COMPUTER PROGRAMS RECORDED ON COMPUTER READABLE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ULTRASEEK ENTIT SOFTWARE 1140 Enterprise Way, Building G Sunnyvale CA 94089 computer programs recorded on computer-readable media for information search, storage, retrieval and indexing on global computer networks;ULTRA SEEK;computer services, namely, the retrieval, storage, and indexing of information available on and obtained via global computer networks;
UVCLIENT Maestro Technologies Corporation 5725 Paradise Drive, Suite 200 Corte Madera CA 94925 computer programs recorded on computer-readable media for transforming non-graphic user interface software applications into graphic user interface software applications in a variety of network environments;UV CLIENT;
WEBRECEPTIONIST MondoSoft, Inc. 17 South William St., #48 New York NY 10004 Computer programs recorded on computer-readable media for information retrieval, indexing, categorization, storage, search and navigation of the contents of a corporate computer network or one or more designated sites on global computer network;WEB RECEPTIONIST;Computer services, namely, a search engine for obtaining data and providing navigation facilities on a corporate computer network or one or more designated sites on a global computer network;
 

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

    
Technical Examples
  1. A computer-readable medium device includes apparatus and a computer-readable medium. To a computing device, according to a predetermined command set behavior of the computer-readable medium device, the apparatus outputs a description of first and second features of the computer-readable medium device. The first feature is other than an identification of the computer-readable medium device. The second feature is an indication of whether the computer-readable medium device executes a predetermined write strategy. From the computing device, the apparatus receives a signal. In response to the signal, the apparatus accesses the computer-readable medium, according to the first and second features.