Sentence examples for internet that connects from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg sells only one service, a sort of private Internet that connects Bloomberg customers to Bloomberg information and to one another via a special e-mail system.

Increasingly, however, customers want their technology suppliers to offer them sophisticated services, not just equipment, as they seek to better manage an Internet that connects not just computers, but also things like sensors and mobile devices.

He projected that the market for "smart, connected buildings" could be worth $1 billion and that the "Internet of things," an IP network potentially many times larger than the current Internet that connects devices, buildings and other individual objects, could be a $20 billion market by 2015.

That would mean 400 gigabits per second transfer rates over cables that span 12,800 km (cyclist Ryan Stotland covered seven countries across South America spanning less than that distance in 2009, as a point of reference), which means it would be terrific for bringing high-speed Internet that connects whole continents to one another.

We are clicks away from community, through the internet that connects the majority of the world.

A VPN can be thought of as a "tunnel" through the internet that connects you directly with a server.

I subscribe to the Arab World TV systems using a neat little cable package called "Talfazat" through NeuLion Media that requires no satellite dish and uses an Internet box that connects to my TV and Internet.

As American people across the political spectrum fight for a robust Internet system that connects all people to a safe, secure, and neutral Internet, the only way McDowell can oppose this movement is by twisting the facts.

On Thursday, LinkedIn, an Internet company that connects business professionals, became the first major American social media company to go public.

Then there is their fluency with technology — cellphones, e-mail and Internet chat — that connects them to peers in other factories.

Neoforma.com Inc., which operates an Internet marketplace that connects buyers and sellers of medical goods, said yesterday that it was in merger talks with Eclipsys Corporation, a health care software company, and Healthvision Inc., an Internet health care company.