A method includes: at a first network device, entering a connected mode in which the first network device connects to a second network device; receiving a user input to tag an event of the first network device; tagging the event by assigning a unique identifier to the event; and upon tagging the event at the first network device, automatically causing the first network device to send to the second network device a message that includes the unique identifier.

A system includes a first computing device client associated with a first user in a community of users operable to send content to publish to a data aggregation server. The data aggregation server is operable to receive the content to publish from the first computing device client, host a first user profile associated with the first user of the first computing device client, the first user profile identifying a targeted recipient in the community of users, and disseminate automatically the content received from the first computing device client to a second computing device client associated with the targeted recipient, without receiving input from the first computing device client explicitly specifying the targeted recipient to whom the content is disseminated.

The base station sends control area indication information of an (N+1).sup.th timeslot to the user equipment by using a physical control channel of an N.sup.th timeslot in a control area of the N.sup.th timeslot, where the control area indication information includes frequency domain control indication information and time domain control indication information, the frequency domain control indication information is used to indicate a frequency domain resource block area occupied by a control area of the (N+1).sup.th timeslot in the (N+1).sup.th timeslot, and the time domain control indication information is used to indicate a time domain time unit area occupied by the control area of the (N+1).sup.th timeslot in the (N+1).sup.th timeslot; and the base station sends, in the control area of the (N+1).sup.th timeslot, a physical control channel of the (N+1).sup.th timeslot to the user equipment.

Providing supplemental contact information for an individual referenced in an electronic message typically includes receiving an electronic message, examining the electronic message, detecting an identifier for a referenced individual contained in the electronic message, and making supplemental contact information for the referenced individual available to a recipient of the electronic message. The supplemental contact information may include information that is in addition to information contained in the electronic message. The supplemental contact information may include at least one of an e-mail address, a screen name, a telephone number, a facsimile number, and a mailing address, each of which is associated with the referenced individual.

A technique for user notification involves receiving an event notification related to an event associated with user notification by a user; providing the event notification from a stored array to a process executed by a processor; using the event notification as a first title used for the process; providing a second title from the stored array to the process; and using the second title to identify the process to the user.

A technique for user notification involves receiving an event notification related to an event associated with user notification by a user; providing the event notification from a stored array to a process executed by a processor; using the event notification as a first title used for the process; providing a second title from the stored array to the process; and using the second title to identify the process to the user.

A technique for user notification involves receiving an event notification related to an event associated with user notification by a user; providing the event notification from a stored array to a process executed by a processor; using the event notification as a first title used for the process; providing a second title from the stored array to the process; and using the second title to identify the process to the user.

A technique for user notification involves receiving an event notification related to an event associated with user notification by a user; providing the event notification from a stored array to a process executed by a processor; using the event notification as a first title used for the process; providing a second title from the stored array to the process; and using the second title to identify the process to the user.

The mail relay device 800 includes a determination unit 801 which determines whether or not a received fragment is the last fragment to be received when any of a plurality of fragments generated by splitting an e-mail is received from a transmitting device, a transmission unit 802 which transmits the fragment to a receiving device when the determination unit 801 determines that the received fragment is not a final fragment, and a merging unit 803 which merges all fragments forming the e-mail to reassemble e-mail when the determination unit 801 determines that the received fragment is the final fragment, wherein the transmission unit 802 transmits the final fragment to the transmitting device under the condition that the inspection unit 804 determines that the e-mail is normal.

The mail relay device 800 includes a determination unit 801 which determines whether or not a received fragment is the last fragment to be received when any of a plurality of fragments generated by splitting an e-mail is received from a transmitting device, a transmission unit 802 which transmits the fragment to a receiving device when the determination unit 801 determines that the received fragment is not a final fragment, and a merging unit 803 which merges all fragments forming the e-mail to reassemble e-mail when the determination unit 801 determines that the received fragment is the final fragment, wherein the transmission unit 802 transmits the final fragment to the transmitting device under the condition that the inspection unit 804 determines that the e-mail is normal.