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5775 Morehouse Drive, San Diego, California 92121


Fabian Gonell
Sr. Vice President & Division Counsel
fgonell@qualcomm.com
(858) 658-2763
Fax: (858) 658-2503

March 18, 2016

By email: bj@apple.com

BJ Watrous
Vice President & Chief IP Counsel
Apple Inc.
1 Infinite Loop, MS 169-3IPL
Cupertino, CA 95014

Dear BJ:

Attached please find charts listing the patents Qualcomm Incorporated has disclosed to ETSI as
potentially containing ESSENTIAL IPR (as that term is used in the ETSI IPR Policy). The charts also list
the portions of the standards to which each of the patents relate.

Please let us know whether any of the listed portions of the standards are not implemented in the Apple
products that are UMTS- or LTE-capable. I look forward to discussing further exchanges of information
with you.

Very truly yours,

Fabian Gonell
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Application No.
6353412 METHOD AND APPARATUS A method and apparatus for determining the position of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6353412; China P.R.: ZL00816757.5; Brazil: PI0015069-0; Canada: 2388743; European Patent
FOR DETERMINING wireless communication device using global positioning system SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Convention: EP1224508; European Patent Convention: EP2251748; India: 215439; Japan: 5791968; Japan: 2015-
POSITION LOCATION USING (GPS) satellites, base stations synchronized to GPS time and base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; 212699; Mexico: 226881
REDUCED NUMBER OF GPS stations that are unsynchronized with GPS time. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
SATELLITES AND unsynchronized base stations are synchronized with one another. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
SYNCHRONIZED AND Time of arrival information is adjusted to take into account the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
UNSYNCHRONIZED BASE fact that wireless communication devices that received GPS time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
STATIONS information from a base station receive that information biased SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
by the one-way delay that is encountered by the signal that SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
communicates that information to the wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
device. In addition, time difference of arrival information for base SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
stations that are not synchronized to GPS time allows the bias SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
between these base stations GPS time to be eliminated. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:
ZL00816757.5 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for determining the position of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6353412; China P.R.: ZL00816757.5; Brazil: PI0015069-0; Canada: 2388743; European Patent
Determining the Position wireless communication device using global positioning system SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Convention: EP1224508; European Patent Convention: EP2251748; India: 215439; Japan: 5791968; Japan: 2015-
Location Using Reduced (GPS) satellites, base stations synchronized to GPS time and base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; 212699; Mexico: 226881
Number of GPS Satellites and stations that are unsynchronized with GPS time. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
Synchronized and unsynchronized base stations are synchronized with one another. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
Unsynchronized Base Time of arrival information is adjusted to take into account the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
Stations fact that wireless communication devices that received GPS time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
information from a base station receive that information biased SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
by the one-way delay that is encountered by the signal that SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
communicates that information to the wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
device. In addition, time difference of arrival information for base SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
stations that are not synchronized to GPS time allows the bias SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
between these base stations GPS time to be eliminated. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:

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6429815 Method and apparatus for A system and method for determining the size and center of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6429815
determining search center search for global positioning system (GPS) satellites. The system SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
and size in searches for GPS and method uses information taken from a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
transmissions communication device for which the location is sought. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
information includes determinations as to what communication SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
base stations are local to the wireless communication device and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
how far away each such base station is from the wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
communication system. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:
6433739 METHOD AND APPARATUS A method and apparatus for determining any offset between the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6433739
FOR SYNCHRONIZING BASE timing of a communication base station and the timing of a GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
STATIONS USING REMOTE constellation using a remote synchronization station at which the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
SYNCHRONIZING STATIONS timing of a base station can be measured and compared with SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
known timing to determine an offset. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:

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Application No.
9118387 Pilot reference transmission A pilot reference transmission scheme well suited for high data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7289473; United States: 9118387; United States: 9124344; China P.R.: ZL00818043.1; Brazil:
for a wireless rate wireless communication systems is disclosed. To maximize SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; PI0015248-0; Brazil: BR1220150258898; France: EP1226665; France: EP1835638; Germany: EP1226665; Germany:
communication system the amount of interference from transmissions from neighboring SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; EP1835638; Great Britain: EP1226665; Great Britain: EP1835638; Hong Kong: HK1052593; Hong Kong: HK1114473;
transmission sources (e.g., access points or base stations) during SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.304; Italy: EP1226665; Italy: EP1835638; Japan: 4607407; Republic of Korea: 10-0726743; Spain: EP1226665; Spain:
the pilot interval, and hence minimize the amount of interference SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211; EP1835638
from non-transmitting sources during the data intervals, the pilot SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214;
references are transmitted in bursts at predetermined time SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.211;
intervals, and the pilot bursts from the access points are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
synchronized. This results in maximum interference contributions
from non-transmitting neighboring access points, facilitating
reliable estimation of worst case carrier-to-interference (C/I), and
further allows the receiving devices (e.g., access terminals) to
easily recognize the bursts as pilot reference. In one
embodiment, each access point transmits the pilot bursts at or
near its maximum transmit power level and no user-specific data
is transmitted during the pilot bursts.

7289473 Pilot reference transmission A pilot reference transmission scheme well suited for high data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7289473; United States: 9118387; United States: 9124344; China P.R.: ZL00818043.1; Brazil:
for a wireless rate wireless communication systems is disclosed. To maximize SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; PI0015248-0; Brazil: BR1220150258898; France: EP1226665; France: EP1835638; Germany: EP1226665; Germany:
communication system the amount of interference from transmissions from neighboring SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; EP1835638; Great Britain: EP1226665; Great Britain: EP1835638; Hong Kong: HK1052593; Hong Kong: HK1114473;
transmission sources (e.g., access points or base stations) during SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.304; Italy: EP1226665; Italy: EP1835638; Japan: 4607407; Republic of Korea: 10-0726743; Spain: EP1226665; Spain:
the pilot interval, and hence minimize the amount of interference SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211; EP1835638
from non-transmitting sources during the data intervals, the pilot SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214;
references are transmitted in bursts at predetermined time SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.211;
intervals, and the pilot bursts from the access points are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
synchronized. This results in maximum interference contributions
from non-transmitting neighboring access points, facilitating
reliable estimation of worst case carrier-to-interference (C/I), and
further allows the receiving devices (e.g., access terminals) to
easily recognize the bursts as pilot reference. In one
embodiment, each access point transmits the pilot bursts at or
near its maximum transmit power level and no user-specific data
is transmitted during the pilot bursts.

9124344 Pilot reference transmission A pilot reference transmission scheme well suited for high data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7289473; United States: 9118387; United States: 9124344; China P.R.: ZL00818043.1; Brazil:
for a wireless rate wireless communication systems is disclosed. To maximize SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; PI0015248-0; Brazil: BR1220150258898; France: EP1226665; France: EP1835638; Germany: EP1226665; Germany:
communication system the amount of interference from transmissions from neighboring SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; EP1835638; Great Britain: EP1226665; Great Britain: EP1835638; Hong Kong: HK1052593; Hong Kong: HK1114473;
transmission sources (e.g., access points or base stations) during SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.304; Italy: EP1226665; Italy: EP1835638; Japan: 4607407; Republic of Korea: 10-0726743; Spain: EP1226665; Spain:
the pilot interval, and hence minimize the amount of interference SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211; EP1835638
from non-transmitting sources during the data intervals, the pilot SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214;
references are transmitted in bursts at predetermined time SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.211;
intervals, and the pilot bursts from the access points are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
synchronized. This results in maximum interference contributions
from non-transmitting neighboring access points, facilitating
reliable estimation of worst case carrier-to-interference (C/I), and
further allows the receiving devices (e.g., access terminals) to
easily recognize the bursts as pilot reference. In one
embodiment, each access point transmits the pilot bursts at or
near its maximum transmit power level and no user-specific data
is transmitted during the pilot bursts.

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ZL00818043.1 Synchronized Pilot Reference A pilot reference transmission scheme well suited for high data SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; United States: 7289473; United States: 9118387; United States: 9124344; China P.R.: ZL00818043.1; Brazil:
Transmission for a Wireless rate wireless communication systems is disclosed. To maximize SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.211; PI0015248-0; Brazil: BR1220150258898; France: EP1226665; France: EP1835638; Germany: EP1226665; Germany:
Communication System the amount of interference from transmissions from neighboring EP1835638; Great Britain: EP1226665; Great Britain: EP1835638; Hong Kong: HK1052593; Hong Kong: HK1114473;
transmission sources (e.g., access points or base stations) during Italy: EP1226665; Italy: EP1835638; Japan: 4607407; Republic of Korea: 10-0726743; Spain: EP1226665; Spain:
the pilot interval, and hence minimize the amount of interference EP1835638
from non-transmitting sources during the data intervals, the pilot
references are transmitted in bursts at predetermined time
intervals, and the pilot bursts from the access points are
synchronized. This results in maximum interference contributions
from non-transmitting neighboring access points, facilitating
reliable estimation of worst case carrier-to-interference (C/I), and
further allows the receiving devices (e.g., access terminals) to
easily recognize the bursts as pilot reference. In one
embodiment, each access point transmits the pilot bursts at or
near its maximum transmit power level and no user-specific data
is transmitted during the pilot bursts.

7773547 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for requesting PPP instances from a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 7190687; United States: 7773547; China P.R.: ZL01803445.4; Australia: 772389; Austria: EP1245123;
requesting point-to-point packet data Belgium: EP1245123; Brazil: PI0107407-5; Canada: 2396769; Denmark: EP1245123; Finland: EP1245123; Finland:
protocol (PPP) instances services network includes a mobile station configured to send an EP1781050; France: EP1245123; France: EP1781050; Germany: EP1245123; Germany: EP1781050; Great Britain:
from a packet data services origination message to EP1245123; Great Britain: EP1781050; Greece: EP1245123; Hong Kong: HK1050798; Hong Kong: HK1109006; India:
network a packet data service node (PDSN) at which it has arrived upon 212820; Indonesia: ID0015178; Ireland: EP1245123; Israel: 150467; Israel: 186695; Israel: 204284; Italy:
leaving the vicinity of EP1245123; Italy: EP1781050; Japan: 5032686; Mexico: 226240; Netherlands: EP1245123; Netherlands:
another PDSN. The message informs the new PDSN of the new EP1781050; New Zealand: 519676; Norway: 327023; Portugal: EP1245123; Republic of Korea: 10-0762160; Russian
location of the mobile Federation: 2265965; Singapore: 89933; Spain: EP1245123; Spain: EP1781050; Sweden: EP1245123; Sweden:
station and indicates both the number of dormant PPP instances EP1781050; Switzerland: EP1245123; Taiwan: I564615; Turkey: EP1245123; Ukraine: 72782
associated with the
mobile station and a service reference identifier for each such
PPP instance. A flag
within the message may be used to indicate whether the PPP
instances are dormant (i.e.,
whether the mobile station is engaged in a call). Communications
channel resources of
packet data services nodes are optimized by reducing the
information included in
messages from the Packet Control Function network element to
the Packet Data Service
Node network element, and by reducing the use of Mobile
Internet Protocol agent
advertisement.

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7190687 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for requesting PPP instances from a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 7190687; United States: 7773547; China P.R.: ZL01803445.4; Australia: 772389; Austria: EP1245123;
requesting point-to-point packet data Belgium: EP1245123; Brazil: PI0107407-5; Canada: 2396769; Denmark: EP1245123; Finland: EP1245123; Finland:
protocol (PPP) instances services network includes a mobile station configured to send an EP1781050; France: EP1245123; France: EP1781050; Germany: EP1245123; Germany: EP1781050; Great Britain:
from a packet data services origination message to EP1245123; Great Britain: EP1781050; Greece: EP1245123; Hong Kong: HK1050798; Hong Kong: HK1109006; India:
network a packet data service node (PDSN) at which it has arrived upon 212820; Indonesia: ID0015178; Ireland: EP1245123; Israel: 150467; Israel: 186695; Israel: 204284; Italy:
leaving the vicinity of EP1245123; Italy: EP1781050; Japan: 5032686; Mexico: 226240; Netherlands: EP1245123; Netherlands:
another PDSN. The message informs the new PDSN of the new EP1781050; New Zealand: 519676; Norway: 327023; Portugal: EP1245123; Republic of Korea: 10-0762160; Russian
location of the mobile Federation: 2265965; Singapore: 89933; Spain: EP1245123; Spain: EP1781050; Sweden: EP1245123; Sweden:
station and indicates both the number of dormant PPP instances EP1781050; Switzerland: EP1245123; Taiwan: I564615; Turkey: EP1245123; Ukraine: 72782
associated with the
mobile station and a service reference identifier for each such
PPP instance. A flag
within the message may be used to indicate whether the PPP
instances are dormant (i.e.,
whether the mobile station is engaged in a call). Communications
channel resources of
packet data services nodes are optimized by reducing the
information included in
messages from the Packet Control Function network element to
the Packet Data Service
Node network element, and by reducing the use of Mobile
Internet Protocol agent
advertisement
ZL01803445.4 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for requesting PPP instances from a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 7190687; United States: 7773547; China P.R.: ZL01803445.4; Australia: 772389; Austria: EP1245123;
requesting point-to-point packet data Belgium: EP1245123; Brazil: PI0107407-5; Canada: 2396769; Denmark: EP1245123; Finland: EP1245123; Finland:
protocol (PPP) instances services network includes a mobile station configured to send an EP1781050; France: EP1245123; France: EP1781050; Germany: EP1245123; Germany: EP1781050; Great Britain:
from a packet data services origination message to EP1245123; Great Britain: EP1781050; Greece: EP1245123; Hong Kong: HK1050798; Hong Kong: HK1109006; India:
network a packet data service node (PDSN) at which it has arrived upon 212820; Indonesia: ID0015178; Ireland: EP1245123; Israel: 150467; Israel: 186695; Israel: 204284; Italy:
leaving the vicinity of EP1245123; Italy: EP1781050; Japan: 5032686; Mexico: 226240; Netherlands: EP1245123; Netherlands:
another PDSN. The message informs the new PDSN of the new EP1781050; New Zealand: 519676; Norway: 327023; Portugal: EP1245123; Republic of Korea: 10-0762160; Russian
location of the mobile Federation: 2265965; Singapore: 89933; Spain: EP1245123; Spain: EP1781050; Sweden: EP1245123; Sweden:
station and indicates both the number of dormant PPP instances EP1781050; Switzerland: EP1245123; Taiwan: I564615; Turkey: EP1245123; Ukraine: 72782
associated with the
mobile station and a service reference identifier for each such
PPP instance. A flag
within the message may be used to indicate whether the PPP
instances are dormant (i.e.,
whether the mobile station is engaged in a call). Communications
channel resources of
packet data services nodes are optimized by reducing the
information included in
messages from the Packet Control Function network element to
the Packet Data Service
Node network element, and by reducing the use of Mobile
Internet Protocol agent
advertisement.

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Application No.
8363616 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for requesting PPP instances from a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 7197017; United States: 8363616; China P.R.: ZL01804311.9; Australia: 779184; Canada: 2396838;
channel optimization during packet data Germany: EP1252745; Great Britain: EP1252745; Hong Kong: HK1051275; India: 218869; Indonesia: ID0014225;
point-to-point protocol (PPP) services network includes a mobile station configured to send an Israel: 150607; Japan: 4842484; Japan: 5044026; Mexico: 223518; New Zealand: 519896; Republic of Korea: 10-
session requests origination message to 0943877; Republic of Korea: 10-0893838; Republic of Korea: 10-1026977; Russian Federation: 2284088; Singapore:
a packet data service node (PDSN) at which it has arrived upon 89991; Taiwan: I231126; Ukraine: 72302
leaving the vicinity of
another PDSN. The message informs the new PDSN of the new
location of the mobile
station and indicates both the number of dormant PPP instances
associated with the
mobile station and a service reference identifier for each such
PPP instance. A flag
within the message may be used to indicate whether the PPP
instances are dormant (i.e.,
whether the mobile station is engaged in a call). Communications
channel resources of
packet data services nodes are optimized by reducing the
information included in
messages from the Packet Control Function network element to
the Packet Data Service
Node network element, and by reducing the use of Mobile
Internet Protocol agent
advertisement
7197017 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for requesting PPP instances from a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 7197017; United States: 8363616; China P.R.: ZL01804311.9; Australia: 779184; Canada: 2396838;
channel optimization during packet data Germany: EP1252745; Great Britain: EP1252745; Hong Kong: HK1051275; India: 218869; Indonesia: ID0014225;
point-to-point protocol (PPP) services network includes a mobile station configured to send an Israel: 150607; Japan: 4842484; Japan: 5044026; Mexico: 223518; New Zealand: 519896; Republic of Korea: 10-
session requests origination message to 0943877; Republic of Korea: 10-0893838; Republic of Korea: 10-1026977; Russian Federation: 2284088; Singapore:
a packet data service node (PDSN) at which it has arrived upon 89991; Taiwan: I231126; Ukraine: 72302
leaving the vicinity of
another PDSN. The message informs the new PDSN of the new
location of the mobile
station and indicates both the number of dormant PPP instances
associated with the
mobile station and a service reference identifier for each such
PPP instance. A flag
within the message may be used to indicate whether the PPP
instances are dormant (i.e.,
whether the mobile station is engaged in a call). Communications
channel resources of
packet data services nodes are optimized by reducing the
information included in
messages from the Packet Control Function network element to
the Packet Data Service
Node network element, and by reducing the use of Mobile
Internet Protocol agent
advertisement.

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Application No.
ZL01804311.9 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for requesting PPP instances from a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 7197017; United States: 8363616; China P.R.: ZL01804311.9; Australia: 779184; Canada: 2396838;
channel optimization during packet data Germany: EP1252745; Great Britain: EP1252745; Hong Kong: HK1051275; India: 218869; Indonesia: ID0014225;
point-to-point protocol (PPP) services network includes a mobile station configured to send an Israel: 150607; Japan: 4842484; Japan: 5044026; Mexico: 223518; New Zealand: 519896; Republic of Korea: 10-
session requests origination message to 0943877; Republic of Korea: 10-0893838; Republic of Korea: 10-1026977; Russian Federation: 2284088; Singapore:
a packet data service node (PDSN) at which it has arrived upon 89991; Taiwan: I231126; Ukraine: 72302
leaving the vicinity of
another PDSN. The message informs the new PDSN of the new
location of the mobile
station and indicates both the number of dormant PPP instances
associated with the
mobile station and a service reference identifier for each such
PPP instance. A flag
within the message may be used to indicate whether the PPP
instances are dormant (i.e.,
whether the mobile station is engaged in a call). Communications
channel resources of
packet data services nodes are optimized by reducing the
information included in
messages from the Packet Control Function network element to
the Packet Data Service
Node network element, and by reducing the use of Mobile
Internet Protocol agent
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6965585 Base station synchronization A mobile wireless telecommunications system includes base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6438117; United States: 6965585; China P.R.: ZL01806048.X; China P.R.: CN101588611; China P.R.:
for handover in a hybrid stations of a first type operating according to a first air interface, CN102111837; China P.R.: ZL201310103235.9; Brazil: PI0107464-4; Brazil: BR1220140269030; Brazil:
GSM/CDMA network and base stations of a second type operating according to a BR1220140269056; Canada: 2396770; Canada: 2711787; Canada: 2850221; France: EP1254577; France:
second air interface. Methods and apparatus are provided for EP1729537; Germany: EP1254577; Germany: EP1729537; Great Britain: EP1254577; Great Britain: EP1729537;
handing over a mobile station in the system from a first base India: 212821; Italy: EP1729537; Japan: 5677887; Japan: 2015-015739; Mexico: 232606; Republic of Korea: 10-
station, which is of the first type, to a second base station, which 0919143; Republic of Korea: 10-0919146; Republic of Korea: 10-0918931; Russian Federation: 2304363; Russian
is of the second type. A communications link is established over Federation: 2323544; Russian Federation: 2520576; Spain: EP1729537; Taiwan: 538645
the first air interface between the mobile station and the first
base station. Data is received from the mobile station responsive
to a signal received by the mobile station over the second air
interface from the second base station, substantially without
breaking the communications link with the first base station. The
mobile station is handed over from the first to the second base
station responsive to the data received therefrom.

6438117 Base station synchronization A mobile wireless telecommunications system includes base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6438117; United States: 6965585; China P.R.: ZL01806048.X; China P.R.: CN101588611; China P.R.:
for handover in a hybrid stations of a first type operating according to a first air interface, CN102111837; China P.R.: ZL201310103235.9; Brazil: PI0107464-4; Brazil: BR1220140269030; Brazil:
GSM/CDMA network and base stations of a second type operating according to a BR1220140269056; Canada: 2396770; Canada: 2711787; Canada: 2850221; France: EP1254577; France:
second air interface. Methods and apparatus are provided for EP1729537; Germany: EP1254577; Germany: EP1729537; Great Britain: EP1254577; Great Britain: EP1729537;
handing over a mobile station in the system from a first base India: 212821; Italy: EP1729537; Japan: 5677887; Japan: 2015-015739; Mexico: 232606; Republic of Korea: 10-
station, which is of the first type, to a second base station, which 0919143; Republic of Korea: 10-0919146; Republic of Korea: 10-0918931; Russian Federation: 2304363; Russian
is of the second type. A communications link is established over Federation: 2323544; Russian Federation: 2520576; Spain: EP1729537; Taiwan: 538645
the first air interface between the mobile station and the first
base station. Data is received from the mobile station responsive
to a signal received by the mobile station over the second air
interface from the second base station, substantially without
breaking the communications link with the first base station. The
mobile station is handed over from the first to the second base
station responsive to the data received therefrom.

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ZL01806048.X Method and apparatus for A mobile wireless telecommunications system includes base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6438117; United States: 6965585; China P.R.: ZL01806048.X; China P.R.: CN101588611; China P.R.:
base station synchronization stations of a first type operating according to a first air interface, CN102111837; China P.R.: ZL201310103235.9; Brazil: PI0107464-4; Brazil: BR1220140269030; Brazil:
for handover in a hybrid and base stations of a second type operating according to a BR1220140269056; Canada: 2396770; Canada: 2711787; Canada: 2850221; France: EP1254577; France:
GSM/CDMA network second air interface. Methods and apparatus are provided for EP1729537; Germany: EP1254577; Germany: EP1729537; Great Britain: EP1254577; Great Britain: EP1729537;
handing over a mobile station in the system from a first base India: 212821; Italy: EP1729537; Japan: 5677887; Japan: 2015-015739; Mexico: 232606; Republic of Korea: 10-
station, which is of the first type, to a second base station, which 0919143; Republic of Korea: 10-0919146; Republic of Korea: 10-0918931; Russian Federation: 2304363; Russian
is of the second type. A communications link is established over Federation: 2323544; Russian Federation: 2520576; Spain: EP1729537; Taiwan: 538645
the first air interface between the mobile station and the first
base station. Data is received from the mobile station responsive
to a signal received by the mobile station over the second air
interface from the second base station, substantially without
breaking the communications link with the first base station. The
mobile station is handed over from the first to the second base
station responsive to the data received therefrom.

CN101588611 Method and apparatus for A mobile wireless telecommunications system includes base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6438117; United States: 6965585; China P.R.: ZL01806048.X; China P.R.: CN101588611; China P.R.:
base station synchronization stations of a first type operating according to a first air interface, CN102111837; China P.R.: ZL201310103235.9; Brazil: PI0107464-4; Brazil: BR1220140269030; Brazil:
for handover in a hybrid and base stations of a second type operating according to a BR1220140269056; Canada: 2396770; Canada: 2711787; Canada: 2850221; France: EP1254577; France:
GSM/CDMA network second air interface. Methods and apparatus are provided for EP1729537; Germany: EP1254577; Germany: EP1729537; Great Britain: EP1254577; Great Britain: EP1729537;
handing over a mobile station in the system from a first base India: 212821; Italy: EP1729537; Japan: 5677887; Japan: 2015-015739; Mexico: 232606; Republic of Korea: 10-
station, which is of the first type, to a second base station, which 0919143; Republic of Korea: 10-0919146; Republic of Korea: 10-0918931; Russian Federation: 2304363; Russian
is of the second type. A communications link is established over Federation: 2323544; Russian Federation: 2520576; Spain: EP1729537; Taiwan: 538645
the first air interface between the mobile station and the first
base station. Data is received from the mobile station responsive
to a signal received by the mobile station over the second air
interface from the second base station, substantially without
breaking the communications link with the first base station. The
mobile station is handed over from the first to the second base
station responsive to the data received therefrom.

CN102111837 Method and apparatus for A mobile wireless telecommunications system includes base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6438117; United States: 6965585; China P.R.: ZL01806048.X; China P.R.: CN101588611; China P.R.:
base station synchronization stations of a first type operating according to a first air interface, CN102111837; China P.R.: ZL201310103235.9; Brazil: PI0107464-4; Brazil: BR1220140269030; Brazil:
for handover in a hybrid and base stations of a second type operating according to a BR1220140269056; Canada: 2396770; Canada: 2711787; Canada: 2850221; France: EP1254577; France:
GSM/CDMA network second air interface. Methods and apparatus are provided for EP1729537; Germany: EP1254577; Germany: EP1729537; Great Britain: EP1254577; Great Britain: EP1729537;
handing over a mobile station in the system from a first base India: 212821; Italy: EP1729537; Japan: 5677887; Japan: 2015-015739; Mexico: 232606; Republic of Korea: 10-
station, which is of the first type, to a second base station, which 0919143; Republic of Korea: 10-0919146; Republic of Korea: 10-0918931; Russian Federation: 2304363; Russian
is of the second type. A communications link is established over Federation: 2323544; Russian Federation: 2520576; Spain: EP1729537; Taiwan: 538645
the first air interface between the mobile station and the first
base station. Data is received from the mobile station responsive
to a signal received by the mobile station over the second air
interface from the second base station, substantially without
breaking the communications link with the first base station. The
mobile station is handed over from the first to the second base
station responsive to the data received therefrom.

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ZL201310103235.9 Method and apparatus for A mobile wireless telecommunications system includes base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6438117; United States: 6965585; China P.R.: ZL01806048.X; China P.R.: CN101588611; China P.R.:
base station synchronization stations of a first type operating according to a first air interface, CN102111837; China P.R.: ZL201310103235.9; Brazil: PI0107464-4; Brazil: BR1220140269030; Brazil:
for handover in a hybrid and base stations of a second type operating according to a BR1220140269056; Canada: 2396770; Canada: 2711787; Canada: 2850221; France: EP1254577; France:
GSM/CDMA network second air interface. Methods and apparatus are provided for EP1729537; Germany: EP1254577; Germany: EP1729537; Great Britain: EP1254577; Great Britain: EP1729537;
handing over a mobile station in the system from a first base India: 212821; Italy: EP1729537; Japan: 5677887; Japan: 2015-015739; Mexico: 232606; Republic of Korea: 10-
station, which is of the first type, to a second base station, which 0919143; Republic of Korea: 10-0919146; Republic of Korea: 10-0918931; Russian Federation: 2304363; Russian
is of the second type. A communications link is established over Federation: 2323544; Russian Federation: 2520576; Spain: EP1729537; Taiwan: 538645
the first air interface between the mobile station and the first
base station. Data is received from the mobile station responsive
to a signal received by the mobile station over the second air
interface from the second base station, substantially without
breaking the communications link with the first base station. The
mobile station is handed over from the first to the second base
station responsive to the data received therefrom.

6775802 METHOD, APPARATUS, AND An apparatus, method, and system for predicting subframes of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6775802; China P.R.: ZL01802339.8; Australia: 780507; Austria: EP1307762; Belgium: EP1307762;
SYSTEM FOR SIGNAL GPS signals. The apparatus includes a processor capable of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Canada: 2385191; Denmark: EP1307762; European Patent Convention: EP2098883; European Patent Convention:
PREDICTION determining whether a subframe is an almanac subframe, setting SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2506038; European Patent Convention: EP2518525; Finland: EP1307762; France: EP1307762; Germany:
a timehead and adding it to a TOW, setting a TLM message based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1307762; Germany: EP2209017; Great Britain: EP1307762; Great Britain: EP2209017; Greece: EP1307762; Hong
on a value of the TOW, generating a CRC for a predicted SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; Kong: HK1051722; India: 248455; Indonesia: ID0017765; Ireland: EP1307762; Italy: EP1307762; Japan: 5404983;
subframe, and a memory for storing the predicted subframe. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; Japan: 5749185; Japan: 5628221; Mexico: 235662; Netherlands: EP1307762; Portugal: EP1307762; Republic of
memory may vary in size based on the number of predicted SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; Korea: 10-0849625; Singapore: 87574; Spain: EP1307762; Sweden: EP1307762; Switzerland: EP1307762; Vietnam:
subframes. The processor is further capable of determining SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; 5393
whether the value of the TOW is less than the number of seconds SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
in a week, calculating a position of the predicted subframe in the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
memory, and setting a valid flag. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453

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ZL01802339.8 Method, apparatus and An apparatus, method, and system for predicting subframes of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6775802; China P.R.: ZL01802339.8; Australia: 780507; Austria: EP1307762; Belgium: EP1307762;
system for signal prediction GPS signals. The apparatus includes a processor capable of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Canada: 2385191; Denmark: EP1307762; European Patent Convention: EP2098883; European Patent Convention:
determining whether a subframe is an almanac subframe, setting SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2506038; European Patent Convention: EP2518525; Finland: EP1307762; France: EP1307762; Germany:
a timehead and adding it to a TOW, setting a TLM message based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1307762; Germany: EP2209017; Great Britain: EP1307762; Great Britain: EP2209017; Greece: EP1307762; Hong
on a value of the TOW, generating a CRC for a predicted SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; Kong: HK1051722; India: 248455; Indonesia: ID0017765; Ireland: EP1307762; Italy: EP1307762; Japan: 5404983;
subframe, and a memory for storing the predicted subframe. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; Japan: 5749185; Japan: 5628221; Mexico: 235662; Netherlands: EP1307762; Portugal: EP1307762; Republic of
memory may vary in size based on the number of predicted SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; Korea: 10-0849625; Singapore: 87574; Spain: EP1307762; Sweden: EP1307762; Switzerland: EP1307762; Vietnam:
subframes. The processor is further capable of determining SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; 5393
whether the value of the TOW is less than the number of seconds SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
in a week, calculating a position of the predicted subframe in the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
memory, and setting a valid flag. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25 453
7773987 Method for Performing RR- Techniques to reduce the amount of registration required by a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 7155222; United States: 7773987; United States: 8010104
Level Registration in a mobile station in a wireless communication system, especially if SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008;
Wireless Communication the registration zones are defined to be small areas. In one SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301;
System scheme, a mobile station registers (e.g., at RR-level) with a
network entity (e.g., a base station) each time it enters a new
registration zone, which can correspond to an R-TMSI zone
defined by GSM MC-MAP. The mobile station maintains a timer
for each zone with which it has already registered but has since
left. If the mobile station leaves a particular zone for a period
longer than a time-out period, the registration with that zone
times out, and the mobile station re-registers with that zone
whenever it re-enters the zone. The mobile station may
implement zone-based, timer-based, implicit, traffic channel RR,
and some other registrations, or a combination thereof.
Parameters to facilitate registration may be defined by a base
station.

7155222 Method for Performing RR- Techniques to reduce the amount of registration required by a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 7155222; United States: 7773987; United States: 8010104
Level Registration in a mobile station in a wireless communication system, especially if SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008;
Wireless Communication the registration zones are defined to be small areas. In one SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301;
System scheme, a mobile station registers (e.g., at RR-level) with a
network entity (e.g., a base station) each time it enters a new
registration zone, which can correspond to an R-TMSI zone
defined by GSM MC-MAP. The mobile station maintains a timer
for each zone with which it has already registered but has since
left. If the mobile station leaves a particular zone for a period
longer than a time-out period, the registration with that zone
times out, and the mobile station re-registers with that zone
whenever it re-enters the zone. The mobile station may
implement zone-based, timer-based, implicit, traffic channel RR,
and some other registrations, or a combination thereof.
Parameters to facilitate registration may be defined by a base
station.

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8010104 Method for Performing RR- Techniques to reduce the amount of registration required by a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 7155222; United States: 7773987; United States: 8010104
Level Registration in a mobile station in a wireless communication system, especially if SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008;
Wireless Communication the registration zones are defined to be small areas. In one SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301;
System scheme, a mobile station registers (e.g., at RR-level) with a
network entity (e.g., a base station) each time it enters a new
registration zone, which can correspond to an R-TMSI zone
defined by GSM MC-MAP. The mobile station maintains a timer
for each zone with which it has already registered but has since
left. If the mobile station leaves a particular zone for a period
longer than a time-out period, the registration with that zone
times out, and the mobile station re-registers with that zone
whenever it re-enters the zone. The mobile station may
implement zone-based, timer-based, implicit, traffic channel RR,
and some other registrations, or a combination thereof.
Parameters to facilitate registration may be defined by a base
station.

6564060 Method and apparatus for A method of supervising on the forward link in a high data rate SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; United States: 6564060; China P.R.: ZL01807763.3; Brazil: PI0108122-5; Canada: 2399729; France: EP1273185;
reducing radio link system is disclosed, wherein a base station transmits to an access Germany: EP1273185; Great Britain: EP1273185; Hong Kong: HK1054833; India: 221370; Japan: 4689924; Mexico:
supervision time in a high terminal on a forward traffic channel only when the base station 226574; Republic of Korea: 10-0717465; Russian Federation: 2262801; Taiwan: I538607
data rate system has data to send to the access terminal. The base station
minimizes the worst-case period necessary to reclaim traffic
channel resources following a release by periodically transmitting
a configuration packet to its access terminals. The configuration
packet indicates the allocation status of the traffic channels
belonging to the base station. If an access terminal receives a
configuration packet indicating the deallocation of one or all of its
traffic channels, the access terminal immediately ceases its use of
those traffic channels. If an access terminal fails to successfully
decode a configuration packet for a predetermined supervision
time, the access terminal releases its connection with all base
stations and associated traffic channels.

ZL01807763.3 Method and apparatus for A method of supervising on the forward link in a high data rate SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; United States: 6564060; China P.R.: ZL01807763.3; Brazil: PI0108122-5; Canada: 2399729; France: EP1273185;
reducing ratio link system is disclosed, wherein a base station transmits to an access Germany: EP1273185; Great Britain: EP1273185; Hong Kong: HK1054833; India: 221370; Japan: 4689924; Mexico:
supervision time in a high terminal on a forward traffic channel only when the base station 226574; Republic of Korea: 10-0717465; Russian Federation: 2262801; Taiwan: I538607
data rate system has data to send to the access terminal. The base station
minimizes the worst-case period necessary to reclaim traffic
channel resources following a release by periodically transmitting
a configuration packet to its access terminals. The configuration
packet indicates the allocation status of the traffic channels
belonging to the base station. If an access terminal receives a
configuration packet indicating the deallocation of one or all of its
traffic channels, the access terminal immediately ceases its use of
those traffic channels. If an access terminal fails to successfully
decode a configuration packet for a predetermined supervision
time, the access terminal releases its connection with all base
stations and associated traffic channels.

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7519106 Method and apparatus for A wireless telecommunications system includes a base station, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6728300; United States: 6977957; United States: 7519106; United States: 8194719; China P.R.:
maximizing standby time in plurality of remote stations, a first channel for general page SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL01807716.1; Belgium: EP1885152; Brazil: PI0108218-3; European Patent Convention: EP2031930; European
remote stations configured messages containing paging information and broadcast databurst Patent Convention: EP2285166; Finland: EP1885152; France: EP1885152; France: EP1254579; Germany:
to receive broadcast message references, and an auxiliary channel for broadcast EP1254579; Germany: EP1885152; Great Britain: EP1885152; Great Britain: EP1254579; Hong Kong: HK1115262;
databurst messages databurst notification indicators for the purpose of increasing Hong Kong: HK1130985; Hong Kong: HK1154154; Hong Kong: HK1056811; Italy: EP1885152; Japan: 4689925;
standby time in remote stations configured to receive broadcast Netherlands: EP1885152; Republic of Korea: 10-0797660; Spain: EP1885152; Sweden: EP1885152; Taiwan: 189336
databurst messages.

6977957 Method and apparatus for A wireless telecommunications system includes a base station, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6728300; United States: 6977957; United States: 7519106; United States: 8194719; China P.R.:
maximizing standby time in plurality of remote stations, a first channel for general page SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL01807716.1; Belgium: EP1885152; Brazil: PI0108218-3; European Patent Convention: EP2031930; European
remote stations configured messages containing paging information and broadcast databurst Patent Convention: EP2285166; Finland: EP1885152; France: EP1885152; France: EP1254579; Germany:
to receive broadcast message references, and an auxiliary channel for broadcast EP1254579; Germany: EP1885152; Great Britain: EP1885152; Great Britain: EP1254579; Hong Kong: HK1115262;
databurst messages databurst notification indicators for the purpose of increasing Hong Kong: HK1130985; Hong Kong: HK1154154; Hong Kong: HK1056811; Italy: EP1885152; Japan: 4689925;
standby time in remote stations configured to receive broadcast Netherlands: EP1885152; Republic of Korea: 10-0797660; Spain: EP1885152; Sweden: EP1885152; Taiwan: 189336
databurst messages.

6728300 Method and apparatus for A wireless telecommunications system includes a base station, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6728300; United States: 6977957; United States: 7519106; United States: 8194719; China P.R.:
maximizing standby time in plurality of remote stations, a first channel for general page SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL01807716.1; Belgium: EP1885152; Brazil: PI0108218-3; European Patent Convention: EP2031930; European
remote stations configured messages containing paging information and broadcast databurst Patent Convention: EP2285166; Finland: EP1885152; France: EP1885152; France: EP1254579; Germany:
to receive broadcast message references, and an auxiliary channel for broadcast EP1254579; Germany: EP1885152; Great Britain: EP1885152; Great Britain: EP1254579; Hong Kong: HK1115262;
databurst messages databurst notification indicators for the purpose of increasing Hong Kong: HK1130985; Hong Kong: HK1154154; Hong Kong: HK1056811; Italy: EP1885152; Japan: 4689925;
standby time in remote stations configured to receive broadcast Netherlands: EP1885152; Republic of Korea: 10-0797660; Spain: EP1885152; Sweden: EP1885152; Taiwan: 189336
databurst messages.

8194719 Method and apparatus for A wireless telecommunications system includes a base station, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6728300; United States: 6977957; United States: 7519106; United States: 8194719; China P.R.:
maximizing standby time in plurality of remote stations, a first channel for general page SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL01807716.1; Belgium: EP1885152; Brazil: PI0108218-3; European Patent Convention: EP2031930; European
remote stations configured messages containing paging information and broadcast databurst Patent Convention: EP2285166; Finland: EP1885152; France: EP1885152; France: EP1254579; Germany:
to receive broadcast message references, and an auxiliary channel for broadcast EP1254579; Germany: EP1885152; Great Britain: EP1885152; Great Britain: EP1254579; Hong Kong: HK1115262;
databurst messages databurst notification indicators for the purpose of increasing Hong Kong: HK1130985; Hong Kong: HK1154154; Hong Kong: HK1056811; Italy: EP1885152; Japan: 4689925;
standby time in remote stations configured to receive broadcast Netherlands: EP1885152; Republic of Korea: 10-0797660; Spain: EP1885152; Sweden: EP1885152; Taiwan: 189336
databurst messages.

ZL01807716.1 A method and apparatus for A wireless telecommunications system includes a base station, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6728300; United States: 6977957; United States: 7519106; United States: 8194719; China P.R.:
maximizing standby time in plurality of remote stations, a first channel for general page SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL01807716.1; Belgium: EP1885152; Brazil: PI0108218-3; European Patent Convention: EP2031930; European
remote stations configured messages containing paging information and broadcast databurst Patent Convention: EP2285166; Finland: EP1885152; France: EP1885152; France: EP1254579; Germany:
to receive broadcast message references, and an auxiliary channel for broadcast EP1254579; Germany: EP1885152; Great Britain: EP1885152; Great Britain: EP1254579; Hong Kong: HK1115262;
databurst messages databurst notification indicators for the purpose of increasing Hong Kong: HK1130985; Hong Kong: HK1154154; Hong Kong: HK1056811; Italy: EP1885152; Japan: 4689925;
standby time in remote stations configured to receive broadcast Netherlands: EP1885152; Republic of Korea: 10-0797660; Spain: EP1885152; Sweden: EP1885152; Taiwan: 189336
databurst messages.

7373149 Method of handoff within a The present invention is directed to a digital wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6535739; United States: 6853843; United States: 7151933; United States: 7373149; China P.R.:
telecommunications system telecommunications system that includes a plurality of base ZL01810838.5; China P.R.: ZL200810086604.7; Australia: 2001253238; Belgium: EP1273198; Brazil: PI0109873-0;
containing digital base station of differing spectral capabilities, and a plurality of remote Brazil: BR1220140269048; Canada: 2405494; Finland: EP1273198; France: EP1273198; Germany: EP1273198; Great
stations with different stations capable of transmitting data to and receiving Britain: EP1273198; Hong Kong: HK1055198; India: 205917; Indonesia: ID0016047; Ireland: EP1273198; Israel:
spectral capabilities transmissions from the plurality of base stations. The invention 152118; Israel: 194037; Italy: EP1273198; Japan: 4795608; Mexico: 226419; Netherlands: EP1273198; Norway:
herein provides a method for remote station hand-off between 328642; Republic of Korea: 10-0799080; Russian Federation: 2267864; Singapore: 92347; Spain: EP1273198;
base stations of a narrower spectral capacity and base stations of Sweden: EP1273198; Taiwan: I224934; Ukraine: 71670
a wider spectral capacity. A method is provided for a wireless
telecommunications infrastructure to facilitate a remote station
hand-off from a set of narrowband compliant base stations to at
least one wideband compliant base station while a remote station
is in the coverage area of both types of base stations.
Additionally, the invention herein provides remote station
apparatus, base station apparatus, and base station controller
apparatus for performing the handoff methodology of the
present invention.

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7151933 Method of handoff within a The present invention is directed to a digital wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6535739; United States: 6853843; United States: 7151933; United States: 7373149; China P.R.:
telecommunications system telecommunications system that includes a plurality of base ZL01810838.5; China P.R.: ZL200810086604.7; Australia: 2001253238; Belgium: EP1273198; Brazil: PI0109873-0;
containing digital base station of differing spectral capabilities, and a plurality of remote Brazil: BR1220140269048; Canada: 2405494; Finland: EP1273198; France: EP1273198; Germany: EP1273198; Great
stations with different stations capable of transmitting data to and receiving Britain: EP1273198; Hong Kong: HK1055198; India: 205917; Indonesia: ID0016047; Ireland: EP1273198; Israel:
spectral capabilities transmissions from the plurality of base stations. The invention 152118; Israel: 194037; Italy: EP1273198; Japan: 4795608; Mexico: 226419; Netherlands: EP1273198; Norway:
herein provides a method for remote station hand-off between 328642; Republic of Korea: 10-0799080; Russian Federation: 2267864; Singapore: 92347; Spain: EP1273198;
base stations of a narrower spectral capacity and base stations of Sweden: EP1273198; Taiwan: I224934; Ukraine: 71670
a wider spectral capacity. A method is provided for a wireless
telecommunications infrastructure to facilitate a remote station
hand-off from a set of narrowband compliant base stations to at
least one wideband compliant base station while a remote station
is in the coverage area of both types of base stations.
Additionally, the invention herein provides remote station
apparatus, base station apparatus, and base station controller
apparatus for performing the handoff methodology of the
present invention.

6853843 Method of handoff within a The present invention is directed to a digital wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6535739; United States: 6853843; United States: 7151933; United States: 7373149; China P.R.:
telecommunications system telecommunications system that includes a plurality of base ZL01810838.5; China P.R.: ZL200810086604.7; Australia: 2001253238; Belgium: EP1273198; Brazil: PI0109873-0;
containing digital base station of differing spectral capabilities, and a plurality of remote Brazil: BR1220140269048; Canada: 2405494; Finland: EP1273198; France: EP1273198; Germany: EP1273198; Great
stations with different stations capable of transmitting data to and receiving Britain: EP1273198; Hong Kong: HK1055198; India: 205917; Indonesia: ID0016047; Ireland: EP1273198; Israel:
spectral capabilities transmissions from the plurality of base stations. The invention 152118; Israel: 194037; Italy: EP1273198; Japan: 4795608; Mexico: 226419; Netherlands: EP1273198; Norway:
herein provides a method for remote station hand-off between 328642; Republic of Korea: 10-0799080; Russian Federation: 2267864; Singapore: 92347; Spain: EP1273198;
base stations of a narrower spectral capacity and base stations of Sweden: EP1273198; Taiwan: I224934; Ukraine: 71670
a wider spectral capacity. A method is provided for a wireless
telecommunications infrastructure to facilitate a remote station
hand-off from a set of narrowband compliant base stations to at
least one wideband compliant base station while a remote station
is in the coverage area of both types of base stations.
Additionally, the invention herein provides remote station
apparatus, base station apparatus, and base station controller
apparatus for performing the handoff methodology of the
present invention.

6535739 METHOD OF HANDOFF The present invention is directed to a digital wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6535739; United States: 6853843; United States: 7151933; United States: 7373149; China P.R.:
WITHIN A telecommunications system that includes a plurality of base ZL01810838.5; China P.R.: ZL200810086604.7; Australia: 2001253238; Belgium: EP1273198; Brazil: PI0109873-0;
TELECOMMUNICATIONS station of differing spectral capabilities, and a plurality of remote Brazil: BR1220140269048; Canada: 2405494; Finland: EP1273198; France: EP1273198; Germany: EP1273198; Great
SYSTEM CONTAINING stations capable of transmitting data to and receiving Britain: EP1273198; Hong Kong: HK1055198; India: 205917; Indonesia: ID0016047; Ireland: EP1273198; Israel:
DIGITAL BASE STATIONS transmissions from the plurality of base stations. The invention 152118; Israel: 194037; Italy: EP1273198; Japan: 4795608; Mexico: 226419; Netherlands: EP1273198; Norway:
WITH DIFFERENT SPECTRAL herein provides a method for remote station hand-off between 328642; Republic of Korea: 10-0799080; Russian Federation: 2267864; Singapore: 92347; Spain: EP1273198;
CAPABILTIES base stations of a narrower spectral capacity and base stations of Sweden: EP1273198; Taiwan: I224934; Ukraine: 71670
a wider spectral capacity. A method is provided for a wireless
telecommunications infrastructure to facilitate a remote station
hand-off from a set of narrowband compliant base stations to at
least one wideband compliant base station while a remote station
is in the coverage area of both types of base stations.
Additionally, the invention herein provides remote station
apparatus, base station apparatus, and base station controller
apparatus for performing the handoff methodology of the
present invention.

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ZL200810086604.7 Handoff method for digital The present invention is directed to a digital wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6535739; United States: 6853843; United States: 7151933; United States: 7373149; China P.R.:
base stations with different telecommunications system that includes a plurality of base ZL01810838.5; China P.R.: ZL200810086604.7; Australia: 2001253238; Belgium: EP1273198; Brazil: PI0109873-0;
spectral capabilities station of differing spectral capabilities, and a plurality of remote Brazil: BR1220140269048; Canada: 2405494; Finland: EP1273198; France: EP1273198; Germany: EP1273198; Great
stations capable of transmitting data to and receiving Britain: EP1273198; Hong Kong: HK1055198; India: 205917; Indonesia: ID0016047; Ireland: EP1273198; Israel:
transmissions from the plurality of base stations. The invention 152118; Israel: 194037; Italy: EP1273198; Japan: 4795608; Mexico: 226419; Netherlands: EP1273198; Norway:
herein provides a method for remote station hand-off between 328642; Republic of Korea: 10-0799080; Russian Federation: 2267864; Singapore: 92347; Spain: EP1273198;
base stations of a narrower spectral capacity and base stations of Sweden: EP1273198; Taiwan: I224934; Ukraine: 71670
a wider spectral capacity. A method is provided for a wireless
telecommunications infrastructure to facilitate a remote station
hand-off from a set of narrowband compliant base stations to at
least one wideband compliant base station while a remote station
is in the coverage area of both types of base stations.
Additionally, the invention herein provides remote station
apparatus, base station apparatus, and base station controller
apparatus for performing the handoff methodology of the
present invention.

ZL01810838.5 Handoff method for digital The present invention is directed to a digital wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6535739; United States: 6853843; United States: 7151933; United States: 7373149; China P.R.:
base stations with different telecommunications system that includes a plurality of base ZL01810838.5; China P.R.: ZL200810086604.7; Australia: 2001253238; Belgium: EP1273198; Brazil: PI0109873-0;
spectral capabilities station of differing spectral capabilities, and a plurality of remote Brazil: BR1220140269048; Canada: 2405494; Finland: EP1273198; France: EP1273198; Germany: EP1273198; Great
stations capable of transmitting data to and receiving Britain: EP1273198; Hong Kong: HK1055198; India: 205917; Indonesia: ID0016047; Ireland: EP1273198; Israel:
transmissions from the plurality of base stations. The invention 152118; Israel: 194037; Italy: EP1273198; Japan: 4795608; Mexico: 226419; Netherlands: EP1273198; Norway:
herein provides a method for remote station hand-off between 328642; Republic of Korea: 10-0799080; Russian Federation: 2267864; Singapore: 92347; Spain: EP1273198;
base stations of a narrower spectral capacity and base stations of Sweden: EP1273198; Taiwan: I224934; Ukraine: 71670
a wider spectral capacity. A method is provided for a wireless
telecommunications infrastructure to facilitate a remote station
hand-off from a set of narrowband compliant base stations to at
least one wideband compliant base station while a remote station
is in the coverage area of both types of base stations.
Additionally, the invention herein provides remote station
apparatus, base station apparatus, and base station controller
apparatus for performing the handoff methodology of the
present invention.

6246673 Method and system for A method and system that enables faster acquisition of the SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6246673
handoff between an forward link signal of a target base station in a mixed network of
asynchronous CDMA base synchronous and asynchronous base stations is disclosed. The
station and a synchronous serving base station transmits in a neighbor list an estimated
CDMA base station timing error 417 between the serving base station and a target
base station. By utilizing the timing information, a mobile station
estimates the relative time offset 408 between forward link
signals received from the serving base station and signals
received from the target base station. Timing information
acquired during handoff enables accurate updating of the
estimated timing error 417 subsequently transmitted in the
neighbor lists by the base stations.

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7613978 Method and an apparatus A method and an apparatus for quick retransmission of signals in SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6694469; United States: 7127654; United States: 7613978; China P.R.: ZL01809657.3; Brazil:
for a quick retransmission of a communication system are disclosed. A transmitting terminal, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; PI0110002-5; Canada: 2406216; European Patent Convention: EP2066061; European Patent Convention:
signals in a communication e.g., a base station, transmits signals in a form of packets to a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; EP2312786; European Patent Convention: EP2854321; France: EP1273123; Germany: EP1273123; Great Britain:
system receiving terminal, e.g., a subscriber station. The receiving SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; EP1273123; Hong Kong: HK1055039; India: 208621; Italy: EP1273123; Japan: 5583639; Japan: 2012-080582; Japan:
terminal determines if the packet was intended for the receiving SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; 2014-033458; Japan: 2014-222901; Mexico: 234667; Mexico: 254435; Republic of Korea: 10-0762768; Russian
terminal, and if so, the receiving terminal demodulates the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; Federation: 2295833; Russian Federation: 2462824; Spain: EP1273123; Taiwan: I507434
packet. The receiving terminal then computes a quality metric of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321;
the packet, and compares the computed quality metric with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322;
quality metric contained in the packet. If the quality metrics SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
match, the packet is declared correctly received, and is forwarded SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
for further processing. If the quality metrics fail to match, the
receiving terminal sends a request for retransmission of the
packet. The transmitting terminal determines which packet
needs to be retransmitted based on the request for
retransmission. The transmitting terminal then schedules the
packet for retransmission.

7127654 Method and an apparatus A method and an apparatus for quick retransmission of signals in SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6694469; United States: 7127654; United States: 7613978; China P.R.: ZL01809657.3; Brazil:
for a quick retransmission of a communication system are disclosed. A transmitting terminal, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; PI0110002-5; Canada: 2406216; European Patent Convention: EP2066061; European Patent Convention:
signals in a communication e.g., a base station, transmits signals in a form of packets to a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; EP2312786; European Patent Convention: EP2854321; France: EP1273123; Germany: EP1273123; Great Britain:
system receiving terminal, e.g., a subscriber station. The receiving SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; EP1273123; Hong Kong: HK1055039; India: 208621; Italy: EP1273123; Japan: 5583639; Japan: 2012-080582; Japan:
terminal determines if the packet was intended for the receiving SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; 2014-033458; Japan: 2014-222901; Mexico: 234667; Mexico: 254435; Republic of Korea: 10-0762768; Russian
terminal, and if so, the receiving terminal demodulates the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; Federation: 2295833; Russian Federation: 2462824; Spain: EP1273123; Taiwan: I507434
packet. The receiving terminal then computes a quality metric of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321;
the packet, and compares the computed quality metric with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322;
quality metric contained in the packet. If the quality metrics SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
match, the packet is declared correctly received, and is forwarded SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
for further processing. If the quality metrics fail to match, the
receiving terminal sends a request for retransmission of the
packet. The transmitting terminal determines which packet
needs to be retransmitted based on the request for
retransmission. The transmitting terminal then schedules the
packet for retransmission.

6694469 METHOD AND AN A method and an apparatus for quick retransmission of signals in SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6694469; United States: 7127654; United States: 7613978; China P.R.: ZL01809657.3; Brazil:
APPARATUS FOR A QUICK a communication system are disclosed. A transmitting terminal, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; PI0110002-5; Canada: 2406216; European Patent Convention: EP2066061; European Patent Convention:
RETRANMISSION OF e.g., a base station, transmits signals in a form of packets to a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; EP2312786; European Patent Convention: EP2854321; France: EP1273123; Germany: EP1273123; Great Britain:
SIGNALS IN A receiving terminal, e.g., a subscriber station. The receiving SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; EP1273123; Hong Kong: HK1055039; India: 208621; Italy: EP1273123; Japan: 5583639; Japan: 2012-080582; Japan:
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM terminal determines if the packet was intended for the receiving SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; 2014-033458; Japan: 2014-222901; Mexico: 234667; Mexico: 254435; Republic of Korea: 10-0762768; Russian
terminal, and if so, the receiving terminal demodulates the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; Federation: 2295833; Russian Federation: 2462824; Spain: EP1273123; Taiwan: I507434
packet. The receiving terminal then computes a quality metric of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321;
the packet, and compares the computed quality metric with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322;
quality metric contained in the packet. If the quality metrics SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
match, the packet is declared correctly received, and is forwarded SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
for further processing. If the quality metrics fail to match, the
receiving terminal sends a request for retransmission of the
packet. The transmitting terminal determines which packet
needs to be retransmitted based on the request for
retransmission. The transmitting terminal then schedules the
packet for retransmission.

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ZL01809657.3 An apparatus for A method and an apparatus for quick retransmission of signals in SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6694469; United States: 7127654; United States: 7613978; China P.R.: ZL01809657.3; Brazil:
retransmission of signals in a a communication system are disclosed. A transmitting terminal, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; PI0110002-5; Canada: 2406216; European Patent Convention: EP2066061; European Patent Convention:
communication system e.g., a base station, transmits signals in a form of packets to a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; EP2312786; European Patent Convention: EP2854321; France: EP1273123; Germany: EP1273123; Great Britain:
receiving terminal, e.g., a subscriber station. The receiving SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; EP1273123; Hong Kong: HK1055039; India: 208621; Italy: EP1273123; Japan: 5583639; Japan: 2012-080582; Japan:
terminal determines if the packet was intended for the receiving SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; 2014-033458; Japan: 2014-222901; Mexico: 234667; Mexico: 254435; Republic of Korea: 10-0762768; Russian
terminal, and if so, the receiving terminal demodulates the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; Federation: 2295833; Russian Federation: 2462824; Spain: EP1273123; Taiwan: I507434
packet. The receiving terminal then computes a quality metric of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321;
the packet, and compares the computed quality metric with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322;
quality metric contained in the packet. If the quality metrics SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
match, the packet is declared correctly received, and is forwarded SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
for further processing. If the quality metrics fail to match, the
receiving terminal sends a request for retransmission of the
packet. The transmitting terminal determines which packet
needs to be retransmitted based on the request for
retransmission. The transmitting terminal then schedules the
packet for retransmission.

