Sentence examples for networked application from inspiring English sources

As we all know you should not say anything on any networked application that you wouldn't yell in a crowded room.

I got the chance to play with the Symbian version of Yahoo Go, Yahoo's standalone networked application that offers news, weather, traffic, and Yahoo! search from a handset.

As the hidden backbone of today׳s Internet, the Domain Name System (DNS) provides name resolution service for almost every networked application.

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Due to the fact that each system persists on its own user interface, the implementation has to be strongly coupled to a user centered design of innovative human machine interfaces, joined into one distributed, networked application.

Application management provider Xangati is hoping to solve this problem by offering a feature, the Visual Trouble Ticket (VTT), to its customers that allows employees to take a DVR-style, real-time recording of their networked application activity at the moment they are experiencing a problem.

This adversely affects interoperability and makes management of networks and networked applications more difficult.

The authors of this particular book are of the opinion that IPsec "has raised by far the most hope…as a possible cure for the widespread security problems of networks and networked applications".

One well-developed solution is VPAN [23], in which self-organizing and self-maintaining overlay networks are created that provide a shielded and trusted environment for networked applications that share a common context.

Microsoft has its own technology platform for writing networked applications, called.Net, but it is more tailored for the company's Windows operating systems.

Sun, which makes data-serving computers and software, said Microsoft threatened to extend its monopoly in PC's to the market for so-called Web services -- networked applications that automate many functions for businesses and consumers.