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Ashley N. Feniello, Woodinville, WA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100318683 | EFFICIENT TRANSFORM FROM XML TO JAVASCRIPT OBJECTS - This disclosure describes data conversion and techniques for sending and receiving data at a mobile device. In one implementation, a proxy server may receive data from a mobile device. The proxy server may convert the data and send the converted data to a network service. In another implementation, a mobile device may convert data and send that data to a network service. The network service may generate data in response and send that data to the mobile device directly | 12-16-2010 |
| 20110307522 | Light Weight Transformation - A transformation engine and transformation processes may reduce computational resources used by a client or a server, such as during the consumption of a document. According to some implementations, a data stream is received in a first format over a network. A mapping template may be associated with the data stream. A forward-traversal of the mapping template may be performed without the accumulation of an intermediate state. Following the traversal of the mapping template, an output stream is emitted in a second format. | 12-15-2011 |
Ashley N. Feniello, Bothell, WA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110307630 | EFFICIENT TRANSFORM FROM XML TO JAVASCRIPT OBJECTS - This disclosure describes data conversion and techniques for sending and receiving data at a mobile device. In one implementation, a proxy server may receive data from a mobile device. The proxy server may convert the data and send the converted data to a network service. In another implementation, a mobile device may convert data and send that data to a network service. The network service may generate data in response and send that data to the mobile device directly | 12-15-2011 |
Ashley Nathan Feniello, Woodinville, WA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100251231 | DEVICE DEPENDENT ON-DEMAND COMPILING AND DEPLOYMENT OF MOBILE APPLICATIONS - To accommodate different types and versions of execution environments on mobile devices, requests for applications from a programmable device, such as a smart phone or other mobile device include status data about the characteristics of the device. Information about the display, memory, storage, and/or script engine may be forwarded with a request. At a fulfillment server, the information is evaluated so that an appropriately versioned and configured application can be custom built, or selected from a pre-built inventory of applications. This allows a user to postpone an upgrade and still receive appropriate versions of executable, optimized to the particular mobile device. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20100333066 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR MANAGING SOFTWARE ISSUES - A method of managing software issues includes receiving issue data from a remote host, where the issue data is related to an issue associated with a software application installed on the remote host. The method identifies a potential solution for the issue and sends solution data to the remote host, where the solution data is related to the identified potential solution. Feedback data may be received from the remote host, where the feedback data is indicative of a degree to which the identified potential solution was effective in resolving the issue. | 12-30-2010 |
Ashley Nathan Feniello, Redmond, WA US
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| 20090326810 | CACHING NAVIGATION CONTENT FOR INTERMITTENTLY CONNECTED DEVICES - Selectively caching content related to routing data in a computing device. Prior to traversing a route, one or more access points to a network are identified. An expected level of access to a network (e.g., signal strength) along the route is determined. Portions of the route are selected based on the expected level of access. Content corresponding to at least one of the selected portions is received and stored for access during traversal of the route. For example, map images for areas expected to have poor network connectivity are cached prior to traversing the route to ensure that routing data is displayed to a user when in those areas. During transversal of the route, content is obtained and cached if a current level of access is less than a defined threshold. | 12-31-2009 |