COMPUTER SOFTWARE MULTI USER COMMUNICATIONS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ACTIVERSE ACTIVERSE INC. 1301 WEST 25TH STREET AUSTIN TX 78705 computer software for multi-user communications applications in shared computer network environments;ACTIVE VERSE;
BE THERE Activerse, Inc. 1301 West 25th Street Austin TX 78705 computer software for multi-user communications applications for accessing computer networks in shared computer network environments;
PLAYSPACE Active Paper, Inc. 1301 W. 25th Street Suite 500 Austin TX 78705 computer software for multi-user communications applications, namely, providing multi-user access and permitting multiple users to transfer data in three-dimensional virtual environments for use in office management, desktop publishing, interoffice communications, and personal computing environments;PLAY SPACE;
SWITCHBOARD Activerse, Inc., 1301 West 25th Street Austin TX 78705 computer software for multi-user communications applications for accessing computer networks in shared computer network environments;
THE NET IS A PLACE Activerse, Inc. 1301 West 25th Street Austin TX 78705 computer software for multi-user communications applications for accessing computer networks in shared computer network environments;THE NET;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A virtual private network service provider, wherein virtual private network ("VPN") software for setting up a virtual private network connection is delivered from a server computer to one or more client computers over a computer network, such as the Internet. Once the VPN software is delivered to the client computers, it can be executed so that data communications are made as virtual private network communications under control of the VPN software. Because the VPN software is stored and maintained on a server computer, and preferably delivered to the various client computers on an as-needed basis, the distribution, integrity and updating of the VPN software is improved because the "master" version of the VPN software can be controlled and revised by merely accessing the server computer system, rather than by attempting to control and revise numerous copies of the VPN software resident on various, scattered client computers.