Abstract: Password-protected methods, systems, and devices are disclosed in which a first password provides access to a first (limited) level, and a second password provides access to a second level, where the second level provides an operation, communication, or information not available at the first level. A system or device may include a processor (e.g., a computer, telephone, tablet, or other device). In embodiments, activities using the second level may include activities available at the first level. The existence of the second level is not detectable at the first level, nor are the operation, communication, or information not available at the first level detectable at the second level. A first-level password may be shared with family or friends while maintaining exclusivity and confidentiality for information and operations available at the second level. Further passwords, associated with further levels, may be provided.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method is provided comprising displaying a laboratory test menu on a mobile computing device, where the test menu is variable-based on geographic location; selecting one or more tests from said test menu; and using the mobile computing device to send a laboratory test request to a server.

Abstract: A mobile wireless device that is implemented to provide personal communications services in a wireless communications network can be integrated with hardware and/or software to manage the device at the device level at the local level. Management can be implemented to be invisible to wireless device user such as to be implemented without requiring user initiation to acknowledge or allow management to proceed. Local management can be implemented on a real time basis to manage the usage or operation of a device, device components or software integrated into the device. Different policies can be applied within a local airspace management network. Security measures can also be implemented to assure that local airspace management is applied by a trusted network. Information associated with a local airspace management network such as user biometrics, trusted network certification, authentication information can be stored in a wireless device.

Abstract: A mobile wireless device that is implemented to provide personal communications services in a wireless communications network can be integrated with hardware and/or software to manage the device at the device level (e.g., control device usage or operation at the device) at the local level. Management can be implemented to be invisible to wireless device user such as to be implemented without requiring user initiation to acknowledge or allow management to proceed. Local management can be implemented on a real time basis to manage the usage or operation of a device, device components (hardware or software, peripherals (e.g., speaker, display, keyboard, microphone, etc.), or hardware (e.g., camera, voice recorder, etc.) or software integrated into the device. Different policies can be applied within a local airspace management network. A local airspace management network can be configured to interact with wireless devices to authenticate the user of a device.