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A code reading system capable of signaling exception handling procedures for products being handled in a work environment, such as, for example, consumer product being purchased in a retail store or a product or package being sorted by a logistics company. The system includes a system housing containing one or more one or more signal sources for generating distinctive visual and/or audible exception handling signals for special classes of products identified in the environment. Such special products may include: EAS tagged products requiring EAS tag deactivation: alcohol and tobacco products requiring proof of age; controlled products requiring additional customer tracking; age restricted products requiring identification; product purchases requiring personnel to show up and approve or assist in a product transaction; and the like.

A method for parsing a computerized text, the method including preparing a set of logical rules, using logical grammatical links, for parsing a text, using the logical rules to identify a part of speech of each word of text and all links between the words in the text, and labeling the links as grammatically correct links or grammatically incorrect links for correction, so as to parse substantially every word in the text.

An entertainment device for vehicles adaptable to include various telecommunication and Internet applications, a sunviser monitoring screen for viewing, with an electronic screen protector for protecting the screen. The device, which is referred to as megatel, incorporates receivers and transmitters to enable cell phone and Internet transmission via the radio wave of an entertainment device radiated towards the antenna to the megatel body and output to the CPU. The signal to the CPU is controlled by the controller so that transmissions for the radio, the cell phone, and the Internet is separated and output to the monitoring screen and the speakers of the entertainment device so as to allow hands free communication while driving.

An audio and/or video media content providing device includes a controller, such as a server, that is responsive to RFID tag based information obtained from a remote RFID enabled media object. The controller is operative to facilitate access to media content associated with a stored periodically changing media content list. For example, a content registry database may be periodically updated through a suitable user interface to change a link between content identification information read from a remote RFID enabled media object, with media application information so that the same RFID tag may allow the downloading of different media. The link between the content ID and the media ID may be dynamically changed through the controller. This may be advantageous, to provide for example, a Top 10 song card or other RFID enabled object that stays the same but can be used to securely download different media over time.

The invention concerns a method for providing a hybrid call log as well as a telecommunication network server and a mobile telecommunication terminal for executing this method. At a log control module call logs of the subscriber from a private telecommunication network, a public telecommunication network and a mobile telecommunication terminal are received. The format of at least one received call log is converted by the log control module to a common format. Two or more call logs are merged to a hybrid call log which is displayed by display means.

A method and mobile terminal for enhanced contactless communication are discussed. According to an embodiment, the invention provides a mobile terminal comprising: a plurality of antennas designated for a contactless reception/transmission of signals from/to an external device, each of the plurality of antennas configured to receive a signal provided from the external device; and a contactless module operatively coupled to the plurality of antennas, and including a controller, the controller configured to check a strength of the signal received from each of the plurality of antennas, to select one of the plurality of antennas based on the checked result, and to receive the signal continuously or a new signal using the selected antenna.

A system and method for receiving user input via a graphical user interface (GUI) to generate message text on an electronic communication device comprising a touch-sensitive electronic display. The touch-sensitive electronic display provides the user with a message composition interface. This message composition interface comprises a virtual alphanumeric keyboard having keys configured to receive a user input for composing message text character-by-character. The message composition interface is modified to display to the user an appropriate GUI module comprising graphical representations of predefined multi-character expressions. A user interaction with at least one of said graphical representations of the GUI module specifies at least one of said multi-character expressions. Text associated with the user-specified multi-character expression is inserted into the message as a result.

The invention relates to a method for implementing an operating and observation system for field devices (FG1-FGN) A server device (HS1-HSN) is provided in each field device and the field devices are connected to a proxy server device (1). Said proxy server device is connected to a user device (N1-NN) on which a browser device is installed. The proxy server device interrogates the field devices in order to automatically identify the field devices which are connected to the proxy server device, and allocates a network address to each field device. A basic information message is produced by the proxy server device, said information message comprising specific electronic information about each field device, based on the results of the interrogation thereof. The respective electronic information comprises link information concerning the respective server device of each field device, such that after the basic information message has been transmitted to the user device, respective device information messages are emitted in a graphical manner, by means of the browser device, for the observation/operation of the field devices. Said device information messages can be requested from the respective server devices of the field devices.

