Firmware is a program that is stored on non-volatile memory on integrated circuits. Roughly speaking it is hard wired in and can not be changed without changing the components.
OS (operating system) is simply the base program that allows your computer to work although this is a bit vague because MS Windows is usually called and operating system but it operates through DOS (disk operating system) which is also an operating system. The OS is usually stored on the hard drive.
Your computer will have firmware that loads up the operating system when you switch it on.
Extensive firmware interface is defined as a specification that originates from Intel. It defines the interface between platform firmware and the operating system. It tries to reduce dependence of the OS on the firmware implementation details.
yes you can change the os (firmware)
You cannot bypass the "Firmware" password, you HAVE to erase and reinstall the OS if you forgot the "Firmware" password.
No difference, really. Unix is an OS (Operating System)
better audio and mail and not much else is what I've seen
Basically there is not a whole lot of difference between OS and NOS. In common usage OS or Operating System is concerned with one computer. That is the simplified answer. An OS can have NOS features when it interfaces with other computers.
Firmware is software saved on a memory chip that can be executed at later times. Malware is malicious software that aims to corrupt your computer.
Firmware is the stuff that makes your computer what it is, for example the BIOS is firmware. The computer would be useless without the firmwear. Software is what makes the computer do what you want, such as a word processing program, music program or browser.
Firmware refers to the software that is embedded within a hardware device. Lineware on the other hand refers to a company that deals with software development.
Go to the apple inc site for the lastest OS
If the device does not work then you will have to update the firmware on the device
There's no difference other than what's on them.