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Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Robert R Kumlin

Brian R Tetreault

Jackson Brandon Myers

Daniel K O'Reilly, Jr

Yourong Wang

Eric Wu

Rob P Munsell

A technique identifies a version of a software application for installation on computerized equipment. The technique involves receiving an electronic communication containing a software version database which identifies different versions of the software application. The technique further involves performing an update assessment operation based on the software version database to determine whether there exists newer versions of the software application available for installation on the computerized equipment. The technique further involves providing an electronic notification to a user of the computerized equipment in response to a result of the update assessment operation indicating that there exists newer versions of the software application available for installation on the computerized equipment. The electronic notification identifies, for installation on the computerized equipment, a particular newer version of the newer versions of the software application available for installation on the computerized equipment.

Smartly identifying a version of a software application for installation

A disposable pet toilet assembly comprising an absorbent material which is deployed in a plurality of strips which are bundled together and caused to stand upright and arrayed to touch each other discontinuously so as to develop friction and therefore provide a soft resilient grasslike texture attractive to animals. In its preferred embodiment, the strips are further attached to an absorbent base sheet and a liquid impermeable membrane liner which prevents soiling and provides a wrapping for the absorbent material for easy disposal. The assembly is designed to be used with a conventional kitty litter box or by itself as a portable and disposable toilet assembly for travelling with a pet.

Disposable pet toilet assembly

A disposable pet toilet assembly comprising an absorbent material which is deployed in a plurality of strips which are attached together and caused to stand upright and arrayed to touch each other so as to develop friction and therefore provide a soft resilient grasslike texture attractive to animals. In its preferred embodiment, the strips are further attached to an absorbent base sheet and a liquid impervious membrane liner which prevents soiling and provides wrapping for the absorbent material for easy disposal. The assembly is designed to be used with a conventional kitty litter box or by itself as a portable and disposable toilet assembly for travelling with a pet.

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Cherry Hill, NJ, United States of America

Robert R Kumlin