History

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  Seamless Internet technology showed up in January 2007 when Seamless Wi-Fi, Inc. introduced the S-GEN wireless Internet router. Since then, other technologies such as Microsoft's Vi-Fi have emerged to make use of cellular signals to provide seamless Internet.
  
  

Significance

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  Most demand comes from large businesses that need cross-continent, multi-time-zone Internet connections, making it possible to send and receive information constantly to improve productivity and cash flow.
  
  

Function

• People today use the Internet for banking, paying bills, shopping, research, sales, news and much more; making sure an Internet connection is available anywhere at anytime is important for many people.
  
  

Other Definition

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  With more people than ever using social networks (such as Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and Digg), "seamless" can also refer to how the Internet is used--sharing videos, pictures, animation, comments and Web pages between different websites with a single click.
  
  

Integration

• In 2009, Chrysler released their UConnect system, which adds seamless Internet capability for their vehicles.