Abstract: Systems and method are disclosed for dynamically creating a translated virtual website based on a machine translation of an existing website without adding any code to the source website. In one exemplary embodiment, an extension to a URL is recognized as requesting a translated website, and the request is routed to an MT server. The original-language content is retrieved, translated, and returned to the user system without any further action by the user. In a further exemplary embodiment, a secure connection can be established to enable translation of non-public websites. In a further exemplary embodiment, a crawler can index the translated website. In a further exemplary embodiment, an RSS feed returns translated content.

Abstract: Systems and method are disclosed for dynamically creating a translated virtual website based on a machine translation of an existing website without adding any code to the source website. In one exemplary embodiment, an extension to a URL is recognized as requesting a translated website, and the request is routed to an MT server. The original-language content is retrieved, translated, and returned to the user system without any further action by the user. In a further exemplary embodiment, a secure connection can be established to enable translation of non-public websites. In a further exemplary embodiment, a crawler can index the translated website. In a further exemplary embodiment, an RSS feed returns translated content.

Abstract: Systems and method are disclosed for dynamically creating a translated virtual website based on a machine translation of an existing website without adding any code to the source website. In one exemplary embodiment, an extension to a URL is recognized as requesting a translated website, and the request is routed to an MT server. The original-language content is retrieved, translated, and returned to the user system without any further action by the user. In a further exemplary embodiment, a secure connection can be established to enable translation of non-public websites. In a further exemplary embodiment, a crawler can index the translated website. In a further exemplary embodiment, an RSS feed returns translated content.

Abstract: A mobile communication device that includes native and non-native capabilities has a single application platform, that is compatible with the operating system environment of the mobile communication device, and it has a plurality of instances of content that are created remotely from the mobile communication device and transmitted to the communication device over a network. The single application platform interacts with the operating system to control the operation of a native or non-native capability to display at least one of the plurality of instances of the content. A mobile communication device user enters commands into the communication device that when processed by the application platform allow the user to interact with the content.

Abstract: Systems and method are disclosed for dynamically creating a translated virtual website based on a machine translation of an existing website without adding any code to the source website. In one exemplary embodiment, an extension to a URL is recognized as requesting a translated website, and the request is routed to an MT server. The original-language content is retrieved, translated, and returned to the user system without any further action by the user. In a further exemplary embodiment, a secure connection can be established to enable translation of non-public websites. In a further exemplary embodiment, a crawler can index the translated website. In a further exemplary embodiment, an RSS feed returns translated content.

Abstract: Automated processing of damage data related to a damaged vehicle is described. Damaged vehicle data including vehicle location data is received at a vehicle repair processor (VRP) from a user mobile device (UMD), either at the time of an accident or when a vehicle is disabled. The vehicle data may be augmented by data directly from the damaged vehicle by telematics processing. A repair decision is generated by the VRP based on the damage data which reflects whether or not to treat the damaged vehicle as likely to be commercially repairable. From the repair decision, a vehicle destination is determined by the VRP for delivery of the damaged vehicle, and the vehicle destination is communicated to the UMD.