Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer readable media can be operable to facilitate management of parental control settings at one or more devices based upon a detection of a control device. A central device (115) may be configured with one or more device identifiers of one or more devices that are designated as control devices. In response to a determination by the central device (115) that no control device is connected to the central device (115), the central device (115) may enable one or more parental control settings at the central device (115) and/or one or more client devices (105). When the central device (115) determines that a control device is connected to the central device (115), the central device (115) may disable one or more parental control settings at the central device (115) and/or one or more client devices (105).

Abstract: A foldable electric bed frame that is relatively thinner in a folded state and easy to pack and transport includes a bed frame body, subframes, driving motors, bed boards, and detachable bed legs. The driving motors and the bed boards are connected to the bed frame body and the subframes. Flexible covering members are further comprised. The flexible covering members are arranged along the edges of the periphery of the bottom of the bed boards and are connected to the bottom of the bed boards through velcro or other detachable connecting members; and when the bed frame body is in a folded state, the flexible covering members are located between the stacked bed boards. The flexible covering members are arranged around the bed boards, and when the bed frame is folded, the flexible covering members are used as a buffering measure.

Abstract: Embodiments of the systems and methods disclosed herein relate to a modem having a processor including a Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) driver. The UEFI driver can be configured to provide a software interface between an operating system for the modem and firmware for the modem. The modem can include a boot diagnostic driver configured to run from the UEFI driver and execute a diagnostic test when the modem is booting up. The boot diagnostic driver can be configured to generate a signal based on a result of the diagnostic test.

Abstract: A modem/gateway device having a password retrieval function is provided that includes a user interface, a hardware processor, and a non-transitory memory configured to store one or more programs. The hardware processor executes the one or more programs to receive a request for a password retrieval in response to an input from the user interface, generate a message for retrieving a password for a wireless network, and transmit the message to a server. The password corresponds to an email address to which an email is to be sent by the server. The transmitted message instructs a password retrieval operation by the server to transmit the password to the email address.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer readable media can be operable to facilitate management of parental control settings at one or more devices based upon a detection of a control device. A central device (115) may be configured with one or more device identifiers of one or more devices that are designated as control devices. In response to a determination by the central device (115) that no control device is connected to the central device (115), the central device (115) may enable one or more parental control settings at the central device (115) and/or one or more client devices (105). When the central device (115) determines that a control device is connected to the central device (115), the central device (115) may disable one or more parental control settings at the central device (115) and/or one or more client devices (105).

Abstract: An electronic device features enhanced detection of potential bricking. A processor of the electronic device is configured to, after initiation of a download: (i) check data components defining download parameters of the electronic device; (ii) start a buffer and receive each of the data components; (iii) write each of the data components into flash memory; (iv) read each of the data components from the flash memory and perform a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) of each of the data components; (v) check a signature of each of the data components; (vi) update download settings in the non-volatile random access memory (NVRAM) based on results of (i), (iv) and (v); (vii) check client identifier information of the electronic device; (viii) check access identifier information of the electronic device; and (ix) accept the download if no error is detected and reject the download if any error is detected.