Abstract: This invention is a social networking website & web-based system that allows users to post ‘party reports’—detailed, real-time information about current ongoing parties and events that they know of; allows users to comment and upload pictures & videos on the posted information in real-time; and presents this information in an organized fashion—by city, school or location, by date & time, or by both. The system also contains algorithms used to determine the top or best party cities, schools or locations based on predetermined formulas & user posted information. The website also allows users to connect with other registered users on the website and define them as their ‘peeps’ as well as create ‘crews’, which are close-knit groups of people that they usually party to go out with.

Abstract: This invention is a location-based search mash-up engine, web site, and application programming interface (API) for use by web browsers or programs running on wireless mobile devices with web or internet access and location finding capability such as GPS and cell tower or Wi-Fi hotspot triangulation. The invention also provides the capability of presenting sponsored listings or coupons with the search results. The logic to choose these sponsored business listings or coupons will be based on keywords associated with a specific location, defined by latitude & longitude and surrounding radius defined by meters or fractions of a mile (¼ mile, ½ mile, etc.) or kilometer.

Abstract: This invention is an electronic communication system for wireless mobile devices and is utilized to scan for the existence of other wireless mobile devices, analyze and present information regarding user profiles associated with each device, and provide functionality to initiate possible social interactions between users of these devices.

Abstract: This invention is an Electronic Personal Computing and VideoPhone System Composed of: 1. a Remote Online Server System That Provides Virtual Subscription-based Computing Resources, Computer Programs, Internet-based Television Programming, Web-Based Video, Television Programming Video Card Technology, Multi-location/Multi-Point Video Conferencing Programs, Data Storage, Usage Tracking, and Video, Text & Sound Feed. 2. a Hardware Device Utilizing Software Programs To: Output Video and Sound To A TV Set; Receive User Input From a Wireless Keyboard and Mouse; Output Light, Motion and Sound Signals to Light Emitting, Motion and Sound Devices; Connect and Communicate With A Remote Online Server System; Receive Computing Services From a Virtual Computing Instance On A Remote Server; Output to a Printing Device; Input from a Scanning Device; Input from a Microphone; Input from a Video Camera; Output to Speakers; and Input/Output to a DVD/CD Drive 3.