Abstract: A decorative pet bandana including a collar retaining portion that has a notch formed near the center of the collar retaining portion to reveal pet tags over and near the center of the decorative pet bandana and including two open ends disposed at each ends of the collar retaining portion to reveal pet collar end connectors.

Abstract: Temporary, user-authorized cloning of physical mobile phone functionality via a secure server can enable physical mobile phone features to be accessed and controlled by a user from a remote client. A secure server can include mobile phone registration information, enable secure access by users via a remote client, maintain communication and synchronization with the mobile phone, receive data associated with the physical mobile phone when is not in communication with at least one of a supporting telecommunication network and the secure server, and enable the physical mobile phone user to obtain secure communication with the secure server via a remote client, access and manage cloned mobile phone data and communicate with third parties. Physical mobile phone user access to the secure server and cloned mobile phone functionality with the remote client can be terminated once the physical mobile phone user logs off of the secure server from the remote client.

Abstract: System and methods for obtaining digital multimedia files from a server based on optically scanned digital rights management information tag imprinted on physical media is described. A greeting card or gift card can be provided with indicia containing a code printed thereon. Then the code can be optically scanned by client device. The code can then be provided by the client device to a remote server for retrieval of multimedia files identified by the code if the code authorizes multimedia file retrieval from the remote server by the client device. Then the client device retrieves multimedia files identified by the code from the remote server following authorization of multimedia file retrieval by the remote server based on the code.

Abstract: System and methods for obtaining digital multimedia files from a server based on optically scanned digital rights management information tag imprinted on physical media is described. A greeting card or gift card can be provided with indicia containing a code printed thereon. Then the code can be optically scanned by client device. The code can then be provided by the client device to a remote server for retrieval of multimedia files identified by the code if the code authorizes multimedia file retrieval from the remote server by the client device. Then the client device retrieves multimedia files identified by the code from the remote server following authorization of multimedia file retrieval by the remote server based on the code.

Abstract: Temporary, user-authorized cloning of physical mobile phone functionality via a secure server can enable physical mobile phone features to be accessed and controlled by a user from a remote client. A secure server can include mobile phone registration information, enable secure access by users via a remote client, maintain communication and synchronization with the mobile phone, receive data associated with the physical mobile phone when is not in communication with at least one of a supporting telecommunication network and the secure server, and enable the physical mobile phone user to obtain secure communication with the secure server via a remote client, access and manage cloned mobile phone data and communicate with third parties. Physical mobile phone user access to the secure server and cloned mobile phone functionality with the remote client can be terminated once the physical mobile phone user logs off of the secure server from the remote client.

Abstract: Temporary, user-authorized cloning of physical mobile phone functionality via a secure server can enable physical mobile phone features to be accessed and controlled by a user from a remote client. A secure server can include mobile phone registration information, enable secure access by users via a remote client, maintain communication and synchronization with the mobile phone, receive data associated with the physical mobile phone when is not in communication with at least one of a supporting telecommunication network and the secure server, and enable the physical mobile phone user to obtain secure communication with the secure server via a remote client, access and manage cloned mobile phone data and communicate with third parties. Physical mobile phone user access to the secure server and cloned mobile phone functionality with the remote client can be terminated once the physical mobile phone user logs off of the secure server from the remote client.

Abstract: System and methods for obtaining digital multimedia files from a server based on optically scanned digital rights management information tag imprinted on physical media is described. A greeting card or gift card can be provided with indicia containing a code printed thereon. Then the code can be optically scanned by client device. The code can then be provided by the client device to a remote server for retrieval of multimedia files identified by the code if the code authorizes multimedia file retrieval from the remote server by the client device. Then the client device retrieves multimedia files identified by the code from the remote server following authorization of multimedia file retrieval by the remote server based on the code.

Abstract: Temporary, user-authorized cloning of physical mobile phone functionality via a secure server can enable physical mobile phone features to be accessed and controlled by a user from a remote client. A secure server can include mobile phone registration information, enable secure access by users via a remote client, maintain communication and synchronization with the mobile phone, receive data associated with the physical mobile phone when is not in communication with at least one of a supporting telecommunication network and the secure server, and enable the physical mobile phone user to obtain secure communication with the secure server via a remote client, access and manage cloned mobile phone data and communicate with third parties. Physical mobile phone user access to the secure server and cloned mobile phone functionality with the remote client can be terminated once the physical mobile phone user logs off of the secure server from the remote client.