Think you’re a tech expert? Put your knowledge to the test with this week’s Technical Solutions of Myrtle Beach Tech Trivia Challenge!

✅ Answer as many questions as you can.
✅ Count how many you get right.
✅ Post your score in the comments.
✅ Bragging rights are on the line!

🏆 Leaderboard Challenge

• 90-100 Correct: Tech Genius

• 75-89 Correct: Smart Home Master

• 50-74 Correct: Network Ninja

• 25-49 Correct: Tech Apprentice

• Under 25: Time for a technology upgrade!

Whether you’re a homeowner, gadget lover, IT professional, or just enjoy learning something new, this is your chance to see where you rank.

Drop your score in the comments and challenge your friends to beat it! We’ll feature our top scorers on next week’s Tech Trivia Tuesday Leaderboard.

💡 Bonus: Tell us which question stumped you the most!

Trivia Questions

1. What does Wi-Fi stand for?

2. What device connects your home network to the internet?

3. What does HDMI stand for?

4. What company created the iPhone?

5. What does GPS stand for?

6. What color is typically used for Ethernet cable connectors?

7. What does USB stand for?

8. What is the most common operating system for desktop computers?

9. What device stores data permanently in a computer?

10. What is the name of Amazon’s voice assistant?

11. What does CCTV stand for?

12. What company developed Windows?

13. What does SSD stand for?

14. What is the purpose of a firewall?

15. What does AI stand for?

16. What is the world’s most popular search engine?

17. What company owns Facebook?

18. What is phishing?

19. What does VPN stand for?

20. What is a smart thermostat used for?

21. What is the name of Google’s mobile operating system?

22. What does RAM stand for?

23. What does IoT stand for?

24. What is a password manager?

25. What does 4K refer to?

26. What company manufactures Ring doorbells?

27. What is Bluetooth used for?

28. What does URL stand for?

29. What is the purpose of antivirus software?

30. What does CPU stand for?

31. What company makes Alexa-enabled Echo devices?

32. What does LTE stand for?

33. What is cloud computing?

34. What does NFC stand for?

35. What is two-factor authentication?

36. What company created the Android operating system?

37. What does HDMI transmit?

38. What is a mesh Wi-Fi system?

39. What does ISP stand for?

40. What is a smart lock?

41. What does PDF stand for?

42. What company created the Mac computer?

43. What is malware?

44. What does Mbps measure?

45. What does USB-C refer to?

46. What is a QR code used for?

47. What does DVR stand for?

48. What is smart home automation?

49. What does LAN stand for?

50. What is a router’s primary function?

51. What does LED stand for?

52. What is cybersecurity?

53. What does WAN stand for?

54. What is a video doorbell?

55. What does WWW stand for?

56. What company owns YouTube?

57. What is a data breach?

58. What does CAPTCHA help prevent?

59. What is the purpose of a surge protector?

60. What does HDMI ARC stand for?

61. What is a smart plug?

62. What does BIOS stand for?

63. What is a wireless access point?

64. What does DNS stand for?

65. What is ransomware?

66. What does OLED stand for?

67. What is a network switch?

68. What does SaaS stand for?

69. What is an IP address?

70. What does CCTV record?

71. What is the purpose of a backup?

72. What does GPS use to determine location?

73. What is fiber internet?

74. What does ISP provide?

75. What is smart lighting?

76. What does Wi-Fi allow devices to do?

77. What is a smart security camera?

78. What does HTTPS indicate?

79. What is biometric authentication?

80. What does HDMI improve compared to older analog connections?

81. What is a smart garage door opener?

82. What does cloud storage allow users to do?

83. What is the purpose of a modem?

84. What does VPN help protect?

85. What is a firmware update?

86. What does AI-powered automation do?

87. What is a smart smoke detector?

88. What does Ethernet provide?

89. What is the purpose of encryption?

90. What does IoT connect?

91. What is a cybersecurity threat?

92. What does a network password protect?

93. What is a smart home hub?

94. What does a video surveillance system do?

95. What is multi-factor authentication?

96. What does a smart thermostat help reduce?

97. What is a firewall designed to block?

98. What does a wireless network require?

99. What is the purpose of regular software updates?

100. What does Technical Solutions of Myrtle Beach specialize in?

Want the Answers Keep Scrolling Down!

1. Wireless Fidelity

2. Router

3. High-Definition Multimedia Interface

4. Apple

5. Global Positioning System

6. Clear/transparent plastic

7. Universal Serial Bus

8. Windows

9. Hard drive or SSD

10. Alexa

11. Closed-Circuit Television

12. Microsoft

13. Solid State Drive

14. Block unauthorized network access

15. Artificial Intelligence

16. Google

17. Meta

18. A scam designed to steal information

19. Virtual Private Network

20. Control home heating and cooling

21. Android

22. Random Access Memory

23. Internet of Things

24. Securely stores passwords

25. Ultra-high-definition video resolution

26. Amazon

27. Short-range wireless communication

28. Uniform Resource Locator

29. Detect and remove malicious software

30. Central Processing Unit

31. Amazon

32. Long-Term Evolution

33. Using internet-based computing resources

34. Near Field Communication

35. Adds an extra layer of login security

36. Google

37. Audio and video signals

38. A Wi-Fi system with multiple coverage points

39. Internet Service Provider

40. A lock controlled electronically

41. Portable Document Format

42. Apple

43. Malicious software

44. Internet speed/data transfer rate

45. A USB connector type

46. Store and share information via scanning

47. Digital Video Recorder

48. Automatic control of connected home devices

49. Local Area Network

50. Direct network traffic

51. Light Emitting Diode

52. Protecting systems and data from attacks

53. Wide Area Network

54. A doorbell with a camera

55. World Wide Web

56. Google

57. Unauthorized exposure of data

58. Automated bot activity

59. Protect electronics from power spikes

60. Audio Return Channel

61. A plug controlled remotely

62. Basic Input/Output System

63. Extends wireless network coverage

64. Domain Name System

65. Malware that encrypts files for ransom

66. Organic Light Emitting Diode

67. Connects devices on a network

68. Software as a Service

69. A unique network address

70. Video footage

71. Recover lost data

72. Satellites

73. Internet delivered over fiber-optic cables

74. Internet access

75. Lighting controlled by apps, schedules, or voice

76. Connect wirelessly to a network

77. A camera connected to the internet

78. An encrypted website connection

79. Login using fingerprints, face scans, etc.

80. Digital quality and simplicity

81. Allows remote garage door control

82. Store and access files online

83. Connects a home network to an ISP

84. Internet privacy and security

85. Software that controls device hardware

86. Performs tasks with minimal human intervention

87. A smoke detector with smart alerts

88. Wired network connectivity

89. Protect data from unauthorized access

90. Internet-connected devices

91. A risk that can compromise systems or data

92. Network access

93. Central control device for smart homes

94. Monitor and record activity

95. Multiple methods of identity verification

96. Energy costs

97. Unauthorized traffic

98. A router or access point

99. Improve security and performance

100. Smart Home Automation, Networking, Security, and Technology Solutions