Abstract: Optimizing web page loading by condensing web requests for files of a certain kind, format, or style. A system for web page loading may incorporate an embedded device having a processor, a web browser, and a web server for the embedded device connected to the web browser. One or more requests to the web server for files may be made by the web browser. Grouping a number of files of modules into one or a smaller number of files may speed up loading the files or requests for a web page. The one or more requests made by the web browser or the grouping the number of files into one or more files may be effected by a processor. The embedded device may combine resources on the fly, during runtime or dynamically into fewer resources when a request to do so is made.

Abstract: A system and approach for dragging an entire device from a navigation tree to a chart which may result in a plotting of all its data sources at once on a chart as provided by a processor. Another source may be added before completion of a loading of a previous source. If there appear too many sources to visualize at once, then one or more sources may be removed from the chart.

Abstract: A system and approach for dragging an entire device from a navigation tree to a chart which may result in a plotting of all its data sources at once on a chart as provided by a processor. Another source may be added before completion of a loading of a previous source. If there appear too many sources to visualize at once, then one or more sources may be removed from the chart.

Abstract: Optimizing web page loading by condensing web requests for files of a certain kind, format, or style. A system for web page loading may incorporate an embedded device having a processor, a web browser, and a web server for the embedded device connected to the web browser. One or more requests to the web server for files may be made by the web browser. Grouping a number of files of modules into one or a smaller number of files may speed up loading the files or requests for a web page. The one or more requests made by the web browser or the grouping the number of files into one or more files may be effected by a processor. The embedded device may combine resources on the fly, during runtime or dynamically into fewer resources when a request to do so is made.

Abstract: A hand-held computing device including a pair of grouped buttons disposed in a pattern including at least one row, such that each input device in each row is substantially equidistant from a location or point unique to each group is used to optimize the use of the user's thumbs for data input. The use of the thumb is the most powerful digit on the hand and has the greatest range of motion. Using only the thumbs to actuate the buttons of computing device such as a calculator, allows the hand to remain less obtrusive to the accessing the buttons, therefore less prone to input errors. In addition, by maintaining the relative position of the rest of the hand at a consistent location on the housing, the user's proprioceptive and kinesthetic senses allow the user to learn and consistently locate keys. Upon this learning, the user would be able to input data without visual cues further increasing efficiency with a short learning curve.