Abstract: A method of location-based data organization is provided. The method includes obtaining a graph that includes nodes, each node connected to at least one other node with an arc. The nodes include a geography nodes associated with geographical locations, and activity nodes. The method also includes dynamically assigning weights to the nodes, and finding, for a first activity node, a suggested set of one or more activity nodes.

Abstract: A no-click log-in system and method allowing users to access their personal web accounts using a mobile device. The method comprises acquiring a web session identifier from a code provided on an entry webpage that is displayed on a computing device; generating an authorized token having information corresponding to at least the web session identifier and a mobile session identifier that corresponds to either an authenticated session with a service provider of the webpage or credentials to authenticate a session with the service provider; and providing the authorized token to a server, which receives the information corresponding to at least the web session identifier and the mobile session identifier from the authorized token, and uses at least the web session identifier and the mobile session identifier to authenticate the user with the service provider for providing access to a user-specific webpage that replaces the entry webpage on the computing device.

Abstract: A method of location-based data organization is provided. The method includes obtaining a graph that includes nodes, each node connected to at least one other node with an arc. The nodes include a geography nodes associated with geographical locations, and activity nodes. The method also includes dynamically assigning weights to the nodes, and finding, for a first activity node, a suggested set of one or more activity nodes.

Abstract: Presented are systems and methods for receiving a content request from an application on a mobile device, and processing the content request to obtain a processed content request. The processed content request is compared to index metadata to determine the location of the content, and retrieving the content from the determined location. The cache index is then updated and the requested content is provided to the application.