CLOUD COMPUTING FEATURING SOFTWARE THAT

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
SMARTLY	SMARTDRAW	Suite 1100 1780 Hughes Landing Boulevard The Woodlands TX 77380	Cloud computing featuring software that enables users to capture, create, organize, arrange, share, prioritize and categorize visuals, documents, charts, URL's, computer files and to collaborate with each other regarding same;
STORE THE WORLD	Armored Info	19 Dogwood Lane Glastonbury CT 06033	Cloud computing featuring software that enables writers, videographers, musicians, and photographers to streamline writing, production, post-production, and distribution in the fields of music, video, and photography, customize cloud collaboration, and to connect directly and securely with customers via an online marketplace to promote and monetize their brand;
VIRTUOSICA	VIRTUOSICA, INC.	4344 PROMENADE WAY, #208 MARINA DEL REY CA 90292	Cloud-computing featuring software that is used for broadcasting and for the electronic transmission and streaming of video;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

An intermittent computing system state and intermittent computing module is described for a power-constrained personal computer. In the intermittent computing system state, the power-constrained personal computer may transition between sub-states of the intermittent computing system state according to an intermittent computing schedule. Each intermittent computing sub-state may be associated with hardware power sets and software power sets. Altering power supply to hardware components referenced by hardware power sets may alter power consumed in associated intermittent computing sub-states. A caching mechanism may be configured to make it likely that software components referenced by software power sets are loaded into powered storage types during associated intermittent computing sub-states. In the intermittent computing system state, periods of high functionality may be available over extended periods without the high power consumption associated with a continuous working system state. Average power consumption may be adjusted by varying the intermittent computing schedule.