Abstract: A method for tailoring a document for viewing on a mobile device includes obtaining residence information for an individual who is required to sign the document. The document is tailored to the residence of the individual. This includes hiding or condensing one or more portions of the document that pertain to laws in other jurisdictions. The document is permitted to be accessible by the mobile device.

Abstract: A method for tailoring a document for viewing on a mobile device includes obtaining residence information for an individual who is required to sign the document. The document is tailored to the residence of the individual. This includes hiding or condensing one or more portions of the document that pertain to laws in other jurisdictions. The document is permitted to be accessible by the mobile device.

Abstract: A method for tailoring a document for viewing on a mobile device includes obtaining residence information for an individual who is required to sign the document. The document is tailored to the residence of the individual. This includes hiding or condensing one or more portions of the document that pertain to laws in other jurisdictions. The document is permitted to be accessible by the mobile device.

Abstract: A system and method for automatically detecting and extracting entity data from a web page is provided. The method may include detecting a pattern for an entity based on a visual layout of the web page. A region of the webpage corresponding to the pattern may be identified as including the entity data, where the entity data is in a semi-structured form. Within the region, properties associated with the entity may be detected, annotations for the properties may be determined, and a category for the entity may be identified, where the properties, annotations, and category may be used to construct a schema for a structured form of the entity data. A template may be generated based on the schema and applied to the web page to extract the entity data in the structured form.

Abstract: A disaggregated color display, including a frame; an OLED display screen mounted in the frame; and an electrical/mechanical interface on the frame for releasably attaching the frame to any one of a plurality of different electronic devices.

Abstract: A method and system for providing photographic services, includes a mobile image capture system that has a digital camera, an order entry device having a display for displaying images captured by the digital camera and a data input device for taking a customer order, and a wireless transceiver for transmitting the captured image and an associated customer order; providing an image fulfillment station remote from the mobile image capture system that includes a wireless transceiver for receiving transmitted images and customer order and an output device for providing an image related product; an image of a customer is captured using the digital camera; the captured image is displayed to the customer on the display at the time and location of image capture; an order from the customer is entered on the order entry device for the captured image at the time and location of image capture; the image is transmitted to a fulfillment station; and the order is fulfilled at the fulfillment station.

Abstract: A method and system for checking security when a request for system access is received by a computer system within a network environment is disclosed. When a request for system access into a network environment is first received, a service processor checks a fixed non-null pattern and based on its results performs a Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) on the contents of CMOS memory to verify its authenticity. An IEEE-standard CRC algorithm is used to confirm that the data in the CMOS memory has not been corrupted. If the fixed non-null pattern and/or CRC algorithm confirms that no corruption exists, then the service processor prompts the user for a system password and performs the normal authentication checks between the entered password and a stored password. If the CRC algorithm detects that corruption exists, then the service processor determines where the request was received. In response to a determination that the request was received remotely, then access is denied as a security threat.