Mark M Alleman, 81206 NE 126Th Ave UNIT 67, Vancouver, WA 98684

8620999, Dec 31, 2013

Jan 12, 2011

13/004894

Israel L'Heureux - Monaco, MC
Mark D. Alleman - Portland OR, US

G06F 15/16

709203, 709226, 709216, 709217, 709218, 709219, 709243, 709244, 709245, 709246

Implementations for network resource modification for enabling higher network connection concurrence are disclosed. An example method includes receiving a request from a client for a network resource having references to objects, and retrieving the network resource from one or more servers. The method further includes modifying the network resource to cause the client to open a greater number of concurrent TCP connections to the network appliance than otherwise would have been opened had the network resource not been modified due to a browser program imposed limit on a number of concurrent TCP connections. The method further includes sending the modified network resource to the client, receiving a plurality requests for the objects from the client over the greater number of concurrent TCP connections, and replying to the plurality of requests for the objects by sending the objects to the client over the greater number of concurrent TCP connections.

8621036, Dec 31, 2013

Nov 17, 2010

12/948666

Israel L'Heureux - Monaco, MC
Mark D. Alleman - Portland OR, US

G06F 15/16
G06F 7/04
G06F 17/30
H04N 7/16
H04L 29/06

709217, 726 27, 726 28, 726 30, 713165

A secure file access system and method are disclosed which comprises a file access module executed on a processor of a computing device. The file access module receives a request to access an encrypted file from a computer program executed on the computing device and sends an access query including an encrypted first segment of the encrypted file and a user identifier to a file access server via a communication network. The access query enables the file access server, after decryption of the encrypted first segment using a first decryption key, to authorize or deny access to the encrypted second segment based, at least in part, on the user identifier and file access permission data. The file access module decrypts the encrypted second segment using a second decryption key obtained from the file access server to enable the computer program to access the second segment of the file.

6177775, Jan 23, 2001

May 16, 2000

9/572722

Mary C. Bruington - Portland OR
Mark D. Alleman - Portland OR

B60S 108

318443

A system and method for use in synchronizing a vehicle wiper to an onboard audio signal. The method typically includes detecting a tempo of the audio signal and moving the wiper based on the detected tempo of the audio signal. Typically, the wiper motion is controlled by a wiper control configured to adjust the speed and/or delay of the wiper, such that the wiper is synchronized with the detected tempo of the audio signal.

2017013, May 11, 2017

Oct 3, 2016

15/284500

ISRAEL L'HEUREUX - MONACO, MC
MARK D. ALLEMAN - PORTLAND OR, US

H04W 36/00
H04L 12/66

A gateway router is positioned at a boundary of a local area network and a wide area network. The gateway router supports hand-off among client devices and/or user accounts for network communications sessions with a network device of the wide area network. The gateway router further supports content sharing among client devices and/or user accounts via the gateway router over the local area network. Data resources in the form of account information, files, applications, session state information, etc. may be stored at the gateway router to facilitate hand-off and/or content sharing among the clients of the local area network.

2017002, Jan 26, 2017

Mar 7, 2016

15/063206

ISRAEL L'HEUREUX - MONACO, MC
MARK D. ALLEMAN - PORTLAND OR, US

H04L 29/06
H04L 12/26
H04L 29/08

Method and device implementations for network communications are disclosed. In at least one implementation, a computer networking method is disclosed which comprises opening a plurality of parallel TCP connections at a client computing device between a client program executed on the client computing device and a server program executed on a server computing device over a computer network. The method further comprises sending each of a plurality of application level HTTP requests for respective byte ranges of an object from the client program executed on the client computing device to the server program executed on the server computing device over a corresponding one of the plurality of parallel TCP connections.

2016026, Sep 15, 2016

Mar 14, 2016

15/068954

ISRAEL L'HEUREUX - MONACO, MC
MARK D. ALLEMAN - PORTLAND OR, US

H04L 29/08
H04L 29/06

Implementations for network resource modification for enabling higher network connection concurrence are disclosed. An example method includes receiving a request from a client for a network resource having references to objects, and retrieving the network resource from one or more servers. The method further includes modifying the network resource to cause the client to open a greater number of concurrent TCP connections to the network appliance than otherwise would have been opened had the network resource not been modified due to a browser program imposed limit on a number of concurrent TCP connections. The method further includes sending the modified network resource to the client, receiving a plurality requests for the objects from the client over the greater number of concurrent TCP connections, and replying to the plurality of requests for the objects by sending the objects to the client over the greater number of concurrent TCP connections.

2016024, Aug 25, 2016

Feb 29, 2016

15/056592

ISRAEL L'HEUREUX - MONACO, MC
MARK D. ALLEMAN - PORTLAND OR, US

H04L 29/06
H04W 12/06
H04L 29/08

A wireless router provides access control to information resources stored at the wireless router. The wireless router supports user profiles and/or device profiles that respectively enable user level and/or device level access control. The wireless router may register users via a user registration interface presented by the client device. The wireless router may register client devices using a device identifier. Requests to initiate a communication session may be received by the wireless router from client devices over a wireless local area network. The wireless router may authenticate a client device based on a device identifier and/or authenticate a user based on user credentials obtained via a login interface presented by the client device. The wireless router may control access to information resources stored at the wireless router during the communication session based, at least in part, on access privileges for the authenticated client device and/or authenticated user.

2016023, Aug 11, 2016

Sep 14, 2015

14/854010

ISRAEL L'HEUREUX - MONACO, MC
MARK D. ALLEMAN - PORTLAND OR, US

G06K 9/00
G06T 7/40
G06T 7/00

Embodiments for the detection of mobile device use in a motor vehicle are disclosed. As one example, a system and method are disclosed in which an image of a scene is captured via a camera. The presence of a graphical display of a mobile device is detected within the scene by processing the image to identify a signature pixel characteristic indicative of a graphical display in a portion of the scene corresponding to a driver's position within a vehicle frame of reference. An indication of a positive detection of the graphical display is output by the system.