NEWSLETTERS COMPUTER FIELD

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
NETWORK COMPUTING UPDATE CMP PUBLICATIONS, INC. 1295 NORTHERN BLVD. MANHASSET NY 11030 newsletters in the computer field;UPDATE;
PEER ENERGY ARTISOFT, INC. 5 Cambridge Center Cambridge MA 02142 newsletters for the computer field;PEER;
PEER PROFIT ARTISOFT, INC. 5 Cambridge Center Cambridge MA 02142 newsletters for the computer field;PEER;
S1 Security First Technologies 300 Virginia Avenue Pineville KY 40971 newsletters in the computer field, featuring company and industry news and issues;
S1 Security First Technologies 300 Virginia Avenue Pineville KY 40971 newsletters in the computer field, featuring company and industry news and issues;S ONE;
SECURENOTES SecureWare, Inc. 430 Tenth Street, Ste. N-210 Atlanta GA 30318 newsletters in the computer field, featuring company and industry news and issues;SECURE NOTES;
SECURITY FIRST TECHNOLOGIES Security First Technologies 300 Virginia Avenue Pineville KY 40971 newsletters in the computer field, featuring company and industry news and issues;SECURITY and TECHNOLOGIES;
WIRELESS CONNECTIONS Persoft, Inc. 1255 University Ave Suite 208 Rochester NY 14607 newsletters in the computer field, covering connectivity solutions for Ethernet and Token Ring;WIRE LESS CONNECTIONS;
 

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

    
Technical Examples
  1. A method and system for enabling user interaction with computer software running in a computer system via an interface surface and a sensing device. The interface surface contains information relating to the computer software and coded data indicative of a text field. When placed in an operative position relative to the interface surface, the sensing device senses indicating data indicative of the text field and generates movement data indicative of the sensing device's movement relative to the interface surface. The indicating data and movement data are received in the computer system and the text field is identified from the indicating data. The computer software is operated at least partly in reliance on the movement data, and in accordance with instructions associated with the text field.