Sentence examples for proprietary internet from inspiring English sources

It does not help that Europe approves applications to register proprietary internet domains more readily than America does.

This standards movement has already hamstrung VocalTec, the Israeli company that was first into the Internet telephony arena with a system that required a proprietary Internet telephone.

This generation is built around slow processors and second-rate flat-panel screens and a proprietary Internet connection that, for vendors, is the most important part of the deal.

This is further complicated by the proliferation of intelligent information appliances that access the Internet through customized Web browsers or that run a proprietary Internet access protocol.

Our service offerings are based on three integrated components: our proprietary internet-based software, our continually updated database of payer reimbursement process rules and our back-office service operations that perform administrative aspects of billing and clinical data management for physician practices.

Transcend utilizes a combination of its proprietary Internet-based voice and data distribution technology, customer based technology, and home-based medical language specialists to convert physicians' voice recordings into electronic documents.

Both formats were developed using a proprietary Internet-based learning management system.

He helped lead the conversion of MSN from proprietary to Internet standards, and from his early work on Windows networking he holds several patents in distributed systems and network security.

Firefox's open-source architecture means it has been tested and tweaked by far more people than proprietary browsers like Internet Explorer from Microsoft.

When cutbacks suddenly arrived, one ramification was an accelerated shift by many corporations to requiring employees to use proprietary in-house Internet booking sites to make lower-cost travel arrangements.

This is what Apple has done with the iPhone, and it's what DoCoMo did with its proprietary iMode mobile-Internet system, notes Philip Sugai, a marketing professor at the International University of Japan who studies mobile-phone-consumer behavior: "The manufacturers have to figure out how to address their cost inefficiencies, but Android gives them a very simple open-source key to work with".