7088701 METHOD AND APPARATUS In a high data rate communication system, a method and SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; United States: 7088701; China P.R.: ZL01810928.4; Brazil: PI0110003-3; European Patent Convention: EP1873952;
FOR ADAPTIVE apparatus for improved throughput while transmitting data SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; Finland: EP1273121; France: EP1273121; Germany: EP1273121; Great Britain: EP1273121; Hong Kong: HK1057952;
TRANSMISSION CONTROL IN packets within multiple time slots. In order to avoid unnecessary SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; Italy: EP1273121; Japan: 5073908; Japan: 5607089; Netherlands: EP1273121; Republic of Korea: 10-0825239;
A HIGH DATA RATE retransmissions of a packet, a subscriber station sends a Stop- Republic of Korea: 10-0866815; Spain: EP1273121; Sweden: EP1273121; Taiwan: I511349
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM Repeat signal to a base station, causing the base station to cease
further transmissions of the packet. In order to enable successful
decoding of a packet, a subscriber station sends a Continue-
Repeat signal to a base station, causing the base station to send
retransmissions of the packet during time slots beyond a
predetermined default number of time slots

ZL01810928.4 METHOD AND APPARATUS In a high data rate communication system, a method and SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; United States: 7088701; China P.R.: ZL01810928.4; Brazil: PI0110003-3; European Patent Convention: EP1873952;
FOR ADAPTIVE apparatus for improved throughput while transmitting data SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; Finland: EP1273121; France: EP1273121; Germany: EP1273121; Great Britain: EP1273121; Hong Kong: HK1057952;
TRANSMISSION CONTROL IN packets within multiple time slots. In order to avoid unnecessary SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; Italy: EP1273121; Japan: 5073908; Japan: 5607089; Netherlands: EP1273121; Republic of Korea: 10-0825239;
A HIGH DATA RATE retransmissions of a packet, a subscriber station sends a Stop- Republic of Korea: 10-0866815; Spain: EP1273121; Sweden: EP1273121; Taiwan: I511349
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM Repeat signal to a base station, causing the base station to cease
further transmissions of the packet. In order to enable successful
decoding of a packet, a subscriber station sends a Continue-
Repeat signal to a base station, causing the base station to send
retransmissions of the packet during time slots beyond a
predetermined default number of time slots

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8498308 Method and apparatus for In a high data rate communication system capable of variable SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7245594; United States: 8498308; China P.R.: ZL01812060.1; China P.R.: ZL200610144585.X;
fast closed-loop rate rate transmission, an open loop rate control can be adjusted with SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Australia: 2001263081; Austria: EP1770924; Austria: EP2249521; Austria: EP2256997; Austria: EP2256998;
adaptation in a high rate a closed loop rate control to maximize throughput. An access SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; Belgium: EP1287649; Belgium: EP1755293; Belgium: EP1770924; Belgium: EP2249521; Belgium: EP2256997;
packet data transmission point generates interleaved multi-slot packets that allow an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP2256998; Brazil: PI0110730-5; Brazil: PI0117252-2; Canada: 2408619; Denmark: EP1770924; Denmark:
access terminal to transmit indicator messages to the access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2249521; Denmark: EP2256997; Denmark: EP2256998; European Patent Convention: EP2106077; Finland:
point in accordance with recently received data carried within SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1287649; Finland: EP1755293; Finland: EP1770924; Finland: EP2249521; Finland: EP2256997; Finland:
slots of the multi-slot packets. EP2256998; France: EP1287649; France: EP1755293; France: EP1770924; France: EP2249521; France: EP2256997;
France: EP2256998; Germany: EP1287649; Germany: EP1755293; Germany: EP1770924; Germany: EP2249521;
Germany: EP2256997; Germany: EP2256998; Great Britain: EP1287649; Great Britain: EP1755293; Great Britain:
EP1770924; Great Britain: EP2249521; Great Britain: EP2256997; Great Britain: EP2256998; Greece: EP1770924;
Greece: EP2249521; Greece: EP2256997; Greece: EP2256998; Hong Kong: HK1150407; Hong Kong: HK1151401;
Hong Kong: HK1135255; Hong Kong: HK1151647; Hong Kong: HK1076951; Hong Kong: HK1105724; Hong Kong:
HK1104400; India: 212226; India: 244168; Indonesia: IDP0028103; Indonesia: 050.4352A; Ireland: EP1287649;
Ireland: EP1755293; Ireland: EP1770924; Ireland: EP2249521; Ireland: EP2256997; Ireland: EP2256998; Israel:
152712; Israel: 180344; Israel: 205411; Italy: EP1287649; Italy: EP1755293; Italy: EP1770924; Italy: EP2249521;
Italy: EP2256997; Italy: EP2256998; Japan: 4689931; Japan: 4814053; Japan: 4778106; Mexico: 229497;
Netherlands: EP1287649; Netherlands: EP1755293; Netherlands: EP1770924; Netherlands: EP2249521;
Netherlands: EP2256997; Netherlands: EP2256998; Norway: 327847; Norway: 20070269; Portugal: EP1770924;
Portugal: EP2249521; Portugal: EP2256997; Portugal: EP2256998; Republic of Korea: 10-0861279; Republic of
Korea: 10-0925126; Russian Federation: 2275748; Singapore: 92966; Spain: EP1287649; Spain: EP1755293; Spain:
EP1770924; Spain: EP2249521; Spain: EP2256997; Spain: EP2256998; Sweden: EP1287649; Sweden: EP1755293;
Sweden: EP1770924; Sweden: EP2249521; Sweden: EP2256997; Sweden: EP2256998; Switzerland: EP1770924;
Switzerland: EP2249521; Switzerland: EP2256997; Switzerland: EP2256998; Taiwan: I232660; Ukraine: 79923;
Ukraine: 91684

7245594 Method and apparatus for In a high data rate communication system capable of variable SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7245594; United States: 8498308; China P.R.: ZL01812060.1; China P.R.: ZL200610144585.X;
fast closed-loop rate rate transmission, an open loop rate control can be adjusted with SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Australia: 2001263081; Austria: EP1770924; Austria: EP2249521; Austria: EP2256997; Austria: EP2256998;
adaptation in a high rate a closed loop rate control to maximize throughput. An access SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; Belgium: EP1287649; Belgium: EP1755293; Belgium: EP1770924; Belgium: EP2249521; Belgium: EP2256997;
packet data transmission point generates interleaved multi-slot packets that allow an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP2256998; Brazil: PI0110730-5; Brazil: PI0117252-2; Canada: 2408619; Denmark: EP1770924; Denmark:
access terminal to transmit indicator messages to the access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2249521; Denmark: EP2256997; Denmark: EP2256998; European Patent Convention: EP2106077; Finland:
point in accordance with recently received data carried within SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1287649; Finland: EP1755293; Finland: EP1770924; Finland: EP2249521; Finland: EP2256997; Finland:
slots of the multi-slot packets. EP2256998; France: EP1287649; France: EP1755293; France: EP1770924; France: EP2249521; France: EP2256997;
France: EP2256998; Germany: EP1287649; Germany: EP1755293; Germany: EP1770924; Germany: EP2249521;
Germany: EP2256997; Germany: EP2256998; Great Britain: EP1287649; Great Britain: EP1755293; Great Britain:
EP1770924; Great Britain: EP2249521; Great Britain: EP2256997; Great Britain: EP2256998; Greece: EP1770924;
Greece: EP2249521; Greece: EP2256997; Greece: EP2256998; Hong Kong: HK1150407; Hong Kong: HK1151401;
Hong Kong: HK1135255; Hong Kong: HK1151647; Hong Kong: HK1076951; Hong Kong: HK1105724; Hong Kong:
HK1104400; India: 212226; India: 244168; Indonesia: IDP0028103; Indonesia: 050.4352A; Ireland: EP1287649;
Ireland: EP1755293; Ireland: EP1770924; Ireland: EP2249521; Ireland: EP2256997; Ireland: EP2256998; Israel:
152712; Israel: 180344; Israel: 205411; Italy: EP1287649; Italy: EP1755293; Italy: EP1770924; Italy: EP2249521;
Italy: EP2256997; Italy: EP2256998; Japan: 4689931; Japan: 4814053; Japan: 4778106; Mexico: 229497;
Netherlands: EP1287649; Netherlands: EP1755293; Netherlands: EP1770924; Netherlands: EP2249521;
Netherlands: EP2256997; Netherlands: EP2256998; Norway: 327847; Norway: 20070269; Portugal: EP1770924;
Portugal: EP2249521; Portugal: EP2256997; Portugal: EP2256998; Republic of Korea: 10-0861279; Republic of
Korea: 10-0925126; Russian Federation: 2275748; Singapore: 92966; Spain: EP1287649; Spain: EP1755293; Spain:
EP1770924; Spain: EP2249521; Spain: EP2256997; Spain: EP2256998; Sweden: EP1287649; Sweden: EP1755293;
Sweden: EP1770924; Sweden: EP2249521; Sweden: EP2256997; Sweden: EP2256998; Switzerland: EP1770924;
Switzerland: EP2249521; Switzerland: EP2256997; Switzerland: EP2256998; Taiwan: I232660; Ukraine: 79923;
Ukraine: 91684

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ZL200610144585.X Method and apparatus for In a high data rate communication system capable of variable SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7245594; United States: 8498308; China P.R.: ZL01812060.1; China P.R.: ZL200610144585.X;
fast closed-loop rate rate transmission, an open loop rate control can be adjusted with SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Australia: 2001263081; Austria: EP1770924; Austria: EP2249521; Austria: EP2256997; Austria: EP2256998;
adaptation in a high rate a closed loop rate control to maximize throughput. An access SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; Belgium: EP1287649; Belgium: EP1755293; Belgium: EP1770924; Belgium: EP2249521; Belgium: EP2256997;
packet data transmission point generates interleaved multi-slot packets that allow an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP2256998; Brazil: PI0110730-5; Brazil: PI0117252-2; Canada: 2408619; Denmark: EP1770924; Denmark:
access terminal to transmit indicator messages to the access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2249521; Denmark: EP2256997; Denmark: EP2256998; European Patent Convention: EP2106077; Finland:
point in accordance with recently received data carried within SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1287649; Finland: EP1755293; Finland: EP1770924; Finland: EP2249521; Finland: EP2256997; Finland:
slots of the multi-slot packets. EP2256998; France: EP1287649; France: EP1755293; France: EP1770924; France: EP2249521; France: EP2256997;
France: EP2256998; Germany: EP1287649; Germany: EP1755293; Germany: EP1770924; Germany: EP2249521;
Germany: EP2256997; Germany: EP2256998; Great Britain: EP1287649; Great Britain: EP1755293; Great Britain:
EP1770924; Great Britain: EP2249521; Great Britain: EP2256997; Great Britain: EP2256998; Greece: EP1770924;
Greece: EP2249521; Greece: EP2256997; Greece: EP2256998; Hong Kong: HK1150407; Hong Kong: HK1151401;
Hong Kong: HK1135255; Hong Kong: HK1151647; Hong Kong: HK1076951; Hong Kong: HK1105724; Hong Kong:
HK1104400; India: 212226; India: 244168; Indonesia: IDP0028103; Indonesia: 050.4352A; Ireland: EP1287649;
Ireland: EP1755293; Ireland: EP1770924; Ireland: EP2249521; Ireland: EP2256997; Ireland: EP2256998; Israel:
152712; Israel: 180344; Israel: 205411; Italy: EP1287649; Italy: EP1755293; Italy: EP1770924; Italy: EP2249521;
Italy: EP2256997; Italy: EP2256998; Japan: 4689931; Japan: 4814053; Japan: 4778106; Mexico: 229497;
Netherlands: EP1287649; Netherlands: EP1755293; Netherlands: EP1770924; Netherlands: EP2249521;
Netherlands: EP2256997; Netherlands: EP2256998; Norway: 327847; Norway: 20070269; Portugal: EP1770924;
Portugal: EP2249521; Portugal: EP2256997; Portugal: EP2256998; Republic of Korea: 10-0861279; Republic of
Korea: 10-0925126; Russian Federation: 2275748; Singapore: 92966; Spain: EP1287649; Spain: EP1755293; Spain:
EP1770924; Spain: EP2249521; Spain: EP2256997; Spain: EP2256998; Sweden: EP1287649; Sweden: EP1755293;
Sweden: EP1770924; Sweden: EP2249521; Sweden: EP2256997; Sweden: EP2256998; Switzerland: EP1770924;
Switzerland: EP2249521; Switzerland: EP2256997; Switzerland: EP2256998; Taiwan: I232660; Ukraine: 79923;
Ukraine: 91684

ZL01812060.1 Method and apparatus for In a high data rate communication system capable of variable SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7245594; United States: 8498308; China P.R.: ZL01812060.1; China P.R.: ZL200610144585.X;
fast closed-loop rate rate transmission, an open loop rate control can be adjusted with SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Australia: 2001263081; Austria: EP1770924; Austria: EP2249521; Austria: EP2256997; Austria: EP2256998;
adaptation in a high rate a closed loop rate control to maximize throughput. An access SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; Belgium: EP1287649; Belgium: EP1755293; Belgium: EP1770924; Belgium: EP2249521; Belgium: EP2256997;
packet data transmission point generates interleaved multi-slot packets that allow an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP2256998; Brazil: PI0110730-5; Brazil: PI0117252-2; Canada: 2408619; Denmark: EP1770924; Denmark:
access terminal to transmit indicator messages to the access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2249521; Denmark: EP2256997; Denmark: EP2256998; European Patent Convention: EP2106077; Finland:
point in accordance with recently received data carried within SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1287649; Finland: EP1755293; Finland: EP1770924; Finland: EP2249521; Finland: EP2256997; Finland:
slots of the multi-slot packets. EP2256998; France: EP1287649; France: EP1755293; France: EP1770924; France: EP2249521; France: EP2256997;
France: EP2256998; Germany: EP1287649; Germany: EP1755293; Germany: EP1770924; Germany: EP2249521;
Germany: EP2256997; Germany: EP2256998; Great Britain: EP1287649; Great Britain: EP1755293; Great Britain:
EP1770924; Great Britain: EP2249521; Great Britain: EP2256997; Great Britain: EP2256998; Greece: EP1770924;
Greece: EP2249521; Greece: EP2256997; Greece: EP2256998; Hong Kong: HK1150407; Hong Kong: HK1151401;
Hong Kong: HK1135255; Hong Kong: HK1151647; Hong Kong: HK1076951; Hong Kong: HK1105724; Hong Kong:
HK1104400; India: 212226; India: 244168; Indonesia: IDP0028103; Indonesia: 050.4352A; Ireland: EP1287649;
Ireland: EP1755293; Ireland: EP1770924; Ireland: EP2249521; Ireland: EP2256997; Ireland: EP2256998; Israel:
152712; Israel: 180344; Israel: 205411; Italy: EP1287649; Italy: EP1755293; Italy: EP1770924; Italy: EP2249521;
Italy: EP2256997; Italy: EP2256998; Japan: 4689931; Japan: 4814053; Japan: 4778106; Mexico: 229497;
Netherlands: EP1287649; Netherlands: EP1755293; Netherlands: EP1770924; Netherlands: EP2249521;
Netherlands: EP2256997; Netherlands: EP2256998; Norway: 327847; Norway: 20070269; Portugal: EP1770924;
Portugal: EP2249521; Portugal: EP2256997; Portugal: EP2256998; Republic of Korea: 10-0861279; Republic of
Korea: 10-0925126; Russian Federation: 2275748; Singapore: 92966; Spain: EP1287649; Spain: EP1755293; Spain:
EP1770924; Spain: EP2249521; Spain: EP2256997; Spain: EP2256998; Sweden: EP1287649; Sweden: EP1755293;
Sweden: EP1770924; Sweden: EP2249521; Sweden: EP2256997; Sweden: EP2256998; Switzerland: EP1770924;
Switzerland: EP2249521; Switzerland: EP2256997; Switzerland: EP2256998; Taiwan: I232660; Ukraine: 79923;
Ukraine: 91684

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7426466 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for predictively quantizing voiced SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 7426466; United States: 8660840; China P.R.: ZL200510052749.1; Brazil: PI0110253-2; Finland:
quantizing pitch, amplitude, speech includes a parameter generator and a quantizer. The EP1279167; Finland: EP1796083; France: EP1279167; France: EP1796083; Germany: EP1279167; Germany:
phase and linear spectrum of parameter generator is configured to extract parameters from EP1796083; Germany: EP2040253; Great Britain: EP1279167; Great Britain: EP1796083; Great Britain: EP2040253;
voiced speech frames of predictive speech such as voiced speech, and to Hong Kong: HK1078979; Italy: EP1279167; Italy: EP1796083; Japan: 5037772; Netherlands: EP1796083; Republic of
transform the extracted information to a frequency-domain Korea: 10-0804461; Spain: EP1279167; Spain: EP1796083; Sweden: EP1279167; Sweden: EP1796083; Taiwan:
representation. The quantizer is configured to subtract a 519616
weighted sum of the parameters for previous frames from the
parameter for the current frame. The quantizer is configured to
quantize the difference value. A prototype extractor may be
added to first extract a pitch period prototype to be processed by
the parameter generator.

8660840 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for predictively quantizing voiced SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 7426466; United States: 8660840; China P.R.: ZL200510052749.1; Brazil: PI0110253-2; Finland:
predictively quantizing speech includes a parameter generator and a quantizer. The EP1279167; Finland: EP1796083; France: EP1279167; France: EP1796083; Germany: EP1279167; Germany:
voiced speech parameter generator is configured to extract parameters from EP1796083; Germany: EP2040253; Great Britain: EP1279167; Great Britain: EP1796083; Great Britain: EP2040253;
frames of predictive speech such as voiced speech, and to Hong Kong: HK1078979; Italy: EP1279167; Italy: EP1796083; Japan: 5037772; Netherlands: EP1796083; Republic of
transform the extracted information to a frequency-domain Korea: 10-0804461; Spain: EP1279167; Spain: EP1796083; Sweden: EP1279167; Sweden: EP1796083; Taiwan:
representation. The quantizer is configured to subtract a 519616
weighted sum of the parameters for previous frames from the
parameter for the current frame. The quantizer is configured to
quantize the difference value. A prototype extractor may be
added to first extract a pitch period prototype to be processed by
the parameter generator.

ZL200510052749.1 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for predictively quantizing voiced SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 7426466; United States: 8660840; China P.R.: ZL200510052749.1; Brazil: PI0110253-2; Finland:
predictively quantizing speech includes a parameter generator and a quantizer. The EP1279167; Finland: EP1796083; France: EP1279167; France: EP1796083; Germany: EP1279167; Germany:
voiced speech parameter generator is configured to extract parameters from EP1796083; Germany: EP2040253; Great Britain: EP1279167; Great Britain: EP1796083; Great Britain: EP2040253;
frames of predictive speech such as voiced speech, and to Hong Kong: HK1078979; Italy: EP1279167; Italy: EP1796083; Japan: 5037772; Netherlands: EP1796083; Republic of
transform the extracted information to a frequency-domain Korea: 10-0804461; Spain: EP1279167; Spain: EP1796083; Sweden: EP1279167; Sweden: EP1796083; Taiwan:
representation. The quantizer is configured to subtract a 519616
weighted sum of the parameters for previous frames from the
parameter for the current frame. The quantizer is configured to
quantize the difference value. A prototype extractor may be
added to first extract a pitch period prototype to be processed by
the parameter generator.

7492754 Method and apparatus in a A novel and improved method and apparatus, in a WCDMA SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7254118; United States: 7492754; United States: 8244256; United States: 8433340; China P.R.:
CDMA communication communication system, for informing a mobile station of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL01810008.2; Austria: EP1284057; Belgium: EP1284057; Belgium: EP1739862; Brazil: PI0111011-0; Brazil:
system downlink data frame time offset by determining the downlink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0117251-4; Denmark: EP1284057; Finland: EP1284057; Finland: EP1739862; France: EP1284057; France:
data frame time offset, and transmitting the downlink data frame SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1739862; Germany: EP1284057; Germany: EP1739862; Great Britain: EP1284057; Great Britain: EP1739862;
time offset via an Active Set Update message transmitted from a Greece: EP1284057; Hong Kong: HK1056051; Ireland: EP1284057; Ireland: EP1739862; Italy: EP1284057; Italy:
cell to mobile station. Once an Active Set Update message is EP1739862; Japan: 4447816; Japan: 5312850; Japan: 5684317; Netherlands: EP1284057; Netherlands: EP1739862;
received, the data frame time offset information is provided to a Portugal: EP1284057; Republic of Korea: 10-0806459; Republic of Korea: 10-0855774; Republic of Korea: 10-
timing block which may determine data frame boundary of each 0884169; Spain: EP1284057; Spain: EP1739862; Sweden: EP1284057; Sweden: EP1739862; Switzerland:
downlink signal. Timing block may then adjust the PN sequence EP1284057; Taiwan: 515161; Turkey: EP1284057
timing corresponding to the downlink signal associated with the
data frame time offset such that corresponding data symbols in
each data frame are correctly soft combined in a combiner.

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8244256 Method and apparatus in a A novel and improved method and apparatus, in a WCDMA SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7254118; United States: 7492754; United States: 8244256; United States: 8433340; China P.R.:
CDMA communication communication system, for informing a mobile station of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL01810008.2; Austria: EP1284057; Belgium: EP1284057; Belgium: EP1739862; Brazil: PI0111011-0; Brazil:
system downlink data frame time offset by determining the downlink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0117251-4; Denmark: EP1284057; Finland: EP1284057; Finland: EP1739862; France: EP1284057; France:
data frame time offset, and transmitting the downlink data frame SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1739862; Germany: EP1284057; Germany: EP1739862; Great Britain: EP1284057; Great Britain: EP1739862;
time offset via an Active Set Update message transmitted from a Greece: EP1284057; Hong Kong: HK1056051; Ireland: EP1284057; Ireland: EP1739862; Italy: EP1284057; Italy:
cell to mobile station. Once an Active Set Update message is EP1739862; Japan: 4447816; Japan: 5312850; Japan: 5684317; Netherlands: EP1284057; Netherlands: EP1739862;
received, the data frame time offset information is provided to a Portugal: EP1284057; Republic of Korea: 10-0806459; Republic of Korea: 10-0855774; Republic of Korea: 10-
timing block which may determine data frame boundary of each 0884169; Spain: EP1284057; Spain: EP1739862; Sweden: EP1284057; Sweden: EP1739862; Switzerland:
downlink signal. Timing block may then adjust the PN sequence EP1284057; Taiwan: 515161; Turkey: EP1284057
timing corresponding to the downlink signal associated with the
data frame time offset such that corresponding data symbols in
each data frame are correctly soft combined in a combiner.

7254118 Method and apparatus in a A novel and improved method and apparatus, in a WCDMA SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7254118; United States: 7492754; United States: 8244256; United States: 8433340; China P.R.:
CDMA communication communication system, for informing a mobile station of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL01810008.2; Austria: EP1284057; Belgium: EP1284057; Belgium: EP1739862; Brazil: PI0111011-0; Brazil:
system downlink data frame time offset by determining the downlink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0117251-4; Denmark: EP1284057; Finland: EP1284057; Finland: EP1739862; France: EP1284057; France:
data frame time offset, and transmitting the downlink data frame SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1739862; Germany: EP1284057; Germany: EP1739862; Great Britain: EP1284057; Great Britain: EP1739862;
time offset via an Active Set Update message transmitted from a Greece: EP1284057; Hong Kong: HK1056051; Ireland: EP1284057; Ireland: EP1739862; Italy: EP1284057; Italy:
cell to mobile station. Once an Active Set Update message is EP1739862; Japan: 4447816; Japan: 5312850; Japan: 5684317; Netherlands: EP1284057; Netherlands: EP1739862;
received, the data frame time offset information is provided to a Portugal: EP1284057; Republic of Korea: 10-0806459; Republic of Korea: 10-0855774; Republic of Korea: 10-
timing block which may determine data frame boundary of each 0884169; Spain: EP1284057; Spain: EP1739862; Sweden: EP1284057; Sweden: EP1739862; Switzerland:
downlink signal. Timing block may then adjust the PN sequence EP1284057; Taiwan: 515161; Turkey: EP1284057
timing corresponding to the downlink signal associated with the
data frame time offset such that corresponding data symbols in
each data frame are correctly soft combined in a combiner.

8433340 Method and apparatus in a A novel and improved method and apparatus, in a WCDMA SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7254118; United States: 7492754; United States: 8244256; United States: 8433340; China P.R.:
CDMA communication communication system, for informing a mobile station of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL01810008.2; Austria: EP1284057; Belgium: EP1284057; Belgium: EP1739862; Brazil: PI0111011-0; Brazil:
system downlink data frame time offset by determining the downlink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0117251-4; Denmark: EP1284057; Finland: EP1284057; Finland: EP1739862; France: EP1284057; France:
data frame time offset, and transmitting the downlink data frame SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1739862; Germany: EP1284057; Germany: EP1739862; Great Britain: EP1284057; Great Britain: EP1739862;
time offset via an Active Set Update message transmitted from a Greece: EP1284057; Hong Kong: HK1056051; Ireland: EP1284057; Ireland: EP1739862; Italy: EP1284057; Italy:
cell to mobile station. Once an Active Set Update message is EP1739862; Japan: 4447816; Japan: 5312850; Japan: 5684317; Netherlands: EP1284057; Netherlands: EP1739862;
received, the data frame time offset information is provided to a Portugal: EP1284057; Republic of Korea: 10-0806459; Republic of Korea: 10-0855774; Republic of Korea: 10-
timing block which may determine data frame boundary of each 0884169; Spain: EP1284057; Spain: EP1739862; Sweden: EP1284057; Sweden: EP1739862; Switzerland:
downlink signal. Timing block may then adjust the PN sequence EP1284057; Taiwan: 515161; Turkey: EP1284057
timing corresponding to the downlink signal associated with the
data frame time offset such that corresponding data symbols in
each data frame are correctly soft combined in a combiner.

ZL01810008.2 Method and Apparatus for A novel and improved method and apparatus, in a WCDMA SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7254118; United States: 7492754; United States: 8244256; United States: 8433340; China P.R.:
Soft Handoff in a CDMA communication system, for informing a mobile station of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL01810008.2; Austria: EP1284057; Belgium: EP1284057; Belgium: EP1739862; Brazil: PI0111011-0; Brazil:
Communication System downlink data frame time offset by determining the downlink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0117251-4; Denmark: EP1284057; Finland: EP1284057; Finland: EP1739862; France: EP1284057; France:
data frame time offset, and transmitting the downlink data frame SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1739862; Germany: EP1284057; Germany: EP1739862; Great Britain: EP1284057; Great Britain: EP1739862;
time offset via an Active Set Update message transmitted from a Greece: EP1284057; Hong Kong: HK1056051; Ireland: EP1284057; Ireland: EP1739862; Italy: EP1284057; Italy:
cell to mobile station. Once an Active Set Update message is EP1739862; Japan: 4447816; Japan: 5312850; Japan: 5684317; Netherlands: EP1284057; Netherlands: EP1739862;
received, the data frame time offset information is provided to a Portugal: EP1284057; Republic of Korea: 10-0806459; Republic of Korea: 10-0855774; Republic of Korea: 10-
timing block which may determine data frame boundary of each 0884169; Spain: EP1284057; Spain: EP1739862; Sweden: EP1284057; Sweden: EP1739862; Switzerland:
downlink signal. Timing block may then adjust the PN sequence EP1284057; Taiwan: 515161; Turkey: EP1284057
timing corresponding to the downlink signal associated with the
data frame time offset such that corresponding data symbols in
each data frame are correctly soft combined in a combiner.

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RE42,543 GPS SATELLITE SIGNAL A system and method for assisting an integrated GPS/wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: RE42,543; China P.R.: ZL01819146.0; Australia: 2002215342; Canada: 2425547; Germany:
ACQUISTION ASSISTANCE terminal unit in acquiring one or more GPS satellite signals from SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP1330662; Great Britain: EP1330662; Hong Kong: HK1074671; India: 224323; Indonesia: ID0021793; Israel:
SYSTEM AND METHOD IN A the GPS satellite constellation. The invention includes a method SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 155206; Japan: 4018535; Mexico: 250944; Republic of Korea: 10-0865052; Singapore: 96042; Vietnam: 6614
WIRELESS for narrowing the PN-code phase search. That is, by accounting SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
COMMUNICATIONS for the variables in geographic location and time delay relative to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
NETWORK GPS time, the systems and methods of the present invention SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
generate a narrow code-phase search range that enables the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
terminal unit to more quickly acquire and track the necessary GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
satellites, and thereby more quickly provide accurate position SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
information to a requesting entity. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25 321
ZL01819146.0 GPS Satellite Signal A system and method for assisting an integrated GPS/wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: RE42,543; China P.R.: ZL01819146.0; Australia: 2002215342; Canada: 2425547; Germany:
Acquisition Assistance terminal unit in acquiring one or more GPS satellite signals from SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP1330662; Great Britain: EP1330662; Hong Kong: HK1074671; India: 224323; Indonesia: ID0021793; Israel:
System and Method in a the GPS satellite constellation. The invention includes a method SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 155206; Japan: 4018535; Mexico: 250944; Republic of Korea: 10-0865052; Singapore: 96042; Vietnam: 6614
Wireless Communications for narrowing the PN-code phase search. That is, by accounting SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
Network for the variables in geographic location and time delay relative to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
GPS time, the systems and methods of the present invention SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
generate a narrow code-phase search range that enables the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
terminal unit to more quickly acquire and track the necessary GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
satellites, and thereby more quickly provide accurate position SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
information to a requesting entity. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.321

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8139545 Method and apparatus for Techniques to forward unsolicited messages from an (IS-2000) SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6961329; United States: 8139545; China P.R.: ZL01811041.X; Brazil: PI0111619-3; France:
forwarding messages among CDMA radio network via an HDR radio network to an access EP1290904; Germany: EP1290904; Great Britain: EP1290904; Japan: 4837875; Japan: 5044033; Republic of Korea:
multiple radio networks terminal. A session is first established between the access 10-0804428; Republic of Korea: 10-0797553; Taiwan: 530502
terminal and the HDR radio network. During session
establishment or thereafter, the access terminal indicates to the
HDR radio network an interest in receiving unsolicited messages
from the CDMA radio network. The access terminal typically also
registers with the CDMA radio network. Thereafter, unsolicited
messages can be sent from a mobile station controller (MSC) to
the HDR and CDMA radio networks, or sent from the MSC to the
CDMA radio network, which then forwards the messages to the
HDR radio network. The HDR radio network encapsulates the
unsolicited messages and sends the encapsulated messages to
the access terminal. The forwarding of unsolicited messages
allows the CDMA radio network to communicate with an access
terminal.

6961329 Method and apparatus for Techniques to forward unsolicited messages from an (IS-2000) SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6961329; United States: 8139545; China P.R.: ZL01811041.X; Brazil: PI0111619-3; France:
forwarding messages among CDMA radio network via an HDR radio network to an access EP1290904; Germany: EP1290904; Great Britain: EP1290904; Japan: 4837875; Japan: 5044033; Republic of Korea:
multiple radio networks terminal. A session is first established between the access 10-0804428; Republic of Korea: 10-0797553; Taiwan: 530502
terminal and the HDR radio network. During session
establishment or thereafter, the access terminal indicates to the
HDR radio network an interest in receiving unsolicited messages
from the CDMA radio network. The access terminal typically also
registers with the CDMA radio network. Thereafter, unsolicited
messages can be sent from a mobile station controller (MSC) to
the HDR and CDMA radio networks, or sent from the MSC to the
CDMA radio network, which then forwards the messages to the
HDR radio network. The HDR radio network encapsulates the
unsolicited messages and sends the encapsulated messages to
the access terminal. The forwarding of unsolicited messages
allows the CDMA radio network to communicate with an access
terminal.

ZL01811041.X Method and apparatus for Techniques to forward unsolicited messages from an (IS-2000) SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6961329; United States: 8139545; China P.R.: ZL01811041.X; Brazil: PI0111619-3; France:
forwarding messages among CDMA radio network via an HDR radio network to an access EP1290904; Germany: EP1290904; Great Britain: EP1290904; Japan: 4837875; Japan: 5044033; Republic of Korea:
multiple radio networks terminal. A session is first established between the access 10-0804428; Republic of Korea: 10-0797553; Taiwan: 530502
terminal and the HDR radio network. During session
establishment or thereafter, the access terminal indicates to the
HDR radio network an interest in receiving unsolicited messages
from the CDMA radio network. The access terminal typically also
registers with the CDMA radio network. Thereafter, unsolicited
messages can be sent from a mobile station controller (MSC) to
the HDR and CDMA radio networks, or sent from the MSC to the
CDMA radio network, which then forwards the messages to the
HDR radio network. The HDR radio network encapsulates the
unsolicited messages and sends the encapsulated messages to
the access terminal. The forwarding of unsolicited messages
allows the CDMA radio network to communicate with an access
terminal.

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7042869 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus are disclosed for transmitting ACK/NAK SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; United States: 7042869; China P.R.: ZL01814834.4; Brazil: PI0113647-0; Canada: 2417241; France: EP1314276;
Gated ACK/NAK Channel in a information in a communication system including a transmitter SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.222; Germany: EP1314276; Great Britain: EP1314276; Hong Kong: HK1061322; India: 208642; Italy: EP1314276; Japan:
Communication System (74) for transmitting ACK/NAK information on an ACK/NAK SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; 4933019; Mexico: 241291; Republic of Korea: 10-0812434; Russian Federation: 2282942; Spain: EP1314276;
channel, and a channel gate (699) for gating the ACK/NAK channel SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211; Taiwan: 560136
based on whether a matching preamble is detected in a received SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.212;
data unit by receiver (106). The data unit is a first data unit in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.213;
series of data units comprising a data packet. The channel gate
(699) prevents transmission of the ACK/NAK channel when
receiver (106) has failed to receive the matching preamble in the
data unit.

ZL01814834.4 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus are disclosed for transmitting ACK/NAK SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; United States: 7042869; China P.R.: ZL01814834.4; Brazil: PI0113647-0; Canada: 2417241; France: EP1314276;
Gated ACK/NAK Channel in a information in a communication system including a transmitter SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.222; Germany: EP1314276; Great Britain: EP1314276; Hong Kong: HK1061322; India: 208642; Italy: EP1314276; Japan:
Communication System (74) for transmitting ACK/NAK information on an ACK/NAK SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; 4933019; Mexico: 241291; Republic of Korea: 10-0812434; Russian Federation: 2282942; Spain: EP1314276;
channel, and a channel gate (699) for gating the ACK/NAK channel SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211; Taiwan: 560136
based on whether a matching preamble is detected in a received SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.212;
data unit by receiver (106). The data unit is a first data unit in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.213;
series of data units comprising a data packet. The channel gate
(699) prevents transmission of the ACK/NAK channel when
receiver (106) has failed to receive the matching preamble in the
data unit.

6895249 Method and Apparatus for Techniques to efficiently broadcast position location data (PLD) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6895249; China P.R.: ZL01802756.3; Australia: 777646; Canada: 2383685; Finland: EP1302081;
Broadcasting Position from a base station to a number of terminals. In one aspect, PLD France: EP1302081; Germany: EP1302081; Great Britain: EP1302081; Hong Kong: HK1050606; India: 212881;
Location Data in a Wireless messages are classified into groups, and each group is broadcast Indonesia: ID0019106; Italy: EP1302081; Japan: 5393937; Japan: 5628262; Mexico: 236122; Netherlands:
Communication System in a different manner. For example, a first group of messages for EP1302081; Republic of Korea: 10-0877251; Spain: EP1302081; Sweden: EP1302081
PLD related to the base station is broadcast in an unscheduled
format, and a second group of messages for PLD related to GPS
satellites is broadcast in a scheduled format. In another aspect, a
schedule for the second group describes the specific PLD
elements selected for broadcast, their broadcast order, and the
specific time intervals of their broadcast. The schedule is valid for
a particular scheduled time interval, and the scheduling table is
broadcast multiple times during the scheduled time interval to
allow the terminals to quickly retrieve the schedule and ascertain
what PLD information is being broadcast and where to look for
specific PLD elements.

ZL01802756.3 Method and Apparatus for Techniques to efficiently broadcast position location data (PLD) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6895249; China P.R.: ZL01802756.3; Australia: 777646; Canada: 2383685; Finland: EP1302081;
Broadcasting Position from a base station to a number of terminals. In one aspect, PLD France: EP1302081; Germany: EP1302081; Great Britain: EP1302081; Hong Kong: HK1050606; India: 212881;
Location Data in a Wireless messages are classified into groups, and each group is broadcast Indonesia: ID0019106; Italy: EP1302081; Japan: 5393937; Japan: 5628262; Mexico: 236122; Netherlands:
Communication System in a different manner. For example, a first group of messages for EP1302081; Republic of Korea: 10-0877251; Spain: EP1302081; Sweden: EP1302081
PLD related to the base station is broadcast in an unscheduled
format, and a second group of messages for PLD related to GPS
satellites is broadcast in a scheduled format. In another aspect, a
schedule for the second group describes the specific PLD
elements selected for broadcast, their broadcast order, and the
specific time intervals of their broadcast. The schedule is valid for
a particular scheduled time interval, and the scheduling table is
broadcast multiple times during the scheduled time interval to
allow the terminals to quickly retrieve the schedule and ascertain
what PLD information is being broadcast and where to look for
specific PLD elements.

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7953062 Enhanced channel In a transmission scheme wherein multi-slot packet transmissions SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6987778; United States: 7953062; United States: 8873534; United States: 20140241249
interleaving for optimized to a remote station can be terminated by an acknowledgment SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
data throughput signal from the remote station, code symbols can be efficiently
packed over the multi-slot packet so that the remote station can
easily decode the data payload of the multi-slot packet by
decoding only a portion of the multi-slot packet. Hence, the
remote station can signal for the early termination of the multi-
slot packet transmission, which thereby increases the data
throughput of the system.

6987778 Enhanced channel In a transmission scheme wherein multi-slot packet transmissions SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6987778; United States: 7953062; United States: 8873534; United States: 20140241249
interleaving for optimized to a remote station can be terminated by an acknowledgment SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
data throughput signal from the remote station, code symbols can be efficiently
packed over the multi-slot packet so that the remote station can
easily decode the data payload of the multi-slot packet by
decoding only a portion of the multi-slot packet. Hence, the
remote station can signal for the early termination of the multi-
slot packet transmission, which thereby increases the data
throughput of the system.

8873534 Enhanced channel In a transmission scheme wherein multi-slot packet transmissions SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6987778; United States: 7953062; United States: 8873534; United States: 20140241249
interleaving for optimized to a remote station can be terminated by an acknowledgment SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
data throughput signal from the remote station, code symbols can be efficiently
packed over the multi-slot packet so that the remote station can
easily decode the data payload of the multi-slot packet by
decoding only a portion of the multi-slot packet. Hence, the
remote station can signal for the early termination of the multi-
slot packet transmission, which thereby increases the data
throughput of the system.

20140241249 Enhanced channel In a transmission scheme wherein multi-slot packet transmissions SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6987778; United States: 7953062; United States: 8873534; United States: 20140241249
interleaving for optimized to a remote station can be terminated by an acknowledgment SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
data throughput signal from the remote station, code symbols can be efficiently
packed over the multi-slot packet so that the remote station can
easily decode the data payload of the multi-slot packet by
decoding only a portion of the multi-slot packet. Hence, the
remote station can signal for the early termination of the multi-
slot packet transmission, which thereby increases the data
throughput of the system.

8605686 Method and Apparatus for Method and Apparatus for performing power control on the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8605686; United States: 20140064220; China P.R.: ZL02806554.9; China P.R.: ZL200910004752.4;
Power Control in a Wireless power control commands transmitted on a forward link in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Belgium: EP1360779; Belgium: EP1971040; Belgium: EP1971041; Brazil: PI0207152-5; Finland: EP1360779; Finland:
Communication System wireless communication system. The power level of the power EP1971040; Finland: EP1971041; France: EP1360779; France: EP1971040; France: EP1971041; Germany:
control bits on the forward link are adjusted in response to power EP1360779; Germany: EP1971040; Germany: EP1971041; Great Britain: EP1360779; Great Britain: EP1971040;
commands received on the reverse link. The mobile station Great Britain: EP1971041; Hong Kong: HK1124184; Hong Kong: HK1124183; Hong Kong: HK1075141; Ireland:
measures the power level of the adjusted power control bits to EP1360779; Ireland: EP1971040; Ireland: EP1971041; Israel: 157317; Israel: 192355; Italy: EP1360779; Italy:
measure the quality of the forward link. EP1971040; Italy: EP1971041; Netherlands: EP1360779; Netherlands: EP1971040; Netherlands: EP1971041;
Republic of Korea: 10-0921891; Republic of Korea: 10-0950416; Spain: EP1360779; Spain: EP1971040; Spain:
EP1971041; Sweden: EP1360779; Sweden: EP1971040; Sweden: EP1971041; Taiwan: 535445

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20140064220 Method and Apparatus for Method and Apparatus for performing power control on the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8605686; United States: 20140064220; China P.R.: ZL02806554.9; China P.R.: ZL200910004752.4;
Power Control in a Wireless power control commands transmitted on a forward link in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Belgium: EP1360779; Belgium: EP1971040; Belgium: EP1971041; Brazil: PI0207152-5; Finland: EP1360779; Finland:
Communication System wireless communication system. The power level of the power EP1971040; Finland: EP1971041; France: EP1360779; France: EP1971040; France: EP1971041; Germany:
control bits on the forward link are adjusted in response to power EP1360779; Germany: EP1971040; Germany: EP1971041; Great Britain: EP1360779; Great Britain: EP1971040;
commands received on the reverse link. The mobile station Great Britain: EP1971041; Hong Kong: HK1124184; Hong Kong: HK1124183; Hong Kong: HK1075141; Ireland:
measures the power level of the adjusted power control bits to EP1360779; Ireland: EP1971040; Ireland: EP1971041; Israel: 157317; Israel: 192355; Italy: EP1360779; Italy:
measure the quality of the forward link. EP1971040; Italy: EP1971041; Netherlands: EP1360779; Netherlands: EP1971040; Netherlands: EP1971041;
Republic of Korea: 10-0921891; Republic of Korea: 10-0950416; Spain: EP1360779; Spain: EP1971040; Spain:
EP1971041; Sweden: EP1360779; Sweden: EP1971040; Sweden: EP1971041; Taiwan: 535445

ZL02806554.9 Method and Apparatus for Method and Apparatus for performing power control on the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8605686; United States: 20140064220; China P.R.: ZL02806554.9; China P.R.: ZL200910004752.4;
Power Control in a Wireless power control commands transmitted on a forward link in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Belgium: EP1360779; Belgium: EP1971040; Belgium: EP1971041; Brazil: PI0207152-5; Finland: EP1360779; Finland:
Communication System wireless communication system. The power level of the power EP1971040; Finland: EP1971041; France: EP1360779; France: EP1971040; France: EP1971041; Germany:
control bits on the forward link are adjusted in response to power EP1360779; Germany: EP1971040; Germany: EP1971041; Great Britain: EP1360779; Great Britain: EP1971040;
commands received on the reverse link. The mobile station Great Britain: EP1971041; Hong Kong: HK1124184; Hong Kong: HK1124183; Hong Kong: HK1075141; Ireland:
measures the power level of the adjusted power control bits to EP1360779; Ireland: EP1971040; Ireland: EP1971041; Israel: 157317; Israel: 192355; Italy: EP1360779; Italy:
measure the quality of the forward link. EP1971040; Italy: EP1971041; Netherlands: EP1360779; Netherlands: EP1971040; Netherlands: EP1971041;
Republic of Korea: 10-0921891; Republic of Korea: 10-0950416; Spain: EP1360779; Spain: EP1971040; Spain:
EP1971041; Sweden: EP1360779; Sweden: EP1971040; Sweden: EP1971041; Taiwan: 535445

ZL200910004752.4 Method and Apparatus for Method and Apparatus for performing power control on the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8605686; United States: 20140064220; China P.R.: ZL02806554.9; China P.R.: ZL200910004752.4;
Power Control in a Wireless power control commands transmitted on a forward link in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Belgium: EP1360779; Belgium: EP1971040; Belgium: EP1971041; Brazil: PI0207152-5; Finland: EP1360779; Finland:
Communication System wireless communication system. The power level of the power EP1971040; Finland: EP1971041; France: EP1360779; France: EP1971040; France: EP1971041; Germany:
control bits on the forward link are adjusted in response to power EP1360779; Germany: EP1971040; Germany: EP1971041; Great Britain: EP1360779; Great Britain: EP1971040;
commands received on the reverse link. The mobile station Great Britain: EP1971041; Hong Kong: HK1124184; Hong Kong: HK1124183; Hong Kong: HK1075141; Ireland:
measures the power level of the adjusted power control bits to EP1360779; Ireland: EP1971040; Ireland: EP1971041; Israel: 157317; Israel: 192355; Italy: EP1360779; Italy:
measure the quality of the forward link. EP1971040; Italy: EP1971041; Netherlands: EP1360779; Netherlands: EP1971040; Netherlands: EP1971041;
Republic of Korea: 10-0921891; Republic of Korea: 10-0950416; Spain: EP1360779; Spain: EP1971040; Spain:
EP1971041; Sweden: EP1360779; Sweden: EP1971040; Sweden: EP1971041; Taiwan: 535445

7493256 Method and Apparatus for [00142] A low-bit-rate coding technique for unvoiced segments of SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 6947888; United States: 7191125; United States: 7493256; China P.R.: ZL01817414.0; Brazil:
High Performance Low Bit- speech, without loss SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; PI0114707-2; Finland: EP1328925; France: EP1328925; France: EP1912207; Germany: EP1328925; Germany:
Rate Coding of Unvoiced of quality compared to the conventional Code Excited Linear EP1912207; Great Britain: EP1328925; Great Britain: EP1912207; Hong Kong: HK1060430; Italy: EP1328925; Italy:
Speech Prediction (CELP) EP1912207; Japan: 4270866; Republic of Korea: 10-0798668; Spain: EP1328925; Spain: EP1912207; Sweden:
method operating at a much higher bit rate. A set of gains are EP1328925; Taiwan: 563094
derived from a residual
signal after whitening the speech signal by a linear prediction
filter. These gains are
then quantized and applied to a randomly generated sparse
excitation. The excitation is
filtered, and its spectral characteristics are analyzed and
compared to the spectral
characteristics of the original residual signal. Based on this
analysis, a filter is chosen
to shape the spectral characteristics of the excitation to achieve
optimal performance .

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7191125 Method and Apparatus for [00142] A low-bit-rate coding technique for unvoiced segments of SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 6947888; United States: 7191125; United States: 7493256; China P.R.: ZL01817414.0; Brazil:
High Performance Low Bit- speech, without loss SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; PI0114707-2; Finland: EP1328925; France: EP1328925; France: EP1912207; Germany: EP1328925; Germany:
Rate Coding of Unvoiced of quality compared to the conventional Code Excited Linear EP1912207; Great Britain: EP1328925; Great Britain: EP1912207; Hong Kong: HK1060430; Italy: EP1328925; Italy:
Speech Prediction (CELP) EP1912207; Japan: 4270866; Republic of Korea: 10-0798668; Spain: EP1328925; Spain: EP1912207; Sweden:
method operating at a much higher bit rate. A set of gains are EP1328925; Taiwan: 563094
derived from a residual
signal after whitening the speech signal by a linear prediction
filter. These gains are
then quantized and applied to a randomly generated sparse
excitation. The excitation is
filtered, and its spectral characteristics are analyzed and
compared to the spectral
characteristics of the original residual signal. Based on this
analysis, a filter is chosen
to shape the spectral characteristics of the excitation to achieve
optimal performance .
6947888 Method and Apparatus for [00142] A low-bit-rate coding technique for unvoiced segments of SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 6947888; United States: 7191125; United States: 7493256; China P.R.: ZL01817414.0; Brazil:
High Performance Low Bit- speech, without loss SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; PI0114707-2; Finland: EP1328925; France: EP1328925; France: EP1912207; Germany: EP1328925; Germany:
Rate Coding of Unvoiced of quality compared to the conventional Code Excited Linear EP1912207; Great Britain: EP1328925; Great Britain: EP1912207; Hong Kong: HK1060430; Italy: EP1328925; Italy:
Speech Prediction (CELP) EP1912207; Japan: 4270866; Republic of Korea: 10-0798668; Spain: EP1328925; Spain: EP1912207; Sweden:
method operating at a much higher bit rate. A set of gains are EP1328925; Taiwan: 563094
derived from a residual
signal after whitening the speech signal by a linear prediction
filter. These gains are
then quantized and applied to a randomly generated sparse
excitation. The excitation is
filtered, and its spectral characteristics are analyzed and
compared to the spectral
characteristics of the original residual signal. Based on this
analysis, a filter is chosen
to shape the spectral characteristics of the excitation to achieve
optimal performance .
ZL01817414.0 Method and apparatus for [00142] A low-bit-rate coding technique for unvoiced segments of SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 6947888; United States: 7191125; United States: 7493256; China P.R.: ZL01817414.0; Brazil:
encoding and decoding of speech, without loss SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; PI0114707-2; Finland: EP1328925; France: EP1328925; France: EP1912207; Germany: EP1328925; Germany:
unvoiced speech of quality compared to the conventional Code Excited Linear EP1912207; Great Britain: EP1328925; Great Britain: EP1912207; Hong Kong: HK1060430; Italy: EP1328925; Italy:
Prediction (CELP) EP1912207; Japan: 4270866; Republic of Korea: 10-0798668; Spain: EP1328925; Spain: EP1912207; Sweden:
method operating at a much higher bit rate. A set of gains are EP1328925; Taiwan: 563094
derived from a residual
signal after whitening the speech signal by a linear prediction
filter. These gains are
then quantized and applied to a randomly generated sparse
excitation. The excitation is
filtered, and its spectral characteristics are analyzed and
compared to the spectral
characteristics of the original residual signal. Based on this
analysis, a filter is chosen
to shape the spectral characteristics of the excitation to achieve
optimal performance .

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20060187877 Method and apparatus for In a wireless communication system a method for combination SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7068683; United States: 20060187877; China P.R.: ZL01821313.8; China P.R.: CN101801099; Brazil:
high rate packet data and transmission of packet data and low delay data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; PI0114861-3; Canada: 2426905; France: EP1329126; France: EP2219410; France: EP2285175; France: EP2288219;
low delay data transmissions embodiment a parallel signaling channel provides a message to France: EP2276307; France: EP2278846; France: EP2273840; Germany: EP1329126; Germany: EP2219410;
receivers indicating a target recipient of packet data. The Germany: EP2285175; Germany: EP2288219; Germany: EP2276307; Germany: EP2278846; Germany: EP2273840;
message also identifies the transmission channels used for packet Great Britain: EP1329126; Great Britain: EP2219410; Great Britain: EP2285175; Great Britain: EP2288219; Great
data transmissions. Each receiver may then selectively decode Britain: EP2276307; Great Britain: EP2278846; Great Britain: EP2273840; Hong Kong: HK1076668; India: 222607;
only packets where the message identifies the receiver as a Italy: EP1329126; Italy: EP2219410; Italy: EP2285175; Italy: EP2288219; Italy: EP2276307; Italy: EP2278846; Italy:
target recipient. The data packets stored in a buffer are ignored if EP2273840; Japan: 2004-514369; Japan: 5280312; Japan: 5512711; Japan: 5694443; Mexico: 242005; Republic of
the target recipient is another mobile unit. In one embodiment, Korea: 10-0812575; Russian Federation: 2286652; Russian Federation: 2422998; Spain: EP1329126; Spain:
the message is sent concurrently with the data packet on a EP2219410; Spain: EP2285175; Spain: EP2288219; Spain: EP2276307; Spain: EP2278846; Spain: EP2273840;
parallel channel. In one embodiment, the message, is punctured Taiwan: I573414
into the high rate packet data transmission.

7068683 Method and apparatus for In a wireless communication system a method for combination SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7068683; United States: 20060187877; China P.R.: ZL01821313.8; China P.R.: CN101801099; Brazil:
high rate packet data and transmission of packet data and low delay data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; PI0114861-3; Canada: 2426905; France: EP1329126; France: EP2219410; France: EP2285175; France: EP2288219;
low delay data transmissions embodiment a parallel signaling channel provides a message to France: EP2276307; France: EP2278846; France: EP2273840; Germany: EP1329126; Germany: EP2219410;
receivers indicating a target recipient of packet data. The Germany: EP2285175; Germany: EP2288219; Germany: EP2276307; Germany: EP2278846; Germany: EP2273840;
message also identifies the transmission channels used for packet Great Britain: EP1329126; Great Britain: EP2219410; Great Britain: EP2285175; Great Britain: EP2288219; Great
data transmissions. Each receiver may then selectively decode Britain: EP2276307; Great Britain: EP2278846; Great Britain: EP2273840; Hong Kong: HK1076668; India: 222607;
only packets where the message identifies the receiver as a Italy: EP1329126; Italy: EP2219410; Italy: EP2285175; Italy: EP2288219; Italy: EP2276307; Italy: EP2278846; Italy:
target recipient. The data packets stored in a buffer are ignored if EP2273840; Japan: 2004-514369; Japan: 5280312; Japan: 5512711; Japan: 5694443; Mexico: 242005; Republic of
the target recipient is another mobile unit. In one embodiment, Korea: 10-0812575; Russian Federation: 2286652; Russian Federation: 2422998; Spain: EP1329126; Spain:
the message is sent concurrently with the data packet on a EP2219410; Spain: EP2285175; Spain: EP2288219; Spain: EP2276307; Spain: EP2278846; Spain: EP2273840;
parallel channel. In one embodiment, the message, is punctured Taiwan: I573414
into the high rate packet data transmission.

ZL01821313.8 Method and apparatus for In a wireless communication system a method for combination SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7068683; United States: 20060187877; China P.R.: ZL01821313.8; China P.R.: CN101801099; Brazil:
high rate packet data and transmission of packet data and low delay data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; PI0114861-3; Canada: 2426905; France: EP1329126; France: EP2219410; France: EP2285175; France: EP2288219;
low delay data transmissions embodiment a parallel signaling channel provides a message to France: EP2276307; France: EP2278846; France: EP2273840; Germany: EP1329126; Germany: EP2219410;
receivers indicating a target recipient of packet data. The Germany: EP2285175; Germany: EP2288219; Germany: EP2276307; Germany: EP2278846; Germany: EP2273840;
message also identifies the transmission channels used for packet Great Britain: EP1329126; Great Britain: EP2219410; Great Britain: EP2285175; Great Britain: EP2288219; Great
data transmissions. Each receiver may then selectively decode Britain: EP2276307; Great Britain: EP2278846; Great Britain: EP2273840; Hong Kong: HK1076668; India: 222607;
only packets where the message identifies the receiver as a Italy: EP1329126; Italy: EP2219410; Italy: EP2285175; Italy: EP2288219; Italy: EP2276307; Italy: EP2278846; Italy:
target recipient. The data packets stored in a buffer are ignored if EP2273840; Japan: 2004-514369; Japan: 5280312; Japan: 5512711; Japan: 5694443; Mexico: 242005; Republic of
the target recipient is another mobile unit. In one embodiment, Korea: 10-0812575; Russian Federation: 2286652; Russian Federation: 2422998; Spain: EP1329126; Spain:
the message is sent concurrently with the data packet on a EP2219410; Spain: EP2285175; Spain: EP2288219; Spain: EP2276307; Spain: EP2278846; Spain: EP2273840;
parallel channel. In one embodiment, the message, is punctured Taiwan: I573414
into the high rate packet data transmission.

CN101801099 Method and apparatus for In a wireless communication system a method for combination SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7068683; United States: 20060187877; China P.R.: ZL01821313.8; China P.R.: CN101801099; Brazil:
high rate packet data and transmission of packet data and low delay data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; PI0114861-3; Canada: 2426905; France: EP1329126; France: EP2219410; France: EP2285175; France: EP2288219;
low delay data transmissions embodiment a parallel signaling channel provides a message to France: EP2276307; France: EP2278846; France: EP2273840; Germany: EP1329126; Germany: EP2219410;
receivers indicating a target recipient of packet data. The Germany: EP2285175; Germany: EP2288219; Germany: EP2276307; Germany: EP2278846; Germany: EP2273840;
message also identifies the transmission channels used for packet Great Britain: EP1329126; Great Britain: EP2219410; Great Britain: EP2285175; Great Britain: EP2288219; Great
data transmissions. Each receiver may then selectively decode Britain: EP2276307; Great Britain: EP2278846; Great Britain: EP2273840; Hong Kong: HK1076668; India: 222607;
only packets where the message identifies the receiver as a Italy: EP1329126; Italy: EP2219410; Italy: EP2285175; Italy: EP2288219; Italy: EP2276307; Italy: EP2278846; Italy:
target recipient. The data packets stored in a buffer are ignored if EP2273840; Japan: 2004-514369; Japan: 5280312; Japan: 5512711; Japan: 5694443; Mexico: 242005; Republic of
the target recipient is another mobile unit. In one embodiment, Korea: 10-0812575; Russian Federation: 2286652; Russian Federation: 2422998; Spain: EP1329126; Spain:
the message is sent concurrently with the data packet on a EP2219410; Spain: EP2285175; Spain: EP2288219; Spain: EP2276307; Spain: EP2278846; Spain: EP2273840;
parallel channel. In one embodiment, the message, is punctured Taiwan: I573414
into the high rate packet data transmission.

