Abstract: This present invention relates to a neck and upper body bottle connection system which allows two bottles/containers of any size or shape to be connected top to bottom with increased stability which is achieved using a combination of stability and attachment elements. The upper body of the bottle/container is inserted into the bottom of another bottle/container prepared for it. The inserted presence of the upper body of the inserting bottle/container into its host provides increased stability for the connection system against external loads while the neck which forms the opening of the bottle/container is made to attach/fasten to the bottom of the host after insertion with the use of fastening mechanisms. The upper body can also work with the neck or alone to provide the attachment/fastening element when required.

Abstract: A mobile communication device multidirectional/wide angle camera lens system where the mobile communication device 3, 4 has a camera that captures a traditional view 2 and a panoramic view 1 of the scene directly facing the camera either by the use of the camera's lens 7, 8, 10, 11 or through a system of lenses 7, 9, 12; where either one of these lenses are embedded within an enclosure on the surface of the mobile communication device 5, 6 or they can be projected beyond the surface of the mobile communication device 5, 6 from an enclosure; to capture a wide angle or panoramic view larger than that which is possible from the camera of a traditional mobile communication device with a fixed unidirectional camera lens allowing for implementation of a wider angle capture content which can be a full panoramic view or a view limited by an angle as desired by the user of the mobile communication device.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for requesting and signing an autograph through the use of a software application on any communication device. The system allows for the transfer of entitled data when such an autograph request is made from a data capture device by processing and moving the data to a contact's device where it is again processed and moved back to the data capture device provided that the data capture device has a single option of displaying such entitled data once it has been moved from the contact's device in accordance with pre-established criteria and choices available on the data capture device. This may be achieved via a data exchange service that communicates directly to a server verifies users through the software application environment and/or tools installed on a communication device for transfer, acceptance and display of such entitled data.

Abstract: The disclosed Multi Payment system is a payment mediation system that uses consolidation of payment methods on a merchant's online transaction/purchase page when a purchase request is made by a purchaser offering multiple payment options from different payment methods available to the purchaser all within a single online transaction. The purchase system presents the purchaser with the purchase amount and a set of payment methods accepted by the merchant to derive a common set of available payment methods available to the purchaser. The system then provides the purchaser the option of selecting a most preferred form of payment or consolidating payment by any combination of payment methods available to the purchaser through multiple entries of such payment methods on the system which adds up to the purchase amount of any of the goods and/or services.

Abstract: A screenshot viewing system showing updated headlines 4, 5 captured from a chain of local, national and international news organisations 2 which has a feature that allows users to view images 1, 3 read the headlines at a glance and not necessarily the body of the news text 6. These screenshots (FIGS. 1-6) can also be scrolled 6 and 7 to allow the viewing of all the headlines on the page and it can also be zoomed 12, 13, and 14 to fit any webpage size into the screenshot capture. These screenshots which can be shared with other users and external parties are arranged in a matrix/radial configuration and are generally readable by persons with normal or near normal visual acuity.