Three examples of software

Answer 1

This is such an open ended question that any number of answers may prevail. I suggest the following:

Operating Systems (OS)

Hardware Drivers

Application Software

Games

Media Players

Connectivity Software

Software can also be categorized according to the following:

Retail software: This type of software is sold off the shelves of retail stores. It includes expensive packaging designed to catch the eye of shoppers and, as such, is generally more expensive. An advantage of retail software is that it comes with printed manuals and installation instructions, missing in hard-copy form from virtually every other category of software. However, when hard-copy manuals and instructions are not required, a downloadable version off the internet will be less expensive, if available.

OEM software: OEM stands for "Original Equipment Manufacturer" and refers to software sold in bulk to resellers, designed to be bundled with hardware. For example, Microsoft has contracts with various companies including Dell Computers, Toshiba, Gateway and others. Microsoft sells its operating systems as OEM software at a reduced price, minus retail packaging, manuals and installation instructions. Resellers install the operating system before systems are sold and the OEM CD is supplied to the buyer. The "manual" consists of the Help menu built into the software itself. OEM software is not legal to buy unbundled from its original hardware system.

Shareware: This software is downloadable from the internet. Licenses differ, but commonly the user is allowed to try the program for free, for a period stipulated in the license, usually thirty days. At the end of the trial period, the software must be purchased or uninstalled. Some shareware incorporates an internal clock that disables the program after the trial period unless a serial number is supplied. Other shareware designs continue to work with "nag" screens, encouraging the user to purchase the program.

Crippleware: This software is similar to shareware except that key features will cease to work after the trial period has ended. For example, the "save" function, the print function, or some other vital feature necessary to use the program effectively may become unusable. This "cripples" the program. Other types of crippleware incorporate crippled functions throughout the trial period. A purchase is necessary to unlock the crippled features.

Demo software: Demo software is not intended to be a functioning program, though it may allow partial functioning. It is mainly designed to demonstrate what a purchased version is capable of doing, and often works more like an automated tutorial. If a person wants to use the program, they must buy a fully functioning version.

Adware: This is free software that is supported by advertisements built into the program itself. Some adware requires a live Internet feed and uses constant bandwidth to upload new advertisements. The user must view these ads in the interface of the program. Disabling the ads is against the license agreement. Ad ware is not particularly popular.

Spyware: Spyware software is normally free, but can be shareware. It clandestinely "phones home" and sends data back to the creator of the spyware, most often without the user's knowledge. For example, a multimedia player might profile what music and video files the software is called upon to play. This information can be stored with a unique identification tag associated with the specific program on a user's machine, mapping a one-to-one relationship. The concept of spyware is very unpopular, and many programs that use spyware protocols were forced to disclose this to users and offer a means to turn off reporting functions. Other spyware programs divulge the protocols in their licenses, and make acceptance of the spyware feature a condition of agreement for using the software.

Freeware: Freeware is also down loadable off the Internet and free of charge. Often freeware is only free for personal use, while commercial use requires a paid license. Freeware does not contain spyware or Ad ware If it is found to contain either of these, it is reclassified as such. Public domain software: This is free software, but unlike freeware, public domain software does not have a specific copyright owner or license restrictions. It is the only software that can be legally modified by the user for his or her own purposes. People are encouraged to read licenses carefully when installing software, as they vary widely.
there are many types of soft wares

Answer 2

Three examples of software are....enterprise software, educational software, and simulation software...There are many different types. If you want different ones...go to wikipedia.Three examples of software are....enterprise software, educational software, and simulation software...There are many different types. If you want different ones...go to wikipedia.

Answer 3

Do you mean other names of software or names of software products. For alternative names I can list.

Software application

Software program

Software package

Software solution

For types of different softwares I can list.

Office suites

Bitmap editors

Web Browsers

Gaming software

Media software

And so much more......

Some of he most popular software packages are....

Adobe master collection

Microsoft office

Internet explorer

Microsoft Visual Studio

Answer 4

1-operating system are programs that coordinate computer resources.

2- utilities also known as service programs, perform specific tasks related to managing computer resources.

3-device drivers are specialized program designed to allow particular input or output devices to communicate with the rest of the computer system

Answer 5

The big three are page layout, vector graphics and raster graphics. In Page Layout, Adobe InDesign and QuarkXPress are popular; InDesign more so than Quark today. Vector Graphics is the realm of Adobe Illustrator and CorelDraw. Raster Graphics? That's Photoshop. Then there are other programs...word processors, charting programs, spreadsheets, font editors, a lot of utilities...

Answer 6

Chrome web browser

Microsoft office suite such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Skype

Entertainment software, eg: VLC Video Player, YouTube software,

Professional tools: Adobe Photoshop CC.

Answer 7

system software

application software

entertainment software

Answer 8

Answers for List Three Different Devices Which Would Use An Operating system

Answer 9

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Answer 10

enterprise softweare simulation software