Abstract: A reversible belt having an elongated strap having top and bottom surfaces, and two rows of notches on the top surface of the strap, and two rows of notches on the bottom surface of the strap. The buckle having teeth for engaging the rows of notches on the top surface of the strap, and for engaging the rows of notches on the bottom surface of the strap, when the strap is reversed.

Abstract: A reversible belt having an elongated strap having top and bottom surfaces, and two rows of notches on the top surface of the strap, and two rows of notches on the bottom surface of the strap. The buckle having teeth for engaging the rows of notches on the top surface of the strap, and for engaging the rows of notches on the bottom surface of the strap, when the strap is reversed.

Abstract: The present invention provides a reversible track belt comprising an elongated strap having first and second ends, top and bottom surfaces, first and second side edges, and rows of notches on the two side edges of the strap. In addition, the present invention discloses a buckle comprising movable teeth for engaging the rows of notches on the two side edges of the strap.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a system and a method for spell checking of an input text inserted by a user through a multiple-typing reduced numeric keypad device. The correction may be based on comparison to at least one given reference database vocabulary containing words and associated representation sequences, where the representation sequences may be: (i) Numeric Representations (NR) and Key Presses (KP) sequences. The NR is a sequence representing the digits numbers required to achieve a given word where the KP represents the sequence of the number of key presses required to reach each character in a key. For example sequences of the word “big” using a standard mobile phone reduced keypad: NR=244 and KP=231.