Abstract: A travelling data recorder includes an input unit for generating a first input instruction to issue a challenge to a race, a recognition unit for recognizing the generated first instruction, a location-detection unit for obtaining real-time location of a participating motor vehicle during running of the race. Also included are a motion-data collection unit for obtaining real-time motion data of the motor vehicle during running of the race, an identification unit for identifying identity the motor vehicle, and a microprocessor for controlling the transmissions of the recognized instruction, the obtained real-time location and the real-time motion data, and the identification of the motor vehicle to a server and the travelling data recorder receiving the result of the race from the server.

Abstract: Method for monitoring a vehicle comprises sensing status changes of the vehicle in 3D space. The situations of the vehicle are identified. The numbers of times of each situations of the vehicle is counted during status changes. A threat of the vehicle is determined according to the identified situations, the counted times of each situation, and parameters stored in a storage unit. An alarm mode associated with the determined threat is triggered.

Abstract: In a virtual environment, a virtual machine (VM) host creates and displays one or more application shortcuts in the VM host. An application shortcut correlates to a software application that is installed in a VM guest. When the VM host receives an execution command for the application shortcut from the VM host, the VM host establishes a connection channel between the VM host and the VM guest and transmits a launch request to the VM guest via the connection channel. The VM guest launches the software application in response to the launch request.

Abstract: A computer includes a switch, a power supply, a TV module, a computer module and a control module. The switch creates a trigger signal. The TV module plays TV programs. The control module controls the power supply to power on the TV module after receiving the trigger signal when the control module determines the TV module and the computer module are powered off.

Abstract: A computer includes a switch, a power supply, a TV module, a computer module and a control module. The switch creates a trigger signal. The TV module plays TV programs. The control module controls the power supply to power on the TV module after receiving the trigger signal when the control module determines the TV module and the computer module are powered off.

Abstract: In a virtual environment, a virtual machine (VM) host creates and displays one or more application shortcuts in the VM host. An application shortcut correlates to a software application that is installed in a VM guest. When the VM host receives an execution command for the application shortcut from the VM host, the VM host establishes a connection channel between the VM host and the VM guest and transmits a launch request to the VM guest via the connection channel. The VM guest launches the software application in response to the launch request.

Abstract: A user data management system of an electronic device includes a version database, a reading module, a version obtaining module, a change listing module, an adjusting module, and a saving module. The version database stores version change history for user data. The reading module reads the current user data from a source. The version obtaining module obtains the current version of the current user data, and obtains the latest version of user data from the version database. The change listing module retrieves changes between the current version and the latest version from the version database. The adjusting module applies the changes to the current user data and adjusts the current version of the current user data to the latest version. The saving module saves the current user data to the source.

Abstract: A method of providing active web user interface is disclosed. The method includes questioning a web server about a message from an application program module by Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX). The web server asks the application program module to confirm receipt of the message. The web server obtains a result from the application program module, and returns to the web user interface control module. The web user interface receives the message from the web server and calls a plug-in module to provide a service about the message. The plug-in module starts the service of the application program module.

Abstract: A method of providing active web user interface is disclosed. The method includes questioning a web server about a message from an application program module by Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX). The web server asks the application program module to confirm receipt of the message. The web server obtains a result from the application program module, and returns to the web user interface control module. The web user interface receives the message from the web server and calls a plug-in module to provide a service about the message. The plug-in module starts the service of the application program module.

Abstract: A method for solving a mismatched negotiation result between an auto-negotiation mode and an enforce mode in an Ethernet. The method is applied to a local device with an auto-negotiation mode, the local device is connected to a remote device, and the local device has a plurality of registers including at least an auto-negotiation advertisement register (ANAR) for recording information advertised to the remote device by the local device, and an auto-negotiation link partner ability register (ANLPAR) for recording an ability of the remote device. First, turn on the auto-negotiation mode. The contents of the ANAR register are set according to a transmission mode enforced by a user when the remote device is in the auto-negotiation mode, and then the auto-negotiation mode is restarted. Next, the contents of the ANAR and the ANLPAR registers are determined whether they are matched.

Abstract: A method for solving a mismatched negotiation result between an auto-negotiation mode and an enforce mode in an Ethernet. The method is applied to a local device with an auto-negotiation mode, the local device is connected to a remote device, and the local device has a plurality of registers including at least an auto-negotiation advertisement register (ANAR) for recording information advertised to the remote device by the local device, and an auto-negotiation link partner ability register (ANLPAR) for recording an ability of the remote device. First, turn on the auto-negotiation mode. The contents of the ANAR register are set according to a transmission mode enforced by a user when the remote device is in the auto-negotiation mode, and then the auto-negotiation mode is restarted. Next, the contents of the ANAR and the ANLPAR registers are determined whether they are matched.