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6111540 Combined GPS Positioning A combined GPS and communication system having shared SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6111540; China P.R.: ZL03160378.5; China P.R.: ZL200610100373.1; China P.R.: ZL96197517.2;
System and Communications circuitry. The combined system includes an antenna for receiving SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Germany: EP1223434; Germany: EP0880713; Great Britain: EP1223434; Great Britain: EP0880713; Hong Kong:
System Utilizing Shared data representative of GPS signals, a frequency converter coupled SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; HK1045563
Circuitry to the antenna, a frequency synthesizer coupled to the frequency SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
converter, an analog to digital converter coupled to the frequency SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
converter and a processor coupled to the frequency converter. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
The processor processes the data representative of GPS signals to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determine a pseudorange based on the data representative of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
GPS signals. The integrated communication receiver includes a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
shared component which is at least one of the antenna, the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
frequency converter, the frequency synthesizer and the analog to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
digital converter. Typically, in certain embodiments the processor SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also demodulates communication signals received as well as SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
controls the modulation of data to be transmitted as a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
communication signal through a communication link. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
ZL200610100373.1 Combined GPS Positioning A combined GPS and communication system having shared SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6111540; China P.R.: ZL03160378.5; China P.R.: ZL200610100373.1; China P.R.: ZL96197517.2;
System and Communications circuitry. The combined system includes an antenna for receiving SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Germany: EP1223434; Germany: EP0880713; Great Britain: EP1223434; Great Britain: EP0880713; Hong Kong:
System Utilizing Shared data representative of GPS signals, a frequency converter coupled SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; HK1045563
Circuitry to the antenna, a frequency synthesizer coupled to the frequency SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
converter, an analog to digital converter coupled to the frequency SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
converter and a processor coupled to the frequency converter. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
The processor processes the data representative of GPS signals to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determine a pseudorange based on the data representative of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
GPS signals. The integrated communication receiver includes a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
shared component which is at least one of the antenna, the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
frequency converter, the frequency synthesizer and the analog to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
digital converter. Typically, in certain embodiments the processor SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also demodulates communication signals received as well as SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
controls the modulation of data to be transmitted as a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
communication signal through a communication link. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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ZL96197517.2 Combined GPS Positioning A combined GPS and communication system having shared SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6111540; China P.R.: ZL03160378.5; China P.R.: ZL200610100373.1; China P.R.: ZL96197517.2;
System and Communications circuitry. The combined system includes an antenna for receiving SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Germany: EP1223434; Germany: EP0880713; Great Britain: EP1223434; Great Britain: EP0880713; Hong Kong:
System Utilizing Shared data representative of GPS signals, a frequency converter coupled SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; HK1045563
Circuitry to the antenna, a frequency synthesizer coupled to the frequency SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
converter, an analog to digital converter coupled to the frequency SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
converter and a processor coupled to the frequency converter. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
The processor processes the data representative of GPS signals to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determine a pseudorange based on the data representative of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
GPS signals. The integrated communication receiver includes a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
shared component which is at least one of the antenna, the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
frequency converter, the frequency synthesizer and the analog to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
digital converter. Typically, in certain embodiments the processor SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also demodulates communication signals received as well as SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
controls the modulation of data to be transmitted as a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
communication signal through a communication link. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
ZL03160378.5 Combined GPS Positioning A combined GPS and communication system having shared SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6111540; China P.R.: ZL03160378.5; China P.R.: ZL200610100373.1; China P.R.: ZL96197517.2;
System and Communications circuitry. The combined system includes an antenna for receiving SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Germany: EP1223434; Germany: EP0880713; Great Britain: EP1223434; Great Britain: EP0880713; Hong Kong:
System Utilizing Shared data representative of GPS signals, a frequency converter coupled SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; HK1045563
Circuitry to the antenna, a frequency synthesizer coupled to the frequency SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
converter, an analog to digital converter coupled to the frequency SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
converter and a processor coupled to the frequency converter. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
The processor processes the data representative of GPS signals to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determine a pseudorange based on the data representative of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
GPS signals. The integrated communication receiver includes a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
shared component which is at least one of the antenna, the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
frequency converter, the frequency synthesizer and the analog to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
digital converter. Typically, in certain embodiments the processor SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also demodulates communication signals received as well as SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
controls the modulation of data to be transmitted as a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
communication signal through a communication link. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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6002363 Combined GPS Positioning A combined GPS and communication system having shared SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6002363
System and Communications circuitry. The combined system includes an antenna for receiving SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
System Utilizing Shared data representative of GPS signals, a frequency converter coupled SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
Circuitry to the antenna, a frequency synthesizer coupled to the frequency SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
converter, an analog to digital converter coupled to the frequency SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
converter and a processor coupled to the frequency converter. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
The processor processes the data representative of GPS signals to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determine a pseudorange based on the data representative of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
GPS signals. The integrated communication receiver includes a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
shared component which is at least one of the antenna, the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
frequency converter, the frequency synthesizer and the analog to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
digital converter. Typically, in certain embodiments the processor SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also demodulates communication signals received as well as SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
controls the modulation of data to be transmitted as a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
communication signal through a communication link. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
5874914 GPS Receiver Utilizing a A precision carrier frequency signal for calibrating a local oscillator SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5874914
Communication Link of a GPS receiver which is used to acquire GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
precision carrier frequency signal is used to calibrate the local SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
oscillator such that the output of the local oscillator, which is used SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
to acquire GPS signals, is modified by a reference signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
generated from the precision carrier frequency signal. The GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
receiver locks to this precision carrier frequency signal and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
generates the reference signal. In another aspect of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
invention, satellite almanac data is transmitted to a remote GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
receiver unit from a basestation via a communication link. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
remote GPS receiver unit uses this satellite almanac data to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
determine approximate Doppler data for satellites in view of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
remote GPS receiver unit. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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6064336 GPS Receiver Utilizing a A precision carrier frequency signal for calibrating a local oscillator SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5841396; United States: 6064336; Denmark: EP0885492; European Patent Convention: EP2275832;
Communication Link of a GPS receiver which is used to acquire GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; European Patent Convention: EP2267920; European Patent Convention: EP2285018; Finland: EP0885492; Finland:
precision carrier frequency signal is used to calibrate the local SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP0950194; France: EP0885492; France: EP1798564; France: EP0950194; Germany: EP2169848; Germany:
oscillator such that the output of the local oscillator, which is used SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP0885492; Germany: EP1798564; Germany: EP0950194; Great Britain: EP2169848; Great Britain: EP0885492;
to acquire GPS signals, is modified by a reference signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Great Britain: EP1798564; Great Britain: EP0950194; Greece: EP0885492; Hong Kong: HK1142456; Hong Kong:
generated from the precision carrier frequency signal. The GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; HK1024530; Hong Kong: HK1152595; Hong Kong: HK1154129; Hong Kong: HK1017182; Hong Kong: HK1105459;
receiver locks to this precision carrier frequency signal and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; Ireland: EP0885492; Ireland: EP0950194; Italy: EP0885492; Italy: EP1798564; Italy: EP0950194; Japan: 2001-
generates the reference signal. In another aspect of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; 505309; Japan: 2000-506348; Japan: 2008-003104; Japan: 5688115; Netherlands: EP0885492; Netherlands:
invention, satellite almanac data is transmitted to a remote GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; EP0950194; Portugal: EP0885492; Republic of Korea: 10-0663899; Spain: EP0885492; Spain: EP1798564; Spain:
receiver unit from a basestation via a communication link. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; EP0950194; Sweden: EP0885492; Sweden: EP0950194; Switzerland: EP0885492
remote GPS receiver unit uses this satellite almanac data to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
determine approximate Doppler data for satellites in view of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
remote GPS receiver unit. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
5841396 GPS Receiver Utilizing a A precision carrier frequency signal for calibrating a local oscillator SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5841396; United States: 6064336; Denmark: EP0885492; European Patent Convention: EP2275832;
Communication Link of a GPS receiver which is used to acquire GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; European Patent Convention: EP2267920; European Patent Convention: EP2285018; Finland: EP0885492; Finland:
precision carrier frequency signal is used to calibrate the local SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP0950194; France: EP0885492; France: EP1798564; France: EP0950194; Germany: EP2169848; Germany:
oscillator such that the output of the local oscillator, which is used SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP0885492; Germany: EP1798564; Germany: EP0950194; Great Britain: EP2169848; Great Britain: EP0885492;
to acquire GPS signals, is modified by a reference signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Great Britain: EP1798564; Great Britain: EP0950194; Greece: EP0885492; Hong Kong: HK1142456; Hong Kong:
generated from the precision carrier frequency signal. The GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; HK1024530; Hong Kong: HK1152595; Hong Kong: HK1154129; Hong Kong: HK1017182; Hong Kong: HK1105459;
receiver locks to this precision carrier frequency signal and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; Ireland: EP0885492; Ireland: EP0950194; Italy: EP0885492; Italy: EP1798564; Italy: EP0950194; Japan: 2001-
generates the reference signal. In another aspect of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; 505309; Japan: 2000-506348; Japan: 2008-003104; Japan: 5688115; Netherlands: EP0885492; Netherlands:
invention, satellite almanac data is transmitted to a remote GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; EP0950194; Portugal: EP0885492; Republic of Korea: 10-0663899; Spain: EP0885492; Spain: EP1798564; Spain:
receiver unit from a basestation via a communication link. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; EP0950194; Sweden: EP0885492; Sweden: EP0950194; Switzerland: EP0885492
remote GPS receiver unit uses this satellite almanac data to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
determine approximate Doppler data for satellites in view of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
remote GPS receiver unit. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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6421002 GPS Receiver Utilizing a A precision carrier frequency signal for calibrating a local oscillator SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6208290; United States: 6421002
Communication Link of a GPS receiver which is used to acquire GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
precision carrier frequency signal is used to calibrate the local SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
oscillator such that the output of the local oscillator, which is used SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
to acquire GPS signals, is modified by a reference signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
generated from the precision carrier frequency signal. The GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
receiver locks to this precision carrier frequency signal and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
generates the reference signal. In another aspect of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
invention, satellite almanac data is transmitted to a remote GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
receiver unit from a basestation via a communication link. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
remote GPS receiver unit uses this satellite almanac data to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
determine approximate Doppler data for satellites in view of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
remote GPS receiver unit. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6208290 GPS Receiver Utilizing a A precision carrier frequency signal for calibrating a local oscillator SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6208290; United States: 6421002
Communication Link of a GPS receiver which is used to acquire GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
precision carrier frequency signal is used to calibrate the local SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
oscillator such that the output of the local oscillator, which is used SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
to acquire GPS signals, is modified by a reference signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
generated from the precision carrier frequency signal. The GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
receiver locks to this precision carrier frequency signal and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
generates the reference signal. In another aspect of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
invention, satellite almanac data is transmitted to a remote GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
receiver unit from a basestation via a communication link. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
remote GPS receiver unit uses this satellite almanac data to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
determine approximate Doppler data for satellites in view of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
remote GPS receiver unit. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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6400314 GPS Receiver Utilizing a A precision carrier frequency signal for calibrating a local oscillator SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6400314
Communication Link of a GPS receiver which is used to acquire GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
precision carrier frequency signal is used to calibrate the local SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
oscillator such that the output of the local oscillator, which is used SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
to acquire GPS signals, is modified by a reference signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
generated from the precision carrier frequency signal. The GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
receiver locks to this precision carrier frequency signal and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
generates the reference signal. In another aspect of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
invention, satellite almanac data is transmitted to a remote GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
receiver unit from a basestation via a communication link. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
remote GPS receiver unit uses this satellite almanac data to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
determine approximate Doppler data for satellites in view of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
remote GPS receiver unit. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
5781156 GPS Receiver and Method A GPS receiver in one embodiment includes an antenna which SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5663734; United States: 5781156; China P.R.: ZL200710085825.8; China P.R.: ZL03130989.5; China
for Processing GPS Signals receives GPS signals at an RF frequency from in view satellites; a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200610100300.2; China P.R.: ZL96197519.9; Brazil: BR9611701; Brazil: PI9613029-6; Brazil: PI9613028-8;
downconverter coupled to the antenna for reducing the RF SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Brazil: PI9613030-0; Canada: 2667772; Canada: 2667764; Canada: 2667775; Canada: 2667786; Canada: 2230841;
frequency of the received GPS signals to an intermediate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Finland: EP1418440; Finland: EP1586916; France: EP0855039; France: EP1418440; France: EP1586916; France:
frequency (IF); a digitizer coupled to the downconverter and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1752782; France: EP2113782; Germany: EP0855039; Germany: EP1418440; Germany: EP1586916; Germany:
sampling the IF GPS signals at a predetermined rate to produce SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP1752782; Germany: EP2113782; Great Britain: EP0855039; Great Britain: EP1418440; Great Britain: EP1586916;
sampled IF GPS signals; a memory coupled to the digitizer storing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; Great Britain: EP1752782; Great Britain: EP2113782; Hong Kong: HK1022524; Hong Kong: HK1100972; Italy:
the sampled IF GPS signals (a snapshot of GPS signals); and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; EP0855039; Italy: EP1418440; Italy: EP1586916; Italy: EP1752782; Italy: EP2113782; Japan: 3738271; Japan:
digital signal processor (DSP) coupled to the memory and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; 4435720; Japan: 5641279; Japan: 5455542; Netherlands: EP1418440; Netherlands: EP1586916; Republic of Korea:
operating under stored instructions thereby performing Fast SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; 10-0457329; Russian Federation: 2357267; Russian Federation: 2236692; Spain: EP0855039; Spain: EP1418440;
Fourier Transform (FFT) operations on the sampled IF GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; Spain: EP1586916; Spain: EP1752782; Spain: EP2113782; Sweden: EP1418440; Sweden: EP1586916
to provide pseudorange information. These operations typically SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also include preprocessing and post processing of the GPS signals. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
After a snapshot of data is taken, the receiver front end is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
powered down. The GPS receiver in one embodiment also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
includes other power management features and includes, in SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
another embodiment the capability to correct for errors in its SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
local oscillator which is used to sample the GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
calculation speed of pseudoranges, and sensitivity of operation, is SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
enhanced by the transmission of the Doppler frequency shifts of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
in view satellites to the receiver from an external source, such as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a basestation in one embodiment of the invention. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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5663734 GPS Receiver and Method A GPS receiver in one embodiment includes an antenna which SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5663734; United States: 5781156; China P.R.: ZL200710085825.8; China P.R.: ZL03130989.5; China
for Processing GPS Signals receives GPS signals at an RF frequency from in view satellites; a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200610100300.2; China P.R.: ZL96197519.9; Brazil: BR9611701; Brazil: PI9613029-6; Brazil: PI9613028-8;
downconverter coupled to the antenna for reducing the RF SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Brazil: PI9613030-0; Canada: 2667772; Canada: 2667764; Canada: 2667775; Canada: 2667786; Canada: 2230841;
frequency of the received GPS signals to an intermediate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Finland: EP1418440; Finland: EP1586916; France: EP0855039; France: EP1418440; France: EP1586916; France:
frequency (IF); a digitizer coupled to the downconverter and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1752782; France: EP2113782; Germany: EP0855039; Germany: EP1418440; Germany: EP1586916; Germany:
sampling the IF GPS signals at a predetermined rate to produce SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP1752782; Germany: EP2113782; Great Britain: EP0855039; Great Britain: EP1418440; Great Britain: EP1586916;
sampled IF GPS signals; a memory coupled to the digitizer storing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; Great Britain: EP1752782; Great Britain: EP2113782; Hong Kong: HK1022524; Hong Kong: HK1100972; Italy:
the sampled IF GPS signals (a snapshot of GPS signals); and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; EP0855039; Italy: EP1418440; Italy: EP1586916; Italy: EP1752782; Italy: EP2113782; Japan: 3738271; Japan:
digital signal processor (DSP) coupled to the memory and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; 4435720; Japan: 5641279; Japan: 5455542; Netherlands: EP1418440; Netherlands: EP1586916; Republic of Korea:
operating under stored instructions thereby performing Fast SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; 10-0457329; Russian Federation: 2357267; Russian Federation: 2236692; Spain: EP0855039; Spain: EP1418440;
Fourier Transform (FFT) operations on the sampled IF GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; Spain: EP1586916; Spain: EP1752782; Spain: EP2113782; Sweden: EP1418440; Sweden: EP1586916
to provide pseudorange information. These operations typically SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also include preprocessing and post processing of the GPS signals. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
After a snapshot of data is taken, the receiver front end is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
powered down. The GPS receiver in one embodiment also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
includes other power management features and includes, in SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
another embodiment the capability to correct for errors in its SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
local oscillator which is used to sample the GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
calculation speed of pseudoranges, and sensitivity of operation, is SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
enhanced by the transmission of the Doppler frequency shifts of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
in view satellites to the receiver from an external source, such as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a basestation in one embodiment of the invention. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
ZL200710085825.8 GPS receiver and method for A GPS receiver in one embodiment includes an antenna which SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5663734; United States: 5781156; China P.R.: ZL200710085825.8; China P.R.: ZL03130989.5; China
processing GPS signal receives GPS signals at an RF frequency from in view satellites; a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200610100300.2; China P.R.: ZL96197519.9; Brazil: BR9611701; Brazil: PI9613029-6; Brazil: PI9613028-8;
downconverter coupled to the antenna for reducing the RF SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Brazil: PI9613030-0; Canada: 2667772; Canada: 2667764; Canada: 2667775; Canada: 2667786; Canada: 2230841;
frequency of the received GPS signals to an intermediate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Finland: EP1418440; Finland: EP1586916; France: EP0855039; France: EP1418440; France: EP1586916; France:
frequency (IF); a digitizer coupled to the downconverter and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1752782; France: EP2113782; Germany: EP0855039; Germany: EP1418440; Germany: EP1586916; Germany:
sampling the IF GPS signals at a predetermined rate to produce SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP1752782; Germany: EP2113782; Great Britain: EP0855039; Great Britain: EP1418440; Great Britain: EP1586916;
sampled IF GPS signals; a memory coupled to the digitizer storing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; Great Britain: EP1752782; Great Britain: EP2113782; Hong Kong: HK1022524; Hong Kong: HK1100972; Italy:
the sampled IF GPS signals (a snapshot of GPS signals); and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; EP0855039; Italy: EP1418440; Italy: EP1586916; Italy: EP1752782; Italy: EP2113782; Japan: 3738271; Japan:
digital signal processor (DSP) coupled to the memory and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; 4435720; Japan: 5641279; Japan: 5455542; Netherlands: EP1418440; Netherlands: EP1586916; Republic of Korea:
operating under stored instructions thereby performing Fast SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; 10-0457329; Russian Federation: 2357267; Russian Federation: 2236692; Spain: EP0855039; Spain: EP1418440;
Fourier Transform (FFT) operations on the sampled IF GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; Spain: EP1586916; Spain: EP1752782; Spain: EP2113782; Sweden: EP1418440; Sweden: EP1586916
to provide pseudorange information. These operations typically SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also include preprocessing and post processing of the GPS signals. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
After a snapshot of data is taken, the receiver front end is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
powered down. The GPS receiver in one embodiment also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
includes other power management features and includes, in SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
another embodiment the capability to correct for errors in its SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
local oscillator which is used to sample the GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
calculation speed of pseudoranges, and sensitivity of operation, is SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
enhanced by the transmission of the Doppler frequency shifts of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
in view satellites to the receiver from an external source, such as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a basestation in one embodiment of the invention. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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ZL200610100300.2 GPS Receiver and Method A GPS receiver in one embodiment includes an antenna which SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5663734; United States: 5781156; China P.R.: ZL200710085825.8; China P.R.: ZL03130989.5; China
for Processing GPS Signals receives GPS signals at an RF frequency from in view satellites; a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200610100300.2; China P.R.: ZL96197519.9; Brazil: BR9611701; Brazil: PI9613029-6; Brazil: PI9613028-8;
downconverter coupled to the antenna for reducing the RF SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Brazil: PI9613030-0; Canada: 2667772; Canada: 2667764; Canada: 2667775; Canada: 2667786; Canada: 2230841;
frequency of the received GPS signals to an intermediate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Finland: EP1418440; Finland: EP1586916; France: EP0855039; France: EP1418440; France: EP1586916; France:
frequency (IF); a digitizer coupled to the downconverter and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1752782; France: EP2113782; Germany: EP0855039; Germany: EP1418440; Germany: EP1586916; Germany:
sampling the IF GPS signals at a predetermined rate to produce SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP1752782; Germany: EP2113782; Great Britain: EP0855039; Great Britain: EP1418440; Great Britain: EP1586916;
sampled IF GPS signals; a memory coupled to the digitizer storing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; Great Britain: EP1752782; Great Britain: EP2113782; Hong Kong: HK1022524; Hong Kong: HK1100972; Italy:
the sampled IF GPS signals (a snapshot of GPS signals); and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; EP0855039; Italy: EP1418440; Italy: EP1586916; Italy: EP1752782; Italy: EP2113782; Japan: 3738271; Japan:
digital signal processor (DSP) coupled to the memory and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; 4435720; Japan: 5641279; Japan: 5455542; Netherlands: EP1418440; Netherlands: EP1586916; Republic of Korea:
operating under stored instructions thereby performing Fast SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; 10-0457329; Russian Federation: 2357267; Russian Federation: 2236692; Spain: EP0855039; Spain: EP1418440;
Fourier Transform (FFT) operations on the sampled IF GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; Spain: EP1586916; Spain: EP1752782; Spain: EP2113782; Sweden: EP1418440; Sweden: EP1586916
to provide pseudorange information. These operations typically SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also include preprocessing and post processing of the GPS signals. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
After a snapshot of data is taken, the receiver front end is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
powered down. The GPS receiver in one embodiment also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
includes other power management features and includes, in SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
another embodiment the capability to correct for errors in its SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
local oscillator which is used to sample the GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
calculation speed of pseudoranges, and sensitivity of operation, is SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
enhanced by the transmission of the Doppler frequency shifts of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
in view satellites to the receiver from an external source, such as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a basestation in one embodiment of the invention. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
ZL96197519.9 GPS Receiver and Method A GPS receiver in one embodiment includes an antenna which SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5663734; United States: 5781156; China P.R.: ZL200710085825.8; China P.R.: ZL03130989.5; China
for Processing GPS Signals receives GPS signals at an RF frequency from in view satellites; a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200610100300.2; China P.R.: ZL96197519.9; Brazil: BR9611701; Brazil: PI9613029-6; Brazil: PI9613028-8;
downconverter coupled to the antenna for reducing the RF SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Brazil: PI9613030-0; Canada: 2667772; Canada: 2667764; Canada: 2667775; Canada: 2667786; Canada: 2230841;
frequency of the received GPS signals to an intermediate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Finland: EP1418440; Finland: EP1586916; France: EP0855039; France: EP1418440; France: EP1586916; France:
frequency (IF); a digitizer coupled to the downconverter and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1752782; France: EP2113782; Germany: EP0855039; Germany: EP1418440; Germany: EP1586916; Germany:
sampling the IF GPS signals at a predetermined rate to produce SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP1752782; Germany: EP2113782; Great Britain: EP0855039; Great Britain: EP1418440; Great Britain: EP1586916;
sampled IF GPS signals; a memory coupled to the digitizer storing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; Great Britain: EP1752782; Great Britain: EP2113782; Hong Kong: HK1022524; Hong Kong: HK1100972; Italy:
the sampled IF GPS signals (a snapshot of GPS signals); and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; EP0855039; Italy: EP1418440; Italy: EP1586916; Italy: EP1752782; Italy: EP2113782; Japan: 3738271; Japan:
digital signal processor (DSP) coupled to the memory and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; 4435720; Japan: 5641279; Japan: 5455542; Netherlands: EP1418440; Netherlands: EP1586916; Republic of Korea:
operating under stored instructions thereby performing Fast SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; 10-0457329; Russian Federation: 2357267; Russian Federation: 2236692; Spain: EP0855039; Spain: EP1418440;
Fourier Transform (FFT) operations on the sampled IF GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; Spain: EP1586916; Spain: EP1752782; Spain: EP2113782; Sweden: EP1418440; Sweden: EP1586916
to provide pseudorange information. These operations typically SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also include preprocessing and post processing of the GPS signals. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
After a snapshot of data is taken, the receiver front end is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
powered down. The GPS receiver in one embodiment also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
includes other power management features and includes, in SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
another embodiment the capability to correct for errors in its SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
local oscillator which is used to sample the GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
calculation speed of pseudoranges, and sensitivity of operation, is SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
enhanced by the transmission of the Doppler frequency shifts of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
in view satellites to the receiver from an external source, such as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a basestation in one embodiment of the invention. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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ZL03130989.5 GPS Receiver and Method A GPS receiver in one embodiment includes an antenna which SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5663734; United States: 5781156; China P.R.: ZL200710085825.8; China P.R.: ZL03130989.5; China
for Processing GPS Signals receives GPS signals at an RF frequency from in view satellites; a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200610100300.2; China P.R.: ZL96197519.9; Brazil: BR9611701; Brazil: PI9613029-6; Brazil: PI9613028-8;
downconverter coupled to the antenna for reducing the RF SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Brazil: PI9613030-0; Canada: 2667772; Canada: 2667764; Canada: 2667775; Canada: 2667786; Canada: 2230841;
frequency of the received GPS signals to an intermediate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Finland: EP1418440; Finland: EP1586916; France: EP0855039; France: EP1418440; France: EP1586916; France:
frequency (IF); a digitizer coupled to the downconverter and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1752782; France: EP2113782; Germany: EP0855039; Germany: EP1418440; Germany: EP1586916; Germany:
sampling the IF GPS signals at a predetermined rate to produce SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP1752782; Germany: EP2113782; Great Britain: EP0855039; Great Britain: EP1418440; Great Britain: EP1586916;
sampled IF GPS signals; a memory coupled to the digitizer storing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; Great Britain: EP1752782; Great Britain: EP2113782; Hong Kong: HK1022524; Hong Kong: HK1100972; Italy:
the sampled IF GPS signals (a snapshot of GPS signals); and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; EP0855039; Italy: EP1418440; Italy: EP1586916; Italy: EP1752782; Italy: EP2113782; Japan: 3738271; Japan:
digital signal processor (DSP) coupled to the memory and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; 4435720; Japan: 5641279; Japan: 5455542; Netherlands: EP1418440; Netherlands: EP1586916; Republic of Korea:
operating under stored instructions thereby performing Fast SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; 10-0457329; Russian Federation: 2357267; Russian Federation: 2236692; Spain: EP0855039; Spain: EP1418440;
Fourier Transform (FFT) operations on the sampled IF GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; Spain: EP1586916; Spain: EP1752782; Spain: EP2113782; Sweden: EP1418440; Sweden: EP1586916
to provide pseudorange information. These operations typically SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
also include preprocessing and post processing of the GPS signals. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
After a snapshot of data is taken, the receiver front end is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
powered down. The GPS receiver in one embodiment also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
includes other power management features and includes, in SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
another embodiment the capability to correct for errors in its SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
local oscillator which is used to sample the GPS signals. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
calculation speed of pseudoranges, and sensitivity of operation, is SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
enhanced by the transmission of the Doppler frequency shifts of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
in view satellites to the receiver from an external source, such as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a basestation in one embodiment of the invention. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6133871 GPS receiver having power A GPS receiver having a low power mode of operation in one SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6133871
management embodiment includes an antenna which receives GPS signals at SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
an RF frequency from in view satellites; a downconverter coupled SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
to the antenna for reducing the RF frequency of the received GPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
signals to an intermediate frequency (IF); a digitizer coupled to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
the downconverter and sampling the IF GPS signals at a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
predetermined rate to produce sampled IF GPS signals; a memory SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
coupled to the digitizer storing the sampled IF GPS signals; and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
digital signal processor (DSP) coupled to the memory and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
operating under stored instructions thereby performing SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
operations on the sampled IF GPS signals to provide pseudorange SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
information. In one example, after the sampled IF GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
have been stored in the memory, the GPS receiver front end is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
powered down and the DSP is powered up. The GPS receiver in SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
one embodiment also includes other power management SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
features. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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6725159 GPS Receiver and Method A global positioning system (GPS) receiver has first circuitry for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5884214; United States: 6272430; United States: 6104340; United States: 6542821; United States:
for Processing GPS Signals receiving and processing pseudorandom sequences transmitted SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 6725159; Finland: EP1260830; Finland: EP0855041; France: EP1260830; France: EP0855041; Germany: EP1260830;
by a number of GPS satellites. The first circuitry is configured to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Germany: EP0855041; Great Britain: EP1260830; Great Britain: EP0855041; Greece: EP0855041; Ireland:
perform conventional correlation operations on the received SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP0855041; Italy: EP1260830; Italy: EP0855041; Netherlands: EP1260830; Netherlands: EP0855041; Portugal:
pseudorandom sequences to determine pseudoranges from the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP0855041; Spain: EP1260830; Spain: EP0855041; Sweden: EP1260830; Sweden: EP0855041
GPS receiver to the GPS satellites. The GPS receiver also includes SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
second circuitry coupled to the first circuitry. The second circuitry SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
is configured to receive and process the pseudorandom SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
sequences during blockage conditions. The second circuitry SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
processes the pseudorandom sequences by digitizing and storing SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
a predetermined record length of the received sequences and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
then performing fast convolution operations on the stored data SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
to determine the pseudoranges. The GPS receiver may have a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
common circuitry for receiving GPS signals from in view satellites SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
and downconverting the RF frequency of the received GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
to an intermediate frequency (IF). The IF signals are split into two SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal paths; a first of which provides the conventional con- SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
elation processing to calculate the pseudoranges. During SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
blockage conditions, the IF signal is passed to the second signal SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
path wherein the IF signals are digitized and stored in memory SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
and later processed using the fast convolution operations to SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
provide the pseudoranges. Alternative arrangements for the two SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
signal paths include separate downconverters or shared SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
digitizers. One embodiment provides both signal paths on a single SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
integrated circuit with shared circuitry executing computer SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
readable instructions to perform GPS signal processing SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
appropriate to the reception conditions. SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6542821 GPS Receiver and Method A global positioning system (GPS) receiver has first circuitry for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5884214; United States: 6272430; United States: 6104340; United States: 6542821; United States:
for Processing GPS Signals receiving and processing pseudorandom sequences transmitted SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 6725159; Finland: EP1260830; Finland: EP0855041; France: EP1260830; France: EP0855041; Germany: EP1260830;
by a number of GPS satellites. The first circuitry is configured to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Germany: EP0855041; Great Britain: EP1260830; Great Britain: EP0855041; Greece: EP0855041; Ireland:
perform conventional correlation operations on the received SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP0855041; Italy: EP1260830; Italy: EP0855041; Netherlands: EP1260830; Netherlands: EP0855041; Portugal:
pseudorandom sequences to determine pseudoranges from the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP0855041; Spain: EP1260830; Spain: EP0855041; Sweden: EP1260830; Sweden: EP0855041
GPS receiver to the GPS satellites. The GPS receiver also includes SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
second circuitry coupled to the first circuitry. The second circuitry SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
is configured to receive and process the pseudorandom SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
sequences during blockage conditions. The second circuitry SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
processes the pseudorandom sequences by digitizing and storing SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
a predetermined record length of the received sequences and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
then performing fast convolution operations on the stored data SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
to determine the pseudoranges. The GPS receiver may have a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
common circuitry for receiving GPS signals from in view satellites SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
and downconverting the RF frequency of the received GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
to an intermediate frequency (IF). The IF signals are split into two SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal paths; a first of which provides the conventional con- SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
elation processing to calculate the pseudoranges. During SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
blockage conditions, the IF signal is passed to the second signal SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
path wherein the IF signals are digitized and stored in memory SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
and later processed using the fast convolution operations to SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
provide the pseudoranges. Alternative arrangements for the two SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
signal paths include separate downconverters or shared SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
digitizers. One embodiment provides both signal paths on a single SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
integrated circuit with shared circuitry executing computer SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
readable instructions to perform GPS signal processing SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
appropriate to the reception conditions. SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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6104340 GPS Receiver and Method A global positioning system (GPS) receiver has first circuitry for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5884214; United States: 6272430; United States: 6104340; United States: 6542821; United States:
for Processing GPS Signals receiving and processing pseudorandom sequences transmitted SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 6725159; Finland: EP1260830; Finland: EP0855041; France: EP1260830; France: EP0855041; Germany: EP1260830;
by a number of GPS satellites. The first circuitry is configured to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Germany: EP0855041; Great Britain: EP1260830; Great Britain: EP0855041; Greece: EP0855041; Ireland:
perform conventional correlation operations on the received SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP0855041; Italy: EP1260830; Italy: EP0855041; Netherlands: EP1260830; Netherlands: EP0855041; Portugal:
pseudorandom sequences to determine pseudoranges from the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP0855041; Spain: EP1260830; Spain: EP0855041; Sweden: EP1260830; Sweden: EP0855041
GPS receiver to the GPS satellites. The GPS receiver also includes SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
second circuitry coupled to the first circuitry. The second circuitry SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
is configured to receive and process the pseudorandom SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
sequences during blockage conditions. The second circuitry SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
processes the pseudorandom sequences by digitizing and storing SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
a predetermined record length of the received sequences and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
then performing fast convolution operations on the stored data SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
to determine the pseudoranges. The GPS receiver may have a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
common circuitry for receiving GPS signals from in view satellites SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
and downconverting the RF frequency of the received GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
to an intermediate frequency (IF). The IF signals are split into two SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal paths; a first of which provides the conventional con- SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
elation processing to calculate the pseudoranges. During SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
blockage conditions, the IF signal is passed to the second signal SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
path wherein the IF signals are digitized and stored in memory SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
and later processed using the fast convolution operations to SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
provide the pseudoranges. Alternative arrangements for the two SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
signal paths include separate downconverters or shared SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
digitizers. One embodiment provides both signal paths on a single SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
integrated circuit with shared circuitry executing computer SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
readable instructions to perform GPS signal processing SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
appropriate to the reception conditions. SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6272430 GPS Receiver and Method A global positioning system (GPS) receiver has first circuitry for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5884214; United States: 6272430; United States: 6104340; United States: 6542821; United States:
for Processing GPS Signals receiving and processing pseudorandom sequences transmitted SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 6725159; Finland: EP1260830; Finland: EP0855041; France: EP1260830; France: EP0855041; Germany: EP1260830;
by a number of GPS satellites. The first circuitry is configured to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Germany: EP0855041; Great Britain: EP1260830; Great Britain: EP0855041; Greece: EP0855041; Ireland:
perform conventional correlation operations on the received SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP0855041; Italy: EP1260830; Italy: EP0855041; Netherlands: EP1260830; Netherlands: EP0855041; Portugal:
pseudorandom sequences to determine pseudoranges from the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP0855041; Spain: EP1260830; Spain: EP0855041; Sweden: EP1260830; Sweden: EP0855041
GPS receiver to the GPS satellites. The GPS receiver also includes SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
second circuitry coupled to the first circuitry. The second circuitry SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
is configured to receive and process the pseudorandom SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
sequences during blockage conditions. The second circuitry SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
processes the pseudorandom sequences by digitizing and storing SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
a predetermined record length of the received sequences and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
then performing fast convolution operations on the stored data SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
to determine the pseudoranges. The GPS receiver may have a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
common circuitry for receiving GPS signals from in view satellites SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
and downconverting the RF frequency of the received GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
to an intermediate frequency (IF). The IF signals are split into two SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal paths; a first of which provides the conventional con- SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
elation processing to calculate the pseudoranges. During SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
blockage conditions, the IF signal is passed to the second signal SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
path wherein the IF signals are digitized and stored in memory SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
and later processed using the fast convolution operations to SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
provide the pseudoranges. Alternative arrangements for the two SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
signal paths include separate downconverters or shared SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
digitizers. One embodiment provides both signal paths on a single SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
integrated circuit with shared circuitry executing computer SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
readable instructions to perform GPS signal processing SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
appropriate to the reception conditions. SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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5884214 GPS Receiver and Method A global positioning system (GPS) receiver has first circuitry for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5884214; United States: 6272430; United States: 6104340; United States: 6542821; United States:
for Processing GPS Signals receiving and processing pseudorandom sequences transmitted SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 6725159; Finland: EP1260830; Finland: EP0855041; France: EP1260830; France: EP0855041; Germany: EP1260830;
by a number of GPS satellites. The first circuitry is configured to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Germany: EP0855041; Great Britain: EP1260830; Great Britain: EP0855041; Greece: EP0855041; Ireland:
perform conventional correlation operations on the received SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP0855041; Italy: EP1260830; Italy: EP0855041; Netherlands: EP1260830; Netherlands: EP0855041; Portugal:
pseudorandom sequences to determine pseudoranges from the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP0855041; Spain: EP1260830; Spain: EP0855041; Sweden: EP1260830; Sweden: EP0855041
GPS receiver to the GPS satellites. The GPS receiver also includes SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
second circuitry coupled to the first circuitry. The second circuitry SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
is configured to receive and process the pseudorandom SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
sequences during blockage conditions. The second circuitry SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
processes the pseudorandom sequences by digitizing and storing SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
a predetermined record length of the received sequences and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
then performing fast convolution operations on the stored data SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
to determine the pseudoranges. The GPS receiver may have a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
common circuitry for receiving GPS signals from in view satellites SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
and downconverting the RF frequency of the received GPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
to an intermediate frequency (IF). The IF signals are split into two SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal paths; a first of which provides the conventional con- SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
elation processing to calculate the pseudoranges. During SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
blockage conditions, the IF signal is passed to the second signal SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
path wherein the IF signals are digitized and stored in memory SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
and later processed using the fast convolution operations to SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
provide the pseudoranges. Alternative arrangements for the two SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
signal paths include separate downconverters or shared SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
digitizers. One embodiment provides both signal paths on a single SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
integrated circuit with shared circuitry executing computer SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
readable instructions to perform GPS signal processing SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
appropriate to the reception conditions. SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6259399 IMPROVED GPS RECEIVERS A GPS receiver having multiple GPS antennas. Also described is a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6259399
AND GARMENTS method of tracking employing the GPS receiver and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
CONTAINING GPS RECEIVERS communication transmitter. Also described is a garment having a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
AND METHODS FOR USING GPS receiver and a GPS antenna and a communication antenna SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
THESE GPS RECEIVERS and a communication transmitter. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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5825327 GPS Receivers and Garments A GPS receiver having multiple GPS antennas. Also described is a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5825327
Containing GPS Receivers method of tracking employing the GPS receiver and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
and Methods for Using these communication transmitter. Also described is a garment having a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
GPS Receivers GPS receiver and a GPS antenna and a communication antenna SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
and a communication transmitter. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6016119 Method and Apparatus for A positioning sensor receives and stores a predetermined record SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6016119
Determining the Location of length of positioning signals while in a fix position located such SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
an Object which may have that the positioning sensor can receive positioning signals. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
an Obstructed View of the Thereafter, the stored positioning signals are processed to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
Sky determine the geographic location of the fix position. The fix SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
position may correspond to a location of an object of interest or it SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
may be in a known location relative to the position of the object, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
in which case once the geographic location of the fix position has SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
been computed, the geographic location of the object can be SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
derived. The positioning sensor includes a Snapshot GPS receiver SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
which may collect and process GPS signals transmitted by GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
satellites using fast convolution operations to compute SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
pseudoranges from the GPS satellites to the fix position. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
Alternatively, these computations may be performed at a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
basestation. The computed pseudoranges may then used to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
determine the geographic location of the fix position. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
positioning sensor may be equipped with depth sensing means, SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
such as a pressure sensor, which allows a determination of the SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
depth of submerged object to be made. The positioning sensor SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
may further be equipped with signal detecting means for SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
determining when the positioning sensor is in the fix position. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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5831574 Method and Apparatus for A positioning sensor receives and stores a predetermined record SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5831574
Determining the Location of length of positioning signals while in a fix position located such SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
an Object which may have that the positioning sensor can receive positioning signals. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
an Obstructed View of the Thereafter, the stored positioning signals are processed to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
Sky determine the geographic location of the fix position. The fix SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
position may correspond to a location of an object of interest or it SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
may be in a known location relative to the position of the object, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
in which case once the geographic location of the fix position has SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
been computed, the geographic location of the object can be SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
derived. The positioning sensor includes a Snapshot GPS receiver SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
which may collect and process GPS signals transmitted by GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
satellites using fast convolution operations to compute SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
pseudoranges from the GPS satellites to the fix position. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
Alternatively, these computations may be performed at a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
basestation. The computed pseudoranges may then used to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
determine the geographic location of the fix position. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
positioning sensor may be equipped with depth sensing means, SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
such as a pressure sensor, which allows a determination of the SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
depth of submerged object to be made. The positioning sensor SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
may further be equipped with signal detecting means for SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
determining when the positioning sensor is in the fix position. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6661372 Client-Server Based Remote A user accesses a server using a client. The client provides an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6131067; United States: 6661372
Locator Device identification code which serves to uniquely identify a remote SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
sensor. The remote sensor is capable of providing information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
related to its position. The server interrogates the remote sensor SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
and, in response, the remote sensor transmits positioning data to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
the server where it is analyzed to derive the location of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
remote sensor. The location so determined is transmitted from SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
the server to the client and is displayed at the client so that the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
user can identify the location of the remote sensor. The client and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
the server may be connected to a computer network and the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
client may use a web browser to interrogate the server. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
remote sensor may be a SNAPSHOT GPS receiver or other GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
receiver or positioning device. The user display may be a simple SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
position report, e.g., latitude and longitude, or a graphical report SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
which provides an indication of the remote sensor's location SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
superimposed on a map or other reference. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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6131067 Client-Server Based Remote A user accesses a server using a client. The client provides an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6131067; United States: 6661372
Locator Device identification code which serves to uniquely identify a remote SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
sensor. The remote sensor is capable of providing information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
related to its position. The server interrogates the remote sensor SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
and, in response, the remote sensor transmits positioning data to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
the server where it is analyzed to derive the location of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
remote sensor. The location so determined is transmitted from SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
the server to the client and is displayed at the client so that the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
user can identify the location of the remote sensor. The client and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
the server may be connected to a computer network and the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
client may use a web browser to interrogate the server. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
remote sensor may be a SNAPSHOT GPS receiver or other GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
receiver or positioning device. The user display may be a simple SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
position report, e.g., latitude and longitude, or a graphical report SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
which provides an indication of the remote sensor's location SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
superimposed on a map or other reference. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6239742 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for measuring time related to satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5812087; United States: 6052081; United States: 6239742; China P.R.: ZL98802276.1; Brazil:
Satellite Positioning System data messages which are used with satellite positioning systems SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; PI9807295-1; Brazil: PI9816304-3; Denmark: EP0958530; Finland: EP0958530; France: EP0958530; Germany:
Based Time Measurement (SPS). In one method, a first record of at least a portion of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP0958530; Great Britain: EP0958530; Greece: EP0958530; Hong Kong: HK1025156; Ireland: EP0958530; Japan:
satellite data message is received at an entity, which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 4316676; Japan: 4757291; Portugal: EP0958530; Spain: EP0958530; Sweden: EP0958530; Switzerland: EP0958530
basestation. The first record is compared with a second record of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
the satellite data message, where the first record and the second SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
record overlap at least partially in time. Then a time is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determined from this comparison, and this time indicates when SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
the first record (or the source from which the first record was SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
obtained) was received at a remote entity which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
mobile SPS receiver. Various other methods of the invention are SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
described and various apparatuses of the invention are also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
described. The methods and apparatuses measure time of day SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
using SPS signals without reading the satellite data messages SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
which are transmitted as data within these signals. The methods SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and apparatuses are suitable for situations in which the received SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal level is too weak to allow reading of the satellite data SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
messages. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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6052081 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for measuring time related to satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5812087; United States: 6052081; United States: 6239742; China P.R.: ZL98802276.1; Brazil:
Satellite Positioning System data messages which are used with satellite positioning systems SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; PI9807295-1; Brazil: PI9816304-3; Denmark: EP0958530; Finland: EP0958530; France: EP0958530; Germany:
Based Time Measurement (SPS). In one method, a first record of at least a portion of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP0958530; Great Britain: EP0958530; Greece: EP0958530; Hong Kong: HK1025156; Ireland: EP0958530; Japan:
satellite data message is received at an entity, which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 4316676; Japan: 4757291; Portugal: EP0958530; Spain: EP0958530; Sweden: EP0958530; Switzerland: EP0958530
basestation. The first record is compared with a second record of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
the satellite data message, where the first record and the second SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
record overlap at least partially in time. Then a time is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determined from this comparison, and this time indicates when SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
the first record (or the source from which the first record was SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
obtained) was received at a remote entity which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
mobile SPS receiver. Various other methods of the invention are SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
described and various apparatuses of the invention are also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
described. The methods and apparatuses measure time of day SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
using SPS signals without reading the satellite data messages SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
which are transmitted as data within these signals. The methods SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and apparatuses are suitable for situations in which the received SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal level is too weak to allow reading of the satellite data SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
messages. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:
5812087 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for measuring time related to satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5812087; United States: 6052081; United States: 6239742; China P.R.: ZL98802276.1; Brazil:
Satellite Positioning System data messages which are used with satellite positioning systems SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; PI9807295-1; Brazil: PI9816304-3; Denmark: EP0958530; Finland: EP0958530; France: EP0958530; Germany:
Based Time Measurement (SPS). In one method, a first record of at least a portion of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP0958530; Great Britain: EP0958530; Greece: EP0958530; Hong Kong: HK1025156; Ireland: EP0958530; Japan:
satellite data message is received at an entity, which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 4316676; Japan: 4757291; Portugal: EP0958530; Spain: EP0958530; Sweden: EP0958530; Switzerland: EP0958530
basestation. The first record is compared with a second record of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
the satellite data message, where the first record and the second SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
record overlap at least partially in time. Then a time is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determined from this comparison, and this time indicates when SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
the first record (or the source from which the first record was SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
obtained) was received at a remote entity which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
mobile SPS receiver. Various other methods of the invention are SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
described and various apparatuses of the invention are also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
described. The methods and apparatuses measure time of day SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
using SPS signals without reading the satellite data messages SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
which are transmitted as data within these signals. The methods SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and apparatuses are suitable for situations in which the received SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal level is too weak to allow reading of the satellite data SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
messages. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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ZL98802276.1 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for measuring time related to satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5812087; United States: 6052081; United States: 6239742; China P.R.: ZL98802276.1; Brazil:
Satellite Positioning System data messages which are used with satellite positioning systems SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; PI9807295-1; Brazil: PI9816304-3; Denmark: EP0958530; Finland: EP0958530; France: EP0958530; Germany:
Based Time Measurement (SPS). In one method, a first record of at least a portion of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP0958530; Great Britain: EP0958530; Greece: EP0958530; Hong Kong: HK1025156; Ireland: EP0958530; Japan:
satellite data message is received at an entity, which is typically a
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 4316676; Japan: 4757291; Portugal: EP0958530; Spain: EP0958530; Sweden: EP0958530; Switzerland: EP0958530
basestation. The first record is compared with a second record ofSDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
the satellite data message, where the first record and the secondSDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
record overlap at least partially in time. Then a time is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determined from this comparison, and this time indicates when SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
the first record (or the source from which the first record was SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
obtained) was received at a remote entity which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
mobile SPS receiver. Various other methods of the invention are SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
described and various apparatuses of the invention are also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
described. The methods and apparatuses measure time of day SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
using SPS signals without reading the satellite data messages SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
which are transmitted as data within these signals. The methods SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and apparatuses are suitable for situations in which the receivedSDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal level is too weak to allow reading of the satellite data SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
messages. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:
6433734 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus of determining the time for a global SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5945944; United States: 6150980; United States: 6433734; Belgium: EP0941487; Belgium:
Determining Time for GPS positioning system receiver is disclosed. Timing signals derived SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; EP1262790; Denmark: EP0941487; European Patent Convention: EP2020608; Finland: EP1262790; Finland:
Receivers from a communication system, such as cellular phone SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP0941487; France: EP1262790; France: EP0941487; Germany: EP1262790; Germany: EP0941487; Great Britain:
transmission signals, are received by a GPS receiver and decoded SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP1262790; Great Britain: EP0941487; Greece: EP0941487; Hong Kong: HK1126281; Hong Kong: HK1024060;
to provide accurate time information. The timing signals may be SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Ireland: EP1262790; Ireland: EP0941487; Italy: EP1262790; Italy: EP0941487; Japan: 2001-505665; Japan: 5015615;
in the form of synchronized events marked by timing indicators, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; Liechtenstein: EP1262790; Liechtenstein: EP0941487; Netherlands: EP1262790; Netherlands: EP0941487; Portugal:
or as system time information. The timing signals in combination SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP0941487; Republic of Korea: 10-0573397; Spain: EP1262790; Spain: EP0941487; Sweden: EP1262790; Sweden:
with satellite position signals received by the GPS receiver are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; EP0941487; Switzerland: EP0941487; Switzerland: EP1262790
used to determine the position of the GPS receiver. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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6150980 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus of determining the time for a global SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5945944; United States: 6150980; United States: 6433734; Belgium: EP0941487; Belgium:
Determining Time for GPS positioning system receiver is disclosed. Timing signals derived SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; EP1262790; Denmark: EP0941487; European Patent Convention: EP2020608; Finland: EP1262790; Finland:
Receivers from a communication system, such as cellular phone SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP0941487; France: EP1262790; France: EP0941487; Germany: EP1262790; Germany: EP0941487; Great Britain:
transmission signals, are received by a GPS receiver and decoded SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP1262790; Great Britain: EP0941487; Greece: EP0941487; Hong Kong: HK1126281; Hong Kong: HK1024060;
to provide accurate time information. The timing signals may be SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Ireland: EP1262790; Ireland: EP0941487; Italy: EP1262790; Italy: EP0941487; Japan: 2001-505665; Japan: 5015615;
in the form of synchronized events marked by timing indicators, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; Liechtenstein: EP1262790; Liechtenstein: EP0941487; Netherlands: EP1262790; Netherlands: EP0941487; Portugal:
or as system time information. The timing signals in combination SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP0941487; Republic of Korea: 10-0573397; Spain: EP1262790; Spain: EP0941487; Sweden: EP1262790; Sweden:
with satellite position signals received by the GPS receiver are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; EP0941487; Switzerland: EP0941487; Switzerland: EP1262790
used to determine the position of the GPS receiver. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
5945944 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus of determining the time for a global SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 5945944; United States: 6150980; United States: 6433734; Belgium: EP0941487; Belgium:
Determining Time for GPS positioning system receiver is disclosed. Timing signals derived SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; EP1262790; Denmark: EP0941487; European Patent Convention: EP2020608; Finland: EP1262790; Finland:
Receivers from a communication system, such as cellular phone SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP0941487; France: EP1262790; France: EP0941487; Germany: EP1262790; Germany: EP0941487; Great Britain:
transmission signals, are received by a GPS receiver and decoded SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP1262790; Great Britain: EP0941487; Greece: EP0941487; Hong Kong: HK1126281; Hong Kong: HK1024060;
to provide accurate time information. The timing signals may be SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Ireland: EP1262790; Ireland: EP0941487; Italy: EP1262790; Italy: EP0941487; Japan: 2001-505665; Japan: 5015615;
in the form of synchronized events marked by timing indicators, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; Liechtenstein: EP1262790; Liechtenstein: EP0941487; Netherlands: EP1262790; Netherlands: EP0941487; Portugal:
or as system time information. The timing signals in combination SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP0941487; Republic of Korea: 10-0573397; Spain: EP1262790; Spain: EP0941487; Sweden: EP1262790; Sweden:
with satellite position signals received by the GPS receiver are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; EP0941487; Switzerland: EP0941487; Switzerland: EP1262790
used to determine the position of the GPS receiver. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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6236354 Reducing Satellite Signal A method and apparatus is disclosed for reducing cross- SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6236354
Interference in a Global interference between received satellite signals in a satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
Positioning System Receiver positioning system receiver. A satellite positioning receiver SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
receives satellite signals from a plurality of satellites. Spurious SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
signals when processing a weak received satellite signal due to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
interference by a stronger received signal are reduced by SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
estimating certain characteristics of the stronger signal, creating SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
an interference waveform based on these estimated SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
characteristics, and subtracting this interference waveform from SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
a set of correlation outputs for the weaker signal to remove the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
interference effects of the stronger signal. Alternatively, a subsetSDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
of these correlation outputs are ignored where the interference SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
waveform produces strong spurious signals. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25 331
6107960 Reducing Cross-Interference A method and apparatus is disclosed for reducing cross- SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6107960; Belgium: EP1051638; Finland: EP1051638; France: EP1051638; Germany: EP1051638;
in a Combined GPS Receiver interference in a combined satellite positioning system receiver SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Great Britain: EP1051638; Ireland: EP1051638; Italy: EP1051638; Japan: 4859273; Netherlands: EP1051638; Spain:
and Communication System and communication transceiver device. A control signal is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP1051638; Sweden: EP1051638
transmitted from the communication transceiver to the satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
positioning system receiver when the communication transceiver SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
transmits data at a high power level over a communication link. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
The control signal causes satellite positioning system signals from SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
satellites to be blocked from the receiving circuits of the satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
positioning system receiver, or to be disregarded by the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
processing circuits of the satellite positioning system receiver. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
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6411254 Satellite Positioning Methods and apparatuses which use satellite position system SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6215441; United States: 6411254; China P.R.: ZL99807934.0; Australia: 2003246306; Australia:
Reference System and (SPS) reference receivers. In one example of the invention, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2004200563; Belgium: EP1075665; Brazil: PI9909982-9; Canada: 2330575; Finland: EP1075665; Finland: 109842;
Method plurality of SPS reference receivers, such as Global Positioning SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; France: EP1075665; Germany: EP1075665; Great Britain: EP1075665; Hong Kong: HK1036106; India: 222282; India:
System (GPS) reference receivers, each having a known position, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 229029; Indonesia: ID0014146; Ireland: EP1075665; Israel: 139253; Italy: EP1075665; Japan: 4933490; Japan:
are dispersed over a geographical region. Each of the SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; 5362539; Japan: 5518770; Mexico: 228953; Netherlands: EP1075665; Republic of Korea: 10-0644112; Singapore:
reference receivers transmits into a communication network, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; 76875; Spain: EP1075665; Sweden: EP1075665
representation of at least a portion of a satellite navigation SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
message, such as satellite ephemeris data, received from SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
satellites in view of the particular SPS reference receiver. A SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
plurality of digital processing systems, such as a first and a second SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
digital processing systems, are coupled to the communication SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
network to receive the satellite ephemeris data which is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
transmitted through the communication network. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6215441 Satellite Positioning Methods and apparatuses which use satellite position system SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6215441; United States: 6411254; China P.R.: ZL99807934.0; Australia: 2003246306; Australia:
Reference System and (SPS) reference receivers. In one example of the invention, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2004200563; Belgium: EP1075665; Brazil: PI9909982-9; Canada: 2330575; Finland: EP1075665; Finland: 109842;
Method plurality of SPS reference receivers, such as Global Positioning SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; France: EP1075665; Germany: EP1075665; Great Britain: EP1075665; Hong Kong: HK1036106; India: 222282; India:
System (GPS) reference receivers, each having a known position, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 229029; Indonesia: ID0014146; Ireland: EP1075665; Israel: 139253; Italy: EP1075665; Japan: 4933490; Japan:
are dispersed over a geographical region. Each of the SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; 5362539; Japan: 5518770; Mexico: 228953; Netherlands: EP1075665; Republic of Korea: 10-0644112; Singapore:
reference receivers transmits into a communication network, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; 76875; Spain: EP1075665; Sweden: EP1075665
representation of at least a portion of a satellite navigation SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
message, such as satellite ephemeris data, received from SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
satellites in view of the particular SPS reference receiver. A SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
plurality of digital processing systems, such as a first and a second SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
digital processing systems, are coupled to the communication SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
network to receive the satellite ephemeris data which is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
transmitted through the communication network. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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ZL99807934.0 Satellite Positioning Methods and apparatuses which use satellite position system SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6215441; United States: 6411254; China P.R.: ZL99807934.0; Australia: 2003246306; Australia:
Reference System and (SPS) reference receivers. In one example of the invention, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2004200563; Belgium: EP1075665; Brazil: PI9909982-9; Canada: 2330575; Finland: EP1075665; Finland: 109842;
Method plurality of SPS reference receivers, such as Global Positioning SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; France: EP1075665; Germany: EP1075665; Great Britain: EP1075665; Hong Kong: HK1036106; India: 222282; India:
System (GPS) reference receivers, each having a known position, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 229029; Indonesia: ID0014146; Ireland: EP1075665; Israel: 139253; Italy: EP1075665; Japan: 4933490; Japan:
are dispersed over a geographical region. Each of the SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; 5362539; Japan: 5518770; Mexico: 228953; Netherlands: EP1075665; Republic of Korea: 10-0644112; Singapore:
reference receivers transmits into a communication network, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; 76875; Spain: EP1075665; Sweden: EP1075665
representation of at least a portion of a satellite navigation SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
message, such as satellite ephemeris data, received from SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
satellites in view of the particular SPS reference receiver. A SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
plurality of digital processing systems, such as a first and a second SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
digital processing systems, are coupled to the communication SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
network to receive the satellite ephemeris data which is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
transmitted through the communication network. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6185427 Distributed Satellite Position A system and method for processing in a distributed manner SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6185427
System Processing and satellite position system (SPS) information. In one example of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
Application Network invention, a first mobile SPS receiver receives SPS signals from a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
plurality of SPS satellites and transmits a position information to a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
wireless cell based station which is coupled to a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
communication network. The wireless cell based station is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
coupled to a first digital processing system which receives the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
position information from the wireless cell based station and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
calculates a location of the first mobile SPS receiver based upon SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
the position information. The first digital processing transmits this SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
location, usually without any presentation of this location on the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
first digital processing system, to a remotely located application SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
digital processing system which presents the location to a user of SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
the application digital processing system. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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6307504 Method and System for A method and apparatus for determining a position of a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6061018; United States: 6307504; China P.R.: ZL99808172.8; China P.R.: ZL200510066821.6; China
Using Altitude Information in satellite positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one example of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; P.R.: ZL200510066822.0; Australia: 763226; Belgium: EP1840591; Belgium: EP1840592; Brazil: PI9910229-3;
a Satellite Positioning System method, a cell object information is determined; this cell object SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Canada: 2331709; Finland: EP1145035; Finland: EP1840591; Finland: EP1840592; France: EP1145035; France:
information comprises at least one of a cell object location or a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1840591; France: EP1840592; Germany: EP1145035; Germany: EP1840591; Germany: EP1840592; Germany:
cell object identification. An altitude is determined from the cell SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP2144079; Great Britain: EP1145035; Great Britain: EP1840591; Great Britain: EP1840592; Great Britain:
object information which is selected based upon a cell site SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2144079; Hong Kong: HK1140266; Hong Kong: HK1049044; Hong Kong: HK1079849; Hong Kong: HK1079850;
transmitter which is in wireless communication with a cell based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; India: 221693; Indonesia: ID0027162; Ireland: EP1840591; Ireland: EP1840592; Israel: 159182; Israel: 139469; Italy:
communication system which is coupled to (and typically SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; EP1145035; Italy: EP1840591; Italy: EP1840592; Japan: 4938172; Japan: 4965535; Japan: 5410303; Japan: 5792002;
integrated with) the mobile SPS receiver. The position of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; Mexico: 223912; Netherlands: EP1840591; Netherlands: EP1840592; Republic of Korea: 10-0622329; Singapore:
mobile SPS receiver is calculated using the altitude which is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; 76717; Spain: EP1145035; Spain: EP1840591; Spain: EP1840592; Sweden: EP1145035; Sweden: EP1840591;
determined from the cell object information. In another example SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008; Sweden: EP1840592
of a method, an altitude pseudomeasurement is determined from SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
an estimate of an altitude of the mobile SPS receiver. This SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
estimate of the altitude may be from a cell based information SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
source in a cell based system or may be an average altitude of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
area of radio coverage of a wireless basestation in the non-cell SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
based system. The altitude pseudomeasurement may be used as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a redundant measurement with fault detection and isolation SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
techniques to determine whether at least one pseudorange has a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
faulty condition. Alternatively (or in addition), a comparison of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
the estimated altitude to a calculated altitude determines a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
condition of at least one pseudorange between an SPS satellite SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
and the mobile SPS receiver. In one embodiment of this example,
the position is determined from a position solution algorithm, and
if the condition is a first state (not a fault state) the at least one
pseudorange is used in the position solution algorithm

6061018 Method and System for A method and apparatus for determining a position of a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6061018; United States: 6307504; China P.R.: ZL99808172.8; China P.R.: ZL200510066821.6; China
Using Altitude Information in satellite positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one example of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; P.R.: ZL200510066822.0; Australia: 763226; Belgium: EP1840591; Belgium: EP1840592; Brazil: PI9910229-3;
a Satellite Positioning System method, a cell object information is determined; this cell object SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Canada: 2331709; Finland: EP1145035; Finland: EP1840591; Finland: EP1840592; France: EP1145035; France:
information comprises at least one of a cell object location or a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1840591; France: EP1840592; Germany: EP1145035; Germany: EP1840591; Germany: EP1840592; Germany:
cell object identification. An altitude is determined from the cell SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP2144079; Great Britain: EP1145035; Great Britain: EP1840591; Great Britain: EP1840592; Great Britain:
object information which is selected based upon a cell site SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2144079; Hong Kong: HK1140266; Hong Kong: HK1049044; Hong Kong: HK1079849; Hong Kong: HK1079850;
transmitter which is in wireless communication with a cell based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; India: 221693; Indonesia: ID0027162; Ireland: EP1840591; Ireland: EP1840592; Israel: 159182; Israel: 139469; Italy:
communication system which is coupled to (and typically SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; EP1145035; Italy: EP1840591; Italy: EP1840592; Japan: 4938172; Japan: 4965535; Japan: 5410303; Japan: 5792002;
integrated with) the mobile SPS receiver. The position of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; Mexico: 223912; Netherlands: EP1840591; Netherlands: EP1840592; Republic of Korea: 10-0622329; Singapore:
mobile SPS receiver is calculated using the altitude which is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; 76717; Spain: EP1145035; Spain: EP1840591; Spain: EP1840592; Sweden: EP1145035; Sweden: EP1840591;
determined from the cell object information. In another example SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008; Sweden: EP1840592
of a method, an altitude pseudomeasurement is determined from SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
an estimate of an altitude of the mobile SPS receiver. This SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
estimate of the altitude may be from a cell based information SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
source in a cell based system or may be an average altitude of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
area of radio coverage of a wireless basestation in the non-cell SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
based system. The altitude pseudomeasurement may be used as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a redundant measurement with fault detection and isolation SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
techniques to determine whether at least one pseudorange has a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
faulty condition. Alternatively (or in addition), a comparison of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
the estimated altitude to a calculated altitude determines a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
condition of at least one pseudorange between an SPS satellite SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
and the mobile SPS receiver. In one embodiment of this example,
the position is determined from a position solution algorithm, and
if the condition is a first state (not a fault state) the at least one
pseudorange is used in the position solution algorithm

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ZL200510066822.0 Method and System for A method and apparatus for determining a position of a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6061018; United States: 6307504; China P.R.: ZL99808172.8; China P.R.: ZL200510066821.6; China
Using Altitude Information in satellite positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one example of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; P.R.: ZL200510066822.0; Australia: 763226; Belgium: EP1840591; Belgium: EP1840592; Brazil: PI9910229-3;
a Satellite Positioning System method, a cell object information is determined; this cell object SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Canada: 2331709; Finland: EP1145035; Finland: EP1840591; Finland: EP1840592; France: EP1145035; France:
information comprises at least one of a cell object location or a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1840591; France: EP1840592; Germany: EP1145035; Germany: EP1840591; Germany: EP1840592; Germany:
cell object identification. An altitude is determined from the cell SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP2144079; Great Britain: EP1145035; Great Britain: EP1840591; Great Britain: EP1840592; Great Britain:
object information which is selected based upon a cell site SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2144079; Hong Kong: HK1140266; Hong Kong: HK1049044; Hong Kong: HK1079849; Hong Kong: HK1079850;
transmitter which is in wireless communication with a cell based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; India: 221693; Indonesia: ID0027162; Ireland: EP1840591; Ireland: EP1840592; Israel: 159182; Israel: 139469; Italy:
communication system which is coupled to (and typically SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; EP1145035; Italy: EP1840591; Italy: EP1840592; Japan: 4938172; Japan: 4965535; Japan: 5410303; Japan: 5792002;
integrated with) the mobile SPS receiver. The position of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; Mexico: 223912; Netherlands: EP1840591; Netherlands: EP1840592; Republic of Korea: 10-0622329; Singapore:
mobile SPS receiver is calculated using the altitude which is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; 76717; Spain: EP1145035; Spain: EP1840591; Spain: EP1840592; Sweden: EP1145035; Sweden: EP1840591;
determined from the cell object information. In another example SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008; Sweden: EP1840592
of a method, an altitude pseudomeasurement is determined from SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
an estimate of an altitude of the mobile SPS receiver. This SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
estimate of the altitude may be from a cell based information SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
source in a cell based system or may be an average altitude of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
area of radio coverage of a wireless basestation in the non-cell SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
based system. The altitude pseudomeasurement may be used as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a redundant measurement with fault detection and isolation SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
techniques to determine whether at least one pseudorange has a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
faulty condition. Alternatively (or in addition), a comparison of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
the estimated altitude to a calculated altitude determines a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
condition of at least one pseudorange between an SPS satellite SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
and the mobile SPS receiver. In one embodiment of this example,
the position is determined from a position solution algorithm, and
if the condition is a first state (not a fault state) the at least one
pseudorange is used in the position solution algorithm

ZL200510066821.6 Method and System for A method and apparatus for determining a position of a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6061018; United States: 6307504; China P.R.: ZL99808172.8; China P.R.: ZL200510066821.6; China
Using Altitude Information in satellite positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one example of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; P.R.: ZL200510066822.0; Australia: 763226; Belgium: EP1840591; Belgium: EP1840592; Brazil: PI9910229-3;
a Satellite Positioning System method, a cell object information is determined; this cell object SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Canada: 2331709; Finland: EP1145035; Finland: EP1840591; Finland: EP1840592; France: EP1145035; France:
information comprises at least one of a cell object location or a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1840591; France: EP1840592; Germany: EP1145035; Germany: EP1840591; Germany: EP1840592; Germany:
cell object identification. An altitude is determined from the cell SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP2144079; Great Britain: EP1145035; Great Britain: EP1840591; Great Britain: EP1840592; Great Britain:
object information which is selected based upon a cell site SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2144079; Hong Kong: HK1140266; Hong Kong: HK1049044; Hong Kong: HK1079849; Hong Kong: HK1079850;
transmitter which is in wireless communication with a cell based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; India: 221693; Indonesia: ID0027162; Ireland: EP1840591; Ireland: EP1840592; Israel: 159182; Israel: 139469; Italy:
communication system which is coupled to (and typically SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; EP1145035; Italy: EP1840591; Italy: EP1840592; Japan: 4938172; Japan: 4965535; Japan: 5410303; Japan: 5792002;
integrated with) the mobile SPS receiver. The position of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; Mexico: 223912; Netherlands: EP1840591; Netherlands: EP1840592; Republic of Korea: 10-0622329; Singapore:
mobile SPS receiver is calculated using the altitude which is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; 76717; Spain: EP1145035; Spain: EP1840591; Spain: EP1840592; Sweden: EP1145035; Sweden: EP1840591;
determined from the cell object information. In another example SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008; Sweden: EP1840592
of a method, an altitude pseudomeasurement is determined from SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
an estimate of an altitude of the mobile SPS receiver. This SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
estimate of the altitude may be from a cell based information SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
source in a cell based system or may be an average altitude of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
area of radio coverage of a wireless basestation in the non-cell SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
based system. The altitude pseudomeasurement may be used as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a redundant measurement with fault detection and isolation SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
techniques to determine whether at least one pseudorange has a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
faulty condition. Alternatively (or in addition), a comparison of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
the estimated altitude to a calculated altitude determines a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
condition of at least one pseudorange between an SPS satellite SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
and the mobile SPS receiver. In one embodiment of this example,
the position is determined from a position solution algorithm, and
if the condition is a first state (not a fault state) the at least one
pseudorange is used in the position solution algorithm

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ZL99808172.8 Method and System for A method and apparatus for determining a position of a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6061018; United States: 6307504; China P.R.: ZL99808172.8; China P.R.: ZL200510066821.6; China
Using Altitude Information in satellite positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one example of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; P.R.: ZL200510066822.0; Australia: 763226; Belgium: EP1840591; Belgium: EP1840592; Brazil: PI9910229-3;
a Satellite Positioning System method, a cell object information is determined; this cell object SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Canada: 2331709; Finland: EP1145035; Finland: EP1840591; Finland: EP1840592; France: EP1145035; France:
information comprises at least one of a cell object location or a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1840591; France: EP1840592; Germany: EP1145035; Germany: EP1840591; Germany: EP1840592; Germany:
cell object identification. An altitude is determined from the cell SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; EP2144079; Great Britain: EP1145035; Great Britain: EP1840591; Great Britain: EP1840592; Great Britain:
object information which is selected based upon a cell site SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2144079; Hong Kong: HK1140266; Hong Kong: HK1049044; Hong Kong: HK1079849; Hong Kong: HK1079850;
transmitter which is in wireless communication with a cell based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; India: 221693; Indonesia: ID0027162; Ireland: EP1840591; Ireland: EP1840592; Israel: 159182; Israel: 139469; Italy:
communication system which is coupled to (and typically SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; EP1145035; Italy: EP1840591; Italy: EP1840592; Japan: 4938172; Japan: 4965535; Japan: 5410303; Japan: 5792002;
integrated with) the mobile SPS receiver. The position of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; Mexico: 223912; Netherlands: EP1840591; Netherlands: EP1840592; Republic of Korea: 10-0622329; Singapore:
mobile SPS receiver is calculated using the altitude which is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171; 76717; Spain: EP1145035; Spain: EP1840591; Spain: EP1840592; Sweden: EP1145035; Sweden: EP1840591;
determined from the cell object information. In another example SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008; Sweden: EP1840592
of a method, an altitude pseudomeasurement is determined from SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
an estimate of an altitude of the mobile SPS receiver. This SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
estimate of the altitude may be from a cell based information SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
source in a cell based system or may be an average altitude of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
area of radio coverage of a wireless basestation in the non-cell SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
based system. The altitude pseudomeasurement may be used as SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
a redundant measurement with fault detection and isolation SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
techniques to determine whether at least one pseudorange has a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
faulty condition. Alternatively (or in addition), a comparison of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
the estimated altitude to a calculated altitude determines a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
condition of at least one pseudorange between an SPS satellite SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
and the mobile SPS receiver. In one embodiment of this example,
the position is determined from a position solution algorithm, and
if the condition is a first state (not a fault state) the at least one
pseudorange is used in the position solution algorithm

6104338 Method and Apparatus for A method and an apparatus for operating a satellite positioning SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 4 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6104338; China P.R.: ZL99808039.X; Australia: 749670; Belgium: EP1076834; Belgium: EP1873549;
Operating a Satellite system (SPS) receiver in a client/server architecture. In one Brazil: PI9911439-9; Canada: 2331684; Finland: EP1076834; Finland: EP1873549; France: EP1076834; France:
Positioning System Receiver example of a method, a first plurality of pseudoranges is EP1873549; Germany: EP1076834; Germany: EP1873549; Great Britain: EP1076834; Great Britain: EP1873549;
determined at a first time and a second plurality of pseudoranges Hong Kong: HK1036108; Hong Kong: HK1116871; India: 216405; Indonesia: ID0012285; Ireland: EP1873549; Israel:
is determined at a second time which is after the first time. The 139458; Italy: EP1076834; Italy: EP1873549; Japan: 5726420; Japan: 5558860; Mexico: 231724; Netherlands:
first and the second pluralities of pseudoranges are stored. After EP1076834; Netherlands: EP1873549; Republic of Korea: 10-0610132; Singapore: 76672; Spain: EP1076834; Spain:
the second time, the first and the second pluralities of EP1873549; Sweden: EP1076834; Sweden: EP1873549
pseudoranges are transmitted to a location server, normally in
one transmission. The location server then determines a first
position from the first plurality of pseudoranges and a second
position from the second plurality of pseudoranges. In one
particular example, the first and second pseudoranges are
transmitted in response to a predetermined type of event, and
the location server stores a collection of differential GPS data
which has been collected over time.

