Nokia Corporation

Phoenix Rubber Gumiipari Kft.

Eddelbuttel + Schneider Gmbh

Phoenix Rubber Industrial Ltd.

Andras Boros

Tibor Nagy

Gergely Herenyi

Burghard Brink

Robert Fajta

The invention discloses deploying MIDlet suites in an Open Services Gateway Initiative environment. A MIDlet suite is re-packaged by adding to it an interface element to the Open Services Gateway Initiative environment. The invention allows using deployed MIDlet suites in an Open Services Gateway Initiative environment in a way that requires significantly less user interaction than prior art arrangements.

Managing midlet suites in OSGI environment

The invention relates to a hose that comprises at least one inner layer () produced from an elastomer material, an embedded reinforcement carcass produced from a textile and/or metal material, an outer layer produced from an elastomer material and a coupling having a flange section inside the hose end. The inventive hose is characterized in that the coupling comprises a fitting, a supporting flange and at least one annular lamina. A first reinforcement carcass, consisting of at least one reinforcement layer, extends along the entire inside of the fitting and changes in the flange area from the axial to the radial direction of extension. The radial area of the first reinforcement carcass is mounted between the supporting flange and the annular lamina(e). A second reinforcement carcass, likewise consisting of at least one reinforcement layer, partially or completely holds the outside of the fitting, especially by way of fastening means. A filler material produced from an elastomer material, in the area of the fitting, fills the space between the first and the second reinforcement carcass. The coupling is integrated into the hose in such a manner that all hose components associated with the coupling give a material-fit hose/coupling system. The invention also relates to a method for producing a hose of the above-described type.

Hose with integral coupling and method for producing the same

A system and method for controlling resource usage in an electronic device. An energy resource manager is used to monitor the energy usage by operations of an application or other software entity. When a new operation is to begin for the application, it is determined whether the energy cost for active operations for that application exceeds a predetermined energy cost quota. If the energy cost of the active operations does not exceed the quota, then the operation is allowed to proceed. If the energy cost of the active operations exceeds the quota, the operation is not permitted to proceed.

System and method for controlling energy usage in mobile applications

The present invention relates to a high-pressure hose structure comprising several layers of reinforcing plies where the reinforcing fibers are spirally laid. The hose structure according to the invention is characterized by the odd number of its reinforcing plies.

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Budapest, Hungary

Andras Boros