New Applications Available for Review

Peer-to-Patent is hosting a number of applications that need your expertise!  There are currently 12 applications covering a wide array of inventions, including one by world-famous cryptographer, Whitfield Diffie. 

Method for configuring a windfarm network
(Submitted by GE, available for review until February 21, 2008)

Technique to modify a timer
(Submitted by Intel, available for review until February 28, 2008)

Cross-cutting detection of event patterns
(Submitted by IBM, available for review until March 6, 2008)

User interface paradigm for manufacturing applications
(Submitted by GE, available for review until March 13, 2008)

Computer compliance system and method
(Submitted by GE, available for review until March 13, 2008)

Vector length tracking mechanism
(Submitted by Intel, available for review until March 27, 2008)

Method and apparatus for determining the switch port to which an end-node device is connected
(Submitted by HP, available for review until March 27, 2008)

System and method for managing virtual collaboration systems
(Submitted by HP, available for review until March 27, 2008)

Automatic tracking of user data and reputation checking
(Submitted by Microsoft, available for review until March 27, 2008)

Relocating page tables
(Submitted by Sun Microsystems, available for review until April 3, 2008)

Method for generating mnemonic random passcodes
(Submitted by Sun Microsystems, available for review until April 17, 2008)

Method for resource sharing in a multiple pipeline environment
(Submitted by IBM, available for review until April 17, 2008)

Descriptions for each of the applications can be found here.

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