Sqgo Innovations, LLC

Sqgo, LLC

Checkerboard Ltd.

Brian D Markey

James P Echmalian

Todd Silverstein

Jeremy Aaron Gilbert

Bruce Warila

Micah Chase

Paul Mason

A first mobile device resource provisioning system of a first party provisions resources to a plurality of remotely-located mobile computing devices. The remotely-located mobile computing devices each use a first native operating system. The provisioning system includes a non-transitory computer readable storage medium that stores resources for provisioning to at least one mobile device, the resources comprising at least one mobile software application, application data, computer program code, at least one media file, and at least one URL. At least one mobile device registry stores mobile device information associated with at least one of a plurality of said mobile devices. The provisioning system validates a requesting mobile device using authorization information at least in part based on a provisioning key received from the requesting mobile before sending a requested resource to the validated mobile device.

Mobile device resource provisioning system and method

A provisioning system of a first party provisions a mobile software application to one or more remotely-located mobile computing devices, each mobile computing device running a same device-native mobile operating system. The mobile software application may include executable program code and a structured document such that the executable program code and structured document together instantiate at least a portion of the functionality provided by the mobile application. Moreover, in some embodiments, when the requested and sent mobile application is executed by a requesting mobile device, the structured document is transformed into a tree structure which when updated, updates at least in part the running state of the mobile application.

System and method for provisioning a mobile software application to a mobile device

A computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having computer-readable instructions stored thereon comprising a mobile software application provisioned to one or more remotely-located mobile computing devices, each mobile computing device running a same device-native mobile operating system (OS). The computer program product comprises an application bundle comprising computer program code and computer code libraries that together comprise at least one component used to: adapt an abstraction layer to the same device-native mobile OS, receive data from said device-native OS, generate modification data objects, process modification data objects, generate a change list of modification data objects, translate modification data objects into a list of instructions for execution, and send a list of instructions to said same device-native operating system for execution.

Computer program product provisioned to non-transitory computer storage of a wireless mobile device

A provisioning system of a first party provisions a mobile software application to one or more remotely-located mobile computing devices, each mobile computing device running a same device-native mobile operating system (OS). The mobile software application comprises an application bundle comprising computer program code and computer code libraries that together comprise at least one component used to: adapt an abstraction layer to the same device-native mobile OS, receive data from said device-native OS, generate modification data objects, process modification data objects, generate a change list of modification data objects, translate modification data objects into a list of instructions for execution, and send a list of instructions to said same device-native operating system for execution.

A provisioning system provisions a mobile software application to one or more remotely-located mobile computing devices. The remotely-located mobile computing devices may each have a native operating system. The mobile software application may include executable program code and a structured document such that the executable program code and structured document together instantiate at least a portion of the functionality provided by the mobile application. Moreover, in some embodiments, when the requested and sent mobile application is executed by a requesting mobile device, the structured document is parsed into a Document Object Model tree structure which when updated, updates at least in part the running state of the mobile application.

A mobile computing device executes a mobile application received from a provisioning source, the mobile application including at least programming code and at least one structured document that together describe at least a portion of functionality provided by the mobile application. An abstraction layer executing on the mobile computing device populates a Document Object Model ('DOM') structure, the DOM structure at least in part representing the running state of the mobile application consistent with the portion of the functionality provided by the mobile application described in the received at least one structured document and programming code. The abstraction layer updates a device-independent application user interface, responsive to the reconfiguring of the DOM structure and converts the at least one structured document and the received programming code into a temporary form that is configured to be transmitted, received, and decoded back into an original form on a second mobile device.

Methods and systems for the provisioning and execution of a mobile software application

A provisioning source receives a request from a mobile computing device to download at least one mobile software application, the mobile software application comprising executable computer code and at least one structured document. The provisioning source sends the requested mobile software application to the mobile computing device. When executed, the downloaded mobile software application will perform a method for using the mobile software application on the mobile computing device, the mobile software application including programming code and at least one extensible markup language (XML) document that together describe at least a portion of functionality provided by the mobile software application. Upon execution of the mobile software application, an abstraction layer populates a Document Object Model ('DOM') structure at least in part representing the running state of the mobile software application. The abstraction layer receives user input and reconfigures the DOM based upon the input.

