Abstract: An Extensible Markup Language (XML) translator for bridging electronic data and document transfer between differing legal-system XML standards.

Abstract: A cell-phone holster designed to be worn over the shoulder and carry communications equipment along the torso and under the arm of the user. Equipment to be carried will include but not be exclusive to: cell phones, hand-held computers, compact disc players, MP3 digital players. The holster is held in place by use of a series of adjustable straps designed to be worn across the shoulders and back and sides of the user. Communication gear pouches are detachable and interchangeable from main shoulder harness. The holster is designed to allow movement in tight quarters where a hip or other holster is binding or impractical.

Abstract: A mechanical user-interface for a wireless communications device (including cell phones, mobile phones, and computer-based wireless communications devices) enabling a motor-vehicle operator to keep both hands on the steering wheel while manually initiating, receiving, terminating, fielding or otherwise transacting wireless communications. This mechanical user interface (MUI) may be understood to operate as a cell-phone and/or wireless-communication keypad coupled to an automobile's steering wheel. By use of the MUI, a vehicle operator may then manually initiate, receive, terminate, field, and otherwise transact phone calls/communications via a host or integrated cell-phone or other wireless communications device, thereby eliminating the need to take his hands from the wheel in the context of these operations. The MUI keypad includes, but is not limited to the many features of cell phone and computer-based communication devices.