Abstract: A protective case for holding interconnected electronic devices is disclosed. The case may comprise a top holding portion configured to hold a top part of a first electronic device, a rear holding portion configured to hold a middle part of the first electronic device, and a bottom holding portion configured to hold a bottom part of the first electronic device. The top or bottom holding portion may comprise an extension holding portion to hold a second electronic device operatively connected to the first electronic device. The extension holding portion may comprise one or more apertures for external access of at least part of input and output devices of the second electronic device. The first electronic device can be selected from a cellular phone, a tablet computer or the like, while the second electronic device can include a memory card reader or a credit card reader.

Abstract: A system for driving while distracted accountability and rewards, in one example embodiment, comprises a user interface between an administrator and an accountability and rewards service, a communication module to receive, from the administrator via the user interface, parameters to establish an accountability and rewards policy for a user associated with a mobile device, with the parameters including a mobile device identifier, a policy enforcement module to apply the accountability and rewards policy to the user associated with the mobile device, with the policy enforcement module determining whether or not the user is complying with the accountability and rewards policy by detecting an attempt to use the mobile device while driving a vehicle at a speed exceeding a predetermined threshold speed.

Abstract: A cellular radio communications network uses multicast messages for transmitting page requests over the network. Thus, a single message is sent from a paging gateway to a group of addressed base stations, which respond by transmitting paging messages over the air interface. The multicast group for receiving page requests may include all base stations, in which case the base stations must be capable of determining whether they are specifically addressed, and should respond by transmitting a paging message.