Sentence examples for route internet from inspiring English sources
The technology used to route Internet calls is a relatively inexpensive way to route calls around the world.
Skype, a company founded by the creators of Kazaa, the digital music sharing software, also hopes to create software that can route Internet calls from mobile phones.
The most widely used tools route Internet traffic through other countries, allowing users to bypass Internet firewalls as well as surveillance.
The convergence of data and voice networks, while a significant savings for companies, leaves them vulnerable to hackers who could bombard systems looking for a weakness in the security protection and angry workers who could sabotage an employer's computers and equipment that route Internet calls.
Juniper Networks jnpr, which is building new equipment to route Internet traffic and has begun building optical interfaces for its products, has a market capitalization of $18 billion after five months as a public company.
Cisco csco became the dominant supplier of equipment that routes Internet traffic by acquiring smaller companies that had beaten it to market with key technologies.
Like Odysseus: no map, no guidebook, no route, no Internet, no hotel reservations".
Oliver is currently exploring how data sent by SMS could provide a route around Internet censorship or filtering.
Ohanian was especially happy to see that, not least because he's long been an opponent of moves to route some internet traffic through a so-called "fast lane" – pushing, instead, to keep a level playing field for all users.
As for the argument that cellular phones will be a better route to Internet access in most of the developing world for the foreseeable future, their advantages have to be balanced against their disadvantages: a minuscule screen and no keyboard.
For example, software using peer-to-peer algorithms lets users route an Internet connection through another computer without having to go through a V.P.N., helping to address the trust and scalability issues.