A provisioning source receives a request from a mobile computing device to download at least one mobile software application, the mobile software application comprising executable computer code and at least one structured document. The provisioning source sends the requested mobile software application to the mobile computing device. When executed, the downloaded mobile software application will perform a method for using the mobile software application on the mobile computing device, the mobile software application including programming code and at least one structured document that together describe at least a portion of functionality provided by the mobile software application. Upon execution of the mobile software application, an abstraction layer populates a Document Object Model ('DOM') structure at least in part representing the running state of the mobile software application. The abstraction layer receives user input and reconfigures the DOM based upon the input.

A method includes executing, by a mobile computing device, a mobile application received from a provisioning source including at least programming code and at least one structured document that together describe at least a portion of functionality provided by the mobile application. An abstraction layer executing on the mobile computing device populates a Document Object Model ('DOM') structure that at least in part represents the miming state of the application. The abstraction layer presents a device-independent application user interface responsive to the DOM structure. The application receives a user input from within the rendered application user interface. The programming code receives, from the abstraction layer, the input event. The programming code referenced by the DOM structure reconfigures the DOM structure to update the running state of the application. The abstraction layer updates, the device-independent application user interface, responsive to the reconfiguring of the DOM structure.

Methods and systems for enabling the provisioning and execution of a platform-independent application

A method for enabling the provisioning and execution of a platform-independent application includes receiving, by a mobile computing device, from a provisioning source, an XML document describing at least a portion of functionality provided by an application. An abstraction layer executing on the mobile computing device populates a Document Object Model ('DOM') structure at least in part representing the running state of the application consistent with the received XML document. The abstraction layer presents a device-appropriate application user interface responsive to the DOM structure. The application receives a user input from within the rendered application user interface. Programming code referenced by the DOM receives, from the abstraction layer, the input event. The programming code reconfigures the DOM, in response to the received input event to reflect a response by the application to the input. The abstraction layer updates the device-appropriate application user interface, responsive to the reconfiguring of the DOM.

A method for enabling the creation and management of a platform-independent application whose appearance and functionality is consistently propagated across heterogeneous device types includes receiving, by a device, a platform-independent data superstructure defining application appearance and behavior, the platform-independent data superstructure storing an application state, program code and internal logic of the application. A superstructure-dedicated operating system instantiates the application in the device according to the platform-independent data superstructure. The platform-independent data superstructure receives, from a device-native operating system via communication with the superstructure-dedicated operating system, at least one application event generated by an execution of the instantiated application and representative of an update to the application state. The platform-independent data superstructure updates information in a first segment of the platform-independent data superstructure associated with the at least one application event and updates, in accordance with the superstructure segment update, the application state in the device.

User interface, operating system and architecture

An interactive image display system for displaying a printed article as it will appear when printed. It includes a user interface component, to accept information from a user for producing the printed article, and to provide a graphic image representing the printed article for display to the user; a graphic layout component, to process the information and produce a graphic description file, which is usable for a batch printing process; and an image producing component, to process the graphic description file and produce the graphic image. The user interface component maintains the information from the user, allowing the user to modify a part of the information in order to view changes in the displayed printed article. This maintained information is also used for producing and displaying a different printed article, and also for ultimately preparing and running the print job for the user. The graphic layout component processes both the images for display to the user and the graphic description file for the print job, thereby guaranteeing that the user views exactly what the printed item will look like. A background image resembling the material to be printed on provides a complete picture. The present invention is well suited for use at an interactive web site allowing users to access it over the Internet, and design and order printed materials such as business cards, wedding invitations, and bar mitzvah invitations.

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Shrewsbury, MA, United States of America

Brian D Markey