Abstract: A system and method for interacting with a digital device by acquiring an image of a display of the device, deriving the functional state and context of the device by analyzing the acquired image and commanding the device to perform an action. the procedure described above may be repeated by a script or test procedure.

Abstract: A system and method for interacting with a digital device by acquiring an image of a display of the device, deriving the functional state and context of the device by analyzing the acquired image and commanding the device to perform an action. the procedure described above may be repeated by a script or test procedure.

Abstract: A system, method and apparatus for acquiring and analyzing images from handset displays.

Abstract: A system, computer program product and method for distributing incoming packets among several servers or other network devices, such as routers or proxies. The distribution is based on calculations, which include data associated with each of the packets. The data is selected to be invariant from packet to packet within a session. The system and method preferably operate independently from the servers or other devices, and therefore do not require feedback from the servers, and do not require the maintenance of a session table.

Abstract: A system and method for caching data, such as a Web page, for distribution to limited bandwidth devices, including but not limited to, wireless devices. A caching server causes to download at least a portion of the Web page in advance of a specific request by a Web client on the limited bandwidth device. The download request may be performed only “as needed” for a specific device, or may be performed in advance, for example in order to fulfill a predicted or expected need for a particular Web page. The requested data may be recorded and monitored in order to determine the most popular data being requested so that the caching server caches only that data deemed to be popular.

Abstract: A system, computer program product and method for distributing incoming packets among several servers or other network devices, such as routers or proxies. The distribution is based on calculations, which include data associated with each of the packets. The data is selected to be invariant from packet to packet within a session. The system and method preferably operate independently from the servers or other devices, and therefore do not require feedback from the servers, and do not require the maintenance of a session table.