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Internet appliance
About: Internet appliance is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 1974 publications have been published within this topic receiving 43571 citations.
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29 Oct 1997
TL;DR: The paper discusses future trends in Internet security and government regulations and the Internet Protocol v6 (IPv6), or IP next generation IPng, which will offer better security and performance and will allow a wide range of nodes.
Abstract: The Internet is, by far, one of the most significant achievements in recent history. When it was designed and started as Arpanet in the 1970s, the Internet was never intended to be secure or open for commercial use. In the 1980s, the Internet was structured to accommodate 43 billion potential network addresses. It afforded roughly one address for every person on earth. Yet today, with more than 50 million users on-line, the address space is getting short. The solution, yet to be implemented and deployed, is the Internet Protocol v6 (IPv6), or IP next generation IPng. IPv6 will offer better security and performance and will allow a wide range (up to 3/spl times/10/sup 38/) of nodes. Nodes will include almost any device anyone can imagine; even sensors, doors, and cars will have IP addresses so they can be controlled from afar. The Internet seems to be the infrastructure for the global village but without security, not only e-commerce is in danger, but also human lives could be at stake. The paper discusses future trends in Internet security and government regulations.
13 citations
Patent•
25 Jul 2006
TL;DR: In this article, a system for the provision of accountability for and blocking of Internet use of a selected computer user is proposed, which includes a computer which has Internet access blocked, a remote server, and a second computer at which an Accountability Partner communicates to the remote server such that Internet access is permitted to the person using the first computer.
Abstract: A system for the provision of accountability for and blocking of Internet use of a selected computer user. The system includes a computer which has Internet access blocked, a remote server, and a second computer at which an Accountability Partner communicates to the remote server, such that Internet access is permitted to the person using the first computer. The Internet access activity includes access of at least one Internet protocol from the group consisting of newsgroups, file sharing programs, file transfer programs, chat rooms, peer to peer chats cell phone or PDA transmissions, http, https, and electronic mail activity.
13 citations
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31 Jan 1996
TL;DR: Partial table of contents: the internet: what it is and how to get started using it; and the future of Business on the Internet Appendices Index.
Abstract: Partial table of contents: THE INTERNET: WHAT IT IS AND HOW TO GET STARTED USING IT What Is the Internet? Internet Access Types and Providers BUSINESS ON THE INTERNET Why Businesses Are Using the Internet Acceptable Uses and Customs of the Internet CREATING A BUSINESS PRESENCE ON THE INTERNET Techniques for Creating a Business Presence on the Internet PREPARING WORLD WIDE WEB PAGES Preparing World Wide Web Pages Meta-Sites and Searching for Information on the Web THE OTHER INTERNET TOOLS Electronic Mail How to Use Discussion Lists Text-Based Internet Search and Navigation Tools BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET Online Resources, Databases, and Libraries of General Interest YOUR BUSINESS ONLINE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE The Future of Business on the Internet Appendices Index.
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01 Apr 1998
TL;DR: In this paper, from finding loads to sending messages home, the Internet can make life easier, from finding lots of data to sending message home, and the INTERNET can make your life easier.
Abstract: SUBTITLE: FROM FINDING LOADS TO SENDING MESSAGES HOME, THE INTERNET CAN MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER.
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