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Applications: T Applications: T This chapter contains the following sections: • T Mobile, on page 6 • T-Online, on page 7 • T. Rowe Price, on page 8 • Tabelog, on page 9 • Taboola, on page 10 • TAC News, on page 11 • TACACS+, on page 12 • Tagged, on page 13 • Taleo, on page 14 • talk, on page 15 • Tamil Rockers, on page 16 • Tango, on page 17 • Tanium, on page 18 • Taobao, on page 19 • Tapeware, on page 20 • Target, on page 21 • Taringa, on page 22 • TCF, on page 23 • Tchibo, on page 24 • TCPMUX, on page 25 • TCX Flash, on page 26 • TCX Multimedia, on page 27 • TCX Sound, on page 28 • TCX USB, on page 29 • TD Ameritrade, on page 30 • TDP, on page 31 • TDS, on page 32 • TeacherTube, on page 33 • TeamSound, on page 34 • TeamSpeak, on page 35 • TeamViewer, on page 36 • TechCrunch, on page 37 Applications: T 1 Applications: T • TechInline, on page 38 • Technical Analysis Software, on page 39 • Technorati, on page 40 • TED, on page 41 • Teedtap, on page 42 • TEEPR, on page 43 • Telecom Express, on page 44 • Telegram, on page 45 • Telenav, on page 46 • Telepresence Control, on page 47 • tell, on page 48 • Telly, on page 49 • Telnet, on page 50 • TELNETS, on page 51 • Tempo, on page 52 • Tencent, on page 53 • TenFold, on page 54 • Teredo, on page 55 • Tesco.com, on page 56 • TESLA, on page 57 • Tetris Battle, on page 58 • Texar, on page 59 • TextMe, on page 60 • TextNow, on page 61 • textPlus, on page 62 • TFTP, on page 63 • TFTP subnet broadcast, on page 64 • TFTPS, on page 65 • The Atlantic, on page 66 • The Baltimore Sun, on page 67 • The Blaze, on page 68 • The Daily Beast, on page 69 • The Escapist Magazine, on page 70 • The Free Dictionary, on page 71 • The Gap, Inc., on page 72 • The Guardian, on page 73 • The Hollywood Reporter, on page 74 • The Huffington Post, on page 75 • The Hype Machine, on page 76 • The Independent, on page 77 • The Internet Archive, on page 78 • The LAD Bible, on page 79 • The New York Times, on page 80 • The Onion, on page 81 • The Pirate Bay, on page 82 • The Seattle Times, on page 83 Applications: T 2 Applications: T • The Sharper Image, on page 84 • The Sport Bible, on page 85 • The Telegraph, on page 86 • The Trade Desk, on page 87 • The Verge, on page 88 • The Washington Post, on page 89 • The Week Magazine, on page 90 • The Xinhuanet, on page 91 • theCHIVE, on page 92 • Theme Forest, on page 93 • Thin Manager TFTP, on page 94 • ThinkGeek, on page 95 • Thunderbird, on page 96 • TIA/EIA/IS-99 modem client, on page 97 • TIA/EIA/IS-99 modem server, on page 98 • Tianya, on page 99 • Tibco Rendezvous, on page 100 • Ticketmaster, on page 101 • Tickets.com, on page 102 • TicketsNow, on page 103 • Tiffany & Co., on page 104 • Tiger Direct, on page 105 • Tightrope Interactive, on page 106 • Timbuktu, on page 107 • Time, on page 108 • TIME.com, on page 109 • Times Union, on page 110 • Timeserver, on page 111 • tinc, on page 112 • Tinder, on page 113 • Tiny Tiny RSS, on page 114 • Tinychat, on page 115 • TinyPic, on page 116 • TinyURL, on page 117 • TISTORY, on page 118 • Tivoli, on page 119 • TLSP, on page 120 • TLVMedia, on page 121 • Tmall, on page 122 • Tmobile, on page 123 • TMZ, on page 124 • tn-tl-fd1, on page 125 • TN3270, on page 126 • TNS CML, on page 127 • TNS/Oracle, on page 128 • Tobit David, on page 129 Applications: T 3 Applications: T • Tobit David Replica, on page 130 • TOC, on page 131 • Tokbox, on page 132 • Tokopedia, on page 133 • Tomatopang, on page 134 • TomTom, on page 135 • Top Gear, on page 136 • TopTenREVIEWS, on page 137 • TOR, on page 138 • Tor Directory Services, on page 139 • Torrentz, on page 140 • Toshiba, on page 141 • Toys"R"Us, on page 142 • TP++, on page 143 • TP4, on page 144 • TPCP, on page 145 • TPIP, on page 146 • TPKT, on page 147 • TPNCP, on page 148 • Trac, on page 149 • TransferBigFiles.com, on page 150 • Transport Independent Convergence, on page 151 • Travelocity, on page 152 • Trello, on page 153 • Trend Micro, on page 154 • Tribal Fusion, on page 155 • TribunNews, on page 156 • Triggit, on page 157 • trin00, on page 158 • TripAdvisor, on page 159 • TripIt, on page 160 • Tripwire, on page 161 • Trulia, on page 162 • Trunk-1 Protocol, on page 163 • Trunk-2 Protocol, on page 164 • TRUSTe, on page 165 • TruuConfessions, on page 166 • TTP, on page 167 • Tube8, on page 168 • TubeMogul, on page 169 • TubeREL, on page 170 • Tudou, on page 171 • Tuenti, on page 172 • Tumblr, on page 173 • TuneIn, on page 174 • TunnelBear, on page 175 Applications: T 4 Applications: T • Tunnelbear Login, on page 176 • TurboTax, on page 177 • TurboUpload, on page 178 • TurboVPN, on page 179 • Turn Analytics, on page 180 • TURN Channel, on page 181 • Turner Broadcasting System, on page 182 • Tus Files, on page 183 • TV Guide, on page 184 • Tvigle, on page 185 • TVonline.cc, on page 186 • Tweet, on page 187 • TweetDeck, on page 188 • Twiddla, on page 189 • TwitchTV, on page 190 • TwitPic, on page 191 • Twitter, on page 192 • Twitter Link Service, on page 193 • Twitter Music, on page 194 • Twitter4J, on page 195 • Twitterrific, on page 196 • TXXX, on page 197 • TypePad, on page 198 Applications: T 5 Applications: T T Mobile T Mobile Description 1545 Categories Lemonheads Tags Telecommunication and phone service provider. