Abstract: Systems and methods are provided herein for a social network providing real-time and/or interactive entertainment experiences in an automotive environment. In one example, a method comprises detecting, by a social networking system, a first user of the social networking system; determining a social graph of the first user, wherein the social graph comprises a plurality of nodes and edges; determining a location of the first user; determining recommendations for activities for the first user based on the social graph and the location of the first user; and displaying, via a display screen of a user device of the first user, an application of the social networking system based on the social graph and location of the first user, wherein the first user is one of a vehicle user and a person user.

Abstract: In one embodiment, the wireless charger can be light-weight, thin, and can be hidden and/or integrated inside of handbags, backpacks, jackets, and other accessories. The wireless charger can also be used as a standalone product. The wireless charger charges phones using wireless power transmission and incorporates a battery which can be recharged through a power adapter. When properly integrated, the wireless charger according to embodiments described herein can be integrated into such apparel, accessories, or other products without altering or affecting the appearance of the product. For example, the wireless charger may be seamlessly incorporated into most any apparel and accessories from purses to apparel to jackets if the product has a pocket. Because various aspects of the wireless charger are adaptable, it can be easily customized to meet customer needs.

Abstract: In one embodiment, the wireless charger can be light-weight, thin, and can be hidden and/or integrated inside of handbags, backpacks, jackets, and other accessories. The wireless charger can also be used as a standalone product. The wireless charger charges phones using wireless power transmission and incorporates a battery which can be recharged through a power adapter. When properly integrated, the wireless charger according to embodiments described herein can be integrated into such apparel, accessories, or other products without altering or affecting the appearance of the product. For example, the wireless charger may be seamlessly incorporated into most any apparel and accessories from purses to apparel to jackets if the product has a pocket. Because various aspects of the wireless charger are adaptable, it can be easily customized to meet customer needs.

Abstract: A mobile hotspot device may be used to interface one or more host computing devices with a wireless wide area network. The mobile hotspot device is powered by a high-capacity lithium ion (Li-Ion) cylindrical battery pack(s) and has a small, pen-like form factor. Use of the Li-Ion cylindrical battery pack(s) improves mobile hotspot device talk time over prismatic battery cell technology, as well as avoids premature device/modem shutdown experienced when a prismatic battery cell is proximate to a printed circuit assembly of the mobile hotspot device. Additionally still, Li-Ion cylindrical battery pack(s) avoid negatively impacting volume capacity of the mobile hotspot device. Further still, use of the Li-Ion cylindrical battery pack(s) allows for unique, interactive information display, as well as evolutionary mobile hotspot device design and form factors.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for delegating distribution of security keying material for the communication path between a mobile entity and a network service function, to the mobile entity. An authorization token is issued to the mobile entity which then supplies security keying material for the communication path. The keying material may be created by the Mobile entity itself. The mobile entity sends the security path material and the authorization token to a network service function. The network service function checks the authorization token to determine if the mobile entity is authorized to create the key material. If so, the received keying material is installed for use in securing the communication path with the mobile entity. The network service function may also be issued with a token to show that it is trusted by the issuer of the token.