We propose a new router architecture for a new-generation Future Ineternet that enables router to interact with services.
The proposed router snoops the traffic data stream, inspects the packet payload as well as packet headers, and stores the designated data in the associated database. We also propose a new query language SSRQL which is defined to operate massive traffic data stream in the proposed router. Thus, application programmers can access to the database with the SSRQL codes to develop new services in the data-oriented Web2.0 world.