling over a web made of internet website pages. Web spiders, also known as web crawlers

Trojan horse, computer artwork
Trojan horse. Conceptual computer artwork of a wooden horse on wheels entering through city gates made from computer parts

Digital Clay modules in the hand of a research scientist. The two dodecahedral modules are first generation prototypes, which are part of a modular robotics project

Virus research, artwork
Virus research. Conceptual computer artwork representing research into viruses, showing a virus particle (lower left) and a computer screen displaying data on the virus

Worm computer virus
Computer worms. Conceptual computer artwork of a globe and computer screens with worm shapes (red) representing computer worm programs

Computer viruses. Conceptual computer artwork of a computer virus, seen as a shape on the screens of several infected computers

Colourimetric software. Monitors showing colourimetric software used in the reprographics industry for colour control of inks

Digital facial composite software
Forensics. A forensics officer with facial composite software in a police station. Facial composite software provides a witness or victim with a wide variety of possible features from which a

Computer virus, conceptual artwork
Computer virus, conceptual computer artwork. The virus is depicted as a collection of strands (red) infiltrating a computers memory chip (centre)

Computer viruses, conceptual artwork
Computer viruses, conceptual computer artwork. The viruses (green) are shown against a background of a skull (representing the harm done by the computer viruses)

Trojan horse, conceptual artwork
Trojan horse, conceptual computer artwork. The trojan horse, a type of malicious computer program, is represented by the horse figure (green), which is covered by electronic circuitry designs

Computer hacking, conceptual artwork
Computer hacking, conceptual computer artwork. Computer screens showing rows of numbers and the word " ENTER", represent the use of mathematics, such as cryptology

Quantum encryption, computer artwork
Quantum encryption. Computer artwork of keys embedded within a set of cubes. This could represent the concept of quantum encryption

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