Abstract: Providing subscriber options can include receiving a message including a selected service design option from a subscriber device, identifying the subscriber based on the message, fetching data pertinent to the selected service design option and the identified subscriber, and providing a set of service design options, dependent to the selected service design option, to the subscriber device based on the data.

Abstract: Providing subscriber options can include receiving a message including a selected service design option from a subscriber device, identifying the subscriber based on the message, fetching data pertinent to the selected service design option and the identified subscriber, and providing a set of service design options, dependent to the selected service design option, to the subscriber device based on the data.

Abstract: The invention describes a data glove input device that relies on a novel chording mechanism. The device is comprised of one or two gloves with conductive elements covering the finger tips and additional conductive elements on the palm and the thumb. The conductive elements are divided into two groups of opposite polarity. A chord is formed by when two or more conductive elements of the same polarity are held in contact with each other. The device generates an output when a conductive element or a chord of one polarity makes or breaks contact with a conductive element or chord of the opposite polarity. The innovation lies with the large number of key combinations supported using this chording mechanism in an easily accessible manner.

Abstract: A method and system for generating messages are described. The method and system include retrieving information regarding a plurality of tasks from a database and based on the information retrieved, determining whether notifications for the tasks need to be generated. The method and system further include determining a recipient for each notification, grouping the tasks based on the recipient of each notification and generating a message for each group of tasks.