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ZL99808039.X Method and Apparatus for A method and an apparatus for operating a satellite positioning SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 4 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6104338; China P.R.: ZL99808039.X; Australia: 749670; Belgium: EP1076834; Belgium: EP1873549;
Operating a Satellite system (SPS) receiver in a client/server architecture. In one Brazil: PI9911439-9; Canada: 2331684; Finland: EP1076834; Finland: EP1873549; France: EP1076834; France:
Positioning System Receiver example of a method, a first plurality of pseudoranges is EP1873549; Germany: EP1076834; Germany: EP1873549; Great Britain: EP1076834; Great Britain: EP1873549;
determined at a first time and a second plurality of pseudoranges Hong Kong: HK1036108; Hong Kong: HK1116871; India: 216405; Indonesia: ID0012285; Ireland: EP1873549; Israel:
is determined at a second time which is after the first time. The 139458; Italy: EP1076834; Italy: EP1873549; Japan: 5726420; Japan: 5558860; Mexico: 231724; Netherlands:
first and the second pluralities of pseudoranges are stored. After EP1076834; Netherlands: EP1873549; Republic of Korea: 10-0610132; Singapore: 76672; Spain: EP1076834; Spain:
the second time, the first and the second pluralities of EP1873549; Sweden: EP1076834; Sweden: EP1873549
pseudoranges are transmitted to a location server, normally in
one transmission. The location server then determines a first
position from the first plurality of pseudoranges and a second
position from the second plurality of pseudoranges. In one
particular example, the first and second pseudoranges are
transmitted in response to a predetermined type of event, and
the location server stores a collection of differential GPS data
which has been collected over time.

5999124 Satellite Positioning System A method and apparatus for processing position information from SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 5999124; China P.R.: ZL99807553.1; Brazil: PI9909783-4; Canada: 2329619; France: EP1073913;
Augmentation with Wireless satellite positioning system satellites and from cellular based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; France: EP2078966; Germany: EP1073913; Germany: EP2078966; Great Britain: EP1073913; Great Britain:
Communication Signals communication signals. In one example of a method according to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2078966; Hong Kong: HK1037233; India: 210625; Italy: EP1073913; Italy: EP2078966; Japan: 5026634; Japan:
the invention, a SPS receiver receives SPS signals from at least SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; 5405334; Mexico: 224349; Republic of Korea: 10-0672265; Spain: EP1073913; Spain: EP2078966
one SPS satellite. This SPS receiver is coupled to and typically SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
integrated with a communication system which receives and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
transmits messages in a cell based communication system. In this SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
method, a message is transmitted in the cell based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
communication signals between a communication system and a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
first cell based transceiver. A time measurement which SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
represents a time of travel of a message in the cell based SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
communication signals between the cell based transceiver and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
the communication system is determined. Another time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
measurement which represents a time of travel of the SPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
is also determined. A position of the SPS receiver is determined SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
from a combination of at least the time measurement which SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
represents the time of travel of a message in the cell based SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
communication signals and from a time measurement which SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
represents a time of travel of the SPS signals. The cell based SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
communication signals are capable of communicating data SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
messages in a two-way direction in one embodiment between SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
the cell based transceiver and the communication system. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;

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ZL99807553.1 Satellite Positioning System A method and apparatus for processing position information from SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 5999124; China P.R.: ZL99807553.1; Brazil: PI9909783-4; Canada: 2329619; France: EP1073913;
Augmentation with Wireless satellite positioning system satellites and from cellular based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; France: EP2078966; Germany: EP1073913; Germany: EP2078966; Great Britain: EP1073913; Great Britain:
Communication Signals communication signals. In one example of a method according to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2078966; Hong Kong: HK1037233; India: 210625; Italy: EP1073913; Italy: EP2078966; Japan: 5026634; Japan:
the invention, a SPS receiver receives SPS signals from at least SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; 5405334; Mexico: 224349; Republic of Korea: 10-0672265; Spain: EP1073913; Spain: EP2078966
one SPS satellite. This SPS receiver is coupled to and typically SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
integrated with a communication system which receives and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
transmits messages in a cell based communication system. In this SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
method, a message is transmitted in the cell based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
communication signals between a communication system and a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
first cell based transceiver. A time measurement which SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
represents a time of travel of a message in the cell based SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
communication signals between the cell based transceiver and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
the communication system is determined. Another time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
measurement which represents a time of travel of the SPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
is also determined. A position of the SPS receiver is determined SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
from a combination of at least the time measurement which SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
represents the time of travel of a message in the cell based SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
communication signals and from a time measurement which SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
represents a time of travel of the SPS signals. The cell based SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
communication signals are capable of communicating data SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
messages in a two-way direction in one embodiment between SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
the cell based transceiver and the communication system. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;

6839021 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for determining a reference time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6215442; United States: 6433731; United States: 6597311; United States: 6839021; China P.R.:
Determining Time in a associated with a satellite positioning system. In turn, the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL99807253.2; China P.R.: ZL200510003854.6; Brazil: PI9909673-0; Brazil: PI9917733-1; Brazil: PI9917732-3;
Satellite Positioning System reference time, in one embodiment, may be used to determine SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Canada: 2328847; Canada: 2557823; Finland: EP2017640; France: EP1306688; France: EP1566655; France:
other navigational information. Such navigational information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2017640; Germany: EP1306688; Germany: EP2017640; Germany: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP1306688; Great
may include, for example, the location/position of a satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Britain: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP2017640; Hong Kong: HK1036107; Hong Kong: HK1078136; Hong Kong:
positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one embodiment, a relative SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; HK1083244; India: 239101; India: 234620; India: 237544; India: 202337; Italy: EP1306688; Italy: EP1566655; Italy:
velocity between an SPS receiver and a set of one or more SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2017640; Japan: 4727815; Japan: 4861379; Japan: 4843004; Mexico: 238780; Netherlands: EP2017640; Republic
satellites is used to determine an offset between time as SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; of Korea: 10-0622327; Republic of Korea: 10-0749712; Spain: EP1306688; Spain: EP1566655; Spain: EP2017640;
indicated by the SPS receiver and the reference time. According SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Sweden: EP2017640
to another embodiment of the invention, an error statistic is used SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
to determine the reference time. According to yet another SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
embodiment of the invention, two records, each representing at SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
least a portion of a satellite message, are compared to determine SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
time. In one implementation, the SPS receiver is mobile and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
operates in conjunction with a basestation to determine time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and/or other navigational information according to one or a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
combination of the methods described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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6597311 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for determining a reference time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6215442; United States: 6433731; United States: 6597311; United States: 6839021; China P.R.:
Determining Time in a associated with a satellite positioning system. In turn, the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL99807253.2; China P.R.: ZL200510003854.6; Brazil: PI9909673-0; Brazil: PI9917733-1; Brazil: PI9917732-3;
Satellite Positioning System reference time, in one embodiment, may be used to determine SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Canada: 2328847; Canada: 2557823; Finland: EP2017640; France: EP1306688; France: EP1566655; France:
other navigational information. Such navigational information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2017640; Germany: EP1306688; Germany: EP2017640; Germany: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP1306688; Great
may include, for example, the location/position of a satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Britain: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP2017640; Hong Kong: HK1036107; Hong Kong: HK1078136; Hong Kong:
positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one embodiment, a relative SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; HK1083244; India: 239101; India: 234620; India: 237544; India: 202337; Italy: EP1306688; Italy: EP1566655; Italy:
velocity between an SPS receiver and a set of one or more SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2017640; Japan: 4727815; Japan: 4861379; Japan: 4843004; Mexico: 238780; Netherlands: EP2017640; Republic
satellites is used to determine an offset between time as SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; of Korea: 10-0622327; Republic of Korea: 10-0749712; Spain: EP1306688; Spain: EP1566655; Spain: EP2017640;
indicated by the SPS receiver and the reference time. According SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Sweden: EP2017640
to another embodiment of the invention, an error statistic is used SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
to determine the reference time. According to yet another SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
embodiment of the invention, two records, each representing at SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
least a portion of a satellite message, are compared to determine SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
time. In one implementation, the SPS receiver is mobile and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
operates in conjunction with a basestation to determine time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and/or other navigational information according to one or a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
combination of the methods described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:
6433731 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for determining a reference time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6215442; United States: 6433731; United States: 6597311; United States: 6839021; China P.R.:
Determining Time in a associated with a satellite positioning system. In turn, the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL99807253.2; China P.R.: ZL200510003854.6; Brazil: PI9909673-0; Brazil: PI9917733-1; Brazil: PI9917732-3;
Satellite Positioning System reference time, in one embodiment, may be used to determine SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Canada: 2328847; Canada: 2557823; Finland: EP2017640; France: EP1306688; France: EP1566655; France:
other navigational information. Such navigational information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2017640; Germany: EP1306688; Germany: EP2017640; Germany: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP1306688; Great
may include, for example, the location/position of a satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Britain: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP2017640; Hong Kong: HK1036107; Hong Kong: HK1078136; Hong Kong:
positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one embodiment, a relative SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; HK1083244; India: 239101; India: 234620; India: 237544; India: 202337; Italy: EP1306688; Italy: EP1566655; Italy:
velocity between an SPS receiver and a set of one or more SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2017640; Japan: 4727815; Japan: 4861379; Japan: 4843004; Mexico: 238780; Netherlands: EP2017640; Republic
satellites is used to determine an offset between time as SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; of Korea: 10-0622327; Republic of Korea: 10-0749712; Spain: EP1306688; Spain: EP1566655; Spain: EP2017640;
indicated by the SPS receiver and the reference time. According SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Sweden: EP2017640
to another embodiment of the invention, an error statistic is used SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
to determine the reference time. According to yet another SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
embodiment of the invention, two records, each representing at SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
least a portion of a satellite message, are compared to determine SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
time. In one implementation, the SPS receiver is mobile and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
operates in conjunction with a basestation to determine time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and/or other navigational information according to one or a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
combination of the methods described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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6215442 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for determining a reference time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6215442; United States: 6433731; United States: 6597311; United States: 6839021; China P.R.:
Determining Time in a associated with a satellite positioning system. In turn, the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL99807253.2; China P.R.: ZL200510003854.6; Brazil: PI9909673-0; Brazil: PI9917733-1; Brazil: PI9917732-3;
Satellite Positioning System reference time, in one embodiment, may be used to determine SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Canada: 2328847; Canada: 2557823; Finland: EP2017640; France: EP1306688; France: EP1566655; France:
other navigational information. Such navigational information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2017640; Germany: EP1306688; Germany: EP2017640; Germany: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP1306688; Great
may include, for example, the location/position of a satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Britain: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP2017640; Hong Kong: HK1036107; Hong Kong: HK1078136; Hong Kong:
positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one embodiment, a relative SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; HK1083244; India: 239101; India: 234620; India: 237544; India: 202337; Italy: EP1306688; Italy: EP1566655; Italy:
velocity between an SPS receiver and a set of one or more SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2017640; Japan: 4727815; Japan: 4861379; Japan: 4843004; Mexico: 238780; Netherlands: EP2017640; Republic
satellites is used to determine an offset between time as SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; of Korea: 10-0622327; Republic of Korea: 10-0749712; Spain: EP1306688; Spain: EP1566655; Spain: EP2017640;
indicated by the SPS receiver and the reference time. According SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Sweden: EP2017640
to another embodiment of the invention, an error statistic is used SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
to determine the reference time. According to yet another SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
embodiment of the invention, two records, each representing at SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
least a portion of a satellite message, are compared to determine SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
time. In one implementation, the SPS receiver is mobile and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
operates in conjunction with a basestation to determine time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and/or other navigational information according to one or a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
combination of the methods described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:
ZL200510003854.6 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for determining a reference time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6215442; United States: 6433731; United States: 6597311; United States: 6839021; China P.R.:
Determining Time in a associated with a satellite positioning system. In turn, the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL99807253.2; China P.R.: ZL200510003854.6; Brazil: PI9909673-0; Brazil: PI9917733-1; Brazil: PI9917732-3;
Satellite Positioning System reference time, in one embodiment, may be used to determine SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Canada: 2328847; Canada: 2557823; Finland: EP2017640; France: EP1306688; France: EP1566655; France:
other navigational information. Such navigational information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2017640; Germany: EP1306688; Germany: EP2017640; Germany: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP1306688; Great
may include, for example, the location/position of a satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Britain: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP2017640; Hong Kong: HK1036107; Hong Kong: HK1078136; Hong Kong:
positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one embodiment, a relative SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; HK1083244; India: 239101; India: 234620; India: 237544; India: 202337; Italy: EP1306688; Italy: EP1566655; Italy:
velocity between an SPS receiver and a set of one or more SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2017640; Japan: 4727815; Japan: 4861379; Japan: 4843004; Mexico: 238780; Netherlands: EP2017640; Republic
satellites is used to determine an offset between time as SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; of Korea: 10-0622327; Republic of Korea: 10-0749712; Spain: EP1306688; Spain: EP1566655; Spain: EP2017640;
indicated by the SPS receiver and the reference time. According SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Sweden: EP2017640
to another embodiment of the invention, an error statistic is used SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
to determine the reference time. According to yet another SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
embodiment of the invention, two records, each representing at SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
least a portion of a satellite message, are compared to determine SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
time. In one implementation, the SPS receiver is mobile and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
operates in conjunction with a basestation to determine time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and/or other navigational information according to one or a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
combination of the methods described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
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ZL99807253.2 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for determining a reference time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6215442; United States: 6433731; United States: 6597311; United States: 6839021; China P.R.:
Determining Time in a associated with a satellite positioning system. In turn, the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL99807253.2; China P.R.: ZL200510003854.6; Brazil: PI9909673-0; Brazil: PI9917733-1; Brazil: PI9917732-3;
Satellite Positioning System reference time, in one embodiment, may be used to determine SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Canada: 2328847; Canada: 2557823; Finland: EP2017640; France: EP1306688; France: EP1566655; France:
other navigational information. Such navigational information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2017640; Germany: EP1306688; Germany: EP2017640; Germany: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP1306688; Great
may include, for example, the location/position of a satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; Britain: EP1566655; Great Britain: EP2017640; Hong Kong: HK1036107; Hong Kong: HK1078136; Hong Kong:
positioning system (SPS) receiver. In one embodiment, a relative SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; HK1083244; India: 239101; India: 234620; India: 237544; India: 202337; Italy: EP1306688; Italy: EP1566655; Italy:
velocity between an SPS receiver and a set of one or more SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; EP2017640; Japan: 4727815; Japan: 4861379; Japan: 4843004; Mexico: 238780; Netherlands: EP2017640; Republic
satellites is used to determine an offset between time as SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; of Korea: 10-0622327; Republic of Korea: 10-0749712; Spain: EP1306688; Spain: EP1566655; Spain: EP2017640;
indicated by the SPS receiver and the reference time. According SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Sweden: EP2017640
to another embodiment of the invention, an error statistic is used SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
to determine the reference time. According to yet another SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
embodiment of the invention, two records, each representing at SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
least a portion of a satellite message, are compared to determine SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
time. In one implementation, the SPS receiver is mobile and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
operates in conjunction with a basestation to determine time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and/or other navigational information according to one or a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
combination of the methods described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:
6133874 Method and Apparatus for A method and an apparatus which acquire satellite positioning SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6133874; China P.R.: ZL99811902.4; Australia: 755817; Belgium: EP1108223; Brazil: PI9912895-0;
Acquiring Satellite system (SPS) signals in an SPS receiver. Information on time of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Canada: 2339999; Canada: 2640651; Finland: EP1108223; France: EP1108223; Germany: EP1108223; Great Britain:
Positioning System Signals day, approximate receiver location, and satellite positions are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP1108223; Hong Kong: HK1039981; India: 214463; Indonesia: ID0016941; Ireland: EP1108223; Israel: 141314;
used to reduce the time to search and acquire signals from one or SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Italy: EP1108223; Japan: 5128732; Japan: 2012-163563; Japan: 2015-155908; Mexico: 238821; Netherlands:
more SPS satellites. In an example of a method of the invention, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1108223; Republic of Korea: 10-0672266; Singapore: 78909; Spain: EP1108223; Sweden: EP1108223
first pseudorange to a first SPS satellite is determined, and an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
approximate location of the SPS receiver is determined. An SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
estimated pseudorange for a second pseudorange to a second SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
SPS satellite is determined from the approximate location and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
satellite position of the second SPS satellite. The SPS receiver SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
then searches for SPS signals from the second SPS satellite in a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
range determined by the estimated pseudorange. Typically, this SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
method reduces the search time to initially acquire SPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
from the second SPS satellite, and the estimated pseudorange is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
not based on a previously determined pseudorange for said SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
second SPS satellite. In a particular example of the invention, the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
approximate location is determined from a cell based information SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
source which correlates an identification of each of various SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
wireless cell sites with an approximate location for objects within SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
a cell of a wireless cell based communication system, such as a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
cellular (or cell based) telephone system. In other examples of the SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
invention, relatively precise time of day information may be used SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
with information indicating satellite positions and information SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
indicating the approximate location to determine an estimated SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
pseudorange for a first SPS satellite to be acquired. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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ZL99811902.4 Method and Apparatus for A method and an apparatus which acquire satellite positioning SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6133874; China P.R.: ZL99811902.4; Australia: 755817; Belgium: EP1108223; Brazil: PI9912895-0;
Acquiring Satellite system (SPS) signals in an SPS receiver. Information on time of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Canada: 2339999; Canada: 2640651; Finland: EP1108223; France: EP1108223; Germany: EP1108223; Great Britain:
Positioning System Signals day, approximate receiver location, and satellite positions are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP1108223; Hong Kong: HK1039981; India: 214463; Indonesia: ID0016941; Ireland: EP1108223; Israel: 141314;
used to reduce the time to search and acquire signals from one or SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Italy: EP1108223; Japan: 5128732; Japan: 2012-163563; Japan: 2015-155908; Mexico: 238821; Netherlands:
more SPS satellites. In an example of a method of the invention, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1108223; Republic of Korea: 10-0672266; Singapore: 78909; Spain: EP1108223; Sweden: EP1108223
first pseudorange to a first SPS satellite is determined, and an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
approximate location of the SPS receiver is determined. An SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
estimated pseudorange for a second pseudorange to a second SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
SPS satellite is determined from the approximate location and a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
satellite position of the second SPS satellite. The SPS receiver SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
then searches for SPS signals from the second SPS satellite in a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
range determined by the estimated pseudorange. Typically, this SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
method reduces the search time to initially acquire SPS signals SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
from the second SPS satellite, and the estimated pseudorange is SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
not based on a previously determined pseudorange for said SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
second SPS satellite. In a particular example of the invention, the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
approximate location is determined from a cell based information SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
source which correlates an identification of each of various SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
wireless cell sites with an approximate location for objects within SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
a cell of a wireless cell based communication system, such as a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
cellular (or cell based) telephone system. In other examples of the SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
invention, relatively precise time of day information may be used SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
with information indicating satellite positions and information SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
indicating the approximate location to determine an estimated SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
pseudorange for a first SPS satellite to be acquired. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6707422 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus is disclosed for measurement processing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6313786; United States: 6707422; China P.R.: ZL00805127.5; China P.R.: ZL200710089630.0; China
Measurement Processing of of Satellite Positioning System (SPS) signals. A plurality of SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; P.R.: CN103698786; Brazil: PI0007834-4; Canada: 2359662; Canada: 2634677; Canada: 2634618; Finland:
Satellite Positioning System signals from a corresponding plurality of SPS satellites are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2037290; France: EP1166145; France: EP1775598; France: EP1788405; France: EP2037290; Germany:
(SPS) Signals received in an SPS receiver. The signal environment SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1166145; Germany: EP1775598; Germany: EP1788405; Germany: EP2037290; Great Britain: EP1166145; Great
corresponding to the location in which the SPS receiver is located SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; Britain: EP1775598; Great Britain: EP1788405; Great Britain: EP2037290; Hong Kong: HK1108185; Hong Kong:
is characterized to produce signal environment data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; HK1044377; India: 216413; Italy: EP1166145; Italy: EP1775598; Italy: EP1788405; Italy: EP2037290; Japan:
exemplary embodiment, an information source, such as a cellular SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; 4270757; Japan: 5558683; Japan: 5377956; Japan: 2012-163566; Japan: 2014-206539; Mexico: 229201;
network based database, is searched to retrieve the signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Netherlands: EP2037290; Republic of Korea: 10-0732795; Spain: EP1166145; Spain: EP1775598; Spain: EP1788405;
environment data given an approximate location of the GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; Spain: EP2037290; Sweden: EP2037290
receiver. This approximate location may be specified by a location SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
of a cell site which is in cellular radio communication with a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
cellular communication device which is co-located with the GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
receiver. One or more parameters related to signal characteristics SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
of the satellite signals are defined. Threshold values for the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
parameters are determined using the signal environment data. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
Code phases corresponding to times of arrival of respective SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
satellite signals from the plurality of satellites are measured. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
data representing measured times of arrival are examined using SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
threshold values for the parameters to produce a set of times of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
arrival from which a location fix for the GPS receiver is calculated. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
Other methods and apparatuses for other embodiments of the SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
invention are also described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331;

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Measurement Processing of of Satellite Positioning System (SPS) signals. A plurality of SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; P.R.: CN103698786; Brazil: PI0007834-4; Canada: 2359662; Canada: 2634677; Canada: 2634618; Finland:
Satellite Positioning System signals from a corresponding plurality of SPS satellites are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2037290; France: EP1166145; France: EP1775598; France: EP1788405; France: EP2037290; Germany:
(SPS) Signals received in an SPS receiver. The signal environment SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1166145; Germany: EP1775598; Germany: EP1788405; Germany: EP2037290; Great Britain: EP1166145; Great
corresponding to the location in which the SPS receiver is located SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; Britain: EP1775598; Great Britain: EP1788405; Great Britain: EP2037290; Hong Kong: HK1108185; Hong Kong:
is characterized to produce signal environment data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; HK1044377; India: 216413; Italy: EP1166145; Italy: EP1775598; Italy: EP1788405; Italy: EP2037290; Japan:
exemplary embodiment, an information source, such as a cellular SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; 4270757; Japan: 5558683; Japan: 5377956; Japan: 2012-163566; Japan: 2014-206539; Mexico: 229201;
network based database, is searched to retrieve the signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Netherlands: EP2037290; Republic of Korea: 10-0732795; Spain: EP1166145; Spain: EP1775598; Spain: EP1788405;
environment data given an approximate location of the GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; Spain: EP2037290; Sweden: EP2037290
receiver. This approximate location may be specified by a location SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
of a cell site which is in cellular radio communication with a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
cellular communication device which is co-located with the GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
receiver. One or more parameters related to signal characteristics SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
of the satellite signals are defined. Threshold values for the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
parameters are determined using the signal environment data. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
Code phases corresponding to times of arrival of respective SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
satellite signals from the plurality of satellites are measured. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
data representing measured times of arrival are examined using SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
threshold values for the parameters to produce a set of times of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
arrival from which a location fix for the GPS receiver is calculated. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
Other methods and apparatuses for other embodiments of the SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
invention are also described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331;

ZL200710089630.0 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus is disclosed for measurement processing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6313786; United States: 6707422; China P.R.: ZL00805127.5; China P.R.: ZL200710089630.0; China
Measurement Processing of of Satellite Positioning System (SPS) signals. A plurality of SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; P.R.: CN103698786; Brazil: PI0007834-4; Canada: 2359662; Canada: 2634677; Canada: 2634618; Finland:
Satellite Positioning System signals from a corresponding plurality of SPS satellites are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2037290; France: EP1166145; France: EP1775598; France: EP1788405; France: EP2037290; Germany:
(SPS) Signals received in an SPS receiver. The signal environment SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1166145; Germany: EP1775598; Germany: EP1788405; Germany: EP2037290; Great Britain: EP1166145; Great
corresponding to the location in which the SPS receiver is located SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; Britain: EP1775598; Great Britain: EP1788405; Great Britain: EP2037290; Hong Kong: HK1108185; Hong Kong:
is characterized to produce signal environment data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; HK1044377; India: 216413; Italy: EP1166145; Italy: EP1775598; Italy: EP1788405; Italy: EP2037290; Japan:
exemplary embodiment, an information source, such as a cellular SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; 4270757; Japan: 5558683; Japan: 5377956; Japan: 2012-163566; Japan: 2014-206539; Mexico: 229201;
network based database, is searched to retrieve the signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Netherlands: EP2037290; Republic of Korea: 10-0732795; Spain: EP1166145; Spain: EP1775598; Spain: EP1788405;
environment data given an approximate location of the GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; Spain: EP2037290; Sweden: EP2037290
receiver. This approximate location may be specified by a location SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
of a cell site which is in cellular radio communication with a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
cellular communication device which is co-located with the GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
receiver. One or more parameters related to signal characteristics SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
of the satellite signals are defined. Threshold values for the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
parameters are determined using the signal environment data. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
Code phases corresponding to times of arrival of respective SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
satellite signals from the plurality of satellites are measured. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
data representing measured times of arrival are examined using SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
threshold values for the parameters to produce a set of times of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
arrival from which a location fix for the GPS receiver is calculated. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
Other methods and apparatuses for other embodiments of the SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
invention are also described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331;

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ZL00805127.5 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus is disclosed for measurement processing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6313786; United States: 6707422; China P.R.: ZL00805127.5; China P.R.: ZL200710089630.0; China
Measurement Processing of of Satellite Positioning System (SPS) signals. A plurality of SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; P.R.: CN103698786; Brazil: PI0007834-4; Canada: 2359662; Canada: 2634677; Canada: 2634618; Finland:
Satellite Positioning System signals from a corresponding plurality of SPS satellites are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2037290; France: EP1166145; France: EP1775598; France: EP1788405; France: EP2037290; Germany:
(SPS) Signals received in an SPS receiver. The signal environment SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1166145; Germany: EP1775598; Germany: EP1788405; Germany: EP2037290; Great Britain: EP1166145; Great
corresponding to the location in which the SPS receiver is located SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; Britain: EP1775598; Great Britain: EP1788405; Great Britain: EP2037290; Hong Kong: HK1108185; Hong Kong:
is characterized to produce signal environment data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; HK1044377; India: 216413; Italy: EP1166145; Italy: EP1775598; Italy: EP1788405; Italy: EP2037290; Japan:
exemplary embodiment, an information source, such as a cellular SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; 4270757; Japan: 5558683; Japan: 5377956; Japan: 2012-163566; Japan: 2014-206539; Mexico: 229201;
network based database, is searched to retrieve the signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Netherlands: EP2037290; Republic of Korea: 10-0732795; Spain: EP1166145; Spain: EP1775598; Spain: EP1788405;
environment data given an approximate location of the GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; Spain: EP2037290; Sweden: EP2037290
receiver. This approximate location may be specified by a location SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
of a cell site which is in cellular radio communication with a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
cellular communication device which is co-located with the GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
receiver. One or more parameters related to signal characteristics SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
of the satellite signals are defined. Threshold values for the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
parameters are determined using the signal environment data. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
Code phases corresponding to times of arrival of respective SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
satellite signals from the plurality of satellites are measured. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
data representing measured times of arrival are examined using SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
threshold values for the parameters to produce a set of times of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
arrival from which a location fix for the GPS receiver is calculated. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
Other methods and apparatuses for other embodiments of the SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
invention are also described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331;

CN103698786 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus is disclosed for measurement processing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6313786; United States: 6707422; China P.R.: ZL00805127.5; China P.R.: ZL200710089630.0; China
Measurement Processing of of Satellite Positioning System (SPS) signals. A plurality of SPS SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; P.R.: CN103698786; Brazil: PI0007834-4; Canada: 2359662; Canada: 2634677; Canada: 2634618; Finland:
Satellite Positioning System signals from a corresponding plurality of SPS satellites are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; EP2037290; France: EP1166145; France: EP1775598; France: EP1788405; France: EP2037290; Germany:
(SPS) Signals received in an SPS receiver. The signal environment SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; EP1166145; Germany: EP1775598; Germany: EP1788405; Germany: EP2037290; Great Britain: EP1166145; Great
corresponding to the location in which the SPS receiver is located SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; Britain: EP1775598; Great Britain: EP1788405; Great Britain: EP2037290; Hong Kong: HK1108185; Hong Kong:
is characterized to produce signal environment data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413; HK1044377; India: 216413; Italy: EP1166145; Italy: EP1775598; Italy: EP1788405; Italy: EP2037290; Japan:
exemplary embodiment, an information source, such as a cellular SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430; 4270757; Japan: 5558683; Japan: 5377956; Japan: 2012-163566; Japan: 2014-206539; Mexico: 229201;
network based database, is searched to retrieve the signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453; Netherlands: EP2037290; Republic of Korea: 10-0732795; Spain: EP1166145; Spain: EP1775598; Spain: EP1788405;
environment data given an approximate location of the GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071; Spain: EP2037290; Sweden: EP2037290
receiver. This approximate location may be specified by a location SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
of a cell site which is in cellular radio communication with a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
cellular communication device which is co-located with the GPS SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
receiver. One or more parameters related to signal characteristics SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
of the satellite signals are defined. Threshold values for the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
parameters are determined using the signal environment data. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
Code phases corresponding to times of arrival of respective SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
satellite signals from the plurality of satellites are measured. The SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
data representing measured times of arrival are examined using SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
threshold values for the parameters to produce a set of times of SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
arrival from which a location fix for the GPS receiver is calculated. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
Other methods and apparatuses for other embodiments of the SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
invention are also described. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331;

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6677894 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatuses for distributing location-based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6677894
providing location-based information (i.e., information specific to a client's location or a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
information via a computer location of interest to the client) to a client, which may be a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
network mobile SPS receiver, via the Internet and in particular, the World- SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
Wide Web. The client provides information about its location SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
and/or a location of interest to a Web server. The Web server, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
based on the information, provides via the Internet information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
relating to the client's location or location of interest to the client. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
6583757 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for measuring time related to satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6377209; United States: 6583757; China P.R.: ZL00805407.X; Australia: 773464; Belgium:
Satellite Positioning System data messages which are used with satellite positioning systems SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; EP1171779; Brazil: PI0009100-6; Canada: 2367032; Finland: EP1171779; France: EP1171779; Germany: EP1171779;
(SPS) Time Measurement (SPS). In one method, a first record of at least a portion of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Great Britain: EP1171779; Hong Kong: HK1042749; India: 210564; Ireland: EP1171779; Italy: EP1171779; Japan:
satellite data message is received at an entity, which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 5770028; Japan: 2013-079965; Japan: 2014-238405; Mexico: 222020; Netherlands: EP1171779; Republic of Korea:
basestation. The first record is compared with a second record of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; 10-0829617; Spain: EP1171779; Sweden: EP1171779
the satellite data message, where the first record and the second SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
record overlap at least partially in time. Then a time is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determined from this comparison, and this time indicates when SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
the first record (or the source from which the first record was SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
obtained) was received at a remote entity which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
mobile SPS receiver. Various other methods of the invention are SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
described and various apparatuses of the invention are also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
described. The methods and apparatuses measure time of day SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
using SPS signals without reading the satellite data messages SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
which are transmitted as data within these signals. The methods SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and apparatuses are suitable for situations in which the received SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal level is too weak to allow reading of the satellite data SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
messages. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:

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6377209 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for measuring time related to satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6377209; United States: 6583757; China P.R.: ZL00805407.X; Australia: 773464; Belgium:
Satellite Positioning System data messages which are used with satellite positioning systems SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; EP1171779; Brazil: PI0009100-6; Canada: 2367032; Finland: EP1171779; France: EP1171779; Germany: EP1171779;
(SPS) Time Measurement (SPS). In one method, a first record of at least a portion of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Great Britain: EP1171779; Hong Kong: HK1042749; India: 210564; Ireland: EP1171779; Italy: EP1171779; Japan:
satellite data message is received at an entity, which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 5770028; Japan: 2013-079965; Japan: 2014-238405; Mexico: 222020; Netherlands: EP1171779; Republic of Korea:
basestation. The first record is compared with a second record of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; 10-0829617; Spain: EP1171779; Sweden: EP1171779
the satellite data message, where the first record and the second SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
record overlap at least partially in time. Then a time is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determined from this comparison, and this time indicates when SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
the first record (or the source from which the first record was SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
obtained) was received at a remote entity which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
mobile SPS receiver. Various other methods of the invention are SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
described and various apparatuses of the invention are also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
described. The methods and apparatuses measure time of day SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
using SPS signals without reading the satellite data messages SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
which are transmitted as data within these signals. The methods SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and apparatuses are suitable for situations in which the received SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal level is too weak to allow reading of the satellite data SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
messages. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:
ZL00805407.X Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for measuring time related to satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6377209; United States: 6583757; China P.R.: ZL00805407.X; Australia: 773464; Belgium:
Satellite Positioning System data messages which are used with satellite positioning systems SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; EP1171779; Brazil: PI0009100-6; Canada: 2367032; Finland: EP1171779; France: EP1171779; Germany: EP1171779;
(SPS) Time Measurement (SPS). In one method, a first record of at least a portion of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Great Britain: EP1171779; Hong Kong: HK1042749; India: 210564; Ireland: EP1171779; Italy: EP1171779; Japan:
satellite data message is received at an entity, which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 5770028; Japan: 2013-079965; Japan: 2014-238405; Mexico: 222020; Netherlands: EP1171779; Republic of Korea:
basestation. The first record is compared with a second record of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; 10-0829617; Spain: EP1171779; Sweden: EP1171779
the satellite data message, where the first record and the second SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
record overlap at least partially in time. Then a time is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determined from this comparison, and this time indicates when SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
the first record (or the source from which the first record was SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
obtained) was received at a remote entity which is typically a SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
mobile SPS receiver. Various other methods of the invention are SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
described and various apparatuses of the invention are also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
described. The methods and apparatuses measure time of day SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
using SPS signals without reading the satellite data messages SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
which are transmitted as data within these signals. The methods SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
and apparatuses are suitable for situations in which the received SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
signal level is too weak to allow reading of the satellite data SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
messages. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec:

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7570958 Methods and apparatuses A mobile system, such as a wireless phone, communicates its SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7570958; Australia: 2002353800; Canada: 2463543; France: EP1435184; Germany: EP1435184;
for controlling distribution of location or other position information, such as pseudoranges, to a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Great Britain: EP1435184; India: 237672; Israel: 161315; Japan: 4563676; Japan: 5345566; Republic of Korea: 10-
location information server system and optionally sends permission criteria defining SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 0941337
which other mobile systems are allowed to access its location. In SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
the case where the mobile system does not provide its location, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
the server determines the location using the other position SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
information provided (e.g. pseudoranges for satellites in view of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
the mobile system). The server system sends the location to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
other mobile systems in accordance with the permission criteria, SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
with or without a request from another mobile system for the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
location. If no permission criteria has been sent by the mobile SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
system, the server system queries the mobile system for the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
permission criteria in response to a request for the location. If no SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
permission criteria is sent by the mobile system, or if the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
permission criteria sent denies the request, the server system SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
can, alternately, not reply to the request or reply with an error SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
message. The permission criteria can include additional access SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
limitations such as dates or times during which access is SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
permitted or denied, and geographic areas in which access is SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
permitted or denied. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;

7801108 Methods and apparatuses Methods and apparatuses for establishing time at a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6665541; United States: 7171225; United States: 7801108; China P.R.: ZL01823298.1; Australia:
for using mobile GPS basestation, and synchronizing the first basestation with other SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; 2001261816; Canada: 2447914; Hong Kong: HK1063889; Japan: 4860901; Japan: 5215440; Republic of Korea: 10-
receivers to synchronize basestations in a cellular network. The method may be performed SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 0881869
basestations in cellular using a mobile (cellular communication) station that includes a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
networks satellite position system receiver. One method comprises SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
determining a location of the mobile station, determining a time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
indicator that represents a time-of-day at the mobile station, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
wherein the time indicator is determined relative to a signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
available at the first basestation, transmitting at least one of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
position information and location, and transmitting the time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
indicator from the mobile station. The time indicator and at least SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
one of the position information and the location are used to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
establish a time at the first basestation such that the first SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
basestation is synchronized to other basestations in the cellular SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
communication system. Other methods and apparatuses are also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
described for synchronizing basestations in a cellular network. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
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7171225 Methods and apparatuses Methods and apparatuses for establishing time at a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6665541; United States: 7171225; United States: 7801108; China P.R.: ZL01823298.1; Australia:
for using mobile GPS basestation, and synchronizing the first basestation with other SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; 2001261816; Canada: 2447914; Hong Kong: HK1063889; Japan: 4860901; Japan: 5215440; Republic of Korea: 10-
receivers to synchronize basestations in a cellular network. The method may be performed SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 0881869
basestations in cellular using a mobile (cellular communication) station that includes a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
networks satellite position system receiver. One method comprises SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
determining a location of the mobile station, determining a time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
indicator that represents a time-of-day at the mobile station, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
wherein the time indicator is determined relative to a signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
available at the first basestation, transmitting at least one of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
position information and location, and transmitting the time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
indicator from the mobile station. The time indicator and at least SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
one of the position information and the location are used to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
establish a time at the first basestation such that the first SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
basestation is synchronized to other basestations in the cellular SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
communication system. Other methods and apparatuses are also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
described for synchronizing basestations in a cellular network. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25 453
6665541 Methods and apparatuses Methods and apparatuses for establishing time at a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6665541; United States: 7171225; United States: 7801108; China P.R.: ZL01823298.1; Australia:
for using mobile GPS basestation, and synchronizing the first basestation with other SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; 2001261816; Canada: 2447914; Hong Kong: HK1063889; Japan: 4860901; Japan: 5215440; Republic of Korea: 10-
receivers to synchronize basestations in a cellular network. The method may be performed SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 0881869
basestations in cellular using a mobile (cellular communication) station that includes a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
networks satellite position system receiver. One method comprises SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
determining a location of the mobile station, determining a time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
indicator that represents a time-of-day at the mobile station, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
wherein the time indicator is determined relative to a signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
available at the first basestation, transmitting at least one of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
position information and location, and transmitting the time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
indicator from the mobile station. The time indicator and at least SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
one of the position information and the location are used to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
establish a time at the first basestation such that the first SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
basestation is synchronized to other basestations in the cellular SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
communication system. Other methods and apparatuses are also SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
described for synchronizing basestations in a cellular network. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
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ZL01823298.1 Methods and Apparatuses Methods and apparatuses for establishing time at a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; United States: 6665541; United States: 7171225; United States: 7801108; China P.R.: ZL01823298.1; Australia:
for Using Mobile GPS basestation, and synchronizing the first basestation with other SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 2001261816; Canada: 2447914; Hong Kong: HK1063889; Japan: 4860901; Japan: 5215440; Republic of Korea: 10-
Stations to Synchronize basestations in a cellular network. The method may be performed SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008; 0881869
Basestations using a mobile (cellular communication) station that includes a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
satellite position system receiver. One method comprises SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
determining a location of the mobile station, determining a time SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
indicator that represents a time-of-day at the mobile station, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
wherein the time indicator is determined relative to a signal SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
available at the first basestation, transmitting at least one of the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
position information and location, and transmitting the time SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
indicator from the mobile station. The time indicator and at least SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
one of the position information and the location are used to SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
establish a time at the first basestation such that the first SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
basestation is synchronized to other basestations in the cellular SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
communication system. Other methods and apparatuses are also
described for synchronizing basestations in a cellular network.

9107109 Method and apparatus for In a wireless communication system a method for combination SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6973098; United States: 9107109; China P.R.: ZL01821314.6; Australia: 2002239735; Australia:
determining a data rate in a transmission of packet data and low delay data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2007202278; Austria: EP1329066; Austria: EP2259621; Austria: EP2276284; Austria: EP2259472; Belgium:
high rate packet data embodiment a parallel signaling channel provides a message to EP1329066; Belgium: EP2259621; Belgium: EP2276284; Belgium: EP2259472; Brazil: PI 0114862-1; Canada:
wireless communications receivers indicating a target recipient of packet data. The 2427007; Denmark: EP1329066; Denmark: EP2259621; Denmark: EP2276284; Denmark: EP2259472; European
system message also identifies the transmission channels used for packet Patent Convention: EP2276285; European Patent Convention: EP2793515; Finland: EP1329066; Finland:
data transmissions. Each receiver may then selectively decode EP2259621; Finland: EP2276284; Finland: EP2259472; France: EP1329066; France: EP2259621; France: EP2276284;
only packets where the message identifies the receiver as a France: EP2259472; Germany: EP1329066; Germany: EP2259621; Germany: EP2276284; Germany: EP2259472;
target recipient. The data packets stored in a buffer are ignored if Great Britain: EP1329066; Great Britain: EP2259621; Great Britain: EP2276284; Great Britain: EP2259472; Greece:
the target recipient is another mobile unit. In one embodiment, EP1329066; Greece: EP2259621; Greece: EP2276284; Greece: EP2259472; Hong Kong: HK1063547; India: 222594;
the message is sent concurrently with the data packet on a Indonesia: IDP0032931; Ireland: EP1329066; Ireland: EP2259621; Ireland: EP2276284; Ireland: EP2259472; Israel:
parallel channel. In one embodiment, the message is punctured 155535; Italy: EP1329066; Italy: EP2259621; Italy: EP2276284; Italy: EP2259472; Japan: 4083578; Liechtenstein:
into the high rate packet data transmission. EP1329066; Liechtenstein: EP2276284; Mexico: 241062; Mexico: 266216; Netherlands: EP1329066; Netherlands:
EP2259621; Netherlands: EP2276284; Netherlands: EP2259472; Portugal: EP1329066; Portugal: EP2259621;
Portugal: EP2276284; Portugal: EP2259472; Republic of Korea: 10-1168838; Russian Federation: 2285342;
Singapore: 96359; Spain: EP1329066; Spain: EP2259621; Spain: EP2276284; Spain: EP2259472; Sweden:
EP1329066; Sweden: EP2259621; Sweden: EP2276284; Sweden: EP2259472; Switzerland: EP1329066; Switzerland:
EP2259621; Switzerland: EP2276284; Switzerland: EP2259472; Taiwan: 545017; Ukraine: 74213

6973098 Method and apparatus for In a wireless communication system a method for combination SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6973098; United States: 9107109; China P.R.: ZL01821314.6; Australia: 2002239735; Australia:
determining a data rate in a transmission of packet data and low delay data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2007202278; Austria: EP1329066; Austria: EP2259621; Austria: EP2276284; Austria: EP2259472; Belgium:
high rate packet data embodiment a parallel signaling channel provides a message to EP1329066; Belgium: EP2259621; Belgium: EP2276284; Belgium: EP2259472; Brazil: PI 0114862-1; Canada:
wireless communications receivers indicating a target recipient of packet data. The 2427007; Denmark: EP1329066; Denmark: EP2259621; Denmark: EP2276284; Denmark: EP2259472; European
system message also identifies the transmission channels used for packet Patent Convention: EP2276285; European Patent Convention: EP2793515; Finland: EP1329066; Finland:
data transmissions. Each receiver may then selectively decode EP2259621; Finland: EP2276284; Finland: EP2259472; France: EP1329066; France: EP2259621; France: EP2276284;
only packets where the message identifies the receiver as a France: EP2259472; Germany: EP1329066; Germany: EP2259621; Germany: EP2276284; Germany: EP2259472;
target recipient. The data packets stored in a buffer are ignored if Great Britain: EP1329066; Great Britain: EP2259621; Great Britain: EP2276284; Great Britain: EP2259472; Greece:
the target recipient is another mobile unit. In one embodiment, EP1329066; Greece: EP2259621; Greece: EP2276284; Greece: EP2259472; Hong Kong: HK1063547; India: 222594;
the message is sent concurrently with the data packet on a Indonesia: IDP0032931; Ireland: EP1329066; Ireland: EP2259621; Ireland: EP2276284; Ireland: EP2259472; Israel:
parallel channel. In one embodiment, the message is punctured 155535; Italy: EP1329066; Italy: EP2259621; Italy: EP2276284; Italy: EP2259472; Japan: 4083578; Liechtenstein:
into the high rate packet data transmission. EP1329066; Liechtenstein: EP2276284; Mexico: 241062; Mexico: 266216; Netherlands: EP1329066; Netherlands:
EP2259621; Netherlands: EP2276284; Netherlands: EP2259472; Portugal: EP1329066; Portugal: EP2259621;
Portugal: EP2276284; Portugal: EP2259472; Republic of Korea: 10-1168838; Russian Federation: 2285342;
Singapore: 96359; Spain: EP1329066; Spain: EP2259621; Spain: EP2276284; Spain: EP2259472; Sweden:
EP1329066; Sweden: EP2259621; Sweden: EP2276284; Sweden: EP2259472; Switzerland: EP1329066; Switzerland:
EP2259621; Switzerland: EP2276284; Switzerland: EP2259472; Taiwan: 545017; Ukraine: 74213

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ZL01821314.6 Method and apparatus for In a wireless communication system a method for combination SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6973098; United States: 9107109; China P.R.: ZL01821314.6; Australia: 2002239735; Australia:
determining a data rate in a transmission of packet data and low delay data. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2007202278; Austria: EP1329066; Austria: EP2259621; Austria: EP2276284; Austria: EP2259472; Belgium:
high rate packet data embodiment a parallel signaling channel provides a message to EP1329066; Belgium: EP2259621; Belgium: EP2276284; Belgium: EP2259472; Brazil: PI 0114862-1; Canada:
wireless communications receivers indicating a target recipient of packet data. The 2427007; Denmark: EP1329066; Denmark: EP2259621; Denmark: EP2276284; Denmark: EP2259472; European
system message also identifies the transmission channels used for packet Patent Convention: EP2276285; European Patent Convention: EP2793515; Finland: EP1329066; Finland:
data transmissions. Each receiver may then selectively decode EP2259621; Finland: EP2276284; Finland: EP2259472; France: EP1329066; France: EP2259621; France: EP2276284;
only packets where the message identifies the receiver as a France: EP2259472; Germany: EP1329066; Germany: EP2259621; Germany: EP2276284; Germany: EP2259472;
target recipient. The data packets stored in a buffer are ignored if Great Britain: EP1329066; Great Britain: EP2259621; Great Britain: EP2276284; Great Britain: EP2259472; Greece:
the target recipient is another mobile unit. In one embodiment, EP1329066; Greece: EP2259621; Greece: EP2276284; Greece: EP2259472; Hong Kong: HK1063547; India: 222594;
the message is sent concurrently with the data packet on a Indonesia: IDP0032931; Ireland: EP1329066; Ireland: EP2259621; Ireland: EP2276284; Ireland: EP2259472; Israel:
parallel channel. In one embodiment, the message is punctured 155535; Italy: EP1329066; Italy: EP2259621; Italy: EP2276284; Italy: EP2259472; Japan: 4083578; Liechtenstein:
into the high rate packet data transmission. EP1329066; Liechtenstein: EP2276284; Mexico: 241062; Mexico: 266216; Netherlands: EP1329066; Netherlands:
EP2259621; Netherlands: EP2276284; Netherlands: EP2259472; Portugal: EP1329066; Portugal: EP2259621;
Portugal: EP2276284; Portugal: EP2259472; Republic of Korea: 10-1168838; Russian Federation: 2285342;
Singapore: 96359; Spain: EP1329066; Spain: EP2259621; Spain: EP2276284; Spain: EP2259472; Sweden:
EP1329066; Sweden: EP2259621; Sweden: EP2276284; Sweden: EP2259472; Switzerland: EP1329066; Switzerland:
EP2259621; Switzerland: EP2276284; Switzerland: EP2259472; Taiwan: 545017; Ukraine: 74213

7924891 Method and apparatus for A method and system that enables multiplexing a plurality of data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6847623; United States: 7283500; United States: 7924891; China P.R.: ZL01818833.8; Canada:
allocating data streams onto streams onto one data stream based on data stream priorities SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2429186; Finland: EP1912352; France: EP1334575; France: EP1912352; Germany: EP1334575; Germany:
a single channel and available transport frame combinations (TFCs) is disclosed. A EP1912352; Germany: EP2416505; Great Britain: EP1334575; Great Britain: EP1912352; Great Britain: EP2416505;
mobile station has applications that produce separate data India: 227433; Italy: EP1334575; Italy: EP1912352; Japan: 3954496; Mexico: 241382; Mexico: 263300; Mexico:
streams. Example applications include voice, signaling E-mail and 277507; Netherlands: EP1912352; Republic of Korea: 10-0807604; Spain: EP1334575; Spain: EP1912352; Sweden:
web applications. The data streams are combined by a EP1912352; Taiwan: I270300
multiplexer module into one data stream called the transport
stream. The transport stream is sent over the reverse link to base
station transceivers (BTS). The multiplexer module multiplexes
the data streams onto the transport stream according to their
priorities and the available TFCs.

7283500 Method and apparatus for A method and system that enables multiplexing a plurality of data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6847623; United States: 7283500; United States: 7924891; China P.R.: ZL01818833.8; Canada:
allocating data streams onto streams onto one data stream based on data stream priorities SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2429186; Finland: EP1912352; France: EP1334575; France: EP1912352; Germany: EP1334575; Germany:
a single channel and available transport frame combinations (TFCs) is disclosed. A EP1912352; Germany: EP2416505; Great Britain: EP1334575; Great Britain: EP1912352; Great Britain: EP2416505;
mobile station has applications that produce separate data India: 227433; Italy: EP1334575; Italy: EP1912352; Japan: 3954496; Mexico: 241382; Mexico: 263300; Mexico:
streams. Example applications include voice, signaling E-mail and 277507; Netherlands: EP1912352; Republic of Korea: 10-0807604; Spain: EP1334575; Spain: EP1912352; Sweden:
web applications. The data streams are combined by a EP1912352; Taiwan: I270300
multiplexer module into one data stream called the transport
stream. The transport stream is sent over the reverse link to base
station transceivers (BTS). The multiplexer module multiplexes
the data streams onto the transport stream according to their
priorities and the available TFCs.

6847623 Method and apparatus for A method and system that enables multiplexing a plurality of data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6847623; United States: 7283500; United States: 7924891; China P.R.: ZL01818833.8; Canada:
allocating data streams onto streams onto one data stream based on data stream priorities SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2429186; Finland: EP1912352; France: EP1334575; France: EP1912352; Germany: EP1334575; Germany:
a single channel and available transport frame combinations (TFCs) is disclosed. A EP1912352; Germany: EP2416505; Great Britain: EP1334575; Great Britain: EP1912352; Great Britain: EP2416505;
mobile station has applications that produce separate data India: 227433; Italy: EP1334575; Italy: EP1912352; Japan: 3954496; Mexico: 241382; Mexico: 263300; Mexico:
streams. Example applications include voice, signaling E-mail and 277507; Netherlands: EP1912352; Republic of Korea: 10-0807604; Spain: EP1334575; Spain: EP1912352; Sweden:
web applications. The data streams are combined by a EP1912352; Taiwan: I270300
multiplexer module into one data stream called the transport
stream. The transport stream is sent over the reverse link to base
station transceivers (BTS). The multiplexer module multiplexes
the data streams onto the transport stream according to their
priorities and the available TFCs.

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ZL01818833.8 Method and apparatus for A method and system that enables multiplexing a plurality of data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6847623; United States: 7283500; United States: 7924891; China P.R.: ZL01818833.8; Canada:
allocating data streams onto streams onto one data stream based on data stream priorities SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2429186; Finland: EP1912352; France: EP1334575; France: EP1912352; Germany: EP1334575; Germany:
a single channel and available transport frame combinations (TFCs) is disclosed. A EP1912352; Germany: EP2416505; Great Britain: EP1334575; Great Britain: EP1912352; Great Britain: EP2416505;
mobile station has applications that produce separate data India: 227433; Italy: EP1334575; Italy: EP1912352; Japan: 3954496; Mexico: 241382; Mexico: 263300; Mexico:
streams. Example applications include voice, signaling E-mail and 277507; Netherlands: EP1912352; Republic of Korea: 10-0807604; Spain: EP1334575; Spain: EP1912352; Sweden:
web applications. The data streams are combined by a EP1912352; Taiwan: I270300
multiplexer module into one data stream called the transport
stream. The transport stream is sent over the reverse link to base
station transceivers (BTS). The multiplexer module multiplexes
the data streams onto the transport stream according to their
priorities and the available TFCs.

8526510 Estimation of traffic-to-pilot A method for coherent estimation of the traffic-to-pilot energy SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6711208; United States: 8526510; China P.R.: ZL01822446.6; China P.R.: ZL200710142219.5; France:
ratios ratio is presented. A received preamble is decoded (20), and then SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.213; EP2249502; Germany: EP1340318; Germany: EP1598974; Germany: EP2249502; Great Britain: EP1340318; Great
re-encoded (22). The received preamble is then multiplied by the Britain: EP1598974; Great Britain: EP2249502; Italy: EP2249502; Japan: 4021764; Netherlands: EP2249502;
re-encoded preamble (23). The results are summed (24), squared Republic of Korea: 10-0848736; Spain: EP2249502
(26), and then divided by a pilot energy value (28) . In another
method, a message (41) carrying energy information can be
inserted between a subpacket preamble (40) and a subpacket
(42).

6711208 Estimation of traffic-to-pilot A method for coherent estimation of the traffic-to-pilot energy SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6711208; United States: 8526510; China P.R.: ZL01822446.6; China P.R.: ZL200710142219.5; France:
ratios ratio is presented. A received preamble is decoded (20), and then SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.213; EP2249502; Germany: EP1340318; Germany: EP1598974; Germany: EP2249502; Great Britain: EP1340318; Great
re-encoded (22). The received preamble is then multiplied by the Britain: EP1598974; Great Britain: EP2249502; Italy: EP2249502; Japan: 4021764; Netherlands: EP2249502;
re-encoded preamble (23). The results are summed (24), squared Republic of Korea: 10-0848736; Spain: EP2249502
(26), and then divided by a pilot energy value (28) . In another
method, a message (41) carrying energy information can be
inserted between a subpacket preamble (40) and a subpacket
(42).

ZL200710142219.5 Method and apparatus for A method for coherent estimation of the traffic-to-pilot energy SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6711208; United States: 8526510; China P.R.: ZL01822446.6; China P.R.: ZL200710142219.5; France:
improving the performance ratio is presented. A received preamble is decoded (20), and then SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.213; EP2249502; Germany: EP1340318; Germany: EP1598974; Germany: EP2249502; Great Britain: EP1340318; Great
of a turbo decoder using re-encoded (22). The received preamble is then multiplied by the Britain: EP1598974; Great Britain: EP2249502; Italy: EP2249502; Japan: 4021764; Netherlands: EP2249502;
traffic-to-pilot energy re-encoded preamble (23). The results are summed (24), squared Republic of Korea: 10-0848736; Spain: EP2249502
(26), and then divided by a pilot energy value (28) . In another
method, a message (41) carrying energy information can be
inserted between a subpacket preamble (40) and a subpacket
(42).

ZL01822446.6 Method and apparatus for A method for coherent estimation of the traffic-to-pilot energy SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6711208; United States: 8526510; China P.R.: ZL01822446.6; China P.R.: ZL200710142219.5; France:
coherent estimation of ratio is presented. A received preamble is decoded (20), and then SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.213; EP2249502; Germany: EP1340318; Germany: EP1598974; Germany: EP2249502; Great Britain: EP1340318; Great
traffic-to-pilot ratios re-encoded (22). The received preamble is then multiplied by the Britain: EP1598974; Great Britain: EP2249502; Italy: EP2249502; Japan: 4021764; Netherlands: EP2249502;
re-encoded preamble (23). The results are summed (24), squared Republic of Korea: 10-0848736; Spain: EP2249502
(26), and then divided by a pilot energy value (28) . In another
method, a message (41) carrying energy information can be
inserted between a subpacket preamble (40) and a subpacket
(42).

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7860061 Method and apparatus for A novel method and apparatus is disclosed for performing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7079511; United States: 7860061; United States: 7561555; China P.R.: ZL01821959.4; China P.R.:
handoff of a wireless packet seamless handoff of a mobile station (MS) between Radio Access ZL200510074028.0; China P.R.: ZL200510074027.6; Brazil: PI0115930-5; Canada: 2431577; Canada: 2686598;
data services connection Networks (RANs) that use different types of wireless interfaces. France: EP1340388; Germany: EP1340388; Great Britain: EP1340388; India: 214322; Italy: EP1340388; Japan:
The described embodiments enable an MS to handoff between 4194840; Mexico: 239048; Mexico: 274111; Mexico: 290146; Mexico: 298396; Republic of Korea: 10-0896154;
different RANs without causing routing ambiguity, and without Republic of Korea: 10-0920390; Russian Federation: 2282950; Taiwan: 535450
substantial loss of network data. Upon moving from the coverage
area of a first RAN using a first wireless interface to the coverage
area of a second RAN using a second wireless interface, an MS
determines whether routing ambiguity may result from the
change of RAN and, based on the determination, triggers a re-
registration of its network address. A foreign agent (FA) within a
packet data serving node (PDSN) monitors network address re-
registrations in order to determine whether multiple RAN-PDSN
(R-P) connections are being created for the same MS. Based on
this determination, the PDSN terminates redundant R-P network
connections resulting from movement of the MS between
different RANs.

7561555 Method and apparatus for A novel method and apparatus is disclosed for performing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7079511; United States: 7860061; United States: 7561555; China P.R.: ZL01821959.4; China P.R.:
handoff of a wireless packet seamless handoff of a mobile station (MS) between Radio Access ZL200510074028.0; China P.R.: ZL200510074027.6; Brazil: PI0115930-5; Canada: 2431577; Canada: 2686598;
data services connection Networks (RANs) that use different types of wireless interfaces. France: EP1340388; Germany: EP1340388; Great Britain: EP1340388; India: 214322; Italy: EP1340388; Japan:
The described embodiments enable an MS to handoff between 4194840; Mexico: 239048; Mexico: 274111; Mexico: 290146; Mexico: 298396; Republic of Korea: 10-0896154;
different RANs without causing routing ambiguity, and without Republic of Korea: 10-0920390; Russian Federation: 2282950; Taiwan: 535450
substantial loss of network data. Upon moving from the coverage
area of a first RAN using a first wireless interface to the coverage
area of a second RAN using a second wireless interface, an MS
determines whether routing ambiguity may result from the
change of RAN and, based on the determination, triggers a re-
registration of its network address. A foreign agent (FA) within a
packet data serving node (PDSN) monitors network address re-
registrations in order to determine whether multiple RAN-PDSN
(R-P) connections are being created for the same MS. Based on
this determination, the PDSN terminates redundant R-P network
connections resulting from movement of the MS between
different RANs.