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 6 Applications: T T-Online T-Online Description 3739 Categories YoYoMa Tags German free email and cloud storage service. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 7 Applications: T T. Rowe Price T. Rowe Price Description 855 Categories Bieber Tags Public investment firm. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 8 Applications: T Tabelog Tabelog Description 4292 Categories Lorde Tags Search/rank restaurants in Japan. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 9 Applications: T Taboola Taboola Description 4293 Categories Lorde Tags Native advertising platform. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 10 Applications: T TAC News TAC News Description 465 Categories NAVL Tags Registered with IANA on port 98 tcp/udp. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 11 Applications: T TACACS+ TACACS+ Description 464 Categories Clash Tags Terminal Access Control Access Control Server plus. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 12 Applications: T Tagged Tagged Description 1065 Categories Devo Tags Social networking site based in California. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 13 Applications: T Taleo Taleo Description 4294 Categories Lorde Tags Cloud-based talent management software vendor acquired by Oracle. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 14 Applications: T talk talk Description 857 Categories Product Tags Unix messaging protocol. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 15 Applications: T Tamil Rockers Tamil Rockers Description 4295 Categories Lorde Tags Online store for pirated South Indian movies. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 16 Applications: T Tango Tango Description 2379 Categories Kraftwerk Tags Mobile social networking app that provides voice, chat, and gaming services. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 17 Applications: T Tanium Tanium Description 4076 Categories Everclear Tags Endpoint security and systems management software. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 18 Applications: T Taobao Taobao Description 1399 Categories Kraftwerk Tags Chinese online auction and shopping website. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 19 Applications: T Tapeware Tapeware Description 3686 Categories Chivas Tags An automated backup system. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 20 Applications: T Target Target Description 858 Categories Bieber Tags Discount retailer. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 21 Applications: T Taringa Taringa Description 1647 Categories Belvedere Tags Argentinian Social network. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 22 Applications: T TCF TCF Description 3587 Categories Chivas Tags Target Communication Framework is a network protocol used mainly for embedded systems. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 23 Applications: T Tchibo Tchibo Description 859 Categories Bieber Tags German retailer with weekly changing products. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 24 Applications: T TCPMUX TCPMUX Description 466 Categories INXS Tags TCP Port Service Multiplexer is a multiplexing service that may be accessed with a network protocol to contact any one of a number of available TCP services of a host on a single, well-known port number. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 25 Applications: T TCX Flash TCX Flash Description 1200 Categories INXS Tags TCX Flash redirect traffic. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 26 Applications: T TCX Multimedia TCX Multimedia Description 1201 Categories INXS Tags TCX Multimedia traffic. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 27 Applications: T TCX Sound TCX Sound Description 1202 Categories INXS Tags TCX Sound traffic. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 28 Applications: T TCX USB TCX USB Description 1203 Categories INXS Tags TCX USB traffic. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 29 Applications: T TD Ameritrade TD Ameritrade Description 860 Categories Bieber Tags Online stock brokerage service. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 30 Applications: T TDP TDP Description 3389 Categories Chivas Tags Tag Distribution Protocol, used to communicate tag binding information to their peers. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 31 Applications: T TDS TDS Description 856 Categories Tags Tabular Data Stream. MySQL network protocol. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 32 Applications: T TeacherTube TeacherTube Description 2602 Categories Oingo Tags Educational video streaming. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 33 Applications: T TeamSound TeamSound Description 3390 Categories Chivas Tags Voice conferencing software for online game players. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 34 Applications: T TeamSpeak TeamSpeak Description 1090 Categories Devo Tags VoIP software. Risk Business Relevance Applications: T 35 Applications: T TeamViewer TeamViewer Description 958 Categories Gwar Tags Remote desktop control and file transfer software.
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