Abstract: Web content based on markup language technology is delivered to a client device running a browser or similar application through a markup language file manipulator. Files requested by a client device are processed through the markup language file manipulator and the browser links embedded in the web content are traversed to fetch the objects associated with the browser links. The browser links are then replaced by the actual objects in the markup language file. The modified markup language file is then delivered to the client device and the client device is not required to further render the web content.

Abstract: A hardware and software design that allows a device to have more SIM cards than modems and assign the SIM cards to these modems at run time. In addition the method can use information received from an external entity, like a server residing on the internet for example, with information about preferred network operator. Another exemplary decision making is based on trial: a device can test several SIM cards from different network operators, and select the set of SIM cards that exhibit best performance.

Abstract: A method to manage the transmission of multiple mobile cameras that are in close proximity to each other or at least one other in the group of multiple mobile cameras. The cameras detect that the are proximate to one or more other cameras either autonomously or with the aid of other systems such as GPS, cellular or server systems. The quality level of the transmissions of the mobile video cameras is controlled, and/or the resources dedicated to the mobile units are augmented to coordinate the transmissions.

Abstract: Web content based on markup language technology is delivered to a client device running a browser or similar application through a markup language file manipulator. Files requested by a client device are processed through the markup language file manipulator and the browser links embedded in the web content are traversed to fetch the objects associated with the browser links. The browser links are then replaced by the actual objects in the markup language file. The modified markup language file is then delivered to the client device and the client device is not required to further render the web content.