• Federally funded university research has contributed critical knowledge that in turn led to the commercialization of the Internet and the development of products such as computerized imaging, global positioning systems, smartphones and tablet computers.

    FORBES: Back to Basics at the National Science Foundation

  • The word is that Tim Cook attended an "informational" meeting with Beats CEO Jimmy Iovine and "expressed interest" in his business model -- whatever that is -- and that Apple's head of Internet products, Eddy Cue, was also present.

    ENGADGET

  • Since it had its roots in the cell phone industry, it was expected that Bluetooth phones would flood the market, creating millions of "wireless hubs" that would host a range of connected devices and offering a gateway to the Internet for even more millions of products without cellular radios.

    ENGADGET: Switched On: The Blossoming of Bluetooth

  • The Imp uses WiFi and a cloud service to make it easier than ever before for vendors to internet-enable their products, bringing the power of the internet to places and devices it could never reach before.

    FORBES: Electric Imp Is Path To Internet Of Things

  • And the innovations of so-called "Web 2.0" (terrible name for a pretty continuous development of the Internet) prove there are great companies and products being created in the U.S. using the social dimensions of the Internet.

    FORBES: Quentin Hardy On Technology

  • The Internet of Things is about smart products that communicate with you, with other products, and with the service technician.

    FORBES: The New Manufacturing Lifecycle: An Interview With PTC's Hepplemann

  • Two call-outs show a couple of extraordinarily significant events that highly impacted consumption of the products that use semiconductors: The Internet Bubble Burst of end-2000, and the Global Economic Collapse in the fourth quarter of 2008.

    FORBES: The Role of Demand in Semiconductor Forecasts

  • Too much of the coverage of the Internet and especially the current wave of startups seems focused on products, people, issues like privacy, everything but the business.

    FORBES: Ad Giant Interpublic: Social Networks Crucial for Brands

  • There have been suggestions that resistance from retailers has included asking suppliers to subtly change the names of products to thwart internet searches.

    BBC: The peril of 'showrooming'

  • Consumers should beware, however, of products sold over the Internet claiming to cure or prevent the flu, the FDA said last week.

    CNN: Flu season: Worst may be over

  • "It's not just income tax laws, it's sales taxes, property taxes, taxes on the internet, taxes on products shipped outside of the United States, taxes on products shipped inside of the United States, " McMillan says.

    FORBES

  • Dr Assefa said this was the culmination of more than a decade of research designed to help internet-based products cope with demand.

    BBC: IBM chip aims to use light to speed up internet services

  • It also made good business sense for Microsoft to adopt an idea that adds value to one of its key products, the Internet Explorer.

    CNN: The Press Muzzles Itself

  • The Web-based encyclopaedia Wikipedia and the Internet browser Mozilla Firefox are just two of the products whose development relies upon the contribution of a community of online users.

    CNN: Is collaboration the future of invention?

  • In truth the elephant is only a corporate logo, but the reality of marrying the Internet with a traditional building products company in a battered, backward economy is barely less difficult than the image.

    CNN: Asiaweek.com | Asiaweek 1000 | E-Companies To Watch

  • Long known for their Denial of Service Defense and Intrusion Prevention products, Corero has learned much about the dirty nature of Internet traffic over the last decade.

    FORBES: Clean That Network Traffic

  • In fact a balanced copyright system, including fair use, is one of the key reasons why products like search engines, YouTube, Facebook, and thousands of other Internet companies are commercially viable in the first place.

    FORBES: FTC's Google Settlement a "Third Way" Approach for Antitrust Enforcement

  • In 2009, Kasperky sales units of anti-virus, internet security and spyware products was just 1, 619, 405, trailing behind Norton branded security software with 3, 464, 544 units sold.

    FORBES: Russia's Bear in the Woods Has Arrived

  • This will not only help in improving the delivery time, but it will also provide a greater variety of products to choose from over the internet.

    FORBES: Quick Take

  • In typical Google fashion, it is attacking the engineering problem at each level between the user and the internet with products and services that change the physics of our engagement with data.

    FORBES: The (Not So) Evil Strategy Behind Everything Google

  • Advances in technology and the growing reach of the Internet, including the appearance of online broker E-Trade, begged for the creation of new financial products.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Everything VMware introduces seems to be moving it in the direction of becoming the Internet operating system, including the new products announced on Tuesday.

    FORBES: VMWare Sees Big Business In Becoming The Internet Operating System

  • In July, Idealab, a firm that launches start-ups and is run by Bill Gross, one of the Internet's most prominent entrepreneurs, launched Shopping.com, which also offers about a million products in most of the same categories as NetMarket.

    ECONOMIST: Internet shopping

  • But we are shifting to the next generation of internet addresses (IPv6), allowing all electronic products a unique address.

    FORBES: Innovation and Commercial Real Estate

  • In 2010, Sony pioneered the internet-TV convergence as one of the first manufacturers to launch products powered by Google TV.

    ENGADGET: Google TV goes international, Sony NSZ-GS7 set-top box up for preorder in the US and UK

  • At the nexus of the consumer electronics-technology convergence sits Cisco, which makes many of the routers, switches, and other Internet protocol networking products that carry Internet content to the home.

    CNN: Set-top boxes, home networking grow up

  • Many other companies in many industries are also awakening to the power of software and the ways in which the Internet can redefine products and services and their untapped commercial potential.

    FORBES: Steve Jobs' Vision of Software Meets the Internet of Things

  • Thus, even if Venus never makes a big impact on China's Internet market, simply embedding Windows CE in millions of Chinese consumer products will create momentum that can only help the marketing of Windows CE elsewhere.

    CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia

  • As he nears retirement, Chambers, 63, is trying to establish Cisco as the go-to place for a wide range of technology products and services that help power the Internet, run data centers, deliver video and connect wireless devices.

    NPR: Cisco's Fiscal 2Q Earnings Rise Above Street Views

  • "For all the talk coming out of Cisco about adding Old World technology to their Internet products, it's really up to companies like Lucent and Nortel, who actually have experience in the old telecom world, to make it happen, " says Hilary Mine of Probe Research.

    CNN: Lucent's IP fever

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