Abstract: Simple Mobile Registration (SMR) is a one-step system for self-registration, authentication and account activation that provides simple and immediate access, via a mobile device, to the features and functionality of third-party services or applications. Optionally, the user may, during the registration process, invite friends to also register in real time for the third-party services or applications.

Abstract: Typically, when accessing a digital service or application, a user (“User”) is often asked to register, requiring that he fill out forms, enter a Captcha code and validate his membership by reply email. This process becomes a tedious and unwieldy task when the User must do so on a mobile device. The more logical choice is for the User to sign up or to register in real time, with the very mobile device he is already using via a process and user interface designed for the mobile experience. Simple Mobile Registration (“SMR”) is a one-step system for self-registration, authentication and account activation that provides simple and immediate access, via mobile device, to the features and functionality of third-party services or applications. Optionally, the User may, during the registration process, invite friends to also register in real time for the third-party services or applications.

Abstract: Simple Mobile Registration (“SMR”) allows users of electronic mobile devices to register themselves—and their specified friends—to use any electronic service that is delivered by either mobile device or computer to solely pre-registered users. Presently, any user who must register for a service generated on a mobile device can only do so via personal computer equipped with email and Internet connectivity. The more logical choice is for that user to register in real time and without need for Internet connectivity with the very mobile device he's already using, instead of searching for a computer with Internet connectivity. The SMR mechanism consists of a user interface collaborating with a proprietary Software Application that governs the inter-workings of programmed routines and sub-routines, Messaging & Processing and User Data Management modules, and a standard messaging protocol, such as MMS, SMS, SMTP, or HTTP.