Sentence examples for going over the internet from inspiring English sources

"Many clients tell me they do not want to file electronically since they do not want their information going over the internet," said Rosen.

The only difference is the calls are going over the internet rather then the normal phone line.

Going "over the top" means atop the Internet infrastructure provided by companies like Comcast.

"We expect a steady transition to Internet calling so that by 2010, nearly all calls will go over the Internet," said Tom Evslin, chief executive of ITXC, a company in Princeton, N.J., that is a leading carrier of Internet calls.

(It's not a separate app; it's built into the existing Messages app. These iMessages appear in blue text bubbles; regular text messages appear in green). This new service lets you see if the recipient has read your message yet, and it can save you money; instead of counting as a cellular text message, each i-to-i message goes over the Internet and costs you nothing.

"From the local ISP it goes over the Internet and back through the VPN here," explains Swaney.

This sidesteps the formidable problem of guaranteeing privacy for data that goes over the Internet, and also allows you to access your data without an Internet connection.

And if a small amount of viewing traffic goes over the internet, there's going to be a significant increase in the demand for Akamai's services.

If the telcos are going to start asserting their right to decide what kind of information can or cannot go over the Internet, then they are asking for Net neutrality to once again become a big political issue.

A child prodigy, he went on to invent MIME -- the standard that allows anything other than plain text to go over the Internet.

What comes and goes over the broadband Internet will be much less like clicking a computer than like talking on the telephone.