Transform Sr Brands LLC

Sears Brands, LLC

Robert C Hudson

Andrea Sutton

Shubham Agarwal

Giuseppe Mario Di Prizio

Abhishek Ramani

Kartik Subramanian

Vijan Bhaumik

Richard Kevin Lyons

G Mercedes De Luca

G Mercedes DeLuca

A method for managing an electronic commerce (e-commerce) shopping cart may include, in a computing device comprising a touch screen, memory, and at least one processor, receiving a selection of one of a plurality of web pages associated with an e-commerce web site. The selected one of the plurality of web pages and an indication of the e-commerce shopping cart may be displayed on the touch screen. The indication of the e-commerce shopping cart may be integrated for display into each of the plurality of web pages. While displaying the selected one of the plurality of web pages and the indication of the e-commerce shopping cart, at least one gesture event associated with the e-commerce shopping cart may be detected. Access to the e-commerce shopping cart may be enabled upon detecting the at least one gesture event.

Systems and methods for providing an e-commerce slip cart

A system and method that triggers actions or sets of actions within a software application executed on a mobile device based at least in part on location identifiers.

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Various embodiments provide a system and method that enables negotiation, creation, and distributed fulfillment of joint gift registries supporting enhanced social interaction among registrants and prospective purchasers.

Joint gift registry

A system and method that that triggers actions or sets of actions within a software application executed on a mobile device based at least in part on location identifiers.

Systems and methods for providing an E-commerce slip cart

Methods and apparatus are disclosed provide various enhancements and/or improvements to the conventional shopping process used by brick-and-mortar stores. In some embodiments, a customer may use a mobile computing device, such as a smart phone, to select and pay for items in a brick-and-mortar store. Such shopping process may permit the customer to purchase numerous items without the using of shopping basket or a wheeled shopping cart. The shopping process may further permit the customer to pay for items and leave the store with such items without waiting in a checkout line.

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Naperville, IL, United States of America

Robert C Hudson