Home Serving Proxy

1. Home Service System,
2. Home Subscriber Server.

HTML Component

Hyper Text Markup Language

HyperText Transfer Protocol

Hyper Text Trensfer Protocol Secure sockets

1. A distribution point in a network.
2. A device that accepts a signal from one point and redistributes it to one or more points.

A coding technique used to compact data by representing the more common events with short codes and the less common events with longer codes.
Note: Huffman coding is used in Group 3 facsimile.

The boundary across which physical interaction between a human being and the application platform takes place [POSIX.0].

Human-machine interface between user and terminal/system that consists of a physical section (electro-acoustic, electro-optic transducer, keys, etc. ) and a logical section dealing with functional operation states. [T1.80
0. 01-1995]