A program storing computer-readable instructions therein for instructing a computer to perform analytical steps for generating a spatial hierarchical identifiers that corresponds to a spatial hierarchy used on a server, the program includes a recording medium readable by the computer; and the computer instructions stored on said recording medium instructing the computer to perform the processes including identifying a position using a position indication system, and generating an identifier within the computer and independent of the server, wherein the identifier identifies first regions within the first spatial hierarchy on the server corresponding to the position.

Improved approaches to provide user interaction with a portable electronic device operating to in a particular mode, such as an e-reader mode, are disclosed. In one embodiment, the portable electronic device is a multi-function portable electronic device that can be configured differently based on a particular mode being used. Based on the mode of operation or application being used, the user inputs to the device can be characterized differently. Advantageously, with mode-based configurations, the portable electronic device can operate to make use of user interface controls in an efficient manner. The mode-based configuration can save power, increase efficiency, and/or speed up operation of the device.

A computer network such as the internet has servers to deliver pages of data to remote users upon demand, and these pages usually contain links to further pages. The request for data is in the form of a page address sent by the user, identifying a specific page, usually by a "URL". The server has the ability to generate context-sensitive information about delivery of this page, including current loading at the server, transmission bandwidth for the server, and size of the data requested. The server can calculate the time needed to transfer the requested data, and send this information to the client. The user can then decide the transfer method desired, based on the information sent by the server. For example, the user may want immediate transfer, or delayed transfer, or may want to abort the request. The requested page may be sent later by email. The server may send this context-sensitive information for all of the links on a page, and the user station may display the information for a link when it is clicked, in one embodiment. In this manner, receipt of information can be selective, based on user's needs and network delays.

A client station on computer network uses an operating system such as JavaOS which is permanently stored at the server rather than on storage media at the client location. JavaOS is loaded and installed at the client upon bootup of the client. The JavaOS is loaded and installed at the client upon bootup of the client. Once the basic system is booted using local firmware, and the base file systems on the network are enabled, an application can begin running, and when it needs to use a particular class file a request will be made through the file system and will be routed over to a generic file system driver, on the client, which will then determine, using a set of configured information, where this class exists; it will utilize the particular file systems available on to that booted client, whether it be NFS, or TFTP, to determine where the server is and how to retrieve that particular class file. It will go ahead and force that operation to occur and the class file will be retrieved and cached locally on the client to be used by the application. In order to avoid loading unneeded or lesser-used parts of the JavaOS from the server to the client memory at boot time, groups of classes are broken out of the monolithic image of JavaOS, as part of the Java service loader model (JSL). JSL-provided packages allow an URL prefix to be provided as part of a package's configuration information. When a class method/data is requested by the loader via the filesystem, if it is not already present, the URL prefix is used to lazily retrieve and cache that file in memory. This allows classes and data files to be delivered as needed, and significantly reduces the amount of data to be retrieved by TFTP by the client at boot time.

Improved approaches to assist those having hearing loss are disclosed. One approach pertains to providing customization of personal audio systems for a hearing impaired individual. Another approach pertains to designing and producing an audio product that includes components or software that can be customized for hearing impaired individuals. The customization provided by either approach can be performed on-line or off-line.

A computer-implemented system for managing a collection of Web documents with dependency relationships which are defined among designated elements of those Web documents. The system automatically and consistently propagates updates that are introduced in such elements to all elements that directly or indirectly depend on those updated elements. The user interface of the system is realized as a collection of port complexes which are networked over the Web so that a collection of human or computer-based tasks which are distributed geographically and/or organizationally can be coordinated effectively through the dissemination of the right information at the right time in the Web environment.

A head mounted display is worn on the body of a user before use and includes an image display unit that transmits an outside scene and displays an image in a visually recognizable manner along with the outside scene and a camera that performs image capturing in directions of sight lines of the user. A control section of the head mounted display includes an image generation section that generates a display image from a captured image from the camera and an image display control section that causes the image display unit to display the display image generated by the image generation section.

A method and equipment by which a mobile station (10) is able to request a service of a content provider (23) via a message center (22) (or other server of a communication network) without having to key in an identifier for the service (among other things). The invention includes a shortcut generator (24a) for providing a user interface application (10c) created or configured—via a configuration file (10d)—to correspond to services selected by a user from a list of services. The user interface application (10d), possibly in combination with the configuration file (10d), provides respective executable shortcuts to the services selected by the user from the list of services. The shortcut are downloaded or other transferred to the mobile station (10), and used in requesting, from time to time, the corresponding services.