Methods and apparatus for analyzing, processing and formatting network information such as web-pages

• US 20080010335A1
• Filed: 01/23/2006
• Published: 01/10/2008
• Est. Priority Date: 02/01/2000
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: InfoGin Ltd.
• Original Assignee: InfoGin Ltd.
• Inventors: Wyler, Eran
• Granted Patent: US 8,140,111 B2
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 709/201
• CPC Class Codes: G06F 16/9577 Optimising the visualization of content, e.g. distillation of HTML documents

Abstract

A method for processing information received by a wireless device over a computer network, including receiving information from at least one source of information over a computer network, parsing at least some of the information, and employing at least some results of the parsing to provide the information in a form suitable for display to a user on the wireless device.

Claims

1-64. -64. (canceled)

65. A method for processing information received over a computer network comprising:

receiving information from at least one source of information over a computer network;

parsing at least some of said information; and

employing at least some results of said parsing to provide a user sensible directory of said information.

66. A method for processing information according to claim 65 and wherein said user sensible directory is an outline.

67. A method for processing information according to claim 65 and wherein said user sensible directory is a table of contents.

68. A method for processing information according to claim 65 and wherein said user sensible directory is an index.

69. A method for processing information according to claim 65 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing Java script.

70. A method for processing information according to claim 65 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing a mark-up language.

71. A method for processing information according to claim 66 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing Java script.

72. A method for processing information according to claim 66 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing a mark-up language.

73. A method for processing information according to claim 67 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing Java script.

74. A method for processing information according to claim 67 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing a mark-up language.

75. A method for processing information according to claim 68 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing Java script.

76. A method for processing information according to claim 68 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing a mark-up language.

77-117. -117. (canceled)

118. A system for processing information received over a computer network comprising:

a parser, parsing information from at least one source of information over a computer network; and

a directory generator, employing at least some results of said parsing to provide a user sensible directory of said information.

119. A system for processing information according to claim 118 and wherein said user sensible directory is an outline.

120. A system for processing information according to claim 118 and wherein said user sensible directory is a table of contents.

121. A system for processing information according to claim 118 and wherein said user sensible directory is an index.

122. A system for processing information according to claim 118 and wherein said parser parses Java script.

123. A system for processing information according to claim 118 and wherein said parser parses a mark-up language.

124. A system for processing information according to claim 119 and wherein said parser parses Java script.

125. A system for processing information according to claim 119 and wherein said parser parses a mark-up language.

126. A system for processing information according to claim 120 and wherein said parser parses Java script.

127. A system for processing information according to claim 120 and wherein said parser provides parsing of a mark-up language.

128. A system for processing information according to claim 121 and wherein said parser parses Java script.

129. A system for processing information according to claim 121 and wherein said parser provides parsing of a mark-up language.

130-170. -170. (canceled)

171. Processed information received over a computer network, said processed information being processed by a method comprising:

receiving information from at least one source of information over a computer network;

parsing at least some of said information; and

employing at least some results of said parsing to provide a user sensible directory of said information.

172. Processed information according to claim 171 and wherein said user sensible directory is an outline.

173. Processed information according to claim 171 and wherein said user sensible directory is a table of contents.

174. Processed information according to claim 171 and wherein said user sensible directory is an index.

175. Processed information according to claim 171 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing Java script.

176. Processed information according to claim 171 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing a mark-up language.

177. Processed information according to claim 172 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing Java script.

178. Processed information according to claim 172 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing a mark-up language.

179. Processed information according to claim 173 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing Java script.

180. Processed information according to claim 173 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing a mark-up language.

181. Processed information according to claim 174 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing Java script.

182. Processed information according to claim 174 and wherein said parsing step includes parsing a mark-up language.

183-226. -226. (canceled)