COMPUTER SOFTWARE PROTOCOL

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
MASTERLINK ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS LIMITED Northcliffe House 2 Derry Street, Kensington London W85TT United Kingdom computer software for protocol and format translation and bridging software between different software applications;MASTER LINK;
RAINLINK Roland VS 2036-1, Nakagawa Hosoe-cho Kita-ku Hamamatsu Shizuoka 4311304 Japan Computer software protocol in the nature of downloadable computer software and computer applications for use in the playback of musical sound files on personal computers, workstations, electronic instruments, music controllers, music synthesizers, audio signal processors and audio electronic devices; computer hardware and software used for musical file transmission and transfer between personal computers, workstations, electronic instruments, music controllers, music synthesizers, audio signal processors and audio electronic devices; digital interfaces in the nature of electronic display interfaces for computers for musical playback and for operation of virtual instruments;RAIN LINK;
RPM Colibri Solutions Suite 502A 873 Broadway New York NY 10003 Computer software for protocol and facilities management for animal research;
TENT APOLLIC SOFTWARE 503 PAISLEY PLACE NEWARK DE 19711 Computer software protocol, namely, downloadable software for transport and storage of evented data;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A device hosting framework provides hosting for software-implemented logical devices (including peripheral devices bridges) on a computer to expose their services as controlled devices per a peer networking protocol. The device hosting framework encapsulates discovery, description and control protocol operations of the peer networking protocol, which frees the developers of the hosted devices from having to individually implement the peer networking protocol in the hosted devices' software and need implement only the core functionality of the hosted device. The device hosting framework operates as a host supporting device interoperability via the peer networking protocol for multiple hosted devices.