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7079511 Method and apparatus for A novel method and apparatus is disclosed for performing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7079511; United States: 7860061; United States: 7561555; China P.R.: ZL01821959.4; China P.R.:
handoff of a wireless packet seamless handoff of a mobile station (MS) between Radio Access ZL200510074028.0; China P.R.: ZL200510074027.6; Brazil: PI0115930-5; Canada: 2431577; Canada: 2686598;
data services connection Networks (RANs) that use different types of wireless interfaces. France: EP1340388; Germany: EP1340388; Great Britain: EP1340388; India: 214322; Italy: EP1340388; Japan:
The described embodiments enable an MS to handoff between 4194840; Mexico: 239048; Mexico: 274111; Mexico: 290146; Mexico: 298396; Republic of Korea: 10-0896154;
different RANs without causing routing ambiguity, and without Republic of Korea: 10-0920390; Russian Federation: 2282950; Taiwan: 535450
substantial loss of network data. Upon moving from the coverage
area of a first RAN using a first wireless interface to the coverage
area of a second RAN using a second wireless interface, an MS
determines whether routing ambiguity may result from the
change of RAN and, based on the determination, triggers a re-
registration of its network address. A foreign agent (FA) within a
packet data serving node (PDSN) monitors network address re-
registrations in order to determine whether multiple RAN-PDSN
(R-P) connections are being created for the same MS. Based on
this determination, the PDSN terminates redundant R-P network
connections resulting from movement of the MS between
different RANs.

ZL200510074028.0 Method and apparatus for A novel method and apparatus is disclosed for performing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7079511; United States: 7860061; United States: 7561555; China P.R.: ZL01821959.4; China P.R.:
handoff of a wireless packet seamless handoff of a mobile station (MS) between Radio Access ZL200510074028.0; China P.R.: ZL200510074027.6; Brazil: PI0115930-5; Canada: 2431577; Canada: 2686598;
data services connection Networks (RANs) that use different types of wireless interfaces. France: EP1340388; Germany: EP1340388; Great Britain: EP1340388; India: 214322; Italy: EP1340388; Japan:
The described embodiments enable an MS to handoff between 4194840; Mexico: 239048; Mexico: 274111; Mexico: 290146; Mexico: 298396; Republic of Korea: 10-0896154;
different RANs without causing routing ambiguity, and without Republic of Korea: 10-0920390; Russian Federation: 2282950; Taiwan: 535450
substantial loss of network data. Upon moving from the coverage
area of a first RAN using a first wireless interface to the coverage
area of a second RAN using a second wireless interface, an MS
determines whether routing ambiguity may result from the
change of RAN and, based on the determination, triggers a re-
registration of its network address. A foreign agent (FA) within a
packet data serving node (PDSN) monitors network address re-
registrations in order to determine whether multiple RAN-PDSN
(R-P) connections are being created for the same MS. Based on
this determination, the PDSN terminates redundant R-P network
connections resulting from movement of the MS between
different RANs.

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ZL200510074027.6 Method and apparatus for A novel method and apparatus is disclosed for performing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7079511; United States: 7860061; United States: 7561555; China P.R.: ZL01821959.4; China P.R.:
handoff of a wireless packet seamless handoff of a mobile station (MS) between Radio Access ZL200510074028.0; China P.R.: ZL200510074027.6; Brazil: PI0115930-5; Canada: 2431577; Canada: 2686598;
data services connection Networks (RANs) that use different types of wireless interfaces. France: EP1340388; Germany: EP1340388; Great Britain: EP1340388; India: 214322; Italy: EP1340388; Japan:
The described embodiments enable an MS to handoff between 4194840; Mexico: 239048; Mexico: 274111; Mexico: 290146; Mexico: 298396; Republic of Korea: 10-0896154;
different RANs without causing routing ambiguity, and without Republic of Korea: 10-0920390; Russian Federation: 2282950; Taiwan: 535450
substantial loss of network data. Upon moving from the coverage
area of a first RAN using a first wireless interface to the coverage
area of a second RAN using a second wireless interface, an MS
determines whether routing ambiguity may result from the
change of RAN and, based on the determination, triggers a re-
registration of its network address. A foreign agent (FA) within a
packet data serving node (PDSN) monitors network address re-
registrations in order to determine whether multiple RAN-PDSN
(R-P) connections are being created for the same MS. Based on
this determination, the PDSN terminates redundant R-P network
connections resulting from movement of the MS between
different RANs.

ZL01821959.4 Method and apparatus for A novel method and apparatus is disclosed for performing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7079511; United States: 7860061; United States: 7561555; China P.R.: ZL01821959.4; China P.R.:
handoff of a wireless packet seamless handoff of a mobile station (MS) between Radio Access ZL200510074028.0; China P.R.: ZL200510074027.6; Brazil: PI0115930-5; Canada: 2431577; Canada: 2686598;
data services connection Networks (RANs) that use different types of wireless interfaces. France: EP1340388; Germany: EP1340388; Great Britain: EP1340388; India: 214322; Italy: EP1340388; Japan:
The described embodiments enable an MS to handoff between 4194840; Mexico: 239048; Mexico: 274111; Mexico: 290146; Mexico: 298396; Republic of Korea: 10-0896154;
different RANs without causing routing ambiguity, and without Republic of Korea: 10-0920390; Russian Federation: 2282950; Taiwan: 535450
substantial loss of network data. Upon moving from the coverage
area of a first RAN using a first wireless interface to the coverage
area of a second RAN using a second wireless interface, an MS
determines whether routing ambiguity may result from the
change of RAN and, based on the determination, triggers a re-
registration of its network address. A foreign agent (FA) within a
packet data serving node (PDSN) monitors network address re-
registrations in order to determine whether multiple RAN-PDSN
(R-P) connections are being created for the same MS. Based on
this determination, the PDSN terminates redundant R-P network
connections resulting from movement of the MS between
different RANs.

7590096 Method and apparatus for A system and method for detection of rate determination SDO: ETSI Project: Distributed VR Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6804218; United States: 7590096; United States: 8243695; China P.R.: ZL01821962.4; China P.R.:
improved detection of rate algorithm errors in variable rate communications system ZL200910004746.9; Australia: 2002219914; Brazil: PI0115905-4; Canada: 2430883; Canada: 2794099; European
errors in variable rate receivers. The disclosed embodiments prevent rate Patent Convention: EP1340332; European Patent Convention: EP2169870; Hong Kong: HK1137271; Hong Kong:
receivers determination algorithm errors from causing audible artifacts HK1063121; India: 211801; Israel: 156249; Israel: 197482; Israel: 204015; Japan: 4754769; Japan: 5059795; Mexico:
such as screeches or beeps. The disclosed system and method 252610; Mexico: 280719; Republic of Korea: 10-0915560; Republic of Korea: 10-0955787; Republic of Korea: 10-
detects frames with incorrectly determined data rates and 0964527; Russian Federation: 2284664; Singapore: 98722; Taiwan: 536880; Ukraine: 75665
performs frame erasure processing and/or memory state clean
up to prevent propagation of distortion across multiple frames.
Frames with incorrectly determined data rates are detected by
checking illegal rate transitions, reserved bits, validating unused
filter type bit combinations and analyzing relationships between
fixed code-book gains and linear prediction coefficient gains.

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6804218 Method and apparatus for A system and method for detection of rate determination SDO: ETSI Project: Distributed VR Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6804218; United States: 7590096; United States: 8243695; China P.R.: ZL01821962.4; China P.R.:
improved detection of rate algorithm errors in variable rate communications system ZL200910004746.9; Australia: 2002219914; Brazil: PI0115905-4; Canada: 2430883; Canada: 2794099; European
errors in variable rate receivers. The disclosed embodiments prevent rate Patent Convention: EP1340332; European Patent Convention: EP2169870; Hong Kong: HK1137271; Hong Kong:
receivers determination algorithm errors from causing audible artifacts HK1063121; India: 211801; Israel: 156249; Israel: 197482; Israel: 204015; Japan: 4754769; Japan: 5059795; Mexico:
such as screeches or beeps. The disclosed system and method 252610; Mexico: 280719; Republic of Korea: 10-0915560; Republic of Korea: 10-0955787; Republic of Korea: 10-
detects frames with incorrectly determined data rates and 0964527; Russian Federation: 2284664; Singapore: 98722; Taiwan: 536880; Ukraine: 75665
performs frame erasure processing and/or memory state clean
up to prevent propagation of distortion across multiple frames.
Frames with incorrectly determined data rates are detected by
checking illegal rate transitions, reserved bits, validating unused
filter type bit combinations and analyzing relationships between
fixed code-book gains and linear prediction coefficient gains.

8243695 Method and apparatus for A system and method for detection of rate determination SDO: ETSI Project: Distributed VR Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6804218; United States: 7590096; United States: 8243695; China P.R.: ZL01821962.4; China P.R.:
improved detection of rate algorithm errors in variable rate communications system ZL200910004746.9; Australia: 2002219914; Brazil: PI0115905-4; Canada: 2430883; Canada: 2794099; European
errors in variable rate receivers. The disclosed embodiments prevent rate Patent Convention: EP1340332; European Patent Convention: EP2169870; Hong Kong: HK1137271; Hong Kong:
receivers determination algorithm errors from causing audible artifacts HK1063121; India: 211801; Israel: 156249; Israel: 197482; Israel: 204015; Japan: 4754769; Japan: 5059795; Mexico:
such as screeches or beeps. The disclosed system and method 252610; Mexico: 280719; Republic of Korea: 10-0915560; Republic of Korea: 10-0955787; Republic of Korea: 10-
detects frames with incorrectly determined data rates and 0964527; Russian Federation: 2284664; Singapore: 98722; Taiwan: 536880; Ukraine: 75665
performs frame erasure processing and/or memory state clean
up to prevent propagation of distortion across multiple frames.
Frames with incorrectly determined data rates are detected by
checking illegal rate transitions, reserved bits, validating unused
filter type bit combinations and analyzing relationships between
fixed code-book gains and linear prediction coefficient gains.

ZL01821962.4 Method and system for A system and method for detection of rate determination SDO: ETSI Project: Distributed VR Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6804218; United States: 7590096; United States: 8243695; China P.R.: ZL01821962.4; China P.R.:
validating detected rates of algorithm errors in variable rate communications system ZL200910004746.9; Australia: 2002219914; Brazil: PI0115905-4; Canada: 2430883; Canada: 2794099; European
received variable rate speech receivers. The disclosed embodiments prevent rate Patent Convention: EP1340332; European Patent Convention: EP2169870; Hong Kong: HK1137271; Hong Kong:
frames determination algorithm errors from causing audible artifacts HK1063121; India: 211801; Israel: 156249; Israel: 197482; Israel: 204015; Japan: 4754769; Japan: 5059795; Mexico:
such as screeches or beeps. The disclosed system and method 252610; Mexico: 280719; Republic of Korea: 10-0915560; Republic of Korea: 10-0955787; Republic of Korea: 10-
detects frames with incorrectly determined data rates and 0964527; Russian Federation: 2284664; Singapore: 98722; Taiwan: 536880; Ukraine: 75665
performs frame erasure processing and/or memory state clean
up to prevent propagation of distortion across multiple frames.
Frames with incorrectly determined data rates are detected by
checking illegal rate transitions, reserved bits, validating unused
filter type bit combinations and analyzing relationships between
fixed code-book gains and linear prediction coefficient gains.

ZL200910004746.9 Method and system for A system and method for detection of rate determination SDO: ETSI Project: Distributed VR Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6804218; United States: 7590096; United States: 8243695; China P.R.: ZL01821962.4; China P.R.:
validating detected rates of algorithm errors in variable rate communications system ZL200910004746.9; Australia: 2002219914; Brazil: PI0115905-4; Canada: 2430883; Canada: 2794099; European
received variable rate speech receivers. The disclosed embodiments prevent rate Patent Convention: EP1340332; European Patent Convention: EP2169870; Hong Kong: HK1137271; Hong Kong:
frames determination algorithm errors from causing audible artifacts HK1063121; India: 211801; Israel: 156249; Israel: 197482; Israel: 204015; Japan: 4754769; Japan: 5059795; Mexico:
such as screeches or beeps. The disclosed system and method 252610; Mexico: 280719; Republic of Korea: 10-0915560; Republic of Korea: 10-0955787; Republic of Korea: 10-
detects frames with incorrectly determined data rates and 0964527; Russian Federation: 2284664; Singapore: 98722; Taiwan: 536880; Ukraine: 75665
performs frame erasure processing and/or memory state clean
up to prevent propagation of distortion across multiple frames.
Frames with incorrectly determined data rates are detected by
checking illegal rate transitions, reserved bits, validating unused
filter type bit combinations and analyzing relationships between
fixed code-book gains and linear prediction coefficient gains.

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7260401 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus provides for call recovery in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7260401
Flexible Call Recovery in a communication system (10). When the communication link
Wireless Communication between a mobile station (38) and a base station (32) is in
System trouble, the mobile station and the infrastructure prearrange
potential call recovery operations. A trigger often initiates a call
recovery operation, wherein the trigger indicates when a
parameter or metric passes a threshold. These thresholds may be
dynamic, adapting to conditions of the system (10) and
environment, and the thresholds may be adjusted based on a
history or statistical record of operation of the system (10).

7945266 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for call recovery in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7945266; China P.R.: ZL01820014.1; China P.R.: ZL200710004478.1; Austria: EP1346594; Belgium:
call recovery in a wireless communication system (10). When the communication link EP1346594; Denmark: EP1346594; Finland: EP1346594; France: EP1346594; Germany: EP1346594; Great Britain:
communication system between a mobile station (38) and a base station (32) is in EP1346594; Greece: EP1346594; India: 223168; Ireland: EP1346594; Italy: EP1346594; Japan: 4202132; Japan:
trouble, the mobile station and the infrastructure prearrange 4713601; Netherlands: EP1346594; Portugal: EP1346594; Republic of Korea: 10-0918214; Republic of Korea: 10-
potential rescue base stations (34). The source cell base station 1025463; Spain: EP1346594; Sweden: EP1346594; Switzerland: EP1346594
contacts all recovery-capable neighbors as potential rescuers.
Each rescue base station is instructed to use a default channel for
rescue transmissions. The rescue transmission is considered a call
recovery operation. The mobile station establishes a soft hand-off
with rescue base station, wherein the FL uses the default channel
and an alternate channel. Once hand-off is complete the rescue
base station discontinues use of the default channel. In one
embodiment, the source cell base station provides the mobile
station with the list of recovery-capable neighbors as overhead
during transmissions and prior to development of the
communication link problem.

ZL200710004478.1 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for call recovery in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7945266; China P.R.: ZL01820014.1; China P.R.: ZL200710004478.1; Austria: EP1346594; Belgium:
call recovery in a wireless communication system (10). When the communication link EP1346594; Denmark: EP1346594; Finland: EP1346594; France: EP1346594; Germany: EP1346594; Great Britain:
communication system between a mobile station (38) and a base station (32) is in EP1346594; Greece: EP1346594; India: 223168; Ireland: EP1346594; Italy: EP1346594; Japan: 4202132; Japan:
trouble, the mobile station and the infrastructure prearrange 4713601; Netherlands: EP1346594; Portugal: EP1346594; Republic of Korea: 10-0918214; Republic of Korea: 10-
potential rescue base stations (34). The source cell base station 1025463; Spain: EP1346594; Sweden: EP1346594; Switzerland: EP1346594
contacts all recovery-capable neighbors as potential rescuers.
Each rescue base station is instructed to use a default channel for
rescue transmissions. The rescue transmission is considered a call
recovery operation. The mobile station establishes a soft hand-off
with rescue base station, wherein the FL uses the default channel
and an alternate channel. Once hand-off is complete the rescue
base station discontinues use of the default channel. In one
embodiment, the source cell base station provides the mobile
station with the list of recovery-capable neighbors as overhead
during transmissions and prior to development of the
communication link problem.

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ZL01820014.1 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for call recovery in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7945266; China P.R.: ZL01820014.1; China P.R.: ZL200710004478.1; Austria: EP1346594; Belgium:
call recovery in a wireless communication system (10). When the communication link EP1346594; Denmark: EP1346594; Finland: EP1346594; France: EP1346594; Germany: EP1346594; Great Britain:
communication system between a mobile station (38) and a base station (32) is in EP1346594; Greece: EP1346594; India: 223168; Ireland: EP1346594; Italy: EP1346594; Japan: 4202132; Japan:
trouble, the mobile station and the infrastructure prearrange 4713601; Netherlands: EP1346594; Portugal: EP1346594; Republic of Korea: 10-0918214; Republic of Korea: 10-
potential rescue base stations (34). The source cell base station 1025463; Spain: EP1346594; Sweden: EP1346594; Switzerland: EP1346594
contacts all recovery-capable neighbors as potential rescuers.
Each rescue base station is instructed to use a default channel for
rescue transmissions. The rescue transmission is considered a call
recovery operation. The mobile station establishes a soft hand-off
with rescue base station, wherein the FL uses the default channel
and an alternate channel. Once hand-off is complete the rescue
base station discontinues use of the default channel. In one
embodiment, the source cell base station provides the mobile
station with the list of recovery-capable neighbors as overhead
during transmissions and prior to development of the
communication link problem.

20050276344 Coding Scheme for a Coding techniques for a (e.g., OFDM) communication system SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6961388; United States: 20050276344; United States: 14/885,787; China P.R.: ZL02805983.2; China
Wireless Communication capable of transmitting data on a number of "transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; P.R.: CN101005301; Brazil: PI0206877-0; European Patent Convention: EP1374466; European Patent Convention:
System channels" at different information bit rates based on the 15195476.5; Hong Kong: HK1063698; Hong Kong: HK1104695; Republic of Korea: 10-0883941; Taiwan: 586280
channels' achieved SNR. A base code is used in combination with
common or variable puncturing to achieve different coding rates
required by the transmission channels. The data (i.e., information
bits) for a data transmission is encoded with the base code, and
the coded bits for each channel (or group of channels with the
similar transmission capabilities) are punctured to achieve the
required coding rate. The coded bits may be interleaved (e.g., to
combat fading and remove correlation between coded bits in
each modulation symbol) prior to puncturing. The unpunctured
coded bits are grouped into non-binary symbols and mapped to
modulation symbols (e.g., using Gray mapping). The modulation
symbol may be "pre-conditioned" and prior to transmission.

6961388 Coding Scheme for a Coding techniques for a (e.g., OFDM) communication system SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6961388; United States: 20050276344; United States: 14/885,787; China P.R.: ZL02805983.2; China
Wireless Communication capable of transmitting data on a number of "transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; P.R.: CN101005301; Brazil: PI0206877-0; European Patent Convention: EP1374466; European Patent Convention:
System channels" at different information bit rates based on the 15195476.5; Hong Kong: HK1063698; Hong Kong: HK1104695; Republic of Korea: 10-0883941; Taiwan: 586280
channels' achieved SNR. A base code is used in combination with
common or variable puncturing to achieve different coding rates
required by the transmission channels. The data (i.e., information
bits) for a data transmission is encoded with the base code, and
the coded bits for each channel (or group of channels with the
similar transmission capabilities) are punctured to achieve the
required coding rate. The coded bits may be interleaved (e.g., to
combat fading and remove correlation between coded bits in
each modulation symbol) prior to puncturing. The unpunctured
coded bits are grouped into non-binary symbols and mapped to
modulation symbols (e.g., using Gray mapping). The modulation
symbol may be "pre-conditioned" and prior to transmission.

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14/885,787 Coding Scheme for a Coding techniques for a (e.g., OFDM) communication system SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6961388; United States: 20050276344; United States: 14/885,787; China P.R.: ZL02805983.2; China
Wireless Communication capable of transmitting data on a number of "transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; P.R.: CN101005301; Brazil: PI0206877-0; European Patent Convention: EP1374466; European Patent Convention:
System channels" at different information bit rates based on the 15195476.5; Hong Kong: HK1063698; Hong Kong: HK1104695; Republic of Korea: 10-0883941; Taiwan: 586280
channels' achieved SNR. A base code is used in combination with
common or variable puncturing to achieve different coding rates
required by the transmission channels. The data (i.e., information
bits) for a data transmission is encoded with the base code, and
the coded bits for each channel (or group of channels with the
similar transmission capabilities) are punctured to achieve the
required coding rate. The coded bits may be interleaved (e.g., to
combat fading and remove correlation between coded bits in
each modulation symbol) prior to puncturing. The unpunctured
coded bits are grouped into non-binary symbols and mapped to
modulation symbols (e.g., using Gray mapping). The modulation
symbol may be "pre-conditioned" and prior to transmission.

CN101005301 Coding Scheme for a Coding techniques for a (e.g., OFDM) communication system SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6961388; United States: 20050276344; United States: 14/885,787; China P.R.: ZL02805983.2; China
Wireless Communication capable of transmitting data on a number of "transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; P.R.: CN101005301; Brazil: PI0206877-0; European Patent Convention: EP1374466; European Patent Convention:
System channels" at different information bit rates based on the 15195476.5; Hong Kong: HK1063698; Hong Kong: HK1104695; Republic of Korea: 10-0883941; Taiwan: 586280
channels' achieved SNR. A base code is used in combination with
common or variable puncturing to achieve different coding rates
required by the transmission channels. The data (i.e., information
bits) for a data transmission is encoded with the base code, and
the coded bits for each channel (or group of channels with the
similar transmission capabilities) are punctured to achieve the
required coding rate. The coded bits may be interleaved (e.g., to
combat fading and remove correlation between coded bits in
each modulation symbol) prior to puncturing. The unpunctured
coded bits are grouped into non-binary symbols and mapped to
modulation symbols (e.g., using Gray mapping). The modulation
symbol may be "pre-conditioned" and prior to transmission.

ZL02805983.2 Coding Scheme for a Coding techniques for a (e.g., OFDM) communication system SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6961388; United States: 20050276344; United States: 14/885,787; China P.R.: ZL02805983.2; China
Wireless Communication capable of transmitting data on a number of "transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; P.R.: CN101005301; Brazil: PI0206877-0; European Patent Convention: EP1374466; European Patent Convention:
System channels" at different information bit rates based on the 15195476.5; Hong Kong: HK1063698; Hong Kong: HK1104695; Republic of Korea: 10-0883941; Taiwan: 586280
channels' achieved SNR. A base code is used in combination with
common or variable puncturing to achieve different coding rates
required by the transmission channels. The data (i.e., information
bits) for a data transmission is encoded with the base code, and
the coded bits for each channel (or group of channels with the
similar transmission capabilities) are punctured to achieve the
required coding rate. The coded bits may be interleaved (e.g., to
combat fading and remove correlation between coded bits in
each modulation symbol) prior to puncturing. The unpunctured
coded bits are grouped into non-binary symbols and mapped to
modulation symbols (e.g., using Gray mapping). The modulation
symbol may be "pre-conditioned" and prior to transmission.

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ZL01821818.0 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for transmitter re-initialization in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7567781; China P.R.: ZL01821818.0; Germany: EP1382181; Great Britain: EP1382181; India: 214321;
power level adjustment in a wireless communication system (10). When the communication Japan: 2015-015761; Republic of Korea: 10-0879420
wireless communication link between a mobile station (38) and a base station (32) is in
system trouble, the mobile station and the infrastructure prearrange
potential rescue base stations (34). The mobile station (38)
disables the transmitter during the rescue process. On recovery
the transmit power level of the transmitter is incremented for
transmission of the pilot strength measurement message until a
hand-off direction message is received. The transmit power level
is incremented to a maximum value.

6813284 Method and Apparatus for A method and system that enables multiplexing a plurality of data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6813284; China P.R.: ZL02805303.6; China P.R.: ZL200910141422.X; Australia: 2002251812; Austria:
Allocating Data Streams streams onto one data stream based on data stream priorities, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP2192702; Belgium: EP1843494; Belgium: EP2192702; Brazil: PI0206499-5; Denmark: EP2192702; Finland:
Given Transmission Time available transport format combinations (TFCs), and transmission EP1391067; Finland: EP1758278; Finland: EP1843494; Finland: EP2192702; France: EP1391067; France: EP1758278;
Interval (TTI) Constraints time interval (TTI) constraints of transport frames within the TFCs France: EP1843494; France: EP2192702; Germany: EP1391067; Germany: EP1758278; Germany: EP1843494;
is disclosed. A subscriber unit has applications that produce Germany: EP2192702; Great Britain: EP1391067; Great Britain: EP1758278; Great Britain: EP1843494; Great
separate data streams. Example applications include voice, Britain: EP2192702; Greece: EP2192702; Hong Kong: HK1144503; Hong Kong: HK1066932; Hong Kong: HK1103870;
signaling, E-mail and web applications. The data streams are Hong Kong: HK1116937; India: 222614; Indonesia: ID0017446; Ireland: EP1758278; Ireland: EP1843494; Ireland:
combined by a multiplexer module into one data stream called EP2192702; Israel: 156946; Israel: 194574; Italy: EP1391067; Italy: EP1758278; Italy: EP1843494; Italy: EP2192702;
the transport stream. The transport stream is sent over the Japan: 4177109; Mexico: 239441; Netherlands: EP1391067; Netherlands: EP1758278; Netherlands: EP1843494;
reverse link to base station transceivers (BTS). The multiplexer Netherlands: EP2192702; Norway: 335292; Portugal: EP2192702; Republic of Korea: 10-0806979; Russian
module multiplexes the data streams onto a single stream Federation: 2288548; Singapore: 98694; Spain: EP1758278; Spain: EP1843494; Spain: EP2192702; Sweden:
according to available TFCs, TTI constraints, and data stream EP1391067; Sweden: EP1758278; Sweden: EP1843494; Sweden: EP2192702; Switzerland: EP2192702; Taiwan:
priorities. I588536; Ukraine: 77952

ZL02805303.6 Method and Apparatus for A method and system that enables multiplexing a plurality of data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6813284; China P.R.: ZL02805303.6; China P.R.: ZL200910141422.X; Australia: 2002251812; Austria:
Allocating Data Streams streams onto one data stream based on data stream priorities, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP2192702; Belgium: EP1843494; Belgium: EP2192702; Brazil: PI0206499-5; Denmark: EP2192702; Finland:
Given Transmission Time available transport format combinations (TFCs), and transmission EP1391067; Finland: EP1758278; Finland: EP1843494; Finland: EP2192702; France: EP1391067; France: EP1758278;
Interval (TTI) Constraints time interval (TTI) constraints of transport frames within the TFCs France: EP1843494; France: EP2192702; Germany: EP1391067; Germany: EP1758278; Germany: EP1843494;
is disclosed. A subscriber unit has applications that produce Germany: EP2192702; Great Britain: EP1391067; Great Britain: EP1758278; Great Britain: EP1843494; Great
separate data streams. Example applications include voice, Britain: EP2192702; Greece: EP2192702; Hong Kong: HK1144503; Hong Kong: HK1066932; Hong Kong: HK1103870;
signaling, E-mail and web applications. The data streams are Hong Kong: HK1116937; India: 222614; Indonesia: ID0017446; Ireland: EP1758278; Ireland: EP1843494; Ireland:
combined by a multiplexer module into one data stream called EP2192702; Israel: 156946; Israel: 194574; Italy: EP1391067; Italy: EP1758278; Italy: EP1843494; Italy: EP2192702;
the transport stream. The transport stream is sent over the Japan: 4177109; Mexico: 239441; Netherlands: EP1391067; Netherlands: EP1758278; Netherlands: EP1843494;
reverse link to base station transceivers (BTS). The multiplexer Netherlands: EP2192702; Norway: 335292; Portugal: EP2192702; Republic of Korea: 10-0806979; Russian
module multiplexes the data streams onto a single stream Federation: 2288548; Singapore: 98694; Spain: EP1758278; Spain: EP1843494; Spain: EP2192702; Sweden:
according to available TFCs, TTI constraints, and data stream EP1391067; Sweden: EP1758278; Sweden: EP1843494; Sweden: EP2192702; Switzerland: EP2192702; Taiwan:
priorities. I588536; Ukraine: 77952

ZL200910141422.X Method and Apparatus for A method and system that enables multiplexing a plurality of data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6813284; China P.R.: ZL02805303.6; China P.R.: ZL200910141422.X; Australia: 2002251812; Austria:
Allocating Data Streams streams onto one data stream based on data stream priorities, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP2192702; Belgium: EP1843494; Belgium: EP2192702; Brazil: PI0206499-5; Denmark: EP2192702; Finland:
Given Transmission Time available transport format combinations (TFCs), and transmission EP1391067; Finland: EP1758278; Finland: EP1843494; Finland: EP2192702; France: EP1391067; France: EP1758278;
Interval (TTI) Constraints time interval (TTI) constraints of transport frames within the TFCs France: EP1843494; France: EP2192702; Germany: EP1391067; Germany: EP1758278; Germany: EP1843494;
is disclosed. A subscriber unit has applications that produce Germany: EP2192702; Great Britain: EP1391067; Great Britain: EP1758278; Great Britain: EP1843494; Great
separate data streams. Example applications include voice, Britain: EP2192702; Greece: EP2192702; Hong Kong: HK1144503; Hong Kong: HK1066932; Hong Kong: HK1103870;
signaling, E-mail and web applications. The data streams are Hong Kong: HK1116937; India: 222614; Indonesia: ID0017446; Ireland: EP1758278; Ireland: EP1843494; Ireland:
combined by a multiplexer module into one data stream called EP2192702; Israel: 156946; Israel: 194574; Italy: EP1391067; Italy: EP1758278; Italy: EP1843494; Italy: EP2192702;
the transport stream. The transport stream is sent over the Japan: 4177109; Mexico: 239441; Netherlands: EP1391067; Netherlands: EP1758278; Netherlands: EP1843494;
reverse link to base station transceivers (BTS). The multiplexer Netherlands: EP2192702; Norway: 335292; Portugal: EP2192702; Republic of Korea: 10-0806979; Russian
module multiplexes the data streams onto a single stream Federation: 2288548; Singapore: 98694; Spain: EP1758278; Spain: EP1843494; Spain: EP2192702; Sweden:
according to available TFCs, TTI constraints, and data stream EP1391067; Sweden: EP1758278; Sweden: EP1843494; Sweden: EP2192702; Switzerland: EP2192702; Taiwan:
priorities. I588536; Ukraine: 77952

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7411929 Method and apparatus for Techniques for transmitting data from a transmitter unit to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6771706; United States: 7590182; United States: 7949060; United States: 7411929; China P.R.:
utilizing channel state receiver unit in a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) ZL02808558.2; Belgium: EP1371147; Brazil: PI0208312-4; European Patent Convention: EP2256952; European
information in a wireless communication system. In one method, at the receiver unit, a Patent Convention: EP2256953; Finland: EP1371147; France: EP1371147; France: EP1786118; Germany:
communication system number of signals are received via a number of receive antennas, EP1371147; Germany: EP1786118; Great Britain: EP1371147; Great Britain: EP1786118; Hong Kong: HK1068465;
with the received signal from each receive antenna comprising a Ireland: EP1371147; Italy: EP1371147; Italy: EP1786118; Japan: 4593878; Japan: 5362274; Netherlands:
combination of one or more signals transmitted from the EP1371147; Republic of Korea: 10-0950141; Spain: EP1371147; Spain: EP1786118; Sweden: EP1371147; Taiwan:
transmitter unit. The received signals are processed to derive I230525
channel state information (CSI) indicative of characteristics of a
number of transmission channels used for data transmission. The
CSI is transmitted back to the transmitter unit. At the transmitter
unit, the CSI from the receiver unit is received and data for
transmission to the receiver unit is processed based on the
received CSI.

7590182 Method and apparatus for Techniques for transmitting data from a transmitter unit to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6771706; United States: 7590182; United States: 7949060; United States: 7411929; China P.R.:
utilizing channel state receiver unit in a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) ZL02808558.2; Belgium: EP1371147; Brazil: PI0208312-4; European Patent Convention: EP2256952; European
information in a wireless communication system. In one method, at the receiver unit, a Patent Convention: EP2256953; Finland: EP1371147; France: EP1371147; France: EP1786118; Germany:
communication system number of signals are received via a number of receive antennas, EP1371147; Germany: EP1786118; Great Britain: EP1371147; Great Britain: EP1786118; Hong Kong: HK1068465;
with the received signal from each receive antenna comprising a Ireland: EP1371147; Italy: EP1371147; Italy: EP1786118; Japan: 4593878; Japan: 5362274; Netherlands:
combination of one or more signals transmitted from the EP1371147; Republic of Korea: 10-0950141; Spain: EP1371147; Spain: EP1786118; Sweden: EP1371147; Taiwan:
transmitter unit. The received signals are processed to derive I230525
channel state information (CSI) indicative of characteristics of a
number of transmission channels used for data transmission. The
CSI is transmitted back to the transmitter unit. At the transmitter
unit, the CSI from the receiver unit is received and data for
transmission to the receiver unit is processed based on the
received CSI.

6771706 Method and apparatus for Techniques for transmitting data from a transmitter unit to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6771706; United States: 7590182; United States: 7949060; United States: 7411929; China P.R.:
utilizing channel state receiver unit in a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) ZL02808558.2; Belgium: EP1371147; Brazil: PI0208312-4; European Patent Convention: EP2256952; European
information in a wireless communication system. In one method, at the receiver unit, a Patent Convention: EP2256953; Finland: EP1371147; France: EP1371147; France: EP1786118; Germany:
communication system number of signals are received via a number of receive antennas, EP1371147; Germany: EP1786118; Great Britain: EP1371147; Great Britain: EP1786118; Hong Kong: HK1068465;
with the received signal from each receive antenna comprising a Ireland: EP1371147; Italy: EP1371147; Italy: EP1786118; Japan: 4593878; Japan: 5362274; Netherlands:
combination of one or more signals transmitted from the EP1371147; Republic of Korea: 10-0950141; Spain: EP1371147; Spain: EP1786118; Sweden: EP1371147; Taiwan:
transmitter unit. The received signals are processed to derive I230525
channel state information (CSI) indicative of characteristics of a
number of transmission channels used for data transmission. The
CSI is transmitted back to the transmitter unit. At the transmitter
unit, the CSI from the receiver unit is received and data for
transmission to the receiver unit is processed based on the
received CSI.

7949060 Method and apparatus for Techniques for transmitting data from a transmitter unit to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6771706; United States: 7590182; United States: 7949060; United States: 7411929; China P.R.:
utilizing channel state receiver unit in a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) ZL02808558.2; Belgium: EP1371147; Brazil: PI0208312-4; European Patent Convention: EP2256952; European
information in a wireless communication system. In one method, at the receiver unit, a Patent Convention: EP2256953; Finland: EP1371147; France: EP1371147; France: EP1786118; Germany:
communication system number of signals are received via a number of receive antennas, EP1371147; Germany: EP1786118; Great Britain: EP1371147; Great Britain: EP1786118; Hong Kong: HK1068465;
with the received signal from each receive antenna comprising a Ireland: EP1371147; Italy: EP1371147; Italy: EP1786118; Japan: 4593878; Japan: 5362274; Netherlands:
combination of one or more signals transmitted from the EP1371147; Republic of Korea: 10-0950141; Spain: EP1371147; Spain: EP1786118; Sweden: EP1371147; Taiwan:
transmitter unit. The received signals are processed to derive I230525
channel state information (CSI) indicative of characteristics of a
number of transmission channels used for data transmission. The
CSI is transmitted back to the transmitter unit. At the transmitter
unit, the CSI from the receiver unit is received and data for
transmission to the receiver unit is processed based on the
received CSI.

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ZL02808558.2 Method and apparatus for Techniques for transmitting data from a transmitter unit to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6771706; United States: 7590182; United States: 7949060; United States: 7411929; China P.R.:
utilizing channel state receiver unit in a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) ZL02808558.2; Belgium: EP1371147; Brazil: PI0208312-4; European Patent Convention: EP2256952; European
information in a wireless communication system. In one method, at the receiver unit, a Patent Convention: EP2256953; Finland: EP1371147; France: EP1371147; France: EP1786118; Germany:
communication system number of signals are received via a number of receive antennas, EP1371147; Germany: EP1786118; Great Britain: EP1371147; Great Britain: EP1786118; Hong Kong: HK1068465;
with the received signal from each receive antenna comprising a Ireland: EP1371147; Italy: EP1371147; Italy: EP1786118; Japan: 4593878; Japan: 5362274; Netherlands:
combination of one or more signals transmitted from the EP1371147; Republic of Korea: 10-0950141; Spain: EP1371147; Spain: EP1786118; Sweden: EP1371147; Taiwan:
transmitter unit. The received signals are processed to derive I230525
channel state information (CSI) indicative of characteristics of a
number of transmission channels used for data transmission. The
CSI is transmitted back to the transmitter unit. At the transmitter
unit, the CSI from the receiver unit is received and data for
transmission to the receiver unit is processed based on the
received CSI.

7006848 Method and apparatus for Techniques for transmitting data from a transmitter unit to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7006848
utilizing channel state receiver unit in a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO)
information in a wireless communication system. In one method, at the receiver unit, a
communication system number of signals are received via a number of receive antennas,
with the received signal from each receive antenna comprising a
combination of one or more signals transmitted from the
transmitter unit. The received signals are processed to derive
channel state information (CSI) indicative of characteristics of a
number of transmission channels used for data transmission. The
CSI is transmitted back to the transmitter unit. At the transmitter
unit, the CSI from the receiver unit is received and data for
transmission to the receiver unit is processed based on the
received CSI.

7940720 Reverse link channel A channel structure and mechanisms that support effective and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7120134; United States: 7940720; United States: 8098581; China P.R.: ZL02807463.7; China P.R.:
architecture for a wireless efficient allocation and utilization of the reverse link resources. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL200610103016.0; Australia: 2002255575; Australia: 2007237369; Austria: EP1827050; Austria: EP2202905;
communication system one aspect, mechanisms are provided to quickly assign resources SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.309; Belgium: EP1827050; Belgium: EP2202905; Brazil: PI0207421-4; Canada: 2438527; Canada: 2806712; Denmark:
(e.g., a supplemental channel) as needed, and to quickly de- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1827050; Denmark: EP2202905; Finland: EP1436910; Finland: EP1524874; Finland: EP1827050; Finland:
assign the resources when not needed or to maintain system EP2202905; France: EP1436910; France: EP1524874; France: EP1827050; France: EP2202905; Germany:
stability. The reverse link resources may be quickly assigned and EP1436910; Germany: EP1524874; Germany: EP1827050; Germany: EP2202905; Great Britain: EP1436910; Great
de-assigned via short messages exchanged on control channels Britain: EP1524874; Great Britain: EP1827050; Great Britain: EP2202905; Greece: EP1827050; Greece: EP2202905;
on the forward and reverse links. In another aspect, mechanisms Hong Kong: HK1144988; Hong Kong: HK1067466; Hong Kong: HK1106348; India: 235313; Indonesia: ID 0 019 068;
are provided to facilitate efficient and reliable data transmission. Indonesia: IDP0029691; Ireland: EP1827050; Ireland: EP2202905; Israel: 157370; Israel: 193787; Italy: EP1436910;
A reliable acknowledgment/negative acknowledgment scheme Italy: EP1524874; Italy: EP1827050; Italy: EP2202905; Japan: 4040976; Japan: 4805876; Japan: 5080666; Mexico:
and an efficient retransmission scheme are provided. 242522; Mexico: 261461; Netherlands: EP1524874; Netherlands: EP1827050; Netherlands: EP2202905; Norway:
Mechanisms are also provided to control the transmit power 334924; Portugal: EP1827050; Portugal: EP2202905; Republic of Korea: 10-0884510; Republic of Korea: 10-
and/or data rate of the remote terminals to achieve high 0926917; Russian Federation: 2307479; Russian Federation: 2419206; Russian Federation: 2424614; Russian
performance and avoid instability. Federation: 2433542; Singapore: 100099; Spain: EP1524874; Spain: EP1827050; Spain: EP2202905; Sweden:
EP1436910; Sweden: EP1524874; Sweden: EP1827050; Sweden: EP2202905; Switzerland: EP1827050; Switzerland:
EP2202905; Taiwan: I545002; Ukraine: 74413

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8098581 Reverse link channel A channel structure and mechanisms that support effective and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7120134; United States: 7940720; United States: 8098581; China P.R.: ZL02807463.7; China P.R.:
architecture for a wireless efficient allocation and utilization of the reverse link resources. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL200610103016.0; Australia: 2002255575; Australia: 2007237369; Austria: EP1827050; Austria: EP2202905;
communication system one aspect, mechanisms are provided to quickly assign resources SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.309; Belgium: EP1827050; Belgium: EP2202905; Brazil: PI0207421-4; Canada: 2438527; Canada: 2806712; Denmark:
(e.g., a supplemental channel) as needed, and to quickly de- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1827050; Denmark: EP2202905; Finland: EP1436910; Finland: EP1524874; Finland: EP1827050; Finland:
assign the resources when not needed or to maintain system EP2202905; France: EP1436910; France: EP1524874; France: EP1827050; France: EP2202905; Germany:
stability. The reverse link resources may be quickly assigned and EP1436910; Germany: EP1524874; Germany: EP1827050; Germany: EP2202905; Great Britain: EP1436910; Great
de-assigned via short messages exchanged on control channels Britain: EP1524874; Great Britain: EP1827050; Great Britain: EP2202905; Greece: EP1827050; Greece: EP2202905;
on the forward and reverse links. In another aspect, mechanisms Hong Kong: HK1144988; Hong Kong: HK1067466; Hong Kong: HK1106348; India: 235313; Indonesia: ID 0 019 068;
are provided to facilitate efficient and reliable data transmission. Indonesia: IDP0029691; Ireland: EP1827050; Ireland: EP2202905; Israel: 157370; Israel: 193787; Italy: EP1436910;
A reliable acknowledgment/negative acknowledgment scheme Italy: EP1524874; Italy: EP1827050; Italy: EP2202905; Japan: 4040976; Japan: 4805876; Japan: 5080666; Mexico:
and an efficient retransmission scheme are provided. 242522; Mexico: 261461; Netherlands: EP1524874; Netherlands: EP1827050; Netherlands: EP2202905; Norway:
Mechanisms are also provided to control the transmit power 334924; Portugal: EP1827050; Portugal: EP2202905; Republic of Korea: 10-0884510; Republic of Korea: 10-
and/or data rate of the remote terminals to achieve high 0926917; Russian Federation: 2307479; Russian Federation: 2419206; Russian Federation: 2424614; Russian
performance and avoid instability. Federation: 2433542; Singapore: 100099; Spain: EP1524874; Spain: EP1827050; Spain: EP2202905; Sweden:
EP1436910; Sweden: EP1524874; Sweden: EP1827050; Sweden: EP2202905; Switzerland: EP1827050; Switzerland:
EP2202905; Taiwan: I545002; Ukraine: 74413

7120134 Reverse link channel A channel structure and mechanisms that support effective and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7120134; United States: 7940720; United States: 8098581; China P.R.: ZL02807463.7; China P.R.:
architecture for a wireless efficient allocation and utilization of the reverse link resources. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL200610103016.0; Australia: 2002255575; Australia: 2007237369; Austria: EP1827050; Austria: EP2202905;
communication system one aspect, mechanisms are provided to quickly assign resources SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.309; Belgium: EP1827050; Belgium: EP2202905; Brazil: PI0207421-4; Canada: 2438527; Canada: 2806712; Denmark:
(e.g., a supplemental channel) as needed, and to quickly de- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1827050; Denmark: EP2202905; Finland: EP1436910; Finland: EP1524874; Finland: EP1827050; Finland:
assign the resources when not needed or to maintain system EP2202905; France: EP1436910; France: EP1524874; France: EP1827050; France: EP2202905; Germany:
stability. The reverse link resources may be quickly assigned and EP1436910; Germany: EP1524874; Germany: EP1827050; Germany: EP2202905; Great Britain: EP1436910; Great
de-assigned via short messages exchanged on control channels Britain: EP1524874; Great Britain: EP1827050; Great Britain: EP2202905; Greece: EP1827050; Greece: EP2202905;
on the forward and reverse links. In another aspect, mechanisms Hong Kong: HK1144988; Hong Kong: HK1067466; Hong Kong: HK1106348; India: 235313; Indonesia: ID 0 019 068;
are provided to facilitate efficient and reliable data transmission. Indonesia: IDP0029691; Ireland: EP1827050; Ireland: EP2202905; Israel: 157370; Israel: 193787; Italy: EP1436910;
A reliable acknowledgment/negative acknowledgment scheme Italy: EP1524874; Italy: EP1827050; Italy: EP2202905; Japan: 4040976; Japan: 4805876; Japan: 5080666; Mexico:
and an efficient retransmission scheme are provided. 242522; Mexico: 261461; Netherlands: EP1524874; Netherlands: EP1827050; Netherlands: EP2202905; Norway:
Mechanisms are also provided to control the transmit power 334924; Portugal: EP1827050; Portugal: EP2202905; Republic of Korea: 10-0884510; Republic of Korea: 10-
and/or data rate of the remote terminals to achieve high 0926917; Russian Federation: 2307479; Russian Federation: 2419206; Russian Federation: 2424614; Russian
performance and avoid instability. Federation: 2433542; Singapore: 100099; Spain: EP1524874; Spain: EP1827050; Spain: EP2202905; Sweden:
EP1436910; Sweden: EP1524874; Sweden: EP1827050; Sweden: EP2202905; Switzerland: EP1827050; Switzerland:
EP2202905; Taiwan: I545002; Ukraine: 74413

ZL200610103016.0 Reverse link channel A channel structure and mechanisms that support effective and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7120134; United States: 7940720; United States: 8098581; China P.R.: ZL02807463.7; China P.R.:
architecture for a wireless efficient allocation and utilization of the reverse link resources. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL200610103016.0; Australia: 2002255575; Australia: 2007237369; Austria: EP1827050; Austria: EP2202905;
communication system one aspect, mechanisms are provided to quickly assign resources SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.309; Belgium: EP1827050; Belgium: EP2202905; Brazil: PI0207421-4; Canada: 2438527; Canada: 2806712; Denmark:
(e.g., a supplemental channel) as needed, and to quickly de- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1827050; Denmark: EP2202905; Finland: EP1436910; Finland: EP1524874; Finland: EP1827050; Finland:
assign the resources when not needed or to maintain system EP2202905; France: EP1436910; France: EP1524874; France: EP1827050; France: EP2202905; Germany:
stability. The reverse link resources may be quickly assigned and EP1436910; Germany: EP1524874; Germany: EP1827050; Germany: EP2202905; Great Britain: EP1436910; Great
de-assigned via short messages exchanged on control channels Britain: EP1524874; Great Britain: EP1827050; Great Britain: EP2202905; Greece: EP1827050; Greece: EP2202905;
on the forward and reverse links. In another aspect, mechanisms Hong Kong: HK1144988; Hong Kong: HK1067466; Hong Kong: HK1106348; India: 235313; Indonesia: ID 0 019 068;
are provided to facilitate efficient and reliable data transmission. Indonesia: IDP0029691; Ireland: EP1827050; Ireland: EP2202905; Israel: 157370; Israel: 193787; Italy: EP1436910;
A reliable acknowledgment/negative acknowledgment scheme Italy: EP1524874; Italy: EP1827050; Italy: EP2202905; Japan: 4040976; Japan: 4805876; Japan: 5080666; Mexico:
and an efficient retransmission scheme are provided. 242522; Mexico: 261461; Netherlands: EP1524874; Netherlands: EP1827050; Netherlands: EP2202905; Norway:
Mechanisms are also provided to control the transmit power 334924; Portugal: EP1827050; Portugal: EP2202905; Republic of Korea: 10-0884510; Republic of Korea: 10-
and/or data rate of the remote terminals to achieve high 0926917; Russian Federation: 2307479; Russian Federation: 2419206; Russian Federation: 2424614; Russian
performance and avoid instability. Federation: 2433542; Singapore: 100099; Spain: EP1524874; Spain: EP1827050; Spain: EP2202905; Sweden:
EP1436910; Sweden: EP1524874; Sweden: EP1827050; Sweden: EP2202905; Switzerland: EP1827050; Switzerland:
EP2202905; Taiwan: I545002; Ukraine: 74413

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ZL02807463.7 Method and apparatus for A channel structure and mechanisms that support effective and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7120134; United States: 7940720; United States: 8098581; China P.R.: ZL02807463.7; China P.R.:
controlling transmit power of efficient allocation and utilization of the reverse link resources. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL200610103016.0; Australia: 2002255575; Australia: 2007237369; Austria: EP1827050; Austria: EP2202905;
a supplemental channel in a one aspect, mechanisms are provided to quickly assign resources SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.309; Belgium: EP1827050; Belgium: EP2202905; Brazil: PI0207421-4; Canada: 2438527; Canada: 2806712; Denmark:
reverse link (e.g., a supplemental channel) as needed, and to quickly de- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1827050; Denmark: EP2202905; Finland: EP1436910; Finland: EP1524874; Finland: EP1827050; Finland:
assign the resources when not needed or to maintain system EP2202905; France: EP1436910; France: EP1524874; France: EP1827050; France: EP2202905; Germany:
stability. The reverse link resources may be quickly assigned and EP1436910; Germany: EP1524874; Germany: EP1827050; Germany: EP2202905; Great Britain: EP1436910; Great
de-assigned via short messages exchanged on control channels Britain: EP1524874; Great Britain: EP1827050; Great Britain: EP2202905; Greece: EP1827050; Greece: EP2202905;
on the forward and reverse links. In another aspect, mechanisms Hong Kong: HK1144988; Hong Kong: HK1067466; Hong Kong: HK1106348; India: 235313; Indonesia: ID 0 019 068;
are provided to facilitate efficient and reliable data transmission. Indonesia: IDP0029691; Ireland: EP1827050; Ireland: EP2202905; Israel: 157370; Israel: 193787; Italy: EP1436910;
A reliable acknowledgment/negative acknowledgment scheme Italy: EP1524874; Italy: EP1827050; Italy: EP2202905; Japan: 4040976; Japan: 4805876; Japan: 5080666; Mexico:
and an efficient retransmission scheme are provided. 242522; Mexico: 261461; Netherlands: EP1524874; Netherlands: EP1827050; Netherlands: EP2202905; Norway:
Mechanisms are also provided to control the transmit power 334924; Portugal: EP1827050; Portugal: EP2202905; Republic of Korea: 10-0884510; Republic of Korea: 10-
and/or data rate of the remote terminals to achieve high 0926917; Russian Federation: 2307479; Russian Federation: 2419206; Russian Federation: 2424614; Russian
performance and avoid instability. Federation: 2433542; Singapore: 100099; Spain: EP1524874; Spain: EP1827050; Spain: EP2202905; Sweden:
EP1436910; Sweden: EP1524874; Sweden: EP1827050; Sweden: EP2202905; Switzerland: EP1827050; Switzerland:
EP2202905; Taiwan: I545002; Ukraine: 74413

6985453 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for providing link quality feedback to a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6985453; China P.R.: ZL02807215.4; China P.R.: ZL200710004479.6; China P.R.: CN103813390;
link quality feedback in a transmitter In one embodiment, a periodic link quality message is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Australia: 2002247030; Australia: 2006252253; Austria: EP1801997; Belgium: EP1801997; Brazil: PI0207875-9;
wireless communication transmitted on a gated channel, while continuous differential Canada: 2438440; Denmark: EP1801997; European Patent Convention: EP2256945; Finland: EP1360778; Finland:
system indicators are transmitted. Between quality messages, the EP1801997; France: EP1360778; France: EP1801997; Germany: EP1360778; Germany: EP1801997; Great Britain:
differential indicators track the quality of the link. The periodic EP1360778; Great Britain: EP1801997; Greece: EP1801997; Hong Kong: HK1195840; Hong Kong: HK1066935; Hong
quality messages provide synchronization to the transmitter and Kong: HK1104696; India: 225820; India: 262171; Indonesia: ID0019422; Ireland: EP1360778; Ireland: EP1801997;
receiver . A coding is applied to the feedback information Israel: 157405; Israel: 201992; Italy: EP1360778; Italy: EP1801997; Japan: 5253741; Japan: 4723617; Japan:
identifying the transmitter, In one embodiment, a remote station 5755670; Mexico: 241141; Mexico: 259366; Mexico: 304958; Netherlands: EP1360778; Netherlands: EP1801997;
includes a differential analyzer (212) to determine the change in Norway: 329818; Norway: 20070587; Portugal: EP1801997; Republic of Korea: 10-0933513; Republic of Korea: 10-
successive channel quality measurements. In an alternate 0899145; Russian Federation: 2285338; Singapore: 98962; Spain: EP1360778; Spain: EP1801997; Sweden:
embodiment, link quality feedback information is gated according EP1801997; Switzerland: EP1801997; Taiwan: 535371; Ukraine: 74416
to channel condition.

ZL200710004479.6 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for providing link quality feedback to a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6985453; China P.R.: ZL02807215.4; China P.R.: ZL200710004479.6; China P.R.: CN103813390;
link quality feedback in a transmitter In one embodiment, a periodic link quality message is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Australia: 2002247030; Australia: 2006252253; Austria: EP1801997; Belgium: EP1801997; Brazil: PI0207875-9;
wireless communication transmitted on a gated channel, while continuous differential Canada: 2438440; Denmark: EP1801997; European Patent Convention: EP2256945; Finland: EP1360778; Finland:
system indicators are transmitted. Between quality messages, the EP1801997; France: EP1360778; France: EP1801997; Germany: EP1360778; Germany: EP1801997; Great Britain:
differential indicators track the quality of the link. The periodic EP1360778; Great Britain: EP1801997; Greece: EP1801997; Hong Kong: HK1195840; Hong Kong: HK1066935; Hong
quality messages provide synchronization to the transmitter and Kong: HK1104696; India: 225820; India: 262171; Indonesia: ID0019422; Ireland: EP1360778; Ireland: EP1801997;
receiver . A coding is applied to the feedback information Israel: 157405; Israel: 201992; Italy: EP1360778; Italy: EP1801997; Japan: 5253741; Japan: 4723617; Japan:
identifying the transmitter, In one embodiment, a remote station 5755670; Mexico: 241141; Mexico: 259366; Mexico: 304958; Netherlands: EP1360778; Netherlands: EP1801997;
includes a differential analyzer (212) to determine the change in Norway: 329818; Norway: 20070587; Portugal: EP1801997; Republic of Korea: 10-0933513; Republic of Korea: 10-
successive channel quality measurements. In an alternate 0899145; Russian Federation: 2285338; Singapore: 98962; Spain: EP1360778; Spain: EP1801997; Sweden:
embodiment, link quality feedback information is gated according EP1801997; Switzerland: EP1801997; Taiwan: 535371; Ukraine: 74416
to channel condition.

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ZL02807215.4 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for providing link quality feedback to a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6985453; China P.R.: ZL02807215.4; China P.R.: ZL200710004479.6; China P.R.: CN103813390;
link quality feedback in a transmitter In one embodiment, a periodic link quality message is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Australia: 2002247030; Australia: 2006252253; Austria: EP1801997; Belgium: EP1801997; Brazil: PI0207875-9;
wireless communication transmitted on a gated channel, while continuous differential Canada: 2438440; Denmark: EP1801997; European Patent Convention: EP2256945; Finland: EP1360778; Finland:
system indicators are transmitted. Between quality messages, the EP1801997; France: EP1360778; France: EP1801997; Germany: EP1360778; Germany: EP1801997; Great Britain:
differential indicators track the quality of the link. The periodic EP1360778; Great Britain: EP1801997; Greece: EP1801997; Hong Kong: HK1195840; Hong Kong: HK1066935; Hong
quality messages provide synchronization to the transmitter and Kong: HK1104696; India: 225820; India: 262171; Indonesia: ID0019422; Ireland: EP1360778; Ireland: EP1801997;
receiver . A coding is applied to the feedback information Israel: 157405; Israel: 201992; Italy: EP1360778; Italy: EP1801997; Japan: 5253741; Japan: 4723617; Japan:
identifying the transmitter, In one embodiment, a remote station 5755670; Mexico: 241141; Mexico: 259366; Mexico: 304958; Netherlands: EP1360778; Netherlands: EP1801997;
includes a differential analyzer (212) to determine the change in Norway: 329818; Norway: 20070587; Portugal: EP1801997; Republic of Korea: 10-0933513; Republic of Korea: 10-
successive channel quality measurements. In an alternate 0899145; Russian Federation: 2285338; Singapore: 98962; Spain: EP1360778; Spain: EP1801997; Sweden:
embodiment, link quality feedback information is gated according EP1801997; Switzerland: EP1801997; Taiwan: 535371; Ukraine: 74416
to channel condition.

CN103813390 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for providing link quality feedback to a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6985453; China P.R.: ZL02807215.4; China P.R.: ZL200710004479.6; China P.R.: CN103813390;
link quality feedback in a transmitter In one embodiment, a periodic link quality message is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Australia: 2002247030; Australia: 2006252253; Austria: EP1801997; Belgium: EP1801997; Brazil: PI0207875-9;
wireless communication transmitted on a gated channel, while continuous differential Canada: 2438440; Denmark: EP1801997; European Patent Convention: EP2256945; Finland: EP1360778; Finland:
system indicators are transmitted. Between quality messages, the EP1801997; France: EP1360778; France: EP1801997; Germany: EP1360778; Germany: EP1801997; Great Britain:
differential indicators track the quality of the link. The periodic EP1360778; Great Britain: EP1801997; Greece: EP1801997; Hong Kong: HK1195840; Hong Kong: HK1066935; Hong
quality messages provide synchronization to the transmitter and Kong: HK1104696; India: 225820; India: 262171; Indonesia: ID0019422; Ireland: EP1360778; Ireland: EP1801997;
receiver . A coding is applied to the feedback information Israel: 157405; Israel: 201992; Italy: EP1360778; Italy: EP1801997; Japan: 5253741; Japan: 4723617; Japan:
identifying the transmitter, In one embodiment, a remote station 5755670; Mexico: 241141; Mexico: 259366; Mexico: 304958; Netherlands: EP1360778; Netherlands: EP1801997;
includes a differential analyzer (212) to determine the change in Norway: 329818; Norway: 20070587; Portugal: EP1801997; Republic of Korea: 10-0933513; Republic of Korea: 10-
successive channel quality measurements. In an alternate 0899145; Russian Federation: 2285338; Singapore: 98962; Spain: EP1360778; Spain: EP1801997; Sweden:
embodiment, link quality feedback information is gated according EP1801997; Switzerland: EP1801997; Taiwan: 535371; Ukraine: 74416
to channel condition.

7907972 Method and apparatus for Techniques to schedule downlink data transmission to a number SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 6662024; United States: 7248879; United States: 7907972; United States: 8489107; China P.R.:
allocating downlink of terminals in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL02813159.2; Brazil: PI0209636-6; Canada: 2446877; France: EP1388231; France: EP1830509; Germany:
resources in a multiple-input wireless communication system. In one method, one or more sets SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.308; EP1388231; Germany: EP1830509; Great Britain: EP1388231; Great Britain: EP1830509; India: 230228; Italy:
multiple-output (MIMO) of terminals are EP1830509; Japan: 4537004; Mexico: 240059; Netherlands: EP1830509; Republic of Korea: 10-0938302; Russian
communication system formed for possible data transmission, with each set including a Federation: 2294599; Spain: EP1388231; Spain: EP1830509; Taiwan: I545074
unique combination of
one or more terminals and corresponding to a hypothesis to be
evaluated. One or more
sub-hypotheses may further be formed for each hypothesis, with
each sub-hypothesis
corresponding to specific assignments of a number of transmit
antennas to the one or
more terminals in the hypothesis. The performance of each sub-
hypothesis is then
evaluated, and one of the evaluated sub-hypotheses is selected
based on their
performance. The terminal(s) in the selected sub-hypothesis are
then scheduled for data
transmission, and data is thereafter coded, modulated, and
transmitted to each scheduled
terminal from one or more transmit antennas assigned to the
terminal.

