Abstract: A method, device and system for accessing mobile device user information. A Personal Content Server (PCS) is used to store mobile device user information for one or more mobile device end users. The mobile device user information can be accessed and downloaded, via a communication network, to one or more mobile devices in an appropriate manner, e.g., wirelessly or via a wired connection between the mobile device and the communication network. The mobile device user information allows one or more end users to operate at least one mobile device according to their respective user preferences. The method can include authenticating an end user before allowing user information to be downloaded to the end user's mobile device, and updating user information between the mobile device and the PCS. Mobile device user information can include user identity information, personal preferences, subscription information and application profile information.

Abstract: A mechanism for protecting software and computing devices from unintentional pre-release disclosure (“leak”) is provided that includes applying a security enhancement to an object on the graphical user interface of the computing device such that the object can be used to visually determine the origin of the leak without obstructing the user's experience or being easily detected or defeated.

Abstract: A device and method for unlocking multiple operating system environments in a multi-environment operating system is provided herein. The device and method provide for a single unlocking gesture to unlock multiple operating system environments. During operation, a processor running a first operating system environment will receive a first unlocking gesture for a first graphical user interface. If the first gesture is the correct gesture for unlocking the first user interface, then the first operating system environment will unlock the first user interface. A message will then be sent by the first operating system environment to the second operating system environment, causing the second operating system environment to unlock a second user interface being utilized by the second operating system environment. Because a single unlocking gesture is used to unlock interfaces used by multiple operating system environments, user confusion is reduced.

Abstract: A mechanism for protecting software and computing devices from unintentional pre-release disclosure (“leak”) is provided that includes applying a security enhancement to an object on the graphical user interface of the computing device such that the object can be used to visually determine the origin of the leak without obstructing the user's experience or being easily detected or defeated.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed to display an application tray having a first and second application launchers from two completely native environments operating on a device. First, in a first portion of the application tray, the device displays a first icon corresponding to a first application running in a first environment. Second, in a second portion of the application tray, the device displays a second icon corresponding to a second application running in a second environment. Third, the device detects a selection on one of the displayed first and second icons. In the fourth step, the device launches the first application in a window when the first icon is selected. Finally, the device displays the window on top of other open windows on the display. The first environment and the second environment interact with a kernel. The second environment is a primary environment operating on the device.

Abstract: A method, device and system for accessing mobile device user information. A Personal Content Server (PCS) is used to store mobile device user information for one or more mobile device end users. The mobile device user information can be accessed and downloaded, via a communication network, to one or more mobile devices in an appropriate manner, e.g., wirelessly or via a wired connection between the mobile device and the communication network. The mobile device user information allows one or more end users to operate at least one mobile device according to their respective user preferences. The method can include authenticating an end user before allowing user information to be downloaded to the end user's mobile device, and updating user information between the mobile device and the PCS. Mobile device user information can include user identity information, personal preferences, subscription information and application profile information.