Abstract: A method for the adaptation of a graphic user interface (GUI) designed for right-hand users, for the use of left-hand users, comprises the steps of: a) for the application running on a tablet, identifying the controls that make a difference from the perspective of right/left handed users; b) suggesting new coordinates for these controls; and c) changing the coordinates of said controls to adopt the content to the left/right handed users.

Abstract: A method for the adaptation of a graphic user interface (GUI) designed for right-hand users, for the use of left-hand users, comprises the steps of: a) for the application running on a tablet, identifying the controls that make a difference from the perspective of right/left handed users; b) suggesting new coordinates for these controls; and c) changing the coordinates of said controls to adopt the content to the left/right handed users.

Abstract: A method for assessing the level of security of an application to be uploaded to an App Store, comprises: (i) Providing a security system comprising an attack dictionary relevant to a specific device, information regarding security sensitivity grades of subsystems of said device and an Identifier, suitable to recognize the API's related to each of said subsystems and to inspect each line of the code to calculate the maximum security sensitivity grade for each information flow emanating from a given line of code; (ii) For each specific attack present in the attack dictionary, inspecting a code to determine whether the attack is attempted; and (iii) If a suspicion of attack is detected, taking corrective action.

Abstract: A system for determining the authenticity of a received channel via an Internet port of a smart TV having (a) a first streamer for receiving a channel A via said Internet port, and forwarding a respective video stream of the channel to a synchronizer; (b) a second streamer for receiving a same channel A via a traditional port, and forwarding a respective video stream of the channel to said synchronizer; (c) said synchronizer synchronizing between the two streams, and outputting the two synchronized streams respectively to a correlator; and (d) said correlator correlating between corresponding frames of the stream, and when a similarity above a predefined threshold is determined, declaring channel A as received via the Internet port as authentic; otherwise, if a similarity below a predefined threshold is determined, declaring by the correlator that channel A as received via the Internet port is non-authentic.