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7248879 Method and apparatus for Techniques to schedule downlink data transmission to a number SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 6662024; United States: 7248879; United States: 7907972; United States: 8489107; China P.R.:
allocating downlink of terminals in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL02813159.2; Brazil: PI0209636-6; Canada: 2446877; France: EP1388231; France: EP1830509; Germany:
resources in a multiple-input wireless communication system. In one method, one or more sets SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.308; EP1388231; Germany: EP1830509; Great Britain: EP1388231; Great Britain: EP1830509; India: 230228; Italy:
multiple-output (MIMO) of terminals are EP1830509; Japan: 4537004; Mexico: 240059; Netherlands: EP1830509; Republic of Korea: 10-0938302; Russian
communication system formed for possible data transmission, with each set including a Federation: 2294599; Spain: EP1388231; Spain: EP1830509; Taiwan: I545074
unique combination of
one or more terminals and corresponding to a hypothesis to be
evaluated. One or more
sub-hypotheses may further be formed for each hypothesis, with
each sub-hypothesis
corresponding to specific assignments of a number of transmit
antennas to the one or
more terminals in the hypothesis. The performance of each sub-
hypothesis is then
evaluated, and one of the evaluated sub-hypotheses is selected
based on their
performance. The terminal(s) in the selected sub-hypothesis are
then scheduled for data
transmission, and data is thereafter coded, modulated, and
transmitted to each scheduled
terminal from one or more transmit antennas assigned to the
terminal
6662024 Method and apparatus for Techniques to schedule downlink data transmission to a number SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 6662024; United States: 7248879; United States: 7907972; United States: 8489107; China P.R.:
allocating downlink of terminals in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL02813159.2; Brazil: PI0209636-6; Canada: 2446877; France: EP1388231; France: EP1830509; Germany:
resources in a multiple-input wireless communication system. In one method, one or more sets SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.308; EP1388231; Germany: EP1830509; Great Britain: EP1388231; Great Britain: EP1830509; India: 230228; Italy:
multiple-output (MIMO) of terminals are EP1830509; Japan: 4537004; Mexico: 240059; Netherlands: EP1830509; Republic of Korea: 10-0938302; Russian
communication system formed for possible data transmission, with each set including a Federation: 2294599; Spain: EP1388231; Spain: EP1830509; Taiwan: I545074
unique combination of
one or more terminals and corresponding to a hypothesis to be
evaluated. One or more
sub-hypotheses may further be formed for each hypothesis, with
each sub-hypothesis
corresponding to specific assignments of a number of transmit
antennas to the one or
more terminals in the hypothesis. The performance of each sub-
hypothesis is then
evaluated, and one of the evaluated sub-hypotheses is selected
based on their
performance. The terminal(s) in the selected sub-hypothesis are
then scheduled for data
transmission, and data is thereafter coded, modulated, and
transmitted to each scheduled
terminal from one or more transmit antennas assigned to the
terminal.

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8489107 Method and apparatus for Techniques to schedule downlink data transmission to a number SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 6662024; United States: 7248879; United States: 7907972; United States: 8489107; China P.R.:
allocating downlink of terminals in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL02813159.2; Brazil: PI0209636-6; Canada: 2446877; France: EP1388231; France: EP1830509; Germany:
resources in a multiple-input wireless communication system. In one method, one or more sets SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.308; EP1388231; Germany: EP1830509; Great Britain: EP1388231; Great Britain: EP1830509; India: 230228; Italy:
multiple-output (MIMO) of terminals are EP1830509; Japan: 4537004; Mexico: 240059; Netherlands: EP1830509; Republic of Korea: 10-0938302; Russian
communication system formed for possible data transmission, with each set including a Federation: 2294599; Spain: EP1388231; Spain: EP1830509; Taiwan: I545074
unique combination of
one or more terminals and corresponding to a hypothesis to be
evaluated. One or more
sub-hypotheses may further be formed for each hypothesis, with
each sub-hypothesis
corresponding to specific assignments of a number of transmit
antennas to the one or
more terminals in the hypothesis. The performance of each sub-
hypothesis is then
evaluated, and one of the evaluated sub-hypotheses is selected
based on their
performance. The terminal(s) in the selected sub-hypothesis are
then scheduled for data
transmission, and data is thereafter coded, modulated, and
transmitted to each scheduled
terminal from one or more transmit antennas assigned to the
terminal
ZL02813159.2 Method and Apparatus for Techniques to schedule downlink data transmission to a number SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 6662024; United States: 7248879; United States: 7907972; United States: 8489107; China P.R.:
Allocating Resources in a of terminals in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL02813159.2; Brazil: PI0209636-6; Canada: 2446877; France: EP1388231; France: EP1830509; Germany:
Multiple-Input Multiple- wireless communication system. In one method, one or more sets SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.308; EP1388231; Germany: EP1830509; Great Britain: EP1388231; Great Britain: EP1830509; India: 230228; Italy:
Output (MIMO) of terminals are EP1830509; Japan: 4537004; Mexico: 240059; Netherlands: EP1830509; Republic of Korea: 10-0938302; Russian
Communication System formed for possible data transmission, with each set including a Federation: 2294599; Spain: EP1388231; Spain: EP1830509; Taiwan: I545074
unique combination of
one or more terminals and corresponding to a hypothesis to be
evaluated. One or more
sub-hypotheses may further be formed for each hypothesis, with
each sub-hypothesis
corresponding to specific assignments of a number of transmit
antennas to the one or
more terminals in the hypothesis. The performance of each sub-
hypothesis is then
evaluated, and one of the evaluated sub-hypotheses is selected
based on their
performance. The terminal(s) in the selected sub-hypothesis are
then scheduled for data
transmission, and data is thereafter coded, modulated, and
transmitted to each scheduled
terminal from one or more transmit antennas assigned to the
terminal.

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6760582 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for testing assisted position location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 34.171; United States: 6760582; China P.R.: ZL03803291.0; Germany: EP1474700; Great Britain: EP1474700; Hong Kong:
Testing Assisted Position capable devices that includes providing a position determination HK1078652; India: 247137; Japan: 4593925; Republic of Korea: 10-0980224
Location Capable Devices entity (PDE) simulator that is in communication with a base
station simulator simulating one or more base stations and
connecting an assisted position location capable device under
test (DUT) to the base station simulator and a global positioning
system (GPS) simulator. Then, initiating a test sequence wherein
the DUT receives a set of predetermined GPS signals and at a
desired time the DUT requests assistance data from the base
station simulator and the base station simulator requests
assistance data from the PDE simulator, wherein the PDE
simulator provides data that is independent of the GPS simulator
data to the base station and the base station transfers the PDE
data to the DUT. The PDE data is a set of predetermined
responses to any one of a plurality of DUT requests indexed by
elapsed test time.

ZL03803291.0 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for testing assisted position location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 34.171; United States: 6760582; China P.R.: ZL03803291.0; Germany: EP1474700; Great Britain: EP1474700; Hong Kong:
Testing Assisted Position capable devices that includes providing a position determination HK1078652; India: 247137; Japan: 4593925; Republic of Korea: 10-0980224
Location Capable Devices entity (PDE) simulator that is in communication with a base
station simulator simulating one or more base stations and
connecting an assisted position location capable device under
test (DUT) to the base station simulator and a global positioning
system (GPS) simulator. Then, initiating a test sequence wherein
the DUT receives a set of predetermined GPS signals and at a
desired time the DUT requests assistance data from the base
station simulator and the base station simulator requests
assistance data from the PDE simulator, wherein the PDE
simulator provides data that is independent of the GPS simulator
data to the base station and the base station transfers the PDE
data to the DUT. The PDE data is a set of predetermined
responses to any one of a plurality of DUT requests indexed by
elapsed test time.

7826414 Channel allocations in a Systems and techniques for communications include forming a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7826414; United States: 8547916; United States: 8934441
communications system data packet, selecting a plurality of transmission parameters for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
the data packet, generating information having one of a plurality
of codes identifying the transmission parameters, and
transmitting the data packet on a first channel and the
information on a second channel. It is emphasized that this
abstract is provided to comply with the rules requiring an abstract
which will allow a searcher or other reader to quickly ascertain
the subject matter of the technical disclosure. It is submitted with
the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the
scope or the meaning of the claims.

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8547916 Channel allocations in a Systems and techniques for communications include forming a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7826414; United States: 8547916; United States: 8934441
communications system data packet, selecting a plurality of transmission parameters for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
the data packet, generating information having one of a plurality
of codes identifying the transmission parameters, and
transmitting the data packet on a first channel and the
information on a second channel. It is emphasized that this
abstract is provided to comply with the rules requiring an abstract
which will allow a searcher or other reader to quickly ascertain
the subject matter of the technical disclosure. It is submitted with
the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the
scope or the meaning of the claims.

8934441 Channel allocations in a Systems and techniques for communications include forming a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7826414; United States: 8547916; United States: 8934441
communications system data packet, selecting a plurality of transmission parameters for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
the data packet, generating information having one of a plurality
of codes identifying the transmission parameters, and
transmitting the data packet on a first channel and the
information on a second channel. It is emphasized that this
abstract is provided to comply with the rules requiring an abstract
which will allow a searcher or other reader to quickly ascertain
the subject matter of the technical disclosure. It is submitted with
the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the
scope or the meaning of the claims.

7743407 Using permissions to allocate Resources to a device are granted access to an application based SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7743407; India: 232202; Japan: 4351046; Republic of Korea: 10-0607423; Venezuela: 472
device resources to an on privileges associated with the application. A permission list SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
application may be created by a server. The permission list may be created
using information from authorities, entities, or parties and
information about the device resources. The permission list
indicates what device resources the application may access.
During application execution when the application requests a
resource, a control program executing on the device may be used
to check the permission list associated with the application to
determine if the application may access the resource. The control
program can then grant or deny access based on the privileges
defined in the permission list. Digital signatures may be used to
detect modifications to the application and/or permission list. In
addition, multiple permission lists may be associated with the
same application.

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8023988 Power control for a channel Techniques to more efficiently control the transmit power for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6983166; United States: 7376438; United States: 8023988; China P.R.: ZL02820166.3; China P.R.:
with multiple formats in a data transmission that uses a number of formats (e.g., rates, CN101399580; China P.R.: ZL200910141417.9; European Patent Convention: EP2197157; Germany: EP1419590;
communication system transport formats). Different formats for a given data channel Great Britain: EP1419590; India: 239559; Japan: 4505221; Japan: 5185161; Republic of Korea: 10-0942651;
(e.g., transport channel) may require different target SNIRs to Republic of Korea: 10-0974388; Taiwan: I231665
achieved a particular BLER. In one aspect, individual target BLER
may be specified for each format of each data channel. In
another aspect, various power control schemes are provided to
achieve different target SNIRs for different formats. In a first
power control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are
maintained for multiple formats. For each format, its associated
outer loop attempts to set the target SNIR such that the target
BLER specified for that format is achieved. In a second power
control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are maintained
and the base station further applies different adjustments to the
transmit power levels for different formats.

7376438 Power control for a channel Techniques to more efficiently control the transmit power for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6983166; United States: 7376438; United States: 8023988; China P.R.: ZL02820166.3; China P.R.:
with multiple formats in a data transmission that uses a number of formats (e.g., rates, CN101399580; China P.R.: ZL200910141417.9; European Patent Convention: EP2197157; Germany: EP1419590;
communication system transport formats). Different formats for a given data channel Great Britain: EP1419590; India: 239559; Japan: 4505221; Japan: 5185161; Republic of Korea: 10-0942651;
(e.g., transport channel) may require different target SNIRs to Republic of Korea: 10-0974388; Taiwan: I231665
achieved a particular BLER. In one aspect, individual target BLER
may be specified for each format of each data channel. In
another aspect, various power control schemes are provided to
achieve different target SNIRs for different formats. In a first
power control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are
maintained for multiple formats. For each format, its associated
outer loop attempts to set the target SNIR such that the target
BLER specified for that format is achieved. In a second power
control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are maintained
and the base station further applies different adjustments to the
transmit power levels for different formats.

6983166 Power control for a channel Techniques to more efficiently control the transmit power for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6983166; United States: 7376438; United States: 8023988; China P.R.: ZL02820166.3; China P.R.:
with multiple formats in a data transmission that uses a number of formats (e.g., rates, CN101399580; China P.R.: ZL200910141417.9; European Patent Convention: EP2197157; Germany: EP1419590;
communication system transport formats). Different formats for a given data channel Great Britain: EP1419590; India: 239559; Japan: 4505221; Japan: 5185161; Republic of Korea: 10-0942651;
(e.g., transport channel) may require different target SNIRs to Republic of Korea: 10-0974388; Taiwan: I231665
achieved a particular BLER. In one aspect, individual target BLER
may be specified for each format of each data channel. In
another aspect, various power control schemes are provided to
achieve different target SNIRs for different formats. In a first
power control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are
maintained for multiple formats. For each format, its associated
outer loop attempts to set the target SNIR such that the target
BLER specified for that format is achieved. In a second power
control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are maintained
and the base station further applies different adjustments to the
transmit power levels for different formats.

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ZL02820166.3 Power control method and Techniques to more efficiently control the transmit power for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6983166; United States: 7376438; United States: 8023988; China P.R.: ZL02820166.3; China P.R.:
apparatus for a channel with data transmission that uses a number of formats (e.g., rates, CN101399580; China P.R.: ZL200910141417.9; European Patent Convention: EP2197157; Germany: EP1419590;
multiple formats in a transport formats). Different formats for a given data channel Great Britain: EP1419590; India: 239559; Japan: 4505221; Japan: 5185161; Republic of Korea: 10-0942651;
communication system (e.g., transport channel) may require different target SNIRs to Republic of Korea: 10-0974388; Taiwan: I231665
achieved a particular BLER. In one aspect, individual target BLER
may be specified for each format of each data channel. In
another aspect, various power control schemes are provided to
achieve different target SNIRs for different formats. In a first
power control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are
maintained for multiple formats. For each format, its associated
outer loop attempts to set the target SNIR such that the target
BLER specified for that format is achieved. In a second power
control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are maintained
and the base station further applies different adjustments to the
transmit power levels for different formats.

CN101399580 Power control for a channel Techniques to more efficiently control the transmit power for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6983166; United States: 7376438; United States: 8023988; China P.R.: ZL02820166.3; China P.R.:
with multiple formats in a data transmission that uses a number of formats (e.g., rates, CN101399580; China P.R.: ZL200910141417.9; European Patent Convention: EP2197157; Germany: EP1419590;
communication system transport formats). Different formats for a given data channel Great Britain: EP1419590; India: 239559; Japan: 4505221; Japan: 5185161; Republic of Korea: 10-0942651;
(e.g., transport channel) may require different target SNIRs to Republic of Korea: 10-0974388; Taiwan: I231665
achieved a particular BLER. In one aspect, individual target BLER
may be specified for each format of each data channel. In
another aspect, various power control schemes are provided to
achieve different target SNIRs for different formats. In a first
power control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are
maintained for multiple formats. For each format, its associated
outer loop attempts to set the target SNIR such that the target
BLER specified for that format is achieved. In a second power
control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are maintained
and the base station further applies different adjustments to the
transmit power levels for different formats.

ZL200910141417.9 Power control method and Techniques to more efficiently control the transmit power for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6983166; United States: 7376438; United States: 8023988; China P.R.: ZL02820166.3; China P.R.:
apparatus for a channel with data transmission that uses a number of formats (e.g., rates, CN101399580; China P.R.: ZL200910141417.9; European Patent Convention: EP2197157; Germany: EP1419590;
multiple formats in a transport formats). Different formats for a given data channel Great Britain: EP1419590; India: 239559; Japan: 4505221; Japan: 5185161; Republic of Korea: 10-0942651;
communication system (e.g., transport channel) may require different target SNIRs to Republic of Korea: 10-0974388; Taiwan: I231665
achieved a particular BLER. In one aspect, individual target BLER
may be specified for each format of each data channel. In
another aspect, various power control schemes are provided to
achieve different target SNIRs for different formats. In a first
power control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are
maintained for multiple formats. For each format, its associated
outer loop attempts to set the target SNIR such that the target
BLER specified for that format is achieved. In a second power
control scheme, multiple individual outer loops are maintained
and the base station further applies different adjustments to the
transmit power levels for different formats.

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7542482 Method and apparatus for Method for segmented message transmission wherein each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7542482
message segmentation in a message is first divided into segments and the segments are
wireless communication fragmented. A segment parameter is applied to each segment,
system and a segment identifier to each fragment. The fragments are
provided to a lower level for preparation into frames for
transmission. One embodiment is applied to the transmission of
short duration messages, such as control messages.

6633255 Method for Open Loop Method and apparatuses for receiving and tracking satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6633255; China P.R.: ZL02823352.2; European Patent Convention: EP1438602; European Patent
Tracking GPS Signals signals in a highly sensitive and accurate receiver. In one aspect of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Convention: EP2472284; European Patent Convention: EP2469302; India: 241626; Japan: 4754783; Republic of
the invention an exemplary method includes generating a set of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Korea: 10-0966773
at least three indicators based on processing a portion of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
satellite positioning system signal received by a receiver and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
computing a measurement of a parameter from an interpolation SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
of the set of indicators. Each of the indicators corresponds to a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
different predetermined hypothesized value of the parameter SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
and is indicative of a probability, or likelihood, that the parameter SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
of the signal is equal to that corresponding value. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;

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ZL02823352.2 Method for Open Loop Method and apparatuses for receiving and tracking satellite SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6633255; China P.R.: ZL02823352.2; European Patent Convention: EP1438602; European Patent
Tracking GPS Signals signals in a highly sensitive and accurate receiver. In one aspect of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Convention: EP2472284; European Patent Convention: EP2469302; India: 241626; Japan: 4754783; Republic of
the invention an exemplary method includes generating a set of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; Korea: 10-0966773
at least three indicators based on processing a portion of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
satellite positioning system signal received by a receiver and SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
computing a measurement of a parameter from an interpolation SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
of the set of indicators. Each of the indicators corresponds to a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
different predetermined hypothesized value of the parameter SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
and is indicative of a probability, or likelihood, that the parameter SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
of the signal is equal to that corresponding value. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.030;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 24.080;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 99 Spec: TS 29.002;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: LCS Spec: TS 44.031;
7924781 Method and apparatus for In a communication system, a method and an apparatus provide SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7103021; United States: 7924781; United States: 8879481; China P.R.: ZL02822102.8; China P.R.:
communications of data rate for efficient communications of data rate control information. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL201210362837.1; France: EP1430621; Germany: EP1430621; Great Britain: EP1430621; Japan: 4236579;
control information in a mobile station communicates a request on a data channel for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.331; Republic of Korea: 10-0971349; Taiwan: I576036
communication system reception of a data file on a traffic channel. In response to the
request, a transmitter in mobile station starts communication of
data rate control information on a data rate control channel.
After concluding the delivery of a requested data file by a receiver
in mobile station, transmitter ceases communication of data rate
control information on data rate control channel from mobile
station.

7103021 Method and Apparatus for In a communication system, a method and an apparatus provide SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7103021; United States: 7924781; United States: 8879481; China P.R.: ZL02822102.8; China P.R.:
Communications of Data for efficient communications of data rate control information. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL201210362837.1; France: EP1430621; Germany: EP1430621; Great Britain: EP1430621; Japan: 4236579;
Rate Control Information in a mobile station communicates a request on a data channel for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.331; Republic of Korea: 10-0971349; Taiwan: I576036
CDMA Communication reception of a data file on a traffic channel. In response to the
System request, a transmitter in mobile station starts communication of
data rate control information on a data rate control channel.
After concluding the delivery of a requested data file by a receiver
in mobile station, transmitter ceases communication of data rate
control information on data rate control channel from mobile
station.

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8879481 Method and apparatus for In a communication system, a method and an apparatus provide SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7103021; United States: 7924781; United States: 8879481; China P.R.: ZL02822102.8; China P.R.:
communications of data rate for efficient communications of data rate control information. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL201210362837.1; France: EP1430621; Germany: EP1430621; Great Britain: EP1430621; Japan: 4236579;
control information in a mobile station communicates a request on a data channel for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.331; Republic of Korea: 10-0971349; Taiwan: I576036
communication system reception of a data file on a traffic channel. In response to the
request, a transmitter in mobile station starts communication of
data rate control information on a data rate control channel.
After concluding the delivery of a requested data file by a receiver
in mobile station, transmitter ceases communication of data rate
control information on data rate control channel from mobile
station.

ZL02822102.8 Method and apparatus for In a communication system, a method and an apparatus provide SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7103021; United States: 7924781; United States: 8879481; China P.R.: ZL02822102.8; China P.R.:
communicating data rate for efficient communications of data rate control information. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL201210362837.1; France: EP1430621; Germany: EP1430621; Great Britain: EP1430621; Japan: 4236579;
control information mobile station communicates a request on a data channel for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.331; Republic of Korea: 10-0971349; Taiwan: I576036
reception of a data file on a traffic channel. In response to the
request, a transmitter in mobile station starts communication of
data rate control information on a data rate control channel.
After concluding the delivery of a requested data file by a receiver
in mobile station, transmitter ceases communication of data rate
control information on data rate control channel from mobile
station.

ZL201210362837.1 Method and apparatus for In a communication system, a method and an apparatus provide SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7103021; United States: 7924781; United States: 8879481; China P.R.: ZL02822102.8; China P.R.:
communicating data rate for efficient communications of data rate control information. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; ZL201210362837.1; France: EP1430621; Germany: EP1430621; Great Britain: EP1430621; Japan: 4236579;
control information mobile station communicates a request on a data channel for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.331; Republic of Korea: 10-0971349; Taiwan: I576036
reception of a data file on a traffic channel. In response to the
request, a transmitter in mobile station starts communication of
data rate control information on a data rate control channel.
After concluding the delivery of a requested data file by a receiver
in mobile station, transmitter ceases communication of data rate
control information on data rate control channel from mobile
station.

7877100 Position determination A position determination system and apparatus for utilizing a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7877100; China P.R.: ZL02828118.7; China P.R.: ZL200810109497.5; France: EP1454161; Germany:
system that uses a cellular network of cellular base stations to determine position of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP1454161; Great Britain: EP1454161; Japan: 4226477
communication system mobile station includes taking a plurality of statistically SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
independent data measurements of the pilot signals from the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
base stations. Each of the data measurements includes an earliest SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
time of arrival, providing multiple independent measurements for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
each of the pilot signals. For each cellular base station, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
representative measurement is calculated responsive to the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
independent measurements, which is used to determine position SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
of the mobile station using an AFLT algorithm and/or in SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
conjunction with a GPS algorithm. In some embodiments, the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
data measurements for each pilot signal further include an RMSE SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
estimate and time of measurement for each time of arrival, and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
an energy measurement for all resolvable paths. If the mobile SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
station comprises a cell phone, a cell search list and a GPS search SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
list may be provided by a cell base station. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453

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ZL200810109497.5 Position determination A position determination system and apparatus for utilizing a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7877100; China P.R.: ZL02828118.7; China P.R.: ZL200810109497.5; France: EP1454161; Germany:
system that uses a cellular network of cellular base stations to determine position of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP1454161; Great Britain: EP1454161; Japan: 4226477
communication system mobile station includes taking a plurality of statistically SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
independent data measurements of the pilot signals from the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
base stations. Each of the data measurements includes an earliest SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
time of arrival, providing multiple independent measurements for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
each of the pilot signals. For each cellular base station, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
representative measurement is calculated responsive to the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
independent measurements, which is used to determine position SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
of the mobile station using an AFLT algorithm and/or in SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
conjunction with a GPS algorithm. In some embodiments, the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
data measurements for each pilot signal further include an RMSE SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
estimate and time of measurement for each time of arrival, and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
an energy measurement for all resolvable paths. If the mobile SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
station comprises a cell phone, a cell search list and a GPS search SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
list may be provided by a cell base station. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25 453
ZL02828118.7 Position determination A position determination system and apparatus for utilizing a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7877100; China P.R.: ZL02828118.7; China P.R.: ZL200810109497.5; France: EP1454161; Germany:
system that uses a cellular network of cellular base stations to determine position of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP1454161; Great Britain: EP1454161; Japan: 4226477
communication system mobile station includes taking a plurality of statistically SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
independent data measurements of the pilot signals from the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
base stations. Each of the data measurements includes an earliest SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
time of arrival, providing multiple independent measurements for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
each of the pilot signals. For each cellular base station, a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
representative measurement is calculated responsive to the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
independent measurements, which is used to determine position SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
of the mobile station using an AFLT algorithm and/or in SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
conjunction with a GPS algorithm. In some embodiments, the SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
data measurements for each pilot signal further include an RMSE SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
estimate and time of measurement for each time of arrival, and SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
an energy measurement for all resolvable paths. If the mobile SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
station comprises a cell phone, a cell search list and a GPS search SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
list may be provided by a cell base station. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453

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8126469 Method and apparatus for Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7180879; United States: 7417976; United States: 8126469; United States: 7986674; United States:
call setup latency reduction aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct 7894403; China P.R.: ZL02818478.5; China P.R.: ZL200610126150.2; China P.R.: ZL200610126266.6; China P.R.:
the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect ZL200610172812.X; Belgium: EP1417857; European Patent Convention: EP2099251; Finland: EP1417857; France:
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another EP1417857; France: EP2099252; Germany: EP1417857; Germany: EP2099250; Germany: EP2302977; Germany:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set EP2099252; Great Britain: EP1417857; Great Britain: EP2099250; Great Britain: EP2302977; Great Britain:
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect EP2099252; India: 237695; India: 1719/CHENP/2009; India: 1720/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417857; Italy:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417857; Italy: EP2099252; Japan: 4903362; Japan: 4971297; Japan: 4897859; Netherlands: EP1417857;
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is Republic of Korea: 10-1034922; Republic of Korea: 10-0954245; Republic of Korea: 10-1034944; Spain: EP1417857;
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength Spain: EP2099252; Sweden: EP1417857; Taiwan: 589813
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

7986674 Method and apparatus for Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7180879; United States: 7417976; United States: 8126469; United States: 7986674; United States:
call setup latency reduction aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct 7894403; China P.R.: ZL02818478.5; China P.R.: ZL200610126150.2; China P.R.: ZL200610126266.6; China P.R.:
the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect ZL200610172812.X; Belgium: EP1417857; European Patent Convention: EP2099251; Finland: EP1417857; France:
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another EP1417857; France: EP2099252; Germany: EP1417857; Germany: EP2099250; Germany: EP2302977; Germany:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set EP2099252; Great Britain: EP1417857; Great Britain: EP2099250; Great Britain: EP2302977; Great Britain:
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect EP2099252; India: 237695; India: 1719/CHENP/2009; India: 1720/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417857; Italy:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417857; Italy: EP2099252; Japan: 4903362; Japan: 4971297; Japan: 4897859; Netherlands: EP1417857;
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is Republic of Korea: 10-1034922; Republic of Korea: 10-0954245; Republic of Korea: 10-1034944; Spain: EP1417857;
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength Spain: EP2099252; Sweden: EP1417857; Taiwan: 589813
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

7894403 Method and apparatus for Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7180879; United States: 7417976; United States: 8126469; United States: 7986674; United States:
call setup latency reduction aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct 7894403; China P.R.: ZL02818478.5; China P.R.: ZL200610126150.2; China P.R.: ZL200610126266.6; China P.R.:
the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect ZL200610172812.X; Belgium: EP1417857; European Patent Convention: EP2099251; Finland: EP1417857; France:
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another EP1417857; France: EP2099252; Germany: EP1417857; Germany: EP2099250; Germany: EP2302977; Germany:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set EP2099252; Great Britain: EP1417857; Great Britain: EP2099250; Great Britain: EP2302977; Great Britain:
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect EP2099252; India: 237695; India: 1719/CHENP/2009; India: 1720/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417857; Italy:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417857; Italy: EP2099252; Japan: 4903362; Japan: 4971297; Japan: 4897859; Netherlands: EP1417857;
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is Republic of Korea: 10-1034922; Republic of Korea: 10-0954245; Republic of Korea: 10-1034944; Spain: EP1417857;
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength Spain: EP2099252; Sweden: EP1417857; Taiwan: 589813
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

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7417976 Method and apparatus for Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7180879; United States: 7417976; United States: 8126469; United States: 7986674; United States:
call setup latency reduction aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct 7894403; China P.R.: ZL02818478.5; China P.R.: ZL200610126150.2; China P.R.: ZL200610126266.6; China P.R.:
the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect ZL200610172812.X; Belgium: EP1417857; European Patent Convention: EP2099251; Finland: EP1417857; France:
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another EP1417857; France: EP2099252; Germany: EP1417857; Germany: EP2099250; Germany: EP2302977; Germany:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set EP2099252; Great Britain: EP1417857; Great Britain: EP2099250; Great Britain: EP2302977; Great Britain:
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect EP2099252; India: 237695; India: 1719/CHENP/2009; India: 1720/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417857; Italy:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417857; Italy: EP2099252; Japan: 4903362; Japan: 4971297; Japan: 4897859; Netherlands: EP1417857;
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is Republic of Korea: 10-1034922; Republic of Korea: 10-0954245; Republic of Korea: 10-1034944; Spain: EP1417857;
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength Spain: EP2099252; Sweden: EP1417857; Taiwan: 589813
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

7180879 Method and apparatus for Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7180879; United States: 7417976; United States: 8126469; United States: 7986674; United States:
call setup latency reduction aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct 7894403; China P.R.: ZL02818478.5; China P.R.: ZL200610126150.2; China P.R.: ZL200610126266.6; China P.R.:
the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect ZL200610172812.X; Belgium: EP1417857; European Patent Convention: EP2099251; Finland: EP1417857; France:
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another EP1417857; France: EP2099252; Germany: EP1417857; Germany: EP2099250; Germany: EP2302977; Germany:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set EP2099252; Great Britain: EP1417857; Great Britain: EP2099250; Great Britain: EP2302977; Great Britain:
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect EP2099252; India: 237695; India: 1719/CHENP/2009; India: 1720/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417857; Italy:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417857; Italy: EP2099252; Japan: 4903362; Japan: 4971297; Japan: 4897859; Netherlands: EP1417857;
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is Republic of Korea: 10-1034922; Republic of Korea: 10-0954245; Republic of Korea: 10-1034944; Spain: EP1417857;
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength Spain: EP2099252; Sweden: EP1417857; Taiwan: 589813
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

ZL200610172812.X Method for call setup latency Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7180879; United States: 7417976; United States: 8126469; United States: 7986674; United States:
reduction aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct 7894403; China P.R.: ZL02818478.5; China P.R.: ZL200610126150.2; China P.R.: ZL200610126266.6; China P.R.:
the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect ZL200610172812.X; Belgium: EP1417857; European Patent Convention: EP2099251; Finland: EP1417857; France:
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another EP1417857; France: EP2099252; Germany: EP1417857; Germany: EP2099250; Germany: EP2302977; Germany:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set EP2099252; Great Britain: EP1417857; Great Britain: EP2099250; Great Britain: EP2302977; Great Britain:
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect EP2099252; India: 237695; India: 1719/CHENP/2009; India: 1720/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417857; Italy:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417857; Italy: EP2099252; Japan: 4903362; Japan: 4971297; Japan: 4897859; Netherlands: EP1417857;
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is Republic of Korea: 10-1034922; Republic of Korea: 10-0954245; Republic of Korea: 10-1034944; Spain: EP1417857;
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength Spain: EP2099252; Sweden: EP1417857; Taiwan: 589813
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

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ZL200610126266.6 Method and apparatus for Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7180879; United States: 7417976; United States: 8126469; United States: 7986674; United States:
call setup latency reduction aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct 7894403; China P.R.: ZL02818478.5; China P.R.: ZL200610126150.2; China P.R.: ZL200610126266.6; China P.R.:
the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect ZL200610172812.X; Belgium: EP1417857; European Patent Convention: EP2099251; Finland: EP1417857; France:
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another EP1417857; France: EP2099252; Germany: EP1417857; Germany: EP2099250; Germany: EP2302977; Germany:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set EP2099252; Great Britain: EP1417857; Great Britain: EP2099250; Great Britain: EP2302977; Great Britain:
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect EP2099252; India: 237695; India: 1719/CHENP/2009; India: 1720/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417857; Italy:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417857; Italy: EP2099252; Japan: 4903362; Japan: 4971297; Japan: 4897859; Netherlands: EP1417857;
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is Republic of Korea: 10-1034922; Republic of Korea: 10-0954245; Republic of Korea: 10-1034944; Spain: EP1417857;
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength Spain: EP2099252; Sweden: EP1417857; Taiwan: 589813
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

ZL200610126150.2 Method and apparatus for Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7180879; United States: 7417976; United States: 8126469; United States: 7986674; United States:
call setup latency reduction aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct 7894403; China P.R.: ZL02818478.5; China P.R.: ZL200610126150.2; China P.R.: ZL200610126266.6; China P.R.:
the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect ZL200610172812.X; Belgium: EP1417857; European Patent Convention: EP2099251; Finland: EP1417857; France:
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another EP1417857; France: EP2099252; Germany: EP1417857; Germany: EP2099250; Germany: EP2302977; Germany:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set EP2099252; Great Britain: EP1417857; Great Britain: EP2099250; Great Britain: EP2302977; Great Britain:
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect EP2099252; India: 237695; India: 1719/CHENP/2009; India: 1720/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417857; Italy:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417857; Italy: EP2099252; Japan: 4903362; Japan: 4971297; Japan: 4897859; Netherlands: EP1417857;
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is Republic of Korea: 10-1034922; Republic of Korea: 10-0954245; Republic of Korea: 10-1034944; Spain: EP1417857;
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength Spain: EP2099252; Sweden: EP1417857; Taiwan: 589813
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

ZL02818478.5 Method and apparatus for Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7180879; United States: 7417976; United States: 8126469; United States: 7986674; United States:
call setup latency reduction aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct 7894403; China P.R.: ZL02818478.5; China P.R.: ZL200610126150.2; China P.R.: ZL200610126266.6; China P.R.:
the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect ZL200610172812.X; Belgium: EP1417857; European Patent Convention: EP2099251; Finland: EP1417857; France:
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another EP1417857; France: EP2099252; Germany: EP1417857; Germany: EP2099250; Germany: EP2302977; Germany:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set EP2099252; Great Britain: EP1417857; Great Britain: EP2099250; Great Britain: EP2302977; Great Britain:
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect EP2099252; India: 237695; India: 1719/CHENP/2009; India: 1720/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417857; Italy:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417857; Italy: EP2099252; Japan: 4903362; Japan: 4971297; Japan: 4897859; Netherlands: EP1417857;
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is Republic of Korea: 10-1034922; Republic of Korea: 10-0954245; Republic of Korea: 10-1034944; Spain: EP1417857;
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength Spain: EP2099252; Sweden: EP1417857; Taiwan: 589813
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

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6952411 Method and apparatus for Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6952411; China P.R.: CN102413586; Belgium: EP1417818; Finland: EP1417818; France: EP1417818;
call setup latency reduction aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct France: EP2086202; France: EP2309694; Germany: EP1417818; Germany: EP2086202; Germany: EP2309694; Great
the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect Britain: EP1417818; Great Britain: EP2086202; Great Britain: EP2309694; Hong Kong: HK1135249; India: 237080;
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another India: 2957/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417818; Italy: EP1417818; Italy: EP2086202; Italy: EP2309694; Japan:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set 4163108; Netherlands: EP1417818; Netherlands: EP2309694; Republic of Korea: 10-0951018; Republic of Korea: 10-
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect 1078566; Republic of Korea: 10-1078497; Spain: EP1417818; Spain: EP2086202; Spain: EP2309694; Sweden:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417818; Taiwan: I554620
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

CN102413586 Call setup latency reduction Techniques for minimizing call setup latency are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6952411; China P.R.: CN102413586; Belgium: EP1417818; Finland: EP1417818; France: EP1417818;
by encapsulating signalling aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with a flag to direct France: EP2086202; France: EP2309694; Germany: EP1417818; Germany: EP2086202; Germany: EP2309694; Great
messages the use of previously negotiated service parameters. This aspect Britain: EP1417818; Great Britain: EP2086202; Great Britain: EP2309694; Hong Kong: HK1135249; India: 237080;
eliminates the need for service negotiation messages. In another India: 2957/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1417818; Italy: EP1417818; Italy: EP2086202; Italy: EP2309694; Japan:
aspect, a channel assignment message is sent with an active set 4163108; Netherlands: EP1417818; Netherlands: EP2309694; Republic of Korea: 10-0951018; Republic of Korea: 10-
identifier instead of an active set and its parameters. This aspect 1078566; Republic of Korea: 10-1078497; Spain: EP1417818; Spain: EP2086202; Spain: EP2309694; Sweden:
reduces the transmission time of the channel assignment EP1417818; Taiwan: I554620
message. In yet another aspect, call setup without paging is
facilitated by a mobile station (106) sending a pilot strength
measurement message between active communication sessions,
such that a channel assignment message can be used for mobile
station terminated call setup without the need for mobile station
paging and related messages.

6775242 Method and apparatus for Schemes to time-align transmissions from multiple base stations SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6775242; China P.R.: ZL02817537.9; Australia: 2002354613; Australia: 2008212670; Belgium:
time-aligning transmissions to a terminal. To achieve time-alignment, differences between SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.305; EP1407562; Brazil: PI0210944-1; Canada: 2453319; European Patent Convention: EP1876735; Finland: EP1407562;
from multiple base stations the arrival times of transmissions from the base stations, as France: EP1407562; Germany: EP1407562; Great Britain: EP1407562; Hong Kong: HK1070191; India: 227457;
in a cdma communication observed at the terminal, are determined and provided to the Indonesia: ID0018149; Ireland: EP1407562; Italy: EP1407562; Japan: 4546081; Mexico: 244389; Mexico: 280812;
system system and used to adjust the timing at the base stations such Netherlands: EP1407562; Republic of Korea: 10-0945699; Republic of Korea: 10-0980227; Singapore: 101800;
that terminal-specific radio frames arrive at the terminal within a Spain: EP1407562; Sweden: EP1407562; Taiwan: I237460
particular time window. In one scheme, a time difference
between two base stations is partitioned into a frame-level time
difference and a chip-level time difference. Whenever requested
to perform and report time difference measurements, the
terminal measures the chip-level timing for each candidate base
station relative to a reference base station. Additionally, the
terminal also measures the frame-level timing and includes this
information in the time difference measurement only if required.
Otherwise, the terminal sets the frame-level part to a
predetermined value (e.g., zero).

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ZL02817537.9 Method and apparatus for Schemes to time-align transmissions from multiple base stations SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6775242; China P.R.: ZL02817537.9; Australia: 2002354613; Australia: 2008212670; Belgium:
determining time differences to a terminal. To achieve time-alignment, differences between SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.305; EP1407562; Brazil: PI0210944-1; Canada: 2453319; European Patent Convention: EP1876735; Finland: EP1407562;
between multiple base the arrival times of transmissions from the base stations, as France: EP1407562; Germany: EP1407562; Great Britain: EP1407562; Hong Kong: HK1070191; India: 227457;
stations in a CDMA observed at the terminal, are determined and provided to the Indonesia: ID0018149; Ireland: EP1407562; Italy: EP1407562; Japan: 4546081; Mexico: 244389; Mexico: 280812;
communication system system and used to adjust the timing at the base stations such Netherlands: EP1407562; Republic of Korea: 10-0945699; Republic of Korea: 10-0980227; Singapore: 101800;
that terminal-specific radio frames arrive at the terminal within a Spain: EP1407562; Sweden: EP1407562; Taiwan: I237460
particular time window. In one scheme, a time difference
between two base stations is partitioned into a frame-level time
difference and a chip-level time difference. Whenever requested
to perform and report time difference measurements, the
terminal measures the chip-level timing for each candidate base
station relative to a reference base station. Additionally, the
terminal also measures the frame-level timing and includes this
information in the time difference measurement only if required.
Otherwise, the terminal sets the frame-level part to a
predetermined value (e.g., zero).

7796549 Method and apparatus for Schemes to time-align transmissions from multiple base stations SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7433321; United States: 7903633; United States: 8477742; United States: 7796549
time-aligning transmissions to a terminal. To achieve time-alignment, differences between SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.305;
from multiple base stations the arrival times of transmissions from the base stations, as
in a cdma communication observed at the terminal, are determined and provided to the
system system and used to adjust the timing at the base stations such
that terminal-specific radio frames arrive at the terminal within a
particular time window. In one scheme, a time difference
between two base stations is partitioned into a frame-level time
difference and a chip-level time difference. Whenever requested
to perform and report time difference measurements, the
terminal measures the chip-level timing for each candidate base
station relative to a reference base station. Additionally, the
terminal also measures the frame-level timing and includes this
information in the time difference measurement only if required.
Otherwise, the terminal sets the frame-level part to a
predetermined value (e.g., zero).

7433321 Method and apparatus for Schemes to time-align transmissions from multiple base stations SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7433321; United States: 7903633; United States: 8477742; United States: 7796549
time-aligning transmissions to a terminal. To achieve time-alignment, differences between SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.305;
from multiple base stations the arrival times of transmissions from the base stations, as
in a cdma communication observed at the terminal, are determined and provided to the
system system and used to adjust the timing at the base stations such
that terminal-specific radio frames arrive at the terminal within a
particular time window. In one scheme, a time difference
between two base stations is partitioned into a frame-level time
difference and a chip-level time difference. Whenever requested
to perform and report time difference measurements, the
terminal measures the chip-level timing for each candidate base
station relative to a reference base station. Additionally, the
terminal also measures the frame-level timing and includes this
information in the time difference measurement only if required.
Otherwise, the terminal sets the frame-level part to a
predetermined value (e.g., zero).

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7903633 Method and apparatus for Schemes to time-align transmissions from multiple base stations SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7433321; United States: 7903633; United States: 8477742; United States: 7796549
time-aligning transmissions to a terminal. To achieve time-alignment, differences between SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.305;
from multiple base stations the arrival times of transmissions from the base stations, as
in a cdma communication observed at the terminal, are determined and provided to the
system system and used to adjust the timing at the base stations such
that terminal-specific radio frames arrive at the terminal within a
particular time window. In one scheme, a time difference
between two base stations is partitioned into a frame-level time
difference and a chip-level time difference. Whenever requested
to perform and report time difference measurements, the
terminal measures the chip-level timing for each candidate base
station relative to a reference base station. Additionally, the
terminal also measures the frame-level timing and includes this
information in the time difference measurement only if required.
Otherwise, the terminal sets the frame-level part to a
predetermined value (e.g., zero).

8477742 Method and apparatus for Schemes to time-align transmissions from multiple base stations SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7433321; United States: 7903633; United States: 8477742; United States: 7796549
time-aligning transmissions to a terminal. To achieve time-alignment, differences between SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.305;
from multiple base stations the arrival times of transmissions from the base stations, as
in a cdma communication observed at the terminal, are determined and provided to the
system system and used to adjust the timing at the base stations such
that terminal-specific radio frames arrive at the terminal within a
particular time window. In one scheme, a time difference
between two base stations is partitioned into a frame-level time
difference and a chip-level time difference. Whenever requested
to perform and report time difference measurements, the
terminal measures the chip-level timing for each candidate base
station relative to a reference base station. Additionally, the
terminal also measures the frame-level timing and includes this
information in the time difference measurement only if required.
Otherwise, the terminal sets the frame-level part to a
predetermined value (e.g., zero).

6909702 Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for providing an overhead information for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6909702; China P.R.: ZL02809331.3; Brazil: PI0208735-9; Canada: 2442650; France: EP1374506;
Out-of-Band Transmission of a broadcast service in a wireless communication system via an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Germany: EP1374506; Great Britain: EP1374506; Japan: 4615828; Mexico: 239444; Republic of Korea: 10-0891882;
Broadcast Service Option in a out-of-band transmission. The mobile station is able to contact SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; Taiwan: 577204
Wireless Communication the content server directly using the out-of-band signaling over a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
System packet data service option. The out-of-band communication SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
allows the content server to update the information without SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
transmitting via an intermediate infrastructure element. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
embodiment, the overhead information includes a service option SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
number corresponding to a set of broadcast parameters, such as SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
those identifying a protocol stack for processing broadcast
content.

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ZL02809331.3 Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for providing an overhead information for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6909702; China P.R.: ZL02809331.3; Brazil: PI0208735-9; Canada: 2442650; France: EP1374506;
Out-of-Band Transmission of a broadcast service in a wireless communication system via an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Germany: EP1374506; Great Britain: EP1374506; Japan: 4615828; Mexico: 239444; Republic of Korea: 10-0891882;
Broadcast Service Option in a out-of-band transmission. The mobile station is able to contact SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; Taiwan: 577204
Wireless Communication the content server directly using the out-of-band signaling over a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
System packet data service option. The out-of-band communication SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
allows the content server to update the information without SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
transmitting via an intermediate infrastructure element. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
embodiment, the overhead information includes a service option SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
number corresponding to a set of broadcast parameters, such as SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
those identifying a protocol stack for processing broadcast
content.

7693508 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for providing broadcast overhead SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7693508; European Patent Convention: EP1374529; Japan: 4087713
broadcast signaling in a information interleaved with a broadcast session in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
wireless communication transmission on a broadcast channel of a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246;
system system. In one embodiment, the information is stored at the SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
receiver to provide quick updating when a user changes to an SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
alternate broadcast channel. In one embodiment, the content SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
server provides an identifier SDP_ID to distinguish among sets of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
protocol options description sets. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec:
8077679 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for providing broadcast overhead SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8077679
providing protocol options in information interleaved with a broadcast session in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
a wireless communication transmission on a broadcast channel of a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246;
system system. In one embodiment, the information is stored at the SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
receiver to provide quick updating when a user changes to an SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
alternate broadcast channel. In one embodiment, the content SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
server provides an identifier SDP_ID to distinguish among sets of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
protocol options description sets. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec:
7349425 Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for providing a broadcast system SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7349425; Germany: EP1374483; Great Britain: EP1374483; Japan: 4773042; Japan: 5524125;
Overhead Messaging in a parameter message in a wireless communication system SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Republic of Korea: 10-0913339
Wireless Communication supporting a broadcast service. In one embodiment, the message SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246;
System identifies a service option number corresponding to a set of SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
broadcast parameters. In an alternate embodiment, the message SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
identifies a block of bytes corresponding to broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
parameters. The message may be transmitted on a channel for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
transmitting overhead information. For a system supporting a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
broadcast service, the message identifies a protocol stack for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
processing broadcast content.

7263351 Wireless Network A system, method, and program for optimizing a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320; United States: 7263351; China P.R.: ZL03815520.6; Germany: EP1518425; Great Britain: EP1518425; India: 255878;
Optimization Through network having at least data communication between computer SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; Japan: 5027203; Republic of Korea: 10-0993750; Republic of Korea: 10-1075039; Venezuela: 2003001111
Remote Device Data devices selectively connected thereto, and at least one of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320;
computer devices is a remotely located wireless device. The
wireless device has a resident network optimization application
that causes the selective transmission of network status data to
at least one other computer device on the wireless network, and
either the data-receiving computer device or another computer
device on the wireless network optimizes the wireless network
based upon the received network status data.

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ZL03815520.6 Wireless Network A system, method, and program for optimizing a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320; United States: 7263351; China P.R.: ZL03815520.6; Germany: EP1518425; Great Britain: EP1518425; India: 255878;
Optimization Through network having at least data communication between computer SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; Japan: 5027203; Republic of Korea: 10-0993750; Republic of Korea: 10-1075039; Venezuela: 2003001111
Remote Device Data devices selectively connected thereto, and at least one of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320;
computer devices is a remotely located wireless device. The
wireless device has a resident network optimization application
that causes the selective transmission of network status data to
at least one other computer device on the wireless network, and
either the data-receiving computer device or another computer
device on the wireless network optimizes the wireless network
based upon the received network status data.

8121296 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8121296; China P.R.: CN1531800; China P.R.: ZL201010161047.8; Brazil: PI0208498-8; Canada:
security in a data processing provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2442656; European Patent Convention: EP1374477; European Patent Convention: EP2360888; Hong Kong:
system encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; HK1149673; Japan: 4282992; Mexico: 247070; Republic of Korea: 10-0886592; Taiwan: 550926
a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
key and provided periodically to a user. Broadcasts are then SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
encrypted using the short-time key, wherein the user decrypts SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
the broadcast message using the short-time key. One SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
embodiment provides link layer content encryption. Another SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
embodiment provides end-to-end encryption. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;

CN1531800 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8121296; China P.R.: CN1531800; China P.R.: ZL201010161047.8; Brazil: PI0208498-8; Canada:
security in a data processing provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2442656; European Patent Convention: EP1374477; European Patent Convention: EP2360888; Hong Kong:
system encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; HK1149673; Japan: 4282992; Mexico: 247070; Republic of Korea: 10-0886592; Taiwan: 550926
a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
key and provided periodically to a user. Broadcasts are then SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
encrypted using the short-time key, wherein the user decrypts SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
the broadcast message using the short-time key. One SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
embodiment provides link layer content encryption. Another SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
embodiment provides end-to-end encryption. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;

ZL201010161047.8 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8121296; China P.R.: CN1531800; China P.R.: ZL201010161047.8; Brazil: PI0208498-8; Canada:
security in a data processing provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2442656; European Patent Convention: EP1374477; European Patent Convention: EP2360888; Hong Kong:
system encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; HK1149673; Japan: 4282992; Mexico: 247070; Republic of Korea: 10-0886592; Taiwan: 550926
a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
key and provided periodically to a user. Broadcasts are then SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
encrypted using the short-time key, wherein the user decrypts SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
the broadcast message using the short-time key. One SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
embodiment provides link layer content encryption. Another SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
embodiment provides end-to-end encryption. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;

7185362 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7185362; China P.R.: ZL03824328.8; China P.R.: ZL200710146509.7; Brazil: PI0313783-0; Canada:
security in a data processing provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2496677; European Patent Convention: EP1532506; European Patent Convention: EP2317414; Hong Kong:
system encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; HK1112548; Hong Kong: HK1084201; India: 226402; Japan: 4927330; Japan: 5307220; Mexico: 254154; Mexico:
a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246; 290964; Republic of Korea: 10-1123591; Taiwan: I280768
key and provided periodically to a user. Broadcasts are then SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
encrypted using the short-time key, wherein the user decrypts SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
the broadcast message using the short-time key. One SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
embodiment provides link layer content encryption. Another SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
embodiment provides end-to-end encryption. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;

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ZL200710146509.7 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7185362; China P.R.: ZL03824328.8; China P.R.: ZL200710146509.7; Brazil: PI0313783-0; Canada:
secure data transmission in a provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2496677; European Patent Convention: EP1532506; European Patent Convention: EP2317414; Hong Kong:
mobile communication encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; HK1112548; Hong Kong: HK1084201; India: 226402; Japan: 4927330; Japan: 5307220; Mexico: 254154; Mexico:
system a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246; 290964; Republic of Korea: 10-1123591; Taiwan: I280768
key and provided periodically to a user. Broadcasts are then SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
encrypted using the short-time key, wherein the user decrypts SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
the broadcast message using the short-time key. One SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
embodiment provides link layer content encryption. Another SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
embodiment provides end-to-end encryption. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;

ZL03824328.8 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7185362; China P.R.: ZL03824328.8; China P.R.: ZL200710146509.7; Brazil: PI0313783-0; Canada:
secure data transmission in a provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2496677; European Patent Convention: EP1532506; European Patent Convention: EP2317414; Hong Kong:
mobile communication encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; HK1112548; Hong Kong: HK1084201; India: 226402; Japan: 4927330; Japan: 5307220; Mexico: 254154; Mexico:
system a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246; 290964; Republic of Korea: 10-1123591; Taiwan: I280768
key and provided periodically to a user. Broadcasts are then SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
encrypted using the short-time key, wherein the user decrypts SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
the broadcast message using the short-time key. One SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
embodiment provides link layer content encryption. Another SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
embodiment provides end-to-end encryption. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;

9100457 Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for framing in a wireless transmission SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 9100457; China P.R.: ZL02810038.7; China P.R.: ZL200710085839.X; China P.R.: ZL201010157121.9;
Transmission Framing in a system supporting broadcast transmissions. A framing format SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Brazil: PI0208431-7; Canada: 2442378; European Patent Convention: EP2209247; Japan: 5738932; Mexico: 264646;
Wireless Communication incorporates fields specific to a uni-directional transmission and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; Republic of Korea: 10-0894232; Taiwan: 591961
System reduces the overhead of the system. One embodiment employs a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
version of HDLC having a start of frame field and an error SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
checking mechanism attached to the payload of each frame, SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
wherein protocol information is not transmitted with each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
individual frame. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec:
ZL200710085839.X Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for framing in a wireless transmission SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 9100457; China P.R.: ZL02810038.7; China P.R.: ZL200710085839.X; China P.R.: ZL201010157121.9;
Transmission Framing in a system supporting broadcast transmissions. A framing format SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Brazil: PI0208431-7; Canada: 2442378; European Patent Convention: EP2209247; Japan: 5738932; Mexico: 264646;
Wireless Communication incorporates fields specific to a uni-directional transmission and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; Republic of Korea: 10-0894232; Taiwan: 591961
System reduces the overhead of the system. One embodiment employs a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
version of HDLC having a start of frame field and an error SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
checking mechanism attached to the payload of each frame, SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
wherein protocol information is not transmitted with each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
individual frame. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec:
ZL02810038.7 Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for framing in a wireless transmission SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 9100457; China P.R.: ZL02810038.7; China P.R.: ZL200710085839.X; China P.R.: ZL201010157121.9;
Transmission Framing in a system supporting broadcast transmissions. A framing format SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Brazil: PI0208431-7; Canada: 2442378; European Patent Convention: EP2209247; Japan: 5738932; Mexico: 264646;
Wireless Communication incorporates fields specific to a uni-directional transmission and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; Republic of Korea: 10-0894232; Taiwan: 591961
System reduces the overhead of the system. One embodiment employs a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
version of HDLC having a start of frame field and an error SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
checking mechanism attached to the payload of each frame, SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
wherein protocol information is not transmitted with each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
individual frame. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec:
ZL201010157121.9 Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for framing in a wireless transmission SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 9100457; China P.R.: ZL02810038.7; China P.R.: ZL200710085839.X; China P.R.: ZL201010157121.9;
Transmission Framing in a system supporting broadcast transmissions. A framing format SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Brazil: PI0208431-7; Canada: 2442378; European Patent Convention: EP2209247; Japan: 5738932; Mexico: 264646;
Wireless Communication incorporates fields specific to a uni-directional transmission and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; Republic of Korea: 10-0894232; Taiwan: 591961
System reduces the overhead of the system. One embodiment employs a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
version of HDLC having a start of frame field and an error SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
checking mechanism attached to the payload of each frame, SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
wherein protocol information is not transmitted with each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
individual frame. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec:

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6707801 Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for data packet transport in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6707801; China P.R.: ZL02809330.5; Brazil: PI0208496-1; Canada: 2442622; Germany: EP1382177;
Data Transport in a Wireless transmission system supporting broadcast transmissions. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Great Britain: EP1382177; Mexico: 239445; Republic of Korea: 10-0940139; Taiwan: I571535
Communication System Broadcast streams are provided in IP packets routed to a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246;
subscriber group. The PDSN applies an outer header to each SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
broadcast stream frame identifying the frame as part of a multi- SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
cast transmission. The PDSN transmits the frames to at least on SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
PCF, wherein the PCF duplicates the received frame for each user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
in the subscription group, alleviating the processing of the PDSN. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;

ZL02809330.5 Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for data packet transport in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6707801; China P.R.: ZL02809330.5; Brazil: PI0208496-1; Canada: 2442622; Germany: EP1382177;
Data Transport in a Wireless transmission system supporting broadcast transmissions. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Great Britain: EP1382177; Mexico: 239445; Republic of Korea: 10-0940139; Taiwan: I571535
Communication System Broadcast streams are provided in IP packets routed to a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246;
subscriber group. The PDSN applies an outer header to each SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
broadcast stream frame identifying the frame as part of a multi- SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
cast transmission. The PDSN transmits the frames to at least on SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
PCF, wherein the PCF duplicates the received frame for each user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
in the subscription group, alleviating the processing of the PDSN. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;

7031666 Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for header compression in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7031666; China P.R.: ZL02810037.9; China P.R.: ZL201010194903.X; Brazil: PI0208430-9; Canada:
Header Compression in a communication system supporting broadcast transmissions. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2442383; Finland: EP1382178; France: EP1382178; Germany: EP1382178; Great Britain: EP1382178; Italy:
Wireless Communication system periodically provides a header decompression message SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; EP1382178; Japan: 4270874; Mexico: 241714; Netherlands: EP1382178; Republic of Korea: 10-0953845; Spain:
System sufficient for a receiver to decompress the header. The SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246; EP1382178; Sweden: EP1382178; Taiwan: 569579
decompression message transmission period is determined to SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
avoid delay in accessing a broadcast session. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec:
ZL02810037.9 Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for header compression in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7031666; China P.R.: ZL02810037.9; China P.R.: ZL201010194903.X; Brazil: PI0208430-9; Canada:
Header Compression in a communication system supporting broadcast transmissions. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2442383; Finland: EP1382178; France: EP1382178; Germany: EP1382178; Great Britain: EP1382178; Italy:
Wireless Communication system periodically provides a header decompression message SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; EP1382178; Japan: 4270874; Mexico: 241714; Netherlands: EP1382178; Republic of Korea: 10-0953845; Spain:
System sufficient for a receiver to decompress the header. The SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246; EP1382178; Sweden: EP1382178; Taiwan: 569579
decompression message transmission period is determined to SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
avoid delay in accessing a broadcast session. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec:
ZL201010194903.X Method and Apparatus for Method and apparatus for header compression in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7031666; China P.R.: ZL02810037.9; China P.R.: ZL201010194903.X; Brazil: PI0208430-9; Canada:
Header Compression in a communication system supporting broadcast transmissions. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; 2442383; Finland: EP1382178; France: EP1382178; Germany: EP1382178; Great Britain: EP1382178; Italy:
Wireless Communication system periodically provides a header decompression message SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; EP1382178; Japan: 4270874; Mexico: 241714; Netherlands: EP1382178; Republic of Korea: 10-0953845; Spain:
System sufficient for a receiver to decompress the header. The SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246; EP1382178; Sweden: EP1382178; Taiwan: 569579
decompression message transmission period is determined to SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
avoid delay in accessing a broadcast session. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec:

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7937086 Method and system for a A method and system for a handoff in a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.304; United States: 6731936; United States: 7254394; United States: 7937086; China P.R.: ZL02820800.5; China P.R.:
handoff in a broadcast communication system is ZL200610115585.7; European Patent Convention: EP1419670; European Patent Convention: EP2375820; European
communication system disclosed. A subscriber assisted handoff is impractical in a Patent Convention: EP2375819; Hong Kong: HK1070524; India: 237735; India: 1887/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4833514;
broadcast communication Japan: 4933515; Republic of Korea: 10-0909192; Republic of Korea: 10-0949933; Taiwan: I228009
system due to e.g., a high signaling load, a difficulty to
synchronize the broadcast
transmission. On the other hand, the small number of broadcast
channels enables the
subscriber station to perform the handoff autonomously. To
streamline the autonomous
handoff decision process, several distinct sets of pilot identifiers
and rules for
transitioning among the sets are defined. To fully integrate
broadcast services with the
services provided by the cellular telephone systems in a
subscriber environment, a
method for various handoff scenarios are analyzed.
7254394 Method and system for a A method and system for a handoff in a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.304; United States: 6731936; United States: 7254394; United States: 7937086; China P.R.: ZL02820800.5; China P.R.:
handoff in a broadcast communication system is ZL200610115585.7; European Patent Convention: EP1419670; European Patent Convention: EP2375820; European
communication system disclosed. A subscriber assisted handoff is impractical in a Patent Convention: EP2375819; Hong Kong: HK1070524; India: 237735; India: 1887/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4833514;
broadcast communication Japan: 4933515; Republic of Korea: 10-0909192; Republic of Korea: 10-0949933; Taiwan: I228009
system due to e.g., a high signaling load, a difficulty to
synchronize the broadcast
transmission. On the other hand, the small number of broadcast
channels enables the
subscriber station to perform the handoff autonomously. To
streamline the autonomous
handoff decision process, several distinct sets of pilot identifiers
and rules for
transitioning among the sets are defined. To fully integrate
broadcast services with the
services provided by the cellular telephone systems in a
subscriber environment, a
method for various handoff scenarios are analyzed.
6731936 Method and system for a A method and system for a handoff in a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.304; United States: 6731936; United States: 7254394; United States: 7937086; China P.R.: ZL02820800.5; China P.R.:
handoff in a broadcast communication system is ZL200610115585.7; European Patent Convention: EP1419670; European Patent Convention: EP2375820; European
communication system disclosed. A subscriber assisted handoff is impractical in a Patent Convention: EP2375819; Hong Kong: HK1070524; India: 237735; India: 1887/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4833514;
broadcast communication Japan: 4933515; Republic of Korea: 10-0909192; Republic of Korea: 10-0949933; Taiwan: I228009
system due to e.g., a high signaling load, a difficulty to
synchronize the broadcast
transmission. On the other hand, the small number of broadcast
channels enables the
subscriber station to perform the handoff autonomously. To
streamline the autonomous
handoff decision process, several distinct sets of pilot identifiers
and rules for
transitioning among the sets are defined. To fully integrate
broadcast services with the
services provided by the cellular telephone systems in a
subscriber environment, a
method for various handoff scenarios are analyzed.

