Anthony J Haag, 92PO Box 21541, Concord, CA 94521

7853939, Dec 14, 2010

Sep 21, 2006

11/534133

Saul Kato - San Francisco CA, US
Anthony Haag - Redwood City CA, US
Jason Watts - San Francisco CA, US

Qwikker, Inc. - New York NY

G06F 9/45

717158

A system for device-aware content delivery includes a distributor and a database. The distributor includes modules for determining the type of portable computing device and delivering content that is operable on the specific type of portable computing device and uses the unique capabilities of the identified portable computing device. The database includes different profiles for different portable computing devices and gives information that allows those portable computing devices to be identified by type and distinguished from each other portable computing devices during a discovery or interrogation phase. The database also stores different versions of content adapted for operation on specific device types, such that once the device type has been identified, the matching content can be sent to the portable computing device, installed and executed. The matching content is programmatic action specific to the portable computing device. The present invention also includes a number of novel methods including: a method device-aware content delivery, a general method for automatically determining a device type, a method for determining device type using a Bluetooth protocol and a method for determining a device type using an infrared device access protocol.

2006004, Mar 2, 2006

Aug 25, 2005

11/213195

Anthony Haag - Redwood City CA, US
Clinton Wong - Cupertino CA, US

G06F 15/173

709223000

Efficient network management techniques for use in wireless environments are disclosed. In one embodiment of the present invention, a network system includes a server-client architecture, where a number of mobile clients (e.g., cell phones, PDAs, smart phones) wirelessly access and interact with the system via jack service points. The server uses an SNMP proxy. The server periodically collects data from the jack service points (or other network device), converts it into SNMP-compliant MIB representations, and caches the most recently collected data on the SNMP proxy. A network monitoring station (NMS) communicates with the SNMP proxy rather than directly with jack service points in the field. As such, no SNMP agent is necessary on the individual jack service points (or other network device).

5012017, Apr 30, 1991

Feb 21, 1989

7/313665

Jon A. Orvik - Walnut Creek CA
Norman R. Pearson - Walnut Creek CA
Anthony P. Haag - Midland MI
Timothy J. Adaway - Midland MI
Larry D. Kershner - Midland MI
Andrew S. Kende - Pittsford NY

DowElanco - Indianapolis IN

C07C 3700

568803

A method for preparing substituted phenoxyphenols which are useful in the preparation of herbicidal (phenoxyphenoxy)propionates is disclosed. The process involves the oxidation of substituted phenoxyphenones to the corresponding phenoxyphenyl esters and their conversion to the desired phenoxyphenol. Novel intermediates for the process are similarly disclosed.