Aerocast.com, Inc.

General Instrument Corporation

Limelight Networks, Inc.

Athlios, Inc.

Aerocast, Inc.

Motorola Mobility LLC

Mark R Thompson

Nathan F Raciborski

Michael Scott Sechrest

An exercise equipment and method for use is disclosed having a program that calls for user specific anthropometric data and then utilizes the data to create a user specific workout program based on the user's physical characteristics. The user inputs of personal anthropometric data includes, but is not limited to, sex, height, weight, goals, maximum heart rate, maximum run speed, maximum walk speed, and VO2 max. These inputs are used to optimize a workout program either in single use or multiple use applications. Moreover, data can be stored locally, on a network, or transferred to a cloud based repository for recall.

Fitness equipment with anthropometric data enhanced workout generator

According to the invention, a system for downloading a plurality of content objects from the Internet to a computer of a user is disclosed. The system includes first and second web pages, a database and a media server. The first web page allows selection of the number of content objects. The second web page includes a link to an application that includes embedded information that correlates the number of content objects to the application. The database stores the number of content objects. The media server composes an application that includes the embedded information. The number of content objects are selected by a user from the first web page. The media server allows download of the number of content objects after receiving the embedded information from a computer of a user.

Multiple object download

A method for increasing transfer quality between a content requestor and a content source on a content distribution system. The method involves determining transfer quality between the requestor and various content sources. The determination is made from the requestor's perspective. After determining transfer qualities for the various content sources, the requester provides the transfer qualities to a selector on the content distribution system. The selector uses the determined transfer qualities select a content source to supply the requestor.

Viewer object proxy

The invention relates to the interaction between the electronic directory and sites cataloged therein. One embodiment of a directory system includes a first and second conduit, a receiver function and a global catalog. The first conduit runs between the directory and a first site and the second conduit runs between the directory and a second site. The receiver function accepts the first local catalog of directory information from the first site and the second local content catalog of directory information from the second site. The global catalog of directory information includes the first local catalog and the second local catalog.

Self-publishing network directory

A system for providing reconfigurable graphical user interfaces. An original GUI, such as one might use to control an audio or video player application program, is modified by a designer such that the end-user of the GUI can alter individual subsections of the GUI or alternatively designate such sections as non-reconfigurable. The designer thus controls the properties of the GUI, while allowing the end-user to individual aspects of the GUI.

Resizable graphical user interface

A system for identifying files can use fingerprints to compare various files and determine redundant files. Frequency representations of portions of files can be used, such as Fast Fourier Transforms, as the fingerprints.

Determining redundancies in content object directories

The invention relates to gathering information for a networked directory. In one embodiment, a method for gathering information for a directory on a packet switched network is disclosed. In one step, a directory is determined for a first web site. The directory is reported to a second web site a first time. After detecting changes on the first web site, the directory is updated with the changes. The directory is reported to a second web site a second time.

Reverse content harvester

A system relating to distributing content objects to a client computer. One system includes a server, a first content cache, a second content cache and a preference list. The first server is at a first address and the second server is at a second address. The server includes a content object that is copied to the first and second content caches. Originating from a client computer, the preference list includes at least one of the first and second addresses. A multiple address system provides for metadata to be combined with a first location for an object. A port identifier can be added to the address to allow a desired port to be referenced. The port identifier allows a predetermined port to be addressed in response to an inquiry.

System for network addressing

The invention relates to routing delivery of content from a network. In one embodiment, a method for client-side routing of a content object between a plurality of datapaths to a server is disclosed. A first datapath with the server is associated with a first party. A second datapath with the server is associated with a second party. The client computer is used to automatically determine which of the first and second datapaths to receive the content object from.

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Phoenix, AZ, United States of America

Mark R Thompson