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ZL200610115585.7 Subscriber station apparatus A method and system for a handoff in a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.304; United States: 6731936; United States: 7254394; United States: 7937086; China P.R.: ZL02820800.5; China P.R.:
for a handoff in a broadcast communication system is ZL200610115585.7; European Patent Convention: EP1419670; European Patent Convention: EP2375820; European
communication system disclosed. A subscriber assisted handoff is impractical in a Patent Convention: EP2375819; Hong Kong: HK1070524; India: 237735; India: 1887/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4833514;
broadcast communication Japan: 4933515; Republic of Korea: 10-0909192; Republic of Korea: 10-0949933; Taiwan: I228009
system due to e.g., a high signaling load, a difficulty to
synchronize the broadcast
transmission. On the other hand, the small number of broadcast
channels enables the
subscriber station to perform the handoff autonomously. To
streamline the autonomous
handoff decision process, several distinct sets of pilot identifiers
and rules for
transitioning among the sets are defined. To fully integrate
broadcast services with the
services provided by the cellular telephone systems in a
subscriber environment, a
method for various handoff scenarios are analyzed.
ZL02820800.5 Method for a Handoff in a A method and system for a handoff in a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.304; United States: 6731936; United States: 7254394; United States: 7937086; China P.R.: ZL02820800.5; China P.R.:
Broadcast Communication communication system is ZL200610115585.7; European Patent Convention: EP1419670; European Patent Convention: EP2375820; European
System disclosed. A subscriber assisted handoff is impractical in a Patent Convention: EP2375819; Hong Kong: HK1070524; India: 237735; India: 1887/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4833514;
broadcast communication Japan: 4933515; Republic of Korea: 10-0909192; Republic of Korea: 10-0949933; Taiwan: I228009
system due to e.g., a high signaling load, a difficulty to
synchronize the broadcast
transmission. On the other hand, the small number of broadcast
channels enables the
subscriber station to perform the handoff autonomously. To
streamline the autonomous
handoff decision process, several distinct sets of pilot identifiers
and rules for
transitioning among the sets are defined. To fully integrate
broadcast services with the
services provided by the cellular telephone systems in a
subscriber environment, a
method for various handoff scenarios are analyzed.
8089940 Method and system for A method and system provides for efficient data throughput by SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8089940; China P.R.: ZL02824087.1; China P.R.: CN101026443; Brazil: PI0213088-2; Canada:
efficient and reliable data avoiding unnecessary data sub-packets transmission while not SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2462697; European Patent Convention: EP1755252; European Patent Convention: EP2256982; France: EP1433281;
packet transmission missing new data packets. The method and system distinguishes Germany: EP1433281; Great Britain: EP1433281; India: 679/CHENP/2004; Italy: EP1433281; Japan: 4308003;
between a sub-packet for a current data packet and a sub-packet Japan: 4740285; Mexico: 249297; Republic of Korea: 10-0993143; Russian Federation: 2300175; Taiwan: I239168
for a new data packet by assigning different codes to them. When
a currently received sub-packet and a previously received sub-
packet for a previously decoded data packet have equivalent
codes, the remote station sends an acknowledgement signal to
the base station, preventing unnecessary sub-packets
transmission. When the currently received sub-packet and the
previously received sub-packet have different codes, the remote
station sends an acknowledgement signal, if the remote station
can decode the new packet from the current sub-packet.
Otherwise, the remote station sends a negative
acknowledgement signal to the base station, and requests more
sub-packs for the current packet if the limit on number of
transmission for currently received sub-packet has not reached.
Redundancy is essentially different representation of the
underlying information. The redundancy ca be the same for
different sub-packets associated with the same packet. Or they
can be different representations for different sub-packets
associated with the same packet.

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CN101026443 Flexible ARQ for Packet Data A method and system provides for efficient data throughput by SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8089940; China P.R.: ZL02824087.1; China P.R.: CN101026443; Brazil: PI0213088-2; Canada:
Transmission avoiding unnecessary data sub-packets transmission while not SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2462697; European Patent Convention: EP1755252; European Patent Convention: EP2256982; France: EP1433281;
missing new data packets. The method and system distinguishes Germany: EP1433281; Great Britain: EP1433281; India: 679/CHENP/2004; Italy: EP1433281; Japan: 4308003;
between a sub-packet for a current data packet and a sub-packet Japan: 4740285; Mexico: 249297; Republic of Korea: 10-0993143; Russian Federation: 2300175; Taiwan: I239168
for a new data packet by assigning different codes to them. When
a currently received sub-packet and a previously received sub-
packet for a previously decoded data packet have equivalent
codes, the remote station sends an acknowledgement signal to
the base station, preventing unnecessary sub-packets
transmission. When the currently received sub-packet and the
previously received sub-packet have different codes, the remote
station sends an acknowledgement signal, if the remote station
can decode the new packet from the current sub-packet.
Otherwise, the remote station sends a negative
acknowledgement signal to the base station, and requests more
sub-packs for the current packet if the limit on number of
transmission for currently received sub-packet has not reached.
Redundancy is essentially different representation of the
underlying information. The redundancy ca be the same for
different sub-packets associated with the same packet. Or they
can be different representations for different sub-packets
associated with the same packet.

ZL02824087.1 Flexible ARQ for Packet Data A method and system provides for efficient data throughput by SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8089940; China P.R.: ZL02824087.1; China P.R.: CN101026443; Brazil: PI0213088-2; Canada:
Transmission avoiding unnecessary data sub-packets transmission while not SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2462697; European Patent Convention: EP1755252; European Patent Convention: EP2256982; France: EP1433281;
missing new data packets. The method and system distinguishes Germany: EP1433281; Great Britain: EP1433281; India: 679/CHENP/2004; Italy: EP1433281; Japan: 4308003;
between a sub-packet for a current data packet and a sub-packet Japan: 4740285; Mexico: 249297; Republic of Korea: 10-0993143; Russian Federation: 2300175; Taiwan: I239168
for a new data packet by assigning different codes to them. When
a currently received sub-packet and a previously received sub-
packet for a previously decoded data packet have equivalent
codes, the remote station sends an acknowledgement signal to
the base station, preventing unnecessary sub-packets
transmission. When the currently received sub-packet and the
previously received sub-packet have different codes, the remote
station sends an acknowledgement signal, if the remote station
can decode the new packet from the current sub-packet.
Otherwise, the remote station sends a negative
acknowledgement signal to the base station, and requests more
sub-packs for the current packet if the limit on number of
transmission for currently received sub-packet has not reached.
Redundancy is essentially different representation of the
underlying information. The redundancy ca be the same for
different sub-packets associated with the same packet. Or they
can be different representations for different sub-packets
associated with the same packet.

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7697523 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for data packet transport in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 7697523; China P.R.: ZL200710007339.4; European Patent Convention: EP1435151; European
data packet transport in a transmission system supporting broadcast transmissions. A SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; Patent Convention: EP1871044; European Patent Convention: EP2262168; Japan: 5107746; Japan: 5677995; Japan:
wireless communication trigger recognized at the transmission node initiates a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; 5788441; Republic of Korea: 10-0956041; Taiwan: I223532
system using an internet transmission, and the resultant set up of a transmission path. A
protocol termination trigger then indicates that the transmission node is
not serving users desiring the broadcast transmission, and in
response the transmission path is shut down. In one
embodiment, a multi-cast call, such as a group call, may be
transmitted to active users via uni-cast channel(s) or multi-cast
channel(s) based on a predetermined criteria, such as number of
active users.

ZL200710007339.4 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for data packet transport in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 7697523; China P.R.: ZL200710007339.4; European Patent Convention: EP1435151; European
data packet transport in a transmission system supporting broadcast transmissions. A SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; Patent Convention: EP1871044; European Patent Convention: EP2262168; Japan: 5107746; Japan: 5677995; Japan:
wireless communications trigger recognized at the transmission node initiates a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; 5788441; Republic of Korea: 10-0956041; Taiwan: I223532
system using an internet transmission, and the resultant set up of a transmission path. A
protocol termination trigger then indicates that the transmission node is
not serving users desiring the broadcast transmission, and in
response the transmission path is shut down. In one
embodiment, a multi-cast call, such as a group call, may be
transmitted to active users via uni-cast channel(s) or multi-cast
channel(s) based on a predetermined criteria, such as number of
active users.

7184789 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for data packet transport in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 7184789; China P.R.: ZL02823364.6; China P.R.: ZL200910258541.3; Belgium: EP1435150; Brazil:
data packet transport in a transmission system supporting broadcast transmissions. A SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; PI02138727; Bulgaria: EP1435150; Canada: 2462526; Canada: 2738582; Czech Republic: EP1435150; European
wireless communication trigger recognized at the transmission node initiates a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; Patent Convention: EP1542395; Finland: EP1435150; France: EP1435150; Germany: EP1435150; Great Britain:
system using an internet transmission, and the resultant set up of a transmission path. A EP1435150; Hong Kong: HK1073027; India: 240391; Ireland: EP1435150; Italy: EP1435150; Japan: 5160912; Japan:
protocol termination trigger then indicates that the transmission node is 5006275; Japan: 5199491; Japan: 5199492; Mexico: 251555; Netherlands: EP1435150; Republic of Korea: 10-
not serving users desiring the broadcast transmission, and in 0956040; Republic of Korea: 10-1019400; Spain: EP1435150; Sweden: EP1435150; Taiwan: I268075
response the transmission path is shut down. In one
embodiment, a multi-cast call, such as a group call, may be
transmitted to active users via uni-cast channel(s) or multi-cast
channel(s) based on a predetermined criteria, such as number of
active users.

ZL02823364.6 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for data packet transport in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 7184789; China P.R.: ZL02823364.6; China P.R.: ZL200910258541.3; Belgium: EP1435150; Brazil:
data packet transport in a transmission system supporting broadcast transmissions. A SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; PI02138727; Bulgaria: EP1435150; Canada: 2462526; Canada: 2738582; Czech Republic: EP1435150; European
wireless communications trigger recognized at the transmission node initiates a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; Patent Convention: EP1542395; Finland: EP1435150; France: EP1435150; Germany: EP1435150; Great Britain:
system using an internet transmission, and the resultant set up of a transmission path. A EP1435150; Hong Kong: HK1073027; India: 240391; Ireland: EP1435150; Italy: EP1435150; Japan: 5160912; Japan:
protocol termination trigger then indicates that the transmission node is 5006275; Japan: 5199491; Japan: 5199492; Mexico: 251555; Netherlands: EP1435150; Republic of Korea: 10-
not serving users desiring the broadcast transmission, and in 0956040; Republic of Korea: 10-1019400; Spain: EP1435150; Sweden: EP1435150; Taiwan: I268075
response the transmission path is shut down. In one
embodiment, a multi-cast call, such as a group call, may be
transmitted to active users via uni-cast channel(s) or multi-cast
channel(s) based on a predetermined criteria, such as number of
active users.

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ZL200910258541.3 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for data packet transport in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 7184789; China P.R.: ZL02823364.6; China P.R.: ZL200910258541.3; Belgium: EP1435150; Brazil:
data packet transport in a transmission system supporting broadcast transmissions. A SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; PI02138727; Bulgaria: EP1435150; Canada: 2462526; Canada: 2738582; Czech Republic: EP1435150; European
wireless communication trigger recognized at the transmission node initiates a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; Patent Convention: EP1542395; Finland: EP1435150; France: EP1435150; Germany: EP1435150; Great Britain:
system using an internet transmission, and the resultant set up of a transmission path. A EP1435150; Hong Kong: HK1073027; India: 240391; Ireland: EP1435150; Italy: EP1435150; Japan: 5160912; Japan:
protocol termination trigger then indicates that the transmission node is 5006275; Japan: 5199491; Japan: 5199492; Mexico: 251555; Netherlands: EP1435150; Republic of Korea: 10-
not serving users desiring the broadcast transmission, and in 0956040; Republic of Korea: 10-1019400; Spain: EP1435150; Sweden: EP1435150; Taiwan: I268075
response the transmission path is shut down. In one
embodiment, a multi-cast call, such as a group call, may be
transmitted to active users via uni-cast channel(s) or multi-cast
channel(s) based on a predetermined criteria, such as number of
active users.

8983065 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP MBMS Security Spec: ; United States: 7352868; United States: 8983065; China P.R.: ZL02823862.1; China P.R.: ZL200910128921.5;
security in a data processing provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Australia: 2002342014; Brazil: PI0213214-1; Canada: 2463542; European Patent Convention: EP1436939; European
system encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.246; Patent Convention: EP2204940; European Patent Convention: EP2204939; Hong Kong: HK1137269; Hong Kong:
a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; HK1076553; India: 739/CHENP/2004; Indonesia: ID0022422; Israel: 161312; Japan: 4732687; Mexico: 257252;
broadcast key. The short-time key is available with each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Republic of Korea: 10-0967323; Russian Federation: 2333608; Singapore: 103676; Taiwan: I256223
broadcast message, wherein sufficient information to calculate
the short-time key is provided in an Internet protocol header
preceding the broadcast content. Broadcasts are then encrypted
using the short-time key, wherein the user decrypts the
broadcast message using the short-time key.

7352868 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP MBMS Security Spec: ; United States: 7352868; United States: 8983065; China P.R.: ZL02823862.1; China P.R.: ZL200910128921.5;
security in a data processing provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Australia: 2002342014; Brazil: PI0213214-1; Canada: 2463542; European Patent Convention: EP1436939; European
system encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.246; Patent Convention: EP2204940; European Patent Convention: EP2204939; Hong Kong: HK1137269; Hong Kong:
a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; HK1076553; India: 739/CHENP/2004; Indonesia: ID0022422; Israel: 161312; Japan: 4732687; Mexico: 257252;
broadcast key. The short-time key is available with each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Republic of Korea: 10-0967323; Russian Federation: 2333608; Singapore: 103676; Taiwan: I256223
broadcast message, wherein sufficient information to calculate
the short-time key is provided in an Internet protocol header
preceding the broadcast content. Broadcasts are then encrypted
using the short-time key, wherein the user decrypts the
broadcast message using the short-time key.

ZL02823862.1 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP MBMS Security Spec: ; United States: 7352868; United States: 8983065; China P.R.: ZL02823862.1; China P.R.: ZL200910128921.5;
security in a data processing provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Australia: 2002342014; Brazil: PI0213214-1; Canada: 2463542; European Patent Convention: EP1436939; European
system encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.246; Patent Convention: EP2204940; European Patent Convention: EP2204939; Hong Kong: HK1137269; Hong Kong:
a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; HK1076553; India: 739/CHENP/2004; Indonesia: ID0022422; Israel: 161312; Japan: 4732687; Mexico: 257252;
broadcast key. The short-time key is available with each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Republic of Korea: 10-0967323; Russian Federation: 2333608; Singapore: 103676; Taiwan: I256223
broadcast message, wherein sufficient information to calculate
the short-time key is provided in an Internet protocol header
preceding the broadcast content. Broadcasts are then encrypted
using the short-time key, wherein the user decrypts the
broadcast message using the short-time key.

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ZL200910128921.5 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP MBMS Security Spec: ; United States: 7352868; United States: 8983065; China P.R.: ZL02823862.1; China P.R.: ZL200910128921.5;
security in a data processing provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; Australia: 2002342014; Brazil: PI0213214-1; Canada: 2463542; European Patent Convention: EP1436939; European
system encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.246; Patent Convention: EP2204940; European Patent Convention: EP2204939; Hong Kong: HK1137269; Hong Kong:
a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; HK1076553; India: 739/CHENP/2004; Indonesia: ID0022422; Israel: 161312; Japan: 4732687; Mexico: 257252;
broadcast key. The short-time key is available with each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Republic of Korea: 10-0967323; Russian Federation: 2333608; Singapore: 103676; Taiwan: I256223
broadcast message, wherein sufficient information to calculate
the short-time key is provided in an Internet protocol header
preceding the broadcast content. Broadcasts are then encrypted
using the short-time key, wherein the user decrypts the
broadcast message using the short-time key.

7649829 Method and system for Method and System for Utilization of an Outer Decoder in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7649829; United States: 8713400; United States: 8730999; China P.R.: ZL02823325.5; China P.R.:
reduction of decoding Broadcast Services Communication System is described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; ZL201010189040.7; China P.R.: ZL201010189095.8; France: EP1435134; France: EP2239856; Germany: EP1435134;
complexity in a Information to be transmitted is provided to a systematic portion Germany: EP2239856; Germany: EP2242181; Great Britain: EP1435134; Great Britain: EP2239856; Great Britain:
communication system of a plurality of transmit buffers and encoded by an outer EP2242181; Italy: EP1435134; Italy: EP2239856; Japan: 4274942; Netherlands: EP2239856; Republic of Korea: 10-
decoder communicatively coupled to the transmit buffer. The 0892891; Spain: EP2239856; Taiwan: 569544
resulting redundant bits are provided to a parity portion of each
transmit buffer. The content of the transmit buffers, is
multiplexed and encoded by an inner decoder to improve
protection by adding redundancy. The receiving station recovers
the transmitted information by an inverse process. Because a
decoding complexity depends on the size of a systematic portion
of the transmit buffer, reasoned compromise between a
systematic portion size and number of transmit buffers yields
decreased decoding complexity.

8713400 Method and system for Method and System for Utilization of an Outer Decoder in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7649829; United States: 8713400; United States: 8730999; China P.R.: ZL02823325.5; China P.R.:
reduction of decoding Broadcast Services Communication System is described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; ZL201010189040.7; China P.R.: ZL201010189095.8; France: EP1435134; France: EP2239856; Germany: EP1435134;
complexity in a Information to be transmitted is provided to a systematic portion Germany: EP2239856; Germany: EP2242181; Great Britain: EP1435134; Great Britain: EP2239856; Great Britain:
communication system of a plurality of transmit buffers and encoded by an outer EP2242181; Italy: EP1435134; Italy: EP2239856; Japan: 4274942; Netherlands: EP2239856; Republic of Korea: 10-
decoder communicatively coupled to the transmit buffer. The 0892891; Spain: EP2239856; Taiwan: 569544
resulting redundant bits are provided to a parity portion of each
transmit buffer. The content of the transmit buffers, is
multiplexed and encoded by an inner decoder to improve
protection by adding redundancy. The receiving station recovers
the transmitted information by an inverse process. Because a
decoding complexity depends on the size of a systematic portion
of the transmit buffer, reasoned compromise between a
systematic portion size and number of transmit buffers yields
decreased decoding complexity.

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8730999 Method and system for Method and System for Utilization of an Outer Decoder in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7649829; United States: 8713400; United States: 8730999; China P.R.: ZL02823325.5; China P.R.:
reduction of decoding Broadcast Services Communication System is described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; ZL201010189040.7; China P.R.: ZL201010189095.8; France: EP1435134; France: EP2239856; Germany: EP1435134;
complexity in a Information to be transmitted is provided to a systematic portion Germany: EP2239856; Germany: EP2242181; Great Britain: EP1435134; Great Britain: EP2239856; Great Britain:
communication system of a plurality of transmit buffers and encoded by an outer EP2242181; Italy: EP1435134; Italy: EP2239856; Japan: 4274942; Netherlands: EP2239856; Republic of Korea: 10-
decoder communicatively coupled to the transmit buffer. The 0892891; Spain: EP2239856; Taiwan: 569544
resulting redundant bits are provided to a parity portion of each
transmit buffer. The content of the transmit buffers, is
multiplexed and encoded by an inner decoder to improve
protection by adding redundancy. The receiving station recovers
the transmitted information by an inverse process. Because a
decoding complexity depends on the size of a systematic portion
of the transmit buffer, reasoned compromise between a
systematic portion size and number of transmit buffers yields
decreased decoding complexity.

ZL02823325.5 Encoding and decoding Method and System for Utilization of an Outer Decoder in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7649829; United States: 8713400; United States: 8730999; China P.R.: ZL02823325.5; China P.R.:
methods for reduction of Broadcast Services Communication System is described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; ZL201010189040.7; China P.R.: ZL201010189095.8; France: EP1435134; France: EP2239856; Germany: EP1435134;
decoding complexity in a Information to be transmitted is provided to a systematic portion Germany: EP2239856; Germany: EP2242181; Great Britain: EP1435134; Great Britain: EP2239856; Great Britain:
communication system of a plurality of transmit buffers and encoded by an outer EP2242181; Italy: EP1435134; Italy: EP2239856; Japan: 4274942; Netherlands: EP2239856; Republic of Korea: 10-
decoder communicatively coupled to the transmit buffer. The 0892891; Spain: EP2239856; Taiwan: 569544
resulting redundant bits are provided to a parity portion of each
transmit buffer. The content of the transmit buffers, is
multiplexed and encoded by an inner decoder to improve
protection by adding redundancy. The receiving station recovers
the transmitted information by an inverse process. Because a
decoding complexity depends on the size of a systematic portion
of the transmit buffer, reasoned compromise between a
systematic portion size and number of transmit buffers yields
decreased decoding complexity.

ZL201010189095.8 Method and system for Method and System for Utilization of an Outer Decoder in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7649829; United States: 8713400; United States: 8730999; China P.R.: ZL02823325.5; China P.R.:
reduction of decoding Broadcast Services Communication System is described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; ZL201010189040.7; China P.R.: ZL201010189095.8; France: EP1435134; France: EP2239856; Germany: EP1435134;
complexity in a Information to be transmitted is provided to a systematic portion Germany: EP2239856; Germany: EP2242181; Great Britain: EP1435134; Great Britain: EP2239856; Great Britain:
communication system of a plurality of transmit buffers and encoded by an outer EP2242181; Italy: EP1435134; Italy: EP2239856; Japan: 4274942; Netherlands: EP2239856; Republic of Korea: 10-
decoder communicatively coupled to the transmit buffer. The 0892891; Spain: EP2239856; Taiwan: 569544
resulting redundant bits are provided to a parity portion of each
transmit buffer. The content of the transmit buffers, is
multiplexed and encoded by an inner decoder to improve
protection by adding redundancy. The receiving station recovers
the transmitted information by an inverse process. Because a
decoding complexity depends on the size of a systematic portion
of the transmit buffer, reasoned compromise between a
systematic portion size and number of transmit buffers yields
decreased decoding complexity.

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ZL201010189040.7 Method and system for Method and System for Utilization of an Outer Decoder in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7649829; United States: 8713400; United States: 8730999; China P.R.: ZL02823325.5; China P.R.:
reduction of decoding Broadcast Services Communication System is described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; ZL201010189040.7; China P.R.: ZL201010189095.8; France: EP1435134; France: EP2239856; Germany: EP1435134;
complexity in a Information to be transmitted is provided to a systematic portion Germany: EP2239856; Germany: EP2242181; Great Britain: EP1435134; Great Britain: EP2239856; Great Britain:
communication system of a plurality of transmit buffers and encoded by an outer EP2242181; Italy: EP1435134; Italy: EP2239856; Japan: 4274942; Netherlands: EP2239856; Republic of Korea: 10-
decoder communicatively coupled to the transmit buffer. The 0892891; Spain: EP2239856; Taiwan: 569544
resulting redundant bits are provided to a parity portion of each
transmit buffer. The content of the transmit buffers, is
multiplexed and encoded by an inner decoder to improve
protection by adding redundancy. The receiving station recovers
the transmitted information by an inverse process. Because a
decoding complexity depends on the size of a systematic portion
of the transmit buffer, reasoned compromise between a
systematic portion size and number of transmit buffers yields
decreased decoding complexity.

7599334 METHOD AND APPARATUS Method and Apparatus for Processing Shared Sub-packets in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7599334
FOR PROCESSING SHARED Communication System are disclosed. A communication system
SUB-PACKETS IN A providing both voice and data services allows for a plurality of
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM subscriber station to share a data sent in a unit of a forward
traffic channel. To provide information required by the subscriber
stations to determine that a unit of the forward traffic channel is
shared, and to correctly decode the data, different control
channel structures are described. Additionally, the control
channel structures provides for more efficient signaling of code
channel assignment.

8787264 METHOD AND APPARATUS Method and Apparatus for Processing Shared Sub-packets in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7167461; United States: 8787264
FOR PROCESSING SHARED Communication System are disclosed. A communication system
SUB-PACKETS IN A providing both voice and data services allows for a plurality of
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM subscriber station to share a data sent in a unit of a forward
traffic channel. To provide information required by the subscriber
stations to determine that a unit of the forward traffic channel is
shared, and to correctly decode the data, different control
channel structures are described. Additionally, the control
channel structures provides for more efficient signaling of code
channel assignment.

7167461 METHOD AND APPARATUS Method and Apparatus for Processing Shared Sub-packets in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7167461; United States: 8787264
FOR PROCESSING SHARED Communication System are disclosed. A communication system
SUBPACKETS IN A providing both voice and data services allows for a plurality of
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM subscriber station to share a data sent in a unit of a forward
traffic channel. To provide information required by the subscriber
stations to determine that a unit of the forward traffic channel is
shared, and to correctly decode the data, different control
channel structures are described. Additionally, the control
channel structures provides for more efficient signaling of code
channel assignment.

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7961687 Method and Apparatus for A method of effecting handoff of a mobile station from a first SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 7346032; United States: 7961687
Effecting Handoff Between base station in a first cellular communications system controlled
Different Cellular by a first mobile switching control station to a second base
Communications Systems station in a second, different cellular system controlled by a
second mobile switching control station is described. The method
comprises measuring at the mobile station a parameter of a
signal transmitted by said first base station and a parameter of a
signal transmitted by said second base station. When the
parameters reach a predetermined condition, a signal quality
message is communicated from the mobile station via the first
base station to said first mobile switching control station, which
responds by generating information for a channel request
message for the second mobile switching control station and
transmitting the same to the mobile station. The mobile station
generates from the information a channel request message for
the second mobile switching control station and transmits the
same to the second mobile switching control station. The second
mobile switching control station generates channel information
identifying a channel in the second communications system for
the mobile station so that the handoff may be effected.

7346032 Method and Apparatus for A method of effecting handoff of a mobile station from a first SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 7346032; United States: 7961687
Effecting Handoff Between base station in a first cellular communications system controlled
Different Cellular by a first mobile switching control station to a second base
Communications Systems station in a second, different cellular system controlled by a
second mobile switching control station is described. The method
comprises measuring at the mobile station a parameter of a
signal transmitted by said first base station and a parameter of a
signal transmitted by said second base station. When the
parameters reach a predetermined condition, a signal quality
message is communicated from the mobile station via the first
base station to said first mobile switching control station, which
responds by generating information for a channel request
message for the second mobile switching control station and
transmitting the same to the mobile station. The mobile station
generates from the information a channel request message for
the second mobile switching control station and transmits the
same to the second mobile switching control station. The second
mobile switching control station generates channel information
identifying a channel in the second communications system for
the mobile station so that the handoff may be effected.

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8526394 Method and system for hard A method and system for a handoff in a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 7336952; United States: 8526394; China P.R.: ZL02824493.1; China P.R.: ZL200710087610.X; China
handoff in a broadcast communication system is disclosed. A subscriber-assisted handoff P.R.: ZL200910178752.6; Brazil: PI0213444-6; France: EP1446976; France: EP2242290; Germany: EP1446976;
communication system is impractical in a broadcast communication system due to e.g., a Germany: EP2242290; Great Britain: EP1446976; Great Britain: EP2242290; Italy: EP1446976; Italy: EP2242290;
high signaling load, a difficulty to synchronize the broadcast Japan: 4363982; Japan: 5059804; Japan: 4908563; Japan: 5394524; Republic of Korea: 10-1037991; Republic of
transmission. On the other hand, the small number of broadcast Korea: 10-1037993; Spain: EP1446976; Spain: EP2242290; Taiwan: 589840
channels enables the subscriber station to perform the handoff
autonomously. While performing a handoff between broadcast
transmissions, a disruption of service occurs due to lack of
synchronization among the broadcast transmissions. To reduce
the service disruption, upon detecting a need for handoff, the
lower layers inform the application layer about the forthcoming
handoff. The application layer thus may take measures to reduce
or prevent the disruption.

7336952 Method and system for hard A method and system for a handoff in a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 7336952; United States: 8526394; China P.R.: ZL02824493.1; China P.R.: ZL200710087610.X; China
handoff in a broadcast communication system is disclosed. A subscriber-assisted handoff P.R.: ZL200910178752.6; Brazil: PI0213444-6; France: EP1446976; France: EP2242290; Germany: EP1446976;
communication system is impractical in a broadcast communication system due to e.g., a Germany: EP2242290; Great Britain: EP1446976; Great Britain: EP2242290; Italy: EP1446976; Italy: EP2242290;
high signaling load, a difficulty to synchronize the broadcast Japan: 4363982; Japan: 5059804; Japan: 4908563; Japan: 5394524; Republic of Korea: 10-1037991; Republic of
transmission. On the other hand, the small number of broadcast Korea: 10-1037993; Spain: EP1446976; Spain: EP2242290; Taiwan: 589840
channels enables the subscriber station to perform the handoff
autonomously. While performing a handoff between broadcast
transmissions, a disruption of service occurs due to lack of
synchronization among the broadcast transmissions. To reduce
the service disruption, upon detecting a need for handoff, the
lower layers inform the application layer about the forthcoming
handoff. The application layer thus may take measures to reduce
or prevent the disruption.

ZL200710087610.X Method and system for hard A method and system for a handoff in a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 7336952; United States: 8526394; China P.R.: ZL02824493.1; China P.R.: ZL200710087610.X; China
handoff in a broadcast communication system is disclosed. A subscriber-assisted handoff P.R.: ZL200910178752.6; Brazil: PI0213444-6; France: EP1446976; France: EP2242290; Germany: EP1446976;
communication system is impractical in a broadcast communication system due to e.g., a Germany: EP2242290; Great Britain: EP1446976; Great Britain: EP2242290; Italy: EP1446976; Italy: EP2242290;
high signaling load, a difficulty to synchronize the broadcast Japan: 4363982; Japan: 5059804; Japan: 4908563; Japan: 5394524; Republic of Korea: 10-1037991; Republic of
transmission. On the other hand, the small number of broadcast Korea: 10-1037993; Spain: EP1446976; Spain: EP2242290; Taiwan: 589840
channels enables the subscriber station to perform the handoff
autonomously. While performing a handoff between broadcast
transmissions, a disruption of service occurs due to lack of
synchronization among the broadcast transmissions. To reduce
the service disruption, upon detecting a need for handoff, the
lower layers inform the application layer about the forthcoming
handoff. The application layer thus may take measures to reduce
or prevent the disruption.

ZL02824493.1 Method and system for hard A method and system for a handoff in a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 7336952; United States: 8526394; China P.R.: ZL02824493.1; China P.R.: ZL200710087610.X; China
handoff in a broadcast communication system is disclosed. A subscriber-assisted handoff P.R.: ZL200910178752.6; Brazil: PI0213444-6; France: EP1446976; France: EP2242290; Germany: EP1446976;
communication system is impractical in a broadcast communication system due to e.g., a Germany: EP2242290; Great Britain: EP1446976; Great Britain: EP2242290; Italy: EP1446976; Italy: EP2242290;
high signaling load, a difficulty to synchronize the broadcast Japan: 4363982; Japan: 5059804; Japan: 4908563; Japan: 5394524; Republic of Korea: 10-1037991; Republic of
transmission. On the other hand, the small number of broadcast Korea: 10-1037993; Spain: EP1446976; Spain: EP2242290; Taiwan: 589840
channels enables the subscriber station to perform the handoff
autonomously. While performing a handoff between broadcast
transmissions, a disruption of service occurs due to lack of
synchronization among the broadcast transmissions. To reduce
the service disruption, upon detecting a need for handoff, the
lower layers inform the application layer about the forthcoming
handoff. The application layer thus may take measures to reduce
or prevent the disruption.

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ZL200910178752.6 Method and system for hard A method and system for a handoff in a broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 7336952; United States: 8526394; China P.R.: ZL02824493.1; China P.R.: ZL200710087610.X; China
handoff in a broadcast communication system is disclosed. A subscriber-assisted handoff P.R.: ZL200910178752.6; Brazil: PI0213444-6; France: EP1446976; France: EP2242290; Germany: EP1446976;
communication system is impractical in a broadcast communication system due to e.g., a Germany: EP2242290; Great Britain: EP1446976; Great Britain: EP2242290; Italy: EP1446976; Italy: EP2242290;
high signaling load, a difficulty to synchronize the broadcast Japan: 4363982; Japan: 5059804; Japan: 4908563; Japan: 5394524; Republic of Korea: 10-1037991; Republic of
transmission. On the other hand, the small number of broadcast Korea: 10-1037993; Spain: EP1446976; Spain: EP2242290; Taiwan: 589840
channels enables the subscriber station to perform the handoff
autonomously. While performing a handoff between broadcast
transmissions, a disruption of service occurs due to lack of
synchronization among the broadcast transmissions. To reduce
the service disruption, upon detecting a need for handoff, the
lower layers inform the application layer about the forthcoming
handoff. The application layer thus may take measures to reduce
or prevent the disruption.

8243644 Method and System for a Method and a system for multicast service notification in cellular SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6876636; United States: 8243644; United States: 8989075; China P.R.: ZL03821188.2; China P.R.:
Multicast Service Initiation in telephone system to enable the cellular telephone systems to SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.304; ZL200710180375.0; Belgium: EP1522204; Brazil: PI0312518-1; Bulgaria: EP1522204; Czech Republic: EP1522204;
a Communication System provide both multicast and point-to-point services are disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Finland: EP1522204; France: EP1522204; Germany: EP1522204; Great Britain: EP1522204; Hong Kong: HK1083287;
Several embodiments describe the signaling interaction between SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; Hungary: EP1522204; Ireland: EP1522204; Italy: EP1522204; Japan: 2009-180888; Japan: 4847603; Netherlands:
an access network and subscriber stations belonging to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1522204; Republic of Korea: 10-0999824; Romania: EP1522204; Spain: EP1522204; Sweden: EP1522204; Taiwan:
multicast group to allow the access network to properly notify I358239; Taiwan: I435629; Taiwan: 201424423
the subscriber stations of a the multicast service. Such a signaling
further allows the subscriber stations to recognize the multicast
service notification to participate in the multicast service.

6876636 Method and System for a Method and a system for multicast service notification in cellular SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6876636; United States: 8243644; United States: 8989075; China P.R.: ZL03821188.2; China P.R.:
Multicast Service Initiation in telephone system to enable the cellular telephone systems to SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.304; ZL200710180375.0; Belgium: EP1522204; Brazil: PI0312518-1; Bulgaria: EP1522204; Czech Republic: EP1522204;
a Communication System provide both multicast and point-to-point services are disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Finland: EP1522204; France: EP1522204; Germany: EP1522204; Great Britain: EP1522204; Hong Kong: HK1083287;
Several embodiments describe the signaling interaction between SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; Hungary: EP1522204; Ireland: EP1522204; Italy: EP1522204; Japan: 2009-180888; Japan: 4847603; Netherlands:
an access network and subscriber stations belonging to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1522204; Republic of Korea: 10-0999824; Romania: EP1522204; Spain: EP1522204; Sweden: EP1522204; Taiwan:
multicast group to allow the access network to properly notify I358239; Taiwan: I435629; Taiwan: 201424423
the subscriber stations of a the multicast service. Such a signaling
further allows the subscriber stations to recognize the multicast
service notification to participate in the multicast service.

8989075 Method and System for a Method and a system for multicast service notification in cellular SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6876636; United States: 8243644; United States: 8989075; China P.R.: ZL03821188.2; China P.R.:
Multicast Service Initiation in telephone system to enable the cellular telephone systems to SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.304; ZL200710180375.0; Belgium: EP1522204; Brazil: PI0312518-1; Bulgaria: EP1522204; Czech Republic: EP1522204;
a Communication System provide both multicast and point-to-point services are disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Finland: EP1522204; France: EP1522204; Germany: EP1522204; Great Britain: EP1522204; Hong Kong: HK1083287;
Several embodiments describe the signaling interaction between SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; Hungary: EP1522204; Ireland: EP1522204; Italy: EP1522204; Japan: 2009-180888; Japan: 4847603; Netherlands:
an access network and subscriber stations belonging to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1522204; Republic of Korea: 10-0999824; Romania: EP1522204; Spain: EP1522204; Sweden: EP1522204; Taiwan:
multicast group to allow the access network to properly notify I358239; Taiwan: I435629; Taiwan: 201424423
the subscriber stations of a the multicast service. Such a signaling
further allows the subscriber stations to recognize the multicast
service notification to participate in the multicast service.

ZL200710180375.0 Method and System for a Method and a system for multicast service notification in cellular SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6876636; United States: 8243644; United States: 8989075; China P.R.: ZL03821188.2; China P.R.:
Multicast Service Initiation in telephone system to enable the cellular telephone systems to SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.304; ZL200710180375.0; Belgium: EP1522204; Brazil: PI0312518-1; Bulgaria: EP1522204; Czech Republic: EP1522204;
a Communication System provide both multicast and point-to-point services are disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Finland: EP1522204; France: EP1522204; Germany: EP1522204; Great Britain: EP1522204; Hong Kong: HK1083287;
Several embodiments describe the signaling interaction between SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; Hungary: EP1522204; Ireland: EP1522204; Italy: EP1522204; Japan: 2009-180888; Japan: 4847603; Netherlands:
an access network and subscriber stations belonging to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1522204; Republic of Korea: 10-0999824; Romania: EP1522204; Spain: EP1522204; Sweden: EP1522204; Taiwan:
multicast group to allow the access network to properly notify I358239; Taiwan: I435629; Taiwan: 201424423
the subscriber stations of a the multicast service. Such a signaling
further allows the subscriber stations to recognize the multicast
service notification to participate in the multicast service.

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ZL03821188.2 Method and System for a Method and a system for multicast service notification in cellular SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6876636; United States: 8243644; United States: 8989075; China P.R.: ZL03821188.2; China P.R.:
Multicast Service Initiation in telephone system to enable the cellular telephone systems to SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.304; ZL200710180375.0; Belgium: EP1522204; Brazil: PI0312518-1; Bulgaria: EP1522204; Czech Republic: EP1522204;
a Communication System provide both multicast and point-to-point services are disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Finland: EP1522204; France: EP1522204; Germany: EP1522204; Great Britain: EP1522204; Hong Kong: HK1083287;
Several embodiments describe the signaling interaction between SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; Hungary: EP1522204; Ireland: EP1522204; Italy: EP1522204; Japan: 2009-180888; Japan: 4847603; Netherlands:
an access network and subscriber stations belonging to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1522204; Republic of Korea: 10-0999824; Romania: EP1522204; Spain: EP1522204; Sweden: EP1522204; Taiwan:
multicast group to allow the access network to properly notify I358239; Taiwan: I435629; Taiwan: 201424423
the subscriber stations of a the multicast service. Such a signaling
further allows the subscriber stations to recognize the multicast
service notification to participate in the multicast service.

6987764 METHOD AND APPARATUS Method and apparatus for selecting a Packet Data Service Node SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 6987764; China P.R.: ZL02826733.8; France: EP1442559; Germany: EP1442559; Germany:
FOR SELECTING A PACKET (PDSN) for a communication in a wireless transmission system EP2037623; Great Britain: EP1442559; Great Britain: EP2037623; Hong Kong: HK1075987; India: 237677; Italy:
DATA SERVING NODE FOR supporting broadcast transmissions. The packet control function EP1442559; Japan: 4236582; Mexico: 249039; Republic of Korea: 10-0934067; Spain: EP1442559; Taiwan: I308008
MULTI-CAST/BROADCAST node determines a number of communicable PDSNs and assigns
SERVICES each a unique identifier. The PCF then selects one of the
communicable PDSNs based on the multi-cast address of a given
communication. One embodiment performs a modulo operation
on a function of the multi-cast address and the number of
communicable PDSNs, wherein the result of the modulo
operation corresponds to a unique identifier.

ZL02826733.8 Selecting a packet data Method and apparatus for selecting a Packet Data Service Node SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 6987764; China P.R.: ZL02826733.8; France: EP1442559; Germany: EP1442559; Germany:
serving node for multi- (PDSN) for a communication in a wireless transmission system EP2037623; Great Britain: EP1442559; Great Britain: EP2037623; Hong Kong: HK1075987; India: 237677; Italy:
cast/broadcast services supporting broadcast transmissions. The packet control function EP1442559; Japan: 4236582; Mexico: 249039; Republic of Korea: 10-0934067; Spain: EP1442559; Taiwan: I308008
node determines a number of communicable PDSNs and assigns
each a unique identifier. The PCF then selects one of the
communicable PDSNs based on the multi-cast address of a given
communication. One embodiment performs a modulo operation
on a function of the multi-cast address and the number of
communicable PDSNs, wherein the result of the modulo
operation corresponds to a unique identifier.

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7941152 Method and apparatus for a An apparatus and method for communications of scheduling SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6799043; United States: 7254397; United States: 7941152; China P.R.: ZL02827518.7; Australia:
reverse link supplemental information of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; 2002351185; Brazil: PI0214662-2; Canada: 2468915; European Patent Convention: EP1451758; India: 239211;
channel scheduling reverse link transmissions are disclosed. A base station controller SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; India: 918/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: ID0023942; Indonesia: IDP0027193; Israel: 162219; Japan: 4319039; Mexico:
determines 250056; Norway: 333661; Republic of Korea: 10-0959268; Russian Federation: 2328091; Singapore: 104720;
scheduling of a reverse link supplemental channel transmission Taiwan: I306703
for a mobile station in a
communication system (100). The base station controller groups
the mobile station in a
group of mobile stations and assigns a forward link channel
assignment channel to the
group of mobile stations. A transceiver (400) incorporates
information relating to the
determined scheduling in the assigned forward link common
assignment channel and
transmits the assigned forward link common assignment channel
to the mobile station
for scheduling the reverse link supplemental channel
transmission. The mobile station
receives the assigned forward link common assignment channel.
The mobile station
schedules transmission of the reverse link supplemental channel
transmission in
accordance with the determined scheduling and transmits the
reverse link supplemental
channel in accordance with the determined scheduling
7254397 Method and apparatus for a An apparatus and method for communications of scheduling SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6799043; United States: 7254397; United States: 7941152; China P.R.: ZL02827518.7; Australia:
reverse link supplemental information of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; 2002351185; Brazil: PI0214662-2; Canada: 2468915; European Patent Convention: EP1451758; India: 239211;
channel scheduling reverse link transmissions are disclosed. A base station controller SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; India: 918/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: ID0023942; Indonesia: IDP0027193; Israel: 162219; Japan: 4319039; Mexico:
determines 250056; Norway: 333661; Republic of Korea: 10-0959268; Russian Federation: 2328091; Singapore: 104720;
scheduling of a reverse link supplemental channel transmission Taiwan: I306703
for a mobile station in a
communication system (100). The base station controller groups
the mobile station in a
group of mobile stations and assigns a forward link channel
assignment channel to the
group of mobile stations. A transceiver (400) incorporates
information relating to the
determined scheduling in the assigned forward link common
assignment channel and
transmits the assigned forward link common assignment channel
to the mobile station
for scheduling the reverse link supplemental channel
transmission. The mobile station
receives the assigned forward link common assignment channel.
The mobile station
schedules transmission of the reverse link supplemental channel
transmission in
accordance with the determined scheduling and transmits the
reverse link supplemental
channel in accordance with the determined scheduling.

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6799043 Method and apparatus for a An apparatus and method for communications of scheduling SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6799043; United States: 7254397; United States: 7941152; China P.R.: ZL02827518.7; Australia:
reverse link supplemental information of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; 2002351185; Brazil: PI0214662-2; Canada: 2468915; European Patent Convention: EP1451758; India: 239211;
channel scheduling reverse link transmissions are disclosed. A base station controller SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; India: 918/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: ID0023942; Indonesia: IDP0027193; Israel: 162219; Japan: 4319039; Mexico:
determines 250056; Norway: 333661; Republic of Korea: 10-0959268; Russian Federation: 2328091; Singapore: 104720;
scheduling of a reverse link supplemental channel transmission Taiwan: I306703
for a mobile station in a
communication system (100). The base station controller groups
the mobile station in a
group of mobile stations and assigns a forward link channel
assignment channel to the
group of mobile stations. A transceiver (400) incorporates
information relating to the
determined scheduling in the assigned forward link common
assignment channel and
transmits the assigned forward link common assignment channel
to the mobile station
for scheduling the reverse link supplemental channel
transmission. The mobile station
receives the assigned forward link common assignment channel.
The mobile station
schedules transmission of the reverse link supplemental channel
transmission in
accordance with the determined scheduling and transmits the
reverse link supplemental
channel in accordance with the determined scheduling
ZL02827518.7 Method and apparatus for a An apparatus and method for communications of scheduling SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6799043; United States: 7254397; United States: 7941152; China P.R.: ZL02827518.7; Australia:
reverse link supplemental information of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; 2002351185; Brazil: PI0214662-2; Canada: 2468915; European Patent Convention: EP1451758; India: 239211;
channel scheduling reverse link transmissions are disclosed. A base station controller SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; India: 918/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: ID0023942; Indonesia: IDP0027193; Israel: 162219; Japan: 4319039; Mexico:
determines 250056; Norway: 333661; Republic of Korea: 10-0959268; Russian Federation: 2328091; Singapore: 104720;
scheduling of a reverse link supplemental channel transmission Taiwan: I306703
for a mobile station in a
communication system (100). The base station controller groups
the mobile station in a
group of mobile stations and assigns a forward link channel
assignment channel to the
group of mobile stations. A transceiver (400) incorporates
information relating to the
determined scheduling in the assigned forward link common
assignment channel and
transmits the assigned forward link common assignment channel
to the mobile station
for scheduling the reverse link supplemental channel
transmission. The mobile station
receives the assigned forward link common assignment channel.
The mobile station
schedules transmission of the reverse link supplemental channel
transmission in
accordance with the determined scheduling and transmits the
reverse link supplemental
channel in accordance with the determined scheduling.

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7522588 System and method for A system and method of preprocessing reference data in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7522588; China P.R.: ZL03816552.X
reference data processing in reference assisted location technology are disclosed. A plurality of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
network assisted position reference stations each provides reference data over a network SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
determination to a preprocessing. The preprocessor analyzes the data from the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
multiple reference stations and eliminates multiples sets of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
redundant data. In addition, the preprocessor can perform quality SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
assurance checks on the data as well as the status of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
reference stations themselves. Non-redundant data may also be SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
preprocessed to perform differential GPS calculations. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
preprocessed data is transmitted to one or more position servers SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
for additional processing and position determination. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25 453
ZL03816552.X System and method for A system and method of preprocessing reference data in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7522588; China P.R.: ZL03816552.X
reference data processing in reference assisted location technology are disclosed. A plurality of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071;
network assisted position reference stations each provides reference data over a network SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171;
determination to a preprocessing. The preprocessor analyzes the data from the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
multiple reference stations and eliminates multiples sets of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
redundant data. In addition, the preprocessor can perform quality SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
assurance checks on the data as well as the status of the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
reference stations themselves. Non-redundant data may also be SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
preprocessed to perform differential GPS calculations. The SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
preprocessed data is transmitted to one or more position servers SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
for additional processing and position determination. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453
ZL03804015.8 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for flow treatment and flow mapping of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; China P.R.: ZL03804015.8; China P.R.: CN101707738; Finland: EP1466440; France: EP1466440; Germany:
flow treatment and mapping a broadcast/multicast service is disclosed. A base station provides EP1466440; Great Britain: EP1466440; Hong Kong: HK1144134; Hong Kong: HK1076212; Hungary: EP1466440;
on multicast/broadcast flow treatment and mapping data to a packet data serving node Italy: EP1466440; Japan: 4361372; Netherlands: EP1466440; Republic of Korea: 10-0973953; Spain: EP1466440;
services during the establishment of a user traffic channel. The flow Sweden: EP1466440; Taiwan: I328375; Taiwan: I465074
treatment and mapping data includes an IP multicast address and
a service option parameter. A content server sends a broadcast
packet flow to the packet data serving node via an IP network.
Header compression for the packet flow is determined from the
service option parameter. The packet flow is mapped to the
appropriate user traffic channel using the IP multicast address.

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CN101707738 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for flow treatment and flow mapping of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; China P.R.: ZL03804015.8; China P.R.: CN101707738; Finland: EP1466440; France: EP1466440; Germany:
flow treatment and mapping a broadcast/multicast service is disclosed. A base station provides EP1466440; Great Britain: EP1466440; Hong Kong: HK1144134; Hong Kong: HK1076212; Hungary: EP1466440;
on multicast/broadcast flow treatment and mapping data to a packet data serving node Italy: EP1466440; Japan: 4361372; Netherlands: EP1466440; Republic of Korea: 10-0973953; Spain: EP1466440;
services during the establishment of a user traffic channel. The flow Sweden: EP1466440; Taiwan: I328375; Taiwan: I465074
treatment and mapping data includes an IP multicast address and
a service option parameter. A content server sends a broadcast
packet flow to the packet data serving node via an IP network.
Header compression for the packet flow is determined from the
service option parameter. The packet flow is mapped to the
appropriate user traffic channel using the IP multicast address.

8126127 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for the provision of broadcast service SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 8126127; China P.R.: ZL03805008.0; Belgium: EP1468522; Finland: EP1468522; France: EP1468522;
provision of broadcast information is disclosed. In a wireless communication system Germany: EP1468522; Great Britain: EP1468522; Hong Kong: HK1077437; Hungary: EP1468522; India:
service information supporting a broadcast service, a service ID is provided to identify 01533/CHENP/2004; Ireland: EP1468522; Italy: EP1468522; Japan: 4860905; Netherlands: EP1468522; Republic of
the broadcast service. The service ID is sent to a base station. The Korea: 10-0968084; Spain: EP1468522; Sweden: EP1468522; Taiwan: I265687
base station configures a broadcast service parameters message
that includes the service ID. The base station then transmits the
broadcast service parameters message to a mobile station. The
mobile station receives the broadcast service parameters
message and uses the service ID in the broadcast service
parameters message to determine availability of the broadcast
service in an adjacent sector.

ZL03805008.0 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for the provision of broadcast service SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 8126127; China P.R.: ZL03805008.0; Belgium: EP1468522; Finland: EP1468522; France: EP1468522;
provision of broadcast information is disclosed. In a wireless communication system Germany: EP1468522; Great Britain: EP1468522; Hong Kong: HK1077437; Hungary: EP1468522; India:
service information supporting a broadcast service, a service ID is provided to identify 01533/CHENP/2004; Ireland: EP1468522; Italy: EP1468522; Japan: 4860905; Netherlands: EP1468522; Republic of
the broadcast service. The service ID is sent to a base station. The Korea: 10-0968084; Spain: EP1468522; Sweden: EP1468522; Taiwan: I265687
base station configures a broadcast service parameters message
that includes the service ID. The base station then transmits the
broadcast service parameters message to a mobile station. The
mobile station receives the broadcast service parameters
message and uses the service ID in the broadcast service
parameters message to determine availability of the broadcast
service in an adjacent sector.

8959230 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for negotiating capability information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 8959230; China P.R.: ZL03806065.5; Canada: 2474267; Finland: EP1470687; France: EP1470687;
negotiation of transmission for a broadcast service in a communication system. In one Germany: EP1470687; Great Britain: EP1470687; India: 246793; Italy: EP1470687; Mexico: 262630; Mexico:
parameters for embodiment, the generic capabilities are pre-configured in BSC, 278699; Republic of Korea: 10-1011651; Republic of Korea: 10-1166729; Sweden: EP1470687
broadcast/multicast services which provides the generic capability information to MS and to
PDSN based on a listing of available BC services and the
corresponding capabilities. Another embodiment pre-configures
PDSN with the generic capability information. According to still
another embodiment, PDSN is pre-configured with the generic
capability information, wherein the MS queries the PDSN directly
for generic capability information via a PPP connection. In yet
another embodiment, the MS queries the PCF , which in turn
queries all of the PDSN in the system. The PDSN responsible for
the BC responds to the query. Where multiple PDSNs may
support the BC, the first to respond using multicast addressing
obviates the need for the others to respond.

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ZL03806065.5 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for negotiating capability information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 8959230; China P.R.: ZL03806065.5; Canada: 2474267; Finland: EP1470687; France: EP1470687;
negotiation of transmission for a broadcast service in a communication system. In one Germany: EP1470687; Great Britain: EP1470687; India: 246793; Italy: EP1470687; Mexico: 262630; Mexico:
parameters for embodiment, the generic capabilities are pre-configured in BSC, 278699; Republic of Korea: 10-1011651; Republic of Korea: 10-1166729; Sweden: EP1470687
broadcast/multicast services which provides the generic capability information to MS and to
PDSN based on a listing of available BC services and the
corresponding capabilities. Another embodiment pre-configures
PDSN with the generic capability information. According to still
another embodiment, PDSN is pre-configured with the generic
capability information, wherein the MS queries the PDSN directly
for generic capability information via a PPP connection. In yet
another embodiment, the MS queries the PCF , which in turn
queries all of the PDSN in the system. The PDSN responsible for
the BC responds to the query. Where multiple PDSNs may
support the BC, the first to respond using multicast addressing
obviates the need for the others to respond.

7127257 Use of mobile stations for In a wireless communication network, base station antenna SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7127257; China P.R.: ZL02828150.0; China P.R.: ZL201010162795.8; Australia: 2002357848; Brazil:
determination of base positions and time offsets are stored in a base station almanac SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; PI0215378-5; Canada: 2471568; European Patent Convention: EP1459092; Israel: 162638; Japan: 4519465; Mexico:
station location parameters data base along with other information used for obtaining the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 250943; Norway: 332376; Republic of Korea: 10-0973952; Russian Federation: 2331082
in a wireless mobile most reliable mobile station position fixes under a variety of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
communication system conditions. The system uses the position fixes of mobile stations SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
and terrestrial ranging information to determine base station SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
antenna positions and base station timing offsets. The base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
station antenna positions are determined during normal mobile SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
station position determinations, in order to maintain and improve SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
the antenna location data, and to correct for change or relocation SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
of the base station antennas. It is possible to recover quickly from SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
a loss of cell sector identity during relocation of a base station SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
antenna, and to ensure accuracy of mobile station position SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
determination based on ranging from the base stations, and rapid SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
acquisition of position data from mobile stations having global SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
satellite receivers. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
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ZL02828150.0 Use of mobile stations for In a wireless communication network, base station antenna SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7127257; China P.R.: ZL02828150.0; China P.R.: ZL201010162795.8; Australia: 2002357848; Brazil:
determination of base positions and time offsets are stored in a base station almanac SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; PI0215378-5; Canada: 2471568; European Patent Convention: EP1459092; Israel: 162638; Japan: 4519465; Mexico:
station location parameters data base along with other information used for obtaining the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 250943; Norway: 332376; Republic of Korea: 10-0973952; Russian Federation: 2331082
in a wireless mobile most reliable mobile station position fixes under a variety of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
communication system conditions. The system uses the position fixes of mobile stations SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
and terrestrial ranging information to determine base station SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
antenna positions and base station timing offsets. The base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
station antenna positions are determined during normal mobile SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
station position determinations, in order to maintain and improve SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
the antenna location data, and to correct for change or relocation SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
of the base station antennas. It is possible to recover quickly from SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
a loss of cell sector identity during relocation of a base station SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
antenna, and to ensure accuracy of mobile station position SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
determination based on ranging from the base stations, and rapid SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
acquisition of position data from mobile stations having global SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
satellite receivers. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25 453
ZL201010162795.8 Use of mobile stations for In a wireless communication network, base station antenna SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7127257; China P.R.: ZL02828150.0; China P.R.: ZL201010162795.8; Australia: 2002357848; Brazil:
determination of base positions and time offsets are stored in a base station almanac SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; PI0215378-5; Canada: 2471568; European Patent Convention: EP1459092; Israel: 162638; Japan: 4519465; Mexico:
station location parameters data base along with other information used for obtaining the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; 250943; Norway: 332376; Republic of Korea: 10-0973952; Russian Federation: 2331082
in a wireless mobile most reliable mobile station position fixes under a variety of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
communication system conditions. The system uses the position fixes of mobile stations SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
and terrestrial ranging information to determine base station SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
antenna positions and base station timing offsets. The base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
station antenna positions are determined during normal mobile SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
station position determinations, in order to maintain and improve SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
the antenna location data, and to correct for change or relocation SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
of the base station antennas. It is possible to recover quickly from SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
a loss of cell sector identity during relocation of a base station SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
antenna, and to ensure accuracy of mobile station position SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
determination based on ranging from the base stations, and rapid SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
acquisition of position data from mobile stations having global SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
satellite receivers. SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.453
8107441 METHOD AND APPARATUS Systems and techniques for communications wherein a data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6804220; United States: 8107441; China P.R.: ZL02809446.8; Canada: 2446686; France: EP1386503;
FOR GENERATING CONTROL packet is transmitted over at least one time slot from a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Germany: EP1386503; Great Britain: EP1386503; India: 228976; India: 262527; Italy: EP1386503; Japan: 4373098;
INFORMATION FOR PACKET transmission site, a value is computed from an initial value and Mexico: 240575; Mexico: 269807; Republic of Korea: 10-0954896; Russian Federation: 2313193; Russian
DATA information, the initial value being a function of the number of Federation: 2369983; Spain: EP1386503; Taiwan: I226162
time slots of the data packet transmission, the value and the
information is transmitted from the transmission site, the
transmitted value and the information is received at a receiving
site, the value from the received information is recalculated, and
the number of time slots of the data packet transmission is
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6804220 METHOD AND APPARATUS Systems and techniques for communications wherein a data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6804220; United States: 8107441; China P.R.: ZL02809446.8; Canada: 2446686; France: EP1386503;
FOR GENERATING CONTROL packet is transmitted over at least one time slot from a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Germany: EP1386503; Great Britain: EP1386503; India: 228976; India: 262527; Italy: EP1386503; Japan: 4373098;
INFORMATION FOR PACKET transmission site, a value is computed from an initial value and Mexico: 240575; Mexico: 269807; Republic of Korea: 10-0954896; Russian Federation: 2313193; Russian
DATA information, the initial value being a function of the number of Federation: 2369983; Spain: EP1386503; Taiwan: I226162
time slots of the data packet transmission, the value and the
information is transmitted from the transmission site, the
transmitted value and the information is received at a receiving
site, the value from the received information is recalculated, and
the number of time slots of the data packet transmission is
determined from the calculated and recalculated values.

ZL02809446.8 METHOD AND APPARATUS Systems and techniques for communications wherein a data SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6804220; United States: 8107441; China P.R.: ZL02809446.8; Canada: 2446686; France: EP1386503;
FOR GENERATING CONTROL packet is transmitted over at least one time slot from a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Germany: EP1386503; Great Britain: EP1386503; India: 228976; India: 262527; Italy: EP1386503; Japan: 4373098;
INFORMATION FOR PACKET transmission site, a value is computed from an initial value and Mexico: 240575; Mexico: 269807; Republic of Korea: 10-0954896; Russian Federation: 2313193; Russian
DATA information, the initial value being a function of the number of Federation: 2369983; Spain: EP1386503; Taiwan: I226162
time slots of the data packet transmission, the value and the
information is transmitted from the transmission site, the
transmitted value and the information is received at a receiving
site, the value from the received information is recalculated, and
the number of time slots of the data packet transmission is
determined from the calculated and recalculated values.

ZL02827760.0 Handoff in a hybrid A method of effecting handoff of a mobile station from a first SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.272; China P.R.: ZL02827760.0; China P.R.: ZL200810166514.9; European Patent Convention: EP1451949; European
communication network base station in a first cellular communications system controlled Patent Convention: EP2268081; European Patent Convention: EP2268080; India: 238401; Japan: 4554212; Japan:
by a first mobile switching control station to a second base 5108054; Republic of Korea: 10-0966004; Republic of Korea: 10-0970090
station in a second, different cellular system controlled by a
second mobile switching control station is described. The method
comprises measuring at the mobile station a parameter of a
signal transmitted by said first base station and a parameter of a
signal transmitted by said second base station. When the
parameters reach a predetermined condition, a signal quality
message is communicated from the mobile station via the first
base station to said first mobile switching control station, which
responds by generating information for a channel request
message for the second mobile switching control station and
transmitting the same to the mobile station. The mobile station
generates from the information a channel request message for
the second mobile switching control station and transmits the
same to the second mobile switching control station. The second
mobile switching control station generates channel information
identifying a channel in the second communications system for
the mobile station so that the handoff may be effected.

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ZL200810166514.9 Handoff in a hybrid A method of effecting handoff of a mobile station from a first SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.272; China P.R.: ZL02827760.0; China P.R.: ZL200810166514.9; European Patent Convention: EP1451949; European
communication network base station in a first cellular communications system controlled Patent Convention: EP2268081; European Patent Convention: EP2268080; India: 238401; Japan: 4554212; Japan:
by a first mobile switching control station to a second base 5108054; Republic of Korea: 10-0966004; Republic of Korea: 10-0970090
station in a second, different cellular system controlled by a
second mobile switching control station is described. The method
comprises measuring at the mobile station a parameter of a
signal transmitted by said first base station and a parameter of a
signal transmitted by said second base station. When the
parameters reach a predetermined condition, a signal quality
message is communicated from the mobile station via the first
base station to said first mobile switching control station, which
responds by generating information for a channel request
message for the second mobile switching control station and
transmitting the same to the mobile station. The mobile station
generates from the information a channel request message for
the second mobile switching control station and transmits the
same to the second mobile switching control station. The second
mobile switching control station generates channel information
identifying a channel in the second communications system for
the mobile station so that the handoff may be effected.

