Montura Secures Technology Patent for Modification of Operating Systems and Proprietary Apps in Consumer Smart-Phones, Tablets, and Laptops

BRENTWOOD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Montura announced today that Kevin Graham has been issued patent US 7,984,422 entitled Repository Relationship Programming, an architectural specification for instantly injecting modifications into any software that is actively executing in memory, by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

OOP Architecture

Repository Relationship Programming is a connective architecture that shows how any object-oriented program can be redesigned with dynamically embedded links to another program. Any number of physically separate computer programs can be “merged”, while executing normally in memory. This newly formed collective is then able to function as a single application.

Graham’s breakthrough technology allows each app in the collective to execute independently on its own CPU core.

Reconfigured on Demand

Operating systems and other proprietary software can be effectively “reconfigured on demand” by device owners. EULA are not violated because proprietary code is never modified and the application is never reverse engineered.

License Terms

Software developers and mobile device vendors may license RRP technology to specifically target any operating system or application. Licensing RRP technology will allow software developers to legally alter any object-oriented computer program that is actively running in memory, including any portion of the operating system.

Investors

Investors experienced with software startups may inquire. Licensing revenue from commercial and covert products may exceed several billion dollars. Licensing will be for specific operating system, hardware BIOS, and consumer application.

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