mergedinterface
nounUK /mɜːdʒd ˈɪntəfeɪs/
US /mɜːrdʒd ˈɪntərfeɪs/
A merged interface is a screen or control panel that joins two or more parts into one.
The new app uses a merged interface so you can see messages and calls on the same screen.
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2. In computing, a single connection point created by combining multiple network or software interfaces.
The router presents a merged interface to the outside network.
3. In design, a visual layout where separate elements are fused into one seamless surface.
The designer created a merged interface that hides the seams between panels.
4. In electronics, a hardware port that carries signals from several sources at once.
The dock's merged interface lets one cable handle video, audio, and power.