There are only a handful of so-called generic top-level domains, including.info,.net,.org and the popular.com — which, according to supporters of the expansion plan, is running out of capacity for accommodating the digital world's ever-growing addressing needs.
The Edge is too thin, in fact, to accommodate the snap-in modules -- digital cameras, music players and the like -- that put the Visor family on the map.
"This provides clear evidence that the needs of rights holders and music fans can be accommodated in the digital music space," Michael Robertson, MP3.com's chief executive, said in a statement.
While the 1990's may come to be known as a decade in love with eye-popping, crowd-attracting design, the new century is in search of a fresh building type, architecture that can impress but also reinvent itself in a digital flash to accommodate the latest technologies.
That approach would better reflect the realities of today's digital technologies and accommodate the technologies of the future.
Soon Brown and her staff would be temporarily shoehorned into Newsweek's offices downtown at 7 Hanover Square, while The Daily Beast's offices were torn up and remade as a giant newsroom, with an in-house digital TV studio, to accommodate the merged Beast and Newsweek staffs in July.
The electricity grid of the European Union will have to be transformed into a smart digital Energy Internet to accommodate the flow of energy produced by millions of green micro power plants.
aircraft dynamics model based on the landing dynamic equations and the ABS digital control unit DCU) is designed to accommodate the anti-skid control algorithm.
A newer version, Dantz Retrospect Desktop 6.0, is compatible with OS X 10.3 but does not accommodate the one-button backup feature of the Maxtor and Western Digital drives.