7054628 Apparatus and Method of A method of using a ciphering key in a mobile station (18) from a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 7054628
using a Ciphering Key in a first base station (12) in a first cellular communications system
Hybrid Communications controlled by a first mobile switching control (10) station to a
Network second base station in a second, different cellular system
controlled by a second mobile switching control station is
described. The method comprises generating for the mobile
station a cipher key for use by the mobile station during
communication in the second cellular communications system.
The cipher key is generated by the mobile station from a private
key assigned to the mobile station for the second cellular
communications system and from a random number generated
by the second cellular communications system. The cipher key is
then communicated to the first mobile system and a private long
code is generated for use by the mobile station during
communication in the first cellular communications system.

7720497 Method and apparatus for a Method and apparatus for determining a transmission SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7003269; United States: 7720497; United States: 8046018; China P.R.: ZL03808863.0; China P.R.:
dedicated physical channel in configuration for a dedicated channel in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; ZL200710102613.6; Brazil: PI0307792-6; Canada: 2476686; European Patent Convention: EP1801993; France:
a wireless communication communication system. In one embodiment, an optimum EP1476955; Germany: EP1476955; Great Britain: EP1476955; India: 241178; Italy: EP1476955; Japan: 3955574;
system configuration is determined based on minimizing Peak-to- Japan: 4156652; Mexico: 251868; Republic of Korea: 10-0860719; Spain: EP1476955; Taiwan: I319950
Average Ratio (PAR) of the channel. The configuration is defined
as a transmission pair of transmission branch and spreading code.
The transmission branch may be the In-Phase (I) branch or the
Quadrature (Q) branch. PAR analysis may be performed off-line to
determine the optimum configuration. In operation, if the
spreading code of the optimum configuration is used by another
channel, the next best optimum code is used.

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7003269 Method and apparatus for a Method and apparatus for determining a transmission SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7003269; United States: 7720497; United States: 8046018; China P.R.: ZL03808863.0; China P.R.:
dedicated physical channel in configuration for a dedicated channel in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; ZL200710102613.6; Brazil: PI0307792-6; Canada: 2476686; European Patent Convention: EP1801993; France:
a wireless communication communication system. In one embodiment, an optimum EP1476955; Germany: EP1476955; Great Britain: EP1476955; India: 241178; Italy: EP1476955; Japan: 3955574;
system configuration is determined based on minimizing Peak-to- Japan: 4156652; Mexico: 251868; Republic of Korea: 10-0860719; Spain: EP1476955; Taiwan: I319950
Average Ratio (PAR) of the channel. The configuration is defined
as a transmission pair of transmission branch and spreading code.
The transmission branch may be the In-Phase (I) branch or the
Quadrature (Q) branch. PAR analysis may be performed off-line to
determine the optimum configuration. In operation, if the
spreading code of the optimum configuration is used by another
channel, the next best optimum code is used.

8046018 Non-transitory storage Method and apparatus for determining a transmission SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7003269; United States: 7720497; United States: 8046018; China P.R.: ZL03808863.0; China P.R.:
medium with stored configuration for a dedicated channel in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; ZL200710102613.6; Brazil: PI0307792-6; Canada: 2476686; European Patent Convention: EP1801993; France:
instructions for communication system. In one embodiment, an optimum EP1476955; Germany: EP1476955; Great Britain: EP1476955; India: 241178; Italy: EP1476955; Japan: 3955574;
channelization of a dedicated configuration is determined based on minimizing Peak-to- Japan: 4156652; Mexico: 251868; Republic of Korea: 10-0860719; Spain: EP1476955; Taiwan: I319950
physical channel in a wireless Average Ratio (PAR) of the channel. The configuration is defined
communication system as a transmission pair of transmission branch and spreading code.
The transmission branch may be the In-Phase (I) branch or the
Quadrature (Q) branch. PAR analysis may be performed off-line to
determine the optimum configuration. In operation, if the
spreading code of the optimum configuration is used by another
channel, the next best optimum code is used.

ZL200710102613.6 Dynamic channel Method and apparatus for determining a transmission SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7003269; United States: 7720497; United States: 8046018; China P.R.: ZL03808863.0; China P.R.:
configuration in a cellular configuration for a dedicated channel in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; ZL200710102613.6; Brazil: PI0307792-6; Canada: 2476686; European Patent Convention: EP1801993; France:
radio network communication system. In one embodiment, an optimum EP1476955; Germany: EP1476955; Great Britain: EP1476955; India: 241178; Italy: EP1476955; Japan: 3955574;
configuration is determined based on minimizing Peak-to- Japan: 4156652; Mexico: 251868; Republic of Korea: 10-0860719; Spain: EP1476955; Taiwan: I319950
Average Ratio (PAR) of the channel. The configuration is defined
as a transmission pair of transmission branch and spreading code.
The transmission branch may be the In-Phase (I) branch or the
Quadrature (Q) branch. PAR analysis may be performed off-line to
determine the optimum configuration. In operation, if the
spreading code of the optimum configuration is used by another
channel, the next best optimum code is used.

ZL03808863.0 Method, apparatus, system Method and apparatus for determining a transmission SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7003269; United States: 7720497; United States: 8046018; China P.R.: ZL03808863.0; China P.R.:
for selecting transmission configuration for a dedicated channel in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; ZL200710102613.6; Brazil: PI0307792-6; Canada: 2476686; European Patent Convention: EP1801993; France:
pair in a spread spectrum communication system. In one embodiment, an optimum EP1476955; Germany: EP1476955; Great Britain: EP1476955; India: 241178; Italy: EP1476955; Japan: 3955574;
communication system configuration is determined based on minimizing Peak-to- Japan: 4156652; Mexico: 251868; Republic of Korea: 10-0860719; Spain: EP1476955; Taiwan: I319950
Average Ratio (PAR) of the channel. The configuration is defined
as a transmission pair of transmission branch and spreading code.
The transmission branch may be the In-Phase (I) branch or the
Quadrature (Q) branch. PAR analysis may be performed off-line to
determine the optimum configuration. In operation, if the
spreading code of the optimum configuration is used by another
channel, the next best optimum code is used.

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7656843 Feedback of channel quality Methods and apparatus are presented for improving the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7245598; United States: 7656843
information feedback of channel information to a serving base station, which SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
allows a reduction in the reverse link load while allowing the base
station to improve the forward link data throughput. Over a
channel quality indicator channel (400), a carrier-to-interference
(C/I) symbol is transmitted over multiple slots at a reduced rate,
which increases the likelihood that the base station can decode
said symbol. The reduced rate mode can be selectively triggered
by a high velocity condition or other unfavorable channel
condition. The C/I symbol is used to determine transmission
formats, power levels, and data rates of forward link
transmissions.

7245598 Feedback of channel quality Methods and apparatus are presented for improving the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7245598; United States: 7656843
information feedback of channel information to a serving base station, which SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
allows a reduction in the reverse link load while allowing the base
station to improve the forward link data throughput. Over a
channel quality indicator channel (400), a carrier-to-interference
(C/I) symbol is transmitted over multiple slots at a reduced rate,
which increases the likelihood that the base station can decode
said symbol. The reduced rate mode can be selectively triggered
by a high velocity condition or other unfavorable channel
condition. The C/I symbol is used to determine transmission
formats, power levels, and data rates of forward link
transmissions.

7298718 Channel allocations in a Systems and techniques for communications include calculating a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7298718
communications system value from data, transmitting the value and data over at least one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
time slot, receiving the transmission, recalculating the value from
the received data, and determining the number of time slots of
the transmission from the calculated and recalculated values. It is
emphasized that this abstract is provided to comply with the rules
requiring an abstract which will allow a searcher or other reader
to quickly ascertain the subject matter of the technical disclosure.
It is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to
interpret or limit the scope or the meaning of the claims.

7742781 Power control for point-to- To enable point-to-multipoint communication services in an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7742781; Mexico: 259859
multipoint services provided existing cellular communication system infrastructure, each SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
in communication systems member subscriber station, i.e., a subscriber station participating SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246;
in such a service, is receiving a forward link shared channel, and in SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
certain embodiments additionally a forward link dedicated SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
channel. Because transmission on the forward link channels from SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
neighboring sectors presents interference to the transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
from the sector serving the subscriber station, it is desirable to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
control the forward link channel transmission power to the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
minimum acceptable power. Additionally, a transmission form
each member subscriber station on a reverse link channel
presents interference to other subscriber stations. Therefore, it is
desirable to control the reverse link channel transmission to the
minimum signal level. Consequently, a method and apparatus for
a power control that enables point-to-multipoint services in an
existing infrastructure of a wireless cellular telephone system is
disclosed.

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7792074 Method and apparatus for To enable both point-to-multipoint and point-to-point SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7792074; Mexico: 262872
channel management for communication services in an existing cellular communication SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ;
point-to-multipoint services system infrastructure, a apparatus and system for channel SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246;
in a communication system management and overhead functions associated with use of the SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246;
assigned channels for point-to-multipoint services in the cellular SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
communication system infrastructure are described. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.246;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
7583977 Multi-media broadcast and Techniques to implement MBMS services in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7177658; United States: 7583977; United States: 8451770; United States: 7593746; China P.R.:
multicast service (MBMS) in communication system. In one aspect, a method is provided for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; ZL03815846.9; Brazil: PI0311851-7; European Patent Convention: EP1502176; European Patent Convention:
a wireless communication p8rocessing data for transmission to a plurality of terminals. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2642679; Hong Kong: HK1082302; Japan: 4508865; Japan: 2014-212523; Republic of Korea: 10-1157232;
system Frames of information bits (which may have variable rates) are Republic of Korea: 10-1058677; Taiwan: I294744
provided to a buffer implementing a matrix. The matrix is padded
with padding bits based on a particular padding scheme to
support variable frame rates. The frames are then coded based
on a particular block code to provide parity bits. The frame of
information bits and the parity bits are then transmitted to the
terminals. In another aspect, a method is provided for controlling
the transmit power of a data transmission to a plurality of
terminals. In accordance with the method, TPC streams are
received from the terminals and processed to obtain a stream of
joint power control commands used to adjust the transmit power
of the data transmission.

7593746 Multi-media broadcast and Techniques to implement MBMS services in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7177658; United States: 7583977; United States: 8451770; United States: 7593746; China P.R.:
multicast service (MBMS) in communication system. In one aspect, a method is provided for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; ZL03815846.9; Brazil: PI0311851-7; European Patent Convention: EP1502176; European Patent Convention:
a wireless communication p8rocessing data for transmission to a plurality of terminals. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2642679; Hong Kong: HK1082302; Japan: 4508865; Japan: 2014-212523; Republic of Korea: 10-1157232;
system Frames of information bits (which may have variable rates) are Republic of Korea: 10-1058677; Taiwan: I294744
provided to a buffer implementing a matrix. The matrix is padded
with padding bits based on a particular padding scheme to
support variable frame rates. The frames are then coded based
on a particular block code to provide parity bits. The frame of
information bits and the parity bits are then transmitted to the
terminals. In another aspect, a method is provided for controlling
the transmit power of a data transmission to a plurality of
terminals. In accordance with the method, TPC streams are
received from the terminals and processed to obtain a stream of
joint power control commands used to adjust the transmit power
of the data transmission.

7177658 Multi-Media Broadcast and Techniques to implement MBMS services in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7177658; United States: 7583977; United States: 8451770; United States: 7593746; China P.R.:
Multicast Service (MBMS) in communication system. In one aspect, a method is provided for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; ZL03815846.9; Brazil: PI0311851-7; European Patent Convention: EP1502176; European Patent Convention:
a Wireless Communications p8rocessing data for transmission to a plurality of terminals. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2642679; Hong Kong: HK1082302; Japan: 4508865; Japan: 2014-212523; Republic of Korea: 10-1157232;
System Frames of information bits (which may have variable rates) are Republic of Korea: 10-1058677; Taiwan: I294744
provided to a buffer implementing a matrix. The matrix is padded
with padding bits based on a particular padding scheme to
support variable frame rates. The frames are then coded based
on a particular block code to provide parity bits. The frame of
information bits and the parity bits are then transmitted to the
terminals. In another aspect, a method is provided for controlling
the transmit power of a data transmission to a plurality of
terminals. In accordance with the method, TPC streams are
received from the terminals and processed to obtain a stream of
joint power control commands used to adjust the transmit power
of the data transmission.

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8451770 Multi-media broadcast and Techniques to implement MBMS services in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7177658; United States: 7583977; United States: 8451770; United States: 7593746; China P.R.:
multicast service (MBMS) in communication system. In one aspect, a method is provided for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; ZL03815846.9; Brazil: PI0311851-7; European Patent Convention: EP1502176; European Patent Convention:
a wireless communication p8rocessing data for transmission to a plurality of terminals. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2642679; Hong Kong: HK1082302; Japan: 4508865; Japan: 2014-212523; Republic of Korea: 10-1157232;
system Frames of information bits (which may have variable rates) are Republic of Korea: 10-1058677; Taiwan: I294744
provided to a buffer implementing a matrix. The matrix is padded
with padding bits based on a particular padding scheme to
support variable frame rates. The frames are then coded based
on a particular block code to provide parity bits. The frame of
information bits and the parity bits are then transmitted to the
terminals. In another aspect, a method is provided for controlling
the transmit power of a data transmission to a plurality of
terminals. In accordance with the method, TPC streams are
received from the terminals and processed to obtain a stream of
joint power control commands used to adjust the transmit power
of the data transmission.

ZL03815846.9 Frame formatting, coding Techniques to implement MBMS services in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7177658; United States: 7583977; United States: 8451770; United States: 7593746; China P.R.:
and transmit power control communication system. In one aspect, a method is provided for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; ZL03815846.9; Brazil: PI0311851-7; European Patent Convention: EP1502176; European Patent Convention:
method for a p8rocessing data for transmission to a plurality of terminals. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2642679; Hong Kong: HK1082302; Japan: 4508865; Japan: 2014-212523; Republic of Korea: 10-1157232;
multicast/broadcast system Frames of information bits (which may have variable rates) are Republic of Korea: 10-1058677; Taiwan: I294744
provided to a buffer implementing a matrix. The matrix is padded
with padding bits based on a particular padding scheme to
support variable frame rates. The frames are then coded based
on a particular block code to provide parity bits. The frame of
information bits and the parity bits are then transmitted to the
terminals. In another aspect, a method is provided for controlling
the transmit power of a data transmission to a plurality of
terminals. In accordance with the method, TPC streams are
received from the terminals and processed to obtain a stream of
joint power control commands used to adjust the transmit power
of the data transmission.

8023464 Dormant Handoff in a Packet Mobile unassisted dormant handoff in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 7110377; United States: 8023464; China P.R.: ZL200380100989.3; China P.R.: ZL201110257303.8;
Data Network system supporting packet data communications. While in a China P.R.: CN103987095; Brazil: PI0315174-3; Canada: 2499410; Canada: 2761980; France: EP1550339; Germany:
dormant mode, a mobile node may change packet zones, wherein EP1550339; Great Britain: EP1550339; India: 219172; Italy: EP1550339; Japan: 4472528; Japan: 4950258; Mexico:
different packet zones are serviced by at least one different 254810; Mexico: 292339; Republic of Korea: 10-1032586; Republic of Korea: 10-1115269; Russian Federation:
infrastructure element, without identifying the change to the 2370920; Russian Federation: 2517392; Taiwan: I336209; Taiwan: I450608
system. The change in packet zone does not necessarily trigger
establishment of a communication path for the mobile node until
there is packet data ready for communication. In one
embodiment, mobile assistance is adapted to the system, and is
disabled at the mobile node by an indication in a system
parameter message transmitted by the system and received by
the mobile node.

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7110377 Dormant Handoff in a Packet Mobile unassisted dormant handoff in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 7110377; United States: 8023464; China P.R.: ZL200380100989.3; China P.R.: ZL201110257303.8;
Data Network system supporting packet data communications. While in a China P.R.: CN103987095; Brazil: PI0315174-3; Canada: 2499410; Canada: 2761980; France: EP1550339; Germany:
dormant mode, a mobile node may change packet zones, wherein EP1550339; Great Britain: EP1550339; India: 219172; Italy: EP1550339; Japan: 4472528; Japan: 4950258; Mexico:
different packet zones are serviced by at least one different 254810; Mexico: 292339; Republic of Korea: 10-1032586; Republic of Korea: 10-1115269; Russian Federation:
infrastructure element, without identifying the change to the 2370920; Russian Federation: 2517392; Taiwan: I336209; Taiwan: I450608
system. The change in packet zone does not necessarily trigger
establishment of a communication path for the mobile node until
there is packet data ready for communication. In one
embodiment, mobile assistance is adapted to the system, and is
disabled at the mobile node by an indication in a system
parameter message transmitted by the system and received by
the mobile node.

ZL200380100989.3 Handoff in dormant mode in Mobile unassisted dormant handoff in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 7110377; United States: 8023464; China P.R.: ZL200380100989.3; China P.R.: ZL201110257303.8;
a packet data network system supporting packet data communications. While in a China P.R.: CN103987095; Brazil: PI0315174-3; Canada: 2499410; Canada: 2761980; France: EP1550339; Germany:
dormant mode, a mobile node may change packet zones, wherein EP1550339; Great Britain: EP1550339; India: 219172; Italy: EP1550339; Japan: 4472528; Japan: 4950258; Mexico:
different packet zones are serviced by at least one different 254810; Mexico: 292339; Republic of Korea: 10-1032586; Republic of Korea: 10-1115269; Russian Federation:
infrastructure element, without identifying the change to the 2370920; Russian Federation: 2517392; Taiwan: I336209; Taiwan: I450608
system. The change in packet zone does not necessarily trigger
establishment of a communication path for the mobile node until
there is packet data ready for communication. In one
embodiment, mobile assistance is adapted to the system, and is
disabled at the mobile node by an indication in a system
parameter message transmitted by the system and received by
the mobile node.

ZL201110257303.8 Handoff in dormant mode in Mobile unassisted dormant handoff in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 7110377; United States: 8023464; China P.R.: ZL200380100989.3; China P.R.: ZL201110257303.8;
a packet data network system supporting packet data communications. While in a China P.R.: CN103987095; Brazil: PI0315174-3; Canada: 2499410; Canada: 2761980; France: EP1550339; Germany:
dormant mode, a mobile node may change packet zones, wherein EP1550339; Great Britain: EP1550339; India: 219172; Italy: EP1550339; Japan: 4472528; Japan: 4950258; Mexico:
different packet zones are serviced by at least one different 254810; Mexico: 292339; Republic of Korea: 10-1032586; Republic of Korea: 10-1115269; Russian Federation:
infrastructure element, without identifying the change to the 2370920; Russian Federation: 2517392; Taiwan: I336209; Taiwan: I450608
system. The change in packet zone does not necessarily trigger
establishment of a communication path for the mobile node until
there is packet data ready for communication. In one
embodiment, mobile assistance is adapted to the system, and is
disabled at the mobile node by an indication in a system
parameter message transmitted by the system and received by
the mobile node.

CN103987095 Handoff in dormant mode in Mobile unassisted dormant handoff in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 7110377; United States: 8023464; China P.R.: ZL200380100989.3; China P.R.: ZL201110257303.8;
a packet data network system supporting packet data communications. While in a China P.R.: CN103987095; Brazil: PI0315174-3; Canada: 2499410; Canada: 2761980; France: EP1550339; Germany:
dormant mode, a mobile node may change packet zones, wherein EP1550339; Great Britain: EP1550339; India: 219172; Italy: EP1550339; Japan: 4472528; Japan: 4950258; Mexico:
different packet zones are serviced by at least one different 254810; Mexico: 292339; Republic of Korea: 10-1032586; Republic of Korea: 10-1115269; Russian Federation:
infrastructure element, without identifying the change to the 2370920; Russian Federation: 2517392; Taiwan: I336209; Taiwan: I450608
system. The change in packet zone does not necessarily trigger
establishment of a communication path for the mobile node until
there is packet data ready for communication. In one
embodiment, mobile assistance is adapted to the system, and is
disabled at the mobile node by an indication in a system
parameter message transmitted by the system and received by
the mobile node.

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8094821 Key generation in a A communication system generates a Master Session Key (MSK) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.234; United States: 7190793; United States: 8094821; China P.R.: CN1720688; China P.R.: CN103532939; China P.R.:
communication system for accesses SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; CN104243145; Australia: 2003243680; Brazil: PI0311994-7; Canada: 2490131; Canada: 2792490; Canada: 2862069;
to a system entity that does not provide encryption to traffic. European Patent Convention: EP1525706; Hong Kong: HK1191467; Hong Kong: HK1203706; Hong Kong:
Both the home HK1084270; India: 255896; Japan: 4897215; Japan: 5313200; Japan: 5512709; Republic of Korea: 10-1062781;
server and the user generate the same MSK. The MSK is used to Russian Federation: 2333607; Taiwan: I360975; Taiwan: I376905; Taiwan: I388180
generate
encryption keys for traffic. In one embodiment the MSK is
generated using a
hashing function and information specific to the requestor. The
home server
determines the need to generate the MSK based on information
contained in an
access request message. Once generated, the MSK is provided to
the system
entity to enable the entity to encrypt communications.
7190793 Key generation in a A communication system generates a Master Session Key (MSK) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.234; United States: 7190793; United States: 8094821; China P.R.: CN1720688; China P.R.: CN103532939; China P.R.:
communication system for accesses SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; CN104243145; Australia: 2003243680; Brazil: PI0311994-7; Canada: 2490131; Canada: 2792490; Canada: 2862069;
to a system entity that does not provide encryption to traffic. European Patent Convention: EP1525706; Hong Kong: HK1191467; Hong Kong: HK1203706; Hong Kong:
Both the home HK1084270; India: 255896; Japan: 4897215; Japan: 5313200; Japan: 5512709; Republic of Korea: 10-1062781;
server and the user generate the same MSK. The MSK is used to Russian Federation: 2333607; Taiwan: I360975; Taiwan: I376905; Taiwan: I388180
generate
encryption keys for traffic. In one embodiment the MSK is
generated using a
hashing function and information specific to the requestor. The
home server
determines the need to generate the MSK based on information
contained in an
access request message. Once generated, the MSK is provided to
the system
entity to enable the entity to encrypt communications.
CN1720688 Key generation in a A communication system generates a Master Session Key (MSK) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.234; United States: 7190793; United States: 8094821; China P.R.: CN1720688; China P.R.: CN103532939; China P.R.:
communication system for accesses SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; CN104243145; Australia: 2003243680; Brazil: PI0311994-7; Canada: 2490131; Canada: 2792490; Canada: 2862069;
to a system entity that does not provide encryption to traffic. European Patent Convention: EP1525706; Hong Kong: HK1191467; Hong Kong: HK1203706; Hong Kong:
Both the home HK1084270; India: 255896; Japan: 4897215; Japan: 5313200; Japan: 5512709; Republic of Korea: 10-1062781;
server and the user generate the same MSK. The MSK is used to Russian Federation: 2333607; Taiwan: I360975; Taiwan: I376905; Taiwan: I388180
generate
encryption keys for traffic. In one embodiment the MSK is
generated using a
hashing function and information specific to the requestor. The
home server
determines the need to generate the MSK based on information
contained in an
access request message. Once generated, the MSK is provided to
the system
entity to enable the entity to encrypt communications.
CN103532939 Key generation in a A communication system generates a Master Session Key (MSK) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.234; United States: 7190793; United States: 8094821; China P.R.: CN1720688; China P.R.: CN103532939; China P.R.:
communication system for accesses SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; CN104243145; Australia: 2003243680; Brazil: PI0311994-7; Canada: 2490131; Canada: 2792490; Canada: 2862069;
to a system entity that does not provide encryption to traffic. European Patent Convention: EP1525706; Hong Kong: HK1191467; Hong Kong: HK1203706; Hong Kong:
Both the home HK1084270; India: 255896; Japan: 4897215; Japan: 5313200; Japan: 5512709; Republic of Korea: 10-1062781;
server and the user generate the same MSK. The MSK is used to Russian Federation: 2333607; Taiwan: I360975; Taiwan: I376905; Taiwan: I388180
generate
encryption keys for traffic. In one embodiment the MSK is
generated using a
hashing function and information specific to the requestor. The
home server
determines the need to generate the MSK based on information
contained in an
access request message. Once generated, the MSK is provided to
the system
entity to enable the entity to encrypt communications.

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CN104243145 Key generation in a A communication system generates a Master Session Key (MSK) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.234; United States: 7190793; United States: 8094821; China P.R.: CN1720688; China P.R.: CN103532939; China P.R.:
communication system for accesses SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; CN104243145; Australia: 2003243680; Brazil: PI0311994-7; Canada: 2490131; Canada: 2792490; Canada: 2862069;
to a system entity that does not provide encryption to traffic. European Patent Convention: EP1525706; Hong Kong: HK1191467; Hong Kong: HK1203706; Hong Kong:
Both the home HK1084270; India: 255896; Japan: 4897215; Japan: 5313200; Japan: 5512709; Republic of Korea: 10-1062781;
server and the user generate the same MSK. The MSK is used to Russian Federation: 2333607; Taiwan: I360975; Taiwan: I376905; Taiwan: I388180
generate
encryption keys for traffic. In one embodiment the MSK is
generated using a
hashing function and information specific to the requestor. The
home server
determines the need to generate the MSK based on information
contained in an
access request message. Once generated, the MSK is provided to
the system
entity to enable the entity to encrypt communications.
7277455 Packet flow processing in a Method and apparatus for processing packet flows in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 7277455
communication system communication system. In one embodiment, a resource
reservation message includes packet flow parameter information
used to determine flow treatment of the associated packet flow.
The packet flow mapping is based on the quality of service of the
associated packet flow. In another embodiment, a bearer
connection is established and monitored for information relating
to flow treatment.

8514773 Packet flow processing in a Method and apparatus for processing packet flows in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8514773; United States: 8942168; China P.R.: ZL03819163.6; China P.R.: CN102025618; Germany:
communication system communication system. In one embodiment, a resource EP1532792; Germany: EP2290905; Great Britain: EP1532792; Great Britain: EP2290905; Japan: 5175258; Japan:
reservation message includes packet flow parameter information 5512719; Republic of Korea: 10-0972478; Taiwan: I352529
used to determine flow treatment of the associated packet flow.
The packet flow mapping is based on the quality of service of the
associated packet flow. In another embodiment, a bearer
connection is established and monitored for information relating
to flow treatment.

8942168 Packet flow processing in a Method and apparatus for processing packet flows in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8514773; United States: 8942168; China P.R.: ZL03819163.6; China P.R.: CN102025618; Germany:
communication system communication system. In one embodiment, a resource EP1532792; Germany: EP2290905; Great Britain: EP1532792; Great Britain: EP2290905; Japan: 5175258; Japan:
reservation message includes packet flow parameter information 5512719; Republic of Korea: 10-0972478; Taiwan: I352529
used to determine flow treatment of the associated packet flow.
The packet flow mapping is based on the quality of service of the
associated packet flow. In another embodiment, a bearer
connection is established and monitored for information relating
to flow treatment.

ZL03819163.6 Packet flow processing in a Method and apparatus for processing packet flows in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8514773; United States: 8942168; China P.R.: ZL03819163.6; China P.R.: CN102025618; Germany:
communication system communication system. In one embodiment, a resource EP1532792; Germany: EP2290905; Great Britain: EP1532792; Great Britain: EP2290905; Japan: 5175258; Japan:
reservation message includes packet flow parameter information 5512719; Republic of Korea: 10-0972478; Taiwan: I352529
used to determine flow treatment of the associated packet flow.
The packet flow mapping is based on the quality of service of the
associated packet flow. In another embodiment, a bearer
connection is established and monitored for information relating
to flow treatment.

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CN102025618 Packet flow processing in a Method and apparatus for processing packet flows in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8514773; United States: 8942168; China P.R.: ZL03819163.6; China P.R.: CN102025618; Germany:
communication system communication system. In one embodiment, a resource EP1532792; Germany: EP2290905; Great Britain: EP1532792; Great Britain: EP2290905; Japan: 5175258; Japan:
reservation message includes packet flow parameter information 5512719; Republic of Korea: 10-0972478; Taiwan: I352529
used to determine flow treatment of the associated packet flow.
The packet flow mapping is based on the quality of service of the
associated packet flow. In another embodiment, a bearer
connection is established and monitored for information relating
to flow treatment.

7599706 Method and apparatus for Various embodiments are provided for determining a set of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6882857; United States: 7599706; China P.R.: ZL200380109249.6; Brazil: PI0316641-4; Canada:
efficient processing of data acceptable transport format combinations for transmission on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2507124; European Patent Convention: EP1806852; France: EP1565999; Germany: EP1565999; Great Britain:
for transmission in a current time frame. A set of acceptable modified rate power EP1565999; India: 219805; Italy: EP1565999; Japan: 4448033; Mexico: 251873; Mexico: 275091; Republic of Korea:
communication system adjustment values is determined based on a maximum power 10-1019007; Russian Federation: 2326499; Spain: EP1565999; Taiwan: I337814
level, an accumulated power commands and an initial power
control command. A set of acceptable channel gain factors is
determined based on the set of acceptable modified rate power
adjustments values, and the set of acceptable transport format
combinations is determined based on the set of acceptable
channel gain factors. A possible set of modified rate power
adjustment values is associated to a set of channel gain factors
for determining the set of acceptable channel gain factors based
on various design of a transmitter chain used for transmission of
data from the mobile station.

6882857 Method and apparatus for Various embodiments are provided for determining a set of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6882857; United States: 7599706; China P.R.: ZL200380109249.6; Brazil: PI0316641-4; Canada:
efficient processing of data acceptable transport format combinations for transmission on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2507124; European Patent Convention: EP1806852; France: EP1565999; Germany: EP1565999; Great Britain:
for transmission in a current time frame. A set of acceptable modified rate power EP1565999; India: 219805; Italy: EP1565999; Japan: 4448033; Mexico: 251873; Mexico: 275091; Republic of Korea:
communication system adjustment values is determined based on a maximum power 10-1019007; Russian Federation: 2326499; Spain: EP1565999; Taiwan: I337814
level, an accumulated power commands and an initial power
control command. A set of acceptable channel gain factors is
determined based on the set of acceptable modified rate power
adjustments values, and the set of acceptable transport format
combinations is determined based on the set of acceptable
channel gain factors. A possible set of modified rate power
adjustment values is associated to a set of channel gain factors
for determining the set of acceptable channel gain factors based
on various design of a transmitter chain used for transmission of
data from the mobile station.

ZL200380109249.6 Method and apparatus for Various embodiments are provided for determining a set of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6882857; United States: 7599706; China P.R.: ZL200380109249.6; Brazil: PI0316641-4; Canada:
determining a set of acceptable transport format combinations for transmission on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 2507124; European Patent Convention: EP1806852; France: EP1565999; Germany: EP1565999; Great Britain:
acceptable transport format current time frame. A set of acceptable modified rate power EP1565999; India: 219805; Italy: EP1565999; Japan: 4448033; Mexico: 251873; Mexico: 275091; Republic of Korea:
combinations adjustment values is determined based on a maximum power 10-1019007; Russian Federation: 2326499; Spain: EP1565999; Taiwan: I337814
level, an accumulated power commands and an initial power
control command. A set of acceptable channel gain factors is
determined based on the set of acceptable modified rate power
adjustments values, and the set of acceptable transport format
combinations is determined based on the set of acceptable
channel gain factors. A possible set of modified rate power
adjustment values is associated to a set of channel gain factors
for determining the set of acceptable channel gain factors based
on various design of a transmitter chain used for transmission of
data from the mobile station.

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8462643 MIMO WLAN System A multiple-access MIMO WLAN system that employs MIMO, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8320301; United States: 8913529; United States: 9013974; United States: 20080285669; United
OFDM, and TDD. The system (1) uses a channel structure with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; States: 8462643; China P.R.: ZL200380104560.1; China P.R.: ZL200710193841.9; China P.R.: ZL200710193838.7;
number of configurable transport channels, (2) supports multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1615384; Brazil: PI0315677-0; Bulgaria: EP1615384; Canada: 2500355; Czech Republic: EP1615384;
rates and transmission modes, which are configurable based on European Patent Convention: EP2400694; European Patent Convention: EP2378695; European Patent Convention:
channel conditions and user terminal capabilities, (3) employs a EP2278728; Finland: EP1615384; France: EP1582032; France: EP1619817; France: EP1615384; France: EP1956756;
pilot structure with several types of pilot (e.g., beacon, MIMO, Germany: EP1582032; Germany: EP1619817; Germany: EP1615384; Germany: EP1956756; Great Britain:
steered reference, and carrier pilots) for different functions, (4) EP1582032; Great Britain: EP1619817; Great Britain: EP1615384; Great Britain: EP1956756; Hong Kong:
implements rate, timing, and power control loops for proper HK1086125; Hong Kong: HK1091618; Hong Kong: HK1091615; Hungary: EP1615384; India: 220587; Ireland:
system operation, and (5) employs random access for system EP1615384; Italy: EP1582032; Italy: EP1619817; Italy: EP1615384; Italy: EP1956756; Japan: 4943654; Mexico:
access by the user terminals, fast acknowledgment, and quick 266860; Mexico: 296038; Netherlands: EP1615384; Republic of Korea: 10-1064012; Romania: EP1615384; Russian
resource assignments. Calibration may be performed to account Federation: 2335852; Russian Federation: 2485699; Russian Federation: 2485697; Russian Federation: 2485698;
for differences in the frequency responses of transmit/receive Spain: EP1582032; Spain: EP1619817; Spain: EP1615384; Spain: EP1956756; Sweden: EP1615384; Taiwan: I330043
chains at the access point and user terminals. The spatial
processing may then be simplified by taking advantage of the
reciprocal nature of the downlink and uplink and the calibration.

20080285669 MIMO WLAN System A multiple-access MIMO WLAN system that employs MIMO, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8320301; United States: 8913529; United States: 9013974; United States: 20080285669; United
OFDM, and TDD. The system (1) uses a channel structure with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; States: 8462643; China P.R.: ZL200380104560.1; China P.R.: ZL200710193841.9; China P.R.: ZL200710193838.7;
number of configurable transport channels, (2) supports multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1615384; Brazil: PI0315677-0; Bulgaria: EP1615384; Canada: 2500355; Czech Republic: EP1615384;
rates and transmission modes, which are configurable based on European Patent Convention: EP2400694; European Patent Convention: EP2378695; European Patent Convention:
channel conditions and user terminal capabilities, (3) employs a EP2278728; Finland: EP1615384; France: EP1582032; France: EP1619817; France: EP1615384; France: EP1956756;
pilot structure with several types of pilot (e.g., beacon, MIMO, Germany: EP1582032; Germany: EP1619817; Germany: EP1615384; Germany: EP1956756; Great Britain:
steered reference, and carrier pilots) for different functions, (4) EP1582032; Great Britain: EP1619817; Great Britain: EP1615384; Great Britain: EP1956756; Hong Kong:
implements rate, timing, and power control loops for proper HK1086125; Hong Kong: HK1091618; Hong Kong: HK1091615; Hungary: EP1615384; India: 220587; Ireland:
system operation, and (5) employs random access for system EP1615384; Italy: EP1582032; Italy: EP1619817; Italy: EP1615384; Italy: EP1956756; Japan: 4943654; Mexico:
access by the user terminals, fast acknowledgment, and quick 266860; Mexico: 296038; Netherlands: EP1615384; Republic of Korea: 10-1064012; Romania: EP1615384; Russian
resource assignments. Calibration may be performed to account Federation: 2335852; Russian Federation: 2485699; Russian Federation: 2485697; Russian Federation: 2485698;
for differences in the frequency responses of transmit/receive Spain: EP1582032; Spain: EP1619817; Spain: EP1615384; Spain: EP1956756; Sweden: EP1615384; Taiwan: I330043
chains at the access point and user terminals. The spatial
processing may then be simplified by taking advantage of the
reciprocal nature of the downlink and uplink and the calibration.

8913529 MIMO WLAN System A multiple-access MIMO WLAN system that employs MIMO, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8320301; United States: 8913529; United States: 9013974; United States: 20080285669; United
OFDM, and TDD. The system (1) uses a channel structure with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; States: 8462643; China P.R.: ZL200380104560.1; China P.R.: ZL200710193841.9; China P.R.: ZL200710193838.7;
number of configurable transport channels, (2) supports multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1615384; Brazil: PI0315677-0; Bulgaria: EP1615384; Canada: 2500355; Czech Republic: EP1615384;
rates and transmission modes, which are configurable based on European Patent Convention: EP2400694; European Patent Convention: EP2378695; European Patent Convention:
channel conditions and user terminal capabilities, (3) employs a EP2278728; Finland: EP1615384; France: EP1582032; France: EP1619817; France: EP1615384; France: EP1956756;
pilot structure with several types of pilot (e.g., beacon, MIMO, Germany: EP1582032; Germany: EP1619817; Germany: EP1615384; Germany: EP1956756; Great Britain:
steered reference, and carrier pilots) for different functions, (4) EP1582032; Great Britain: EP1619817; Great Britain: EP1615384; Great Britain: EP1956756; Hong Kong:
implements rate, timing, and power control loops for proper HK1086125; Hong Kong: HK1091618; Hong Kong: HK1091615; Hungary: EP1615384; India: 220587; Ireland:
system operation, and (5) employs random access for system EP1615384; Italy: EP1582032; Italy: EP1619817; Italy: EP1615384; Italy: EP1956756; Japan: 4943654; Mexico:
access by the user terminals, fast acknowledgment, and quick 266860; Mexico: 296038; Netherlands: EP1615384; Republic of Korea: 10-1064012; Romania: EP1615384; Russian
resource assignments. Calibration may be performed to account Federation: 2335852; Russian Federation: 2485699; Russian Federation: 2485697; Russian Federation: 2485698;
for differences in the frequency responses of transmit/receive Spain: EP1582032; Spain: EP1619817; Spain: EP1615384; Spain: EP1956756; Sweden: EP1615384; Taiwan: I330043
chains at the access point and user terminals. The spatial
processing may then be simplified by taking advantage of the
reciprocal nature of the downlink and uplink and the calibration.

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8320301 MIMO WLAN System A multiple-access MIMO WLAN system that employs MIMO, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8320301; United States: 8913529; United States: 9013974; United States: 20080285669; United
OFDM, and TDD. The system (1) uses a channel structure with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; States: 8462643; China P.R.: ZL200380104560.1; China P.R.: ZL200710193841.9; China P.R.: ZL200710193838.7;
number of configurable transport channels, (2) supports multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1615384; Brazil: PI0315677-0; Bulgaria: EP1615384; Canada: 2500355; Czech Republic: EP1615384;
rates and transmission modes, which are configurable based on European Patent Convention: EP2400694; European Patent Convention: EP2378695; European Patent Convention:
channel conditions and user terminal capabilities, (3) employs a EP2278728; Finland: EP1615384; France: EP1582032; France: EP1619817; France: EP1615384; France: EP1956756;
pilot structure with several types of pilot (e.g., beacon, MIMO, Germany: EP1582032; Germany: EP1619817; Germany: EP1615384; Germany: EP1956756; Great Britain:
steered reference, and carrier pilots) for different functions, (4) EP1582032; Great Britain: EP1619817; Great Britain: EP1615384; Great Britain: EP1956756; Hong Kong:
implements rate, timing, and power control loops for proper HK1086125; Hong Kong: HK1091618; Hong Kong: HK1091615; Hungary: EP1615384; India: 220587; Ireland:
system operation, and (5) employs random access for system EP1615384; Italy: EP1582032; Italy: EP1619817; Italy: EP1615384; Italy: EP1956756; Japan: 4943654; Mexico:
access by the user terminals, fast acknowledgment, and quick 266860; Mexico: 296038; Netherlands: EP1615384; Republic of Korea: 10-1064012; Romania: EP1615384; Russian
resource assignments. Calibration may be performed to account Federation: 2335852; Russian Federation: 2485699; Russian Federation: 2485697; Russian Federation: 2485698;
for differences in the frequency responses of transmit/receive Spain: EP1582032; Spain: EP1619817; Spain: EP1615384; Spain: EP1956756; Sweden: EP1615384; Taiwan: I330043
chains at the access point and user terminals. The spatial
processing may then be simplified by taking advantage of the
reciprocal nature of the downlink and uplink and the calibration.

9013974 MIMO WLAN System A multiple-access MIMO WLAN system that employs MIMO, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8320301; United States: 8913529; United States: 9013974; United States: 20080285669; United
OFDM, and TDD. The system (1) uses a channel structure with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; States: 8462643; China P.R.: ZL200380104560.1; China P.R.: ZL200710193841.9; China P.R.: ZL200710193838.7;
number of configurable transport channels, (2) supports multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1615384; Brazil: PI0315677-0; Bulgaria: EP1615384; Canada: 2500355; Czech Republic: EP1615384;
rates and transmission modes, which are configurable based on European Patent Convention: EP2400694; European Patent Convention: EP2378695; European Patent Convention:
channel conditions and user terminal capabilities, (3) employs a EP2278728; Finland: EP1615384; France: EP1582032; France: EP1619817; France: EP1615384; France: EP1956756;
pilot structure with several types of pilot (e.g., beacon, MIMO, Germany: EP1582032; Germany: EP1619817; Germany: EP1615384; Germany: EP1956756; Great Britain:
steered reference, and carrier pilots) for different functions, (4) EP1582032; Great Britain: EP1619817; Great Britain: EP1615384; Great Britain: EP1956756; Hong Kong:
implements rate, timing, and power control loops for proper HK1086125; Hong Kong: HK1091618; Hong Kong: HK1091615; Hungary: EP1615384; India: 220587; Ireland:
system operation, and (5) employs random access for system EP1615384; Italy: EP1582032; Italy: EP1619817; Italy: EP1615384; Italy: EP1956756; Japan: 4943654; Mexico:
access by the user terminals, fast acknowledgment, and quick 266860; Mexico: 296038; Netherlands: EP1615384; Republic of Korea: 10-1064012; Romania: EP1615384; Russian
resource assignments. Calibration may be performed to account Federation: 2335852; Russian Federation: 2485699; Russian Federation: 2485697; Russian Federation: 2485698;
for differences in the frequency responses of transmit/receive Spain: EP1582032; Spain: EP1619817; Spain: EP1615384; Spain: EP1956756; Sweden: EP1615384; Taiwan: I330043
chains at the access point and user terminals. The spatial
processing may then be simplified by taking advantage of the
reciprocal nature of the downlink and uplink and the calibration.

ZL200710193838.7 MIMO WLAN System A multiple-access MIMO WLAN system that employs MIMO, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8320301; United States: 8913529; United States: 9013974; United States: 20080285669; United
OFDM, and TDD. The system (1) uses a channel structure with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; States: 8462643; China P.R.: ZL200380104560.1; China P.R.: ZL200710193841.9; China P.R.: ZL200710193838.7;
number of configurable transport channels, (2) supports multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1615384; Brazil: PI0315677-0; Bulgaria: EP1615384; Canada: 2500355; Czech Republic: EP1615384;
rates and transmission modes, which are configurable based on European Patent Convention: EP2400694; European Patent Convention: EP2378695; European Patent Convention:
channel conditions and user terminal capabilities, (3) employs a EP2278728; Finland: EP1615384; France: EP1582032; France: EP1619817; France: EP1615384; France: EP1956756;
pilot structure with several types of pilot (e.g., beacon, MIMO, Germany: EP1582032; Germany: EP1619817; Germany: EP1615384; Germany: EP1956756; Great Britain:
steered reference, and carrier pilots) for different functions, (4) EP1582032; Great Britain: EP1619817; Great Britain: EP1615384; Great Britain: EP1956756; Hong Kong:
implements rate, timing, and power control loops for proper HK1086125; Hong Kong: HK1091618; Hong Kong: HK1091615; Hungary: EP1615384; India: 220587; Ireland:
system operation, and (5) employs random access for system EP1615384; Italy: EP1582032; Italy: EP1619817; Italy: EP1615384; Italy: EP1956756; Japan: 4943654; Mexico:
access by the user terminals, fast acknowledgment, and quick 266860; Mexico: 296038; Netherlands: EP1615384; Republic of Korea: 10-1064012; Romania: EP1615384; Russian
resource assignments. Calibration may be performed to account Federation: 2335852; Russian Federation: 2485699; Russian Federation: 2485697; Russian Federation: 2485698;
for differences in the frequency responses of transmit/receive Spain: EP1582032; Spain: EP1619817; Spain: EP1615384; Spain: EP1956756; Sweden: EP1615384; Taiwan: I330043
chains at the access point and user terminals. The spatial
processing may then be simplified by taking advantage of the
reciprocal nature of the downlink and uplink and the calibration.

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ZL200710193841.9 MIMO WLAN System A multiple-access MIMO WLAN system that employs MIMO, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8320301; United States: 8913529; United States: 9013974; United States: 20080285669; United
OFDM, and TDD. The system (1) uses a channel structure with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; States: 8462643; China P.R.: ZL200380104560.1; China P.R.: ZL200710193841.9; China P.R.: ZL200710193838.7;
number of configurable transport channels, (2) supports multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1615384; Brazil: PI0315677-0; Bulgaria: EP1615384; Canada: 2500355; Czech Republic: EP1615384;
rates and transmission modes, which are configurable based on European Patent Convention: EP2400694; European Patent Convention: EP2378695; European Patent Convention:
channel conditions and user terminal capabilities, (3) employs a EP2278728; Finland: EP1615384; France: EP1582032; France: EP1619817; France: EP1615384; France: EP1956756;
pilot structure with several types of pilot (e.g., beacon, MIMO, Germany: EP1582032; Germany: EP1619817; Germany: EP1615384; Germany: EP1956756; Great Britain:
steered reference, and carrier pilots) for different functions, (4) EP1582032; Great Britain: EP1619817; Great Britain: EP1615384; Great Britain: EP1956756; Hong Kong:
implements rate, timing, and power control loops for proper HK1086125; Hong Kong: HK1091618; Hong Kong: HK1091615; Hungary: EP1615384; India: 220587; Ireland:
system operation, and (5) employs random access for system EP1615384; Italy: EP1582032; Italy: EP1619817; Italy: EP1615384; Italy: EP1956756; Japan: 4943654; Mexico:
access by the user terminals, fast acknowledgment, and quick 266860; Mexico: 296038; Netherlands: EP1615384; Republic of Korea: 10-1064012; Romania: EP1615384; Russian
resource assignments. Calibration may be performed to account Federation: 2335852; Russian Federation: 2485699; Russian Federation: 2485697; Russian Federation: 2485698;
for differences in the frequency responses of transmit/receive Spain: EP1582032; Spain: EP1619817; Spain: EP1615384; Spain: EP1956756; Sweden: EP1615384; Taiwan: I330043
chains at the access point and user terminals. The spatial
processing may then be simplified by taking advantage of the
reciprocal nature of the downlink and uplink and the calibration.

ZL200380104560.1 MIMO WLAN System A multiple-access MIMO WLAN system that employs MIMO, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8320301; United States: 8913529; United States: 9013974; United States: 20080285669; United
OFDM, and TDD. The system (1) uses a channel structure with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; States: 8462643; China P.R.: ZL200380104560.1; China P.R.: ZL200710193841.9; China P.R.: ZL200710193838.7;
number of configurable transport channels, (2) supports multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1615384; Brazil: PI0315677-0; Bulgaria: EP1615384; Canada: 2500355; Czech Republic: EP1615384;
rates and transmission modes, which are configurable based on European Patent Convention: EP2400694; European Patent Convention: EP2378695; European Patent Convention:
channel conditions and user terminal capabilities, (3) employs a EP2278728; Finland: EP1615384; France: EP1582032; France: EP1619817; France: EP1615384; France: EP1956756;
pilot structure with several types of pilot (e.g., beacon, MIMO, Germany: EP1582032; Germany: EP1619817; Germany: EP1615384; Germany: EP1956756; Great Britain:
steered reference, and carrier pilots) for different functions, (4) EP1582032; Great Britain: EP1619817; Great Britain: EP1615384; Great Britain: EP1956756; Hong Kong:
implements rate, timing, and power control loops for proper HK1086125; Hong Kong: HK1091618; Hong Kong: HK1091615; Hungary: EP1615384; India: 220587; Ireland:
system operation, and (5) employs random access for system EP1615384; Italy: EP1582032; Italy: EP1619817; Italy: EP1615384; Italy: EP1956756; Japan: 4943654; Mexico:
access by the user terminals, fast acknowledgment, and quick 266860; Mexico: 296038; Netherlands: EP1615384; Republic of Korea: 10-1064012; Romania: EP1615384; Russian
resource assignments. Calibration may be performed to account Federation: 2335852; Russian Federation: 2485699; Russian Federation: 2485697; Russian Federation: 2485698;
for differences in the frequency responses of transmit/receive Spain: EP1582032; Spain: EP1619817; Spain: EP1615384; Spain: EP1956756; Sweden: EP1615384; Taiwan: I330043
chains at the access point and user terminals. The spatial
processing may then be simplified by taking advantage of the
reciprocal nature of the downlink and uplink and the calibration.

8218609 Closed-loop rate control for a Closed-loop rate control for data transmission on multiple parallel SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8218609; China P.R.: ZL200380102101.X; European Patent Convention: EP1556981; France:
multi-channel channels is provided. An inner loop estimates the channel SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; EP2256978; Germany: EP2256978; Great Britain: EP2256978; India: 247917; India: 3125/CHENP/2011; Italy:
communication system conditions for a communication link and selects a suitable data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2256978; Japan: 5068945; Japan: 5642382; Mexico: 274331; Netherlands: EP2256978; Republic of Korea: 10-
rate for each of the multiple parallel channels based on the 1041290; Russian Federation: 2358390; Spain: EP2256978; Taiwan: I357240
channel estimates. For each parallel channel, a received SNR is
computed based on the channel estimates, an operating SNR is
computed based on the received SNR and an SNR offset for the
parallel channel, and the data rate is selected based on the
operating SNR for the parallel channel and a set of required SNRs
for a set of data rates supported by the system. An outer loop
estimates the quality of data transmissions received on the
multiple parallel channels and adjusts the operation of the inner
loop. For example, the SNR offset for each parallel channel is
adjusted based on the status of packets received on that parallel
channel.

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ZL200380102101.X Closed-loop rate control for a Closed-loop rate control for data transmission on multiple parallel SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8218609; China P.R.: ZL200380102101.X; European Patent Convention: EP1556981; France:
multi-channel channels is provided. An inner loop estimates the channel SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; EP2256978; Germany: EP2256978; Great Britain: EP2256978; India: 247917; India: 3125/CHENP/2011; Italy:
communication system conditions for a communication link and selects a suitable data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2256978; Japan: 5068945; Japan: 5642382; Mexico: 274331; Netherlands: EP2256978; Republic of Korea: 10-
rate for each of the multiple parallel channels based on the 1041290; Russian Federation: 2358390; Spain: EP2256978; Taiwan: I357240
channel estimates. For each parallel channel, a received SNR is
computed based on the channel estimates, an operating SNR is
computed based on the received SNR and an SNR offset for the
parallel channel, and the data rate is selected based on the
operating SNR for the parallel channel and a set of required SNRs
for a set of data rates supported by the system. An outer loop
estimates the quality of data transmissions received on the
multiple parallel channels and adjusts the operation of the inner
loop. For example, the SNR offset for each parallel channel is
adjusted based on the status of packets received on that parallel
channel.

8090577 Bandwidth-adaptive Methods and apparatus are presented for determining the type SDO: ETSI Project: AMR-WB+ Spec: TS 26.273; United States: 8090577; Brazil: PI0313317-6; France: EP1535277; Germany: EP1535277; Great Britain: EP1535277;
quantization of acoustic signal and the type of frequency spectrum exhibited SDO: ETSI Project: AMR-WB+ Spec: TS 26.290; India: 220954; Japan: 5280480; Republic of Korea: 10-1081781
by the acoustic signal in order to selectively delete parameter SDO: ETSI Project: AMR-WB+ Spec: TS 26.304;
information before vector quantization. The bits that would
otherwise be allocated to the deleted parameters can then be re-
allocated to the quantization of the remaining parameters, which
results in an improvement of the perceptual quality of the
synthesized acoustic signal. Alternatively, the bits that would
have been allocated to the deleted parameters are dropped,
resulting in an overall bit-rate reduction.

8169944 Random access for wireless Techniques for facilitating random access in wireless multiple- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8169944; United States: 8711763; China P.R.: CN1717901; China P.R.: ZL200810005768.2; China
multiple-access access communication systems. A random access channel (RACH) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: ZL201010129245.6; Australia: 2003287294; Australia: 2009233866; Australia: 2011253751; Brazil: PI0315561-
communication systems is defined to comprise a "fast" RACH (F-RACH) and a "slow" RACH SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 7; Canada: 2501398; Canada: 2810036; France: EP2150005; France: EP2337292; Germany: EP1557003; Germany:
(S-RACH). The F-RACH and S-RACH can efficiently support user EP2150005; Germany: EP2337292; Great Britain: EP1557003; Great Britain: EP2150005; Great Britain: EP2337292;
terminals in different operating states and employ different Hong Kong: HK1150709; Hong Kong: HK1121899; India: 220066; Indonesia: ID0025615; Israel: 167570; Israel:
designs. The F-RACH can be used to quickly access the system, 204412; Italy: EP2150005; Italy: EP2337292; Japan: 4509793; Mexico: 277993; Mexico: 300879; Netherlands:
and the S-RACH is more robust and can support user terminals in EP2337292; Republic of Korea: 10-1149096; Republic of Korea: 10-1236306; Russian Federation: 2359412; Russian
various operating states and conditions. The F-RACH may be Federation: 2417560; Spain: EP2150005; Spain: EP2337292; Taiwan: I343724
used by user terminals that have registered with the system and
can compensate for their round trip delays (RTDs) by properly
advancing their transmit timing. The S-RACH may be used by user
terminals that may or may not have registered with the system,
and may or may not be able to compensate for their RTDs. The
user terminals may use the F-RACH or S-RACH, or both, to gain
access to the system.

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8711763 Random access for wireless Techniques for facilitating random access in wireless multiple- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8169944; United States: 8711763; China P.R.: CN1717901; China P.R.: ZL200810005768.2; China
multiple-access access communication systems. A random access channel (RACH) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: ZL201010129245.6; Australia: 2003287294; Australia: 2009233866; Australia: 2011253751; Brazil: PI0315561-
communication systems is defined to comprise a "fast" RACH (F-RACH) and a "slow" RACH SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 7; Canada: 2501398; Canada: 2810036; France: EP2150005; France: EP2337292; Germany: EP1557003; Germany:
(S-RACH). The F-RACH and S-RACH can efficiently support user EP2150005; Germany: EP2337292; Great Britain: EP1557003; Great Britain: EP2150005; Great Britain: EP2337292;
terminals in different operating states and employ different Hong Kong: HK1150709; Hong Kong: HK1121899; India: 220066; Indonesia: ID0025615; Israel: 167570; Israel:
designs. The F-RACH can be used to quickly access the system, 204412; Italy: EP2150005; Italy: EP2337292; Japan: 4509793; Mexico: 277993; Mexico: 300879; Netherlands:
and the S-RACH is more robust and can support user terminals in EP2337292; Republic of Korea: 10-1149096; Republic of Korea: 10-1236306; Russian Federation: 2359412; Russian
various operating states and conditions. The F-RACH may be Federation: 2417560; Spain: EP2150005; Spain: EP2337292; Taiwan: I343724
used by user terminals that have registered with the system and
can compensate for their round trip delays (RTDs) by properly
advancing their transmit timing. The S-RACH may be used by user
terminals that may or may not have registered with the system,
and may or may not be able to compensate for their RTDs. The
user terminals may use the F-RACH or S-RACH, or both, to gain
access to the system.

ZL200810005768.2 Random access for wireless Techniques for facilitating random access in wireless multiple- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8169944; United States: 8711763; China P.R.: CN1717901; China P.R.: ZL200810005768.2; China
multiple-access access communication systems. A random access channel (RACH) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: ZL201010129245.6; Australia: 2003287294; Australia: 2009233866; Australia: 2011253751; Brazil: PI0315561-
communication systems is defined to comprise a "fast" RACH (F-RACH) and a "slow" RACH SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 7; Canada: 2501398; Canada: 2810036; France: EP2150005; France: EP2337292; Germany: EP1557003; Germany:
(S-RACH). The F-RACH and S-RACH can efficiently support user EP2150005; Germany: EP2337292; Great Britain: EP1557003; Great Britain: EP2150005; Great Britain: EP2337292;
terminals in different operating states and employ different Hong Kong: HK1150709; Hong Kong: HK1121899; India: 220066; Indonesia: ID0025615; Israel: 167570; Israel:
designs. The F-RACH can be used to quickly access the system, 204412; Italy: EP2150005; Italy: EP2337292; Japan: 4509793; Mexico: 277993; Mexico: 300879; Netherlands:
and the S-RACH is more robust and can support user terminals in EP2337292; Republic of Korea: 10-1149096; Republic of Korea: 10-1236306; Russian Federation: 2359412; Russian
various operating states and conditions. The F-RACH may be Federation: 2417560; Spain: EP2150005; Spain: EP2337292; Taiwan: I343724
used by user terminals that have registered with the system and
can compensate for their round trip delays (RTDs) by properly
advancing their transmit timing. The S-RACH may be used by user
terminals that may or may not have registered with the system,
and may or may not be able to compensate for their RTDs. The
user terminals may use the F-RACH or S-RACH, or both, to gain
access to the system.

CN1717901 Random access for wireless Techniques for facilitating random access in wireless multiple- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8169944; United States: 8711763; China P.R.: CN1717901; China P.R.: ZL200810005768.2; China
multiple-access access communication systems. A random access channel (RACH) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: ZL201010129245.6; Australia: 2003287294; Australia: 2009233866; Australia: 2011253751; Brazil: PI0315561-
communication systems is defined to comprise a "fast" RACH (F-RACH) and a "slow" RACH SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 7; Canada: 2501398; Canada: 2810036; France: EP2150005; France: EP2337292; Germany: EP1557003; Germany:
(S-RACH). The F-RACH and S-RACH can efficiently support user EP2150005; Germany: EP2337292; Great Britain: EP1557003; Great Britain: EP2150005; Great Britain: EP2337292;
terminals in different operating states and employ different Hong Kong: HK1150709; Hong Kong: HK1121899; India: 220066; Indonesia: ID0025615; Israel: 167570; Israel:
designs. The F-RACH can be used to quickly access the system, 204412; Italy: EP2150005; Italy: EP2337292; Japan: 4509793; Mexico: 277993; Mexico: 300879; Netherlands:
and the S-RACH is more robust and can support user terminals in EP2337292; Republic of Korea: 10-1149096; Republic of Korea: 10-1236306; Russian Federation: 2359412; Russian
various operating states and conditions. The F-RACH may be Federation: 2417560; Spain: EP2150005; Spain: EP2337292; Taiwan: I343724
used by user terminals that have registered with the system and
can compensate for their round trip delays (RTDs) by properly
advancing their transmit timing. The S-RACH may be used by user
terminals that may or may not have registered with the system,
and may or may not be able to compensate for their RTDs. The
user terminals may use the F-RACH or S-RACH, or both, to gain
access to the system.

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ZL201010129245.6 Random access for wireless Techniques for facilitating random access in wireless multiple- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8169944; United States: 8711763; China P.R.: CN1717901; China P.R.: ZL200810005768.2; China
multiple-access access communication systems. A random access channel (RACH) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: ZL201010129245.6; Australia: 2003287294; Australia: 2009233866; Australia: 2011253751; Brazil: PI0315561-
communication systems is defined to comprise a "fast" RACH (F-RACH) and a "slow" RACH SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 7; Canada: 2501398; Canada: 2810036; France: EP2150005; France: EP2337292; Germany: EP1557003; Germany:
(S-RACH). The F-RACH and S-RACH can efficiently support user EP2150005; Germany: EP2337292; Great Britain: EP1557003; Great Britain: EP2150005; Great Britain: EP2337292;
terminals in different operating states and employ different Hong Kong: HK1150709; Hong Kong: HK1121899; India: 220066; Indonesia: ID0025615; Israel: 167570; Israel:
designs. The F-RACH can be used to quickly access the system, 204412; Italy: EP2150005; Italy: EP2337292; Japan: 4509793; Mexico: 277993; Mexico: 300879; Netherlands:
and the S-RACH is more robust and can support user terminals in EP2337292; Republic of Korea: 10-1149096; Republic of Korea: 10-1236306; Russian Federation: 2359412; Russian
various operating states and conditions. The F-RACH may be Federation: 2417560; Spain: EP2150005; Spain: EP2337292; Taiwan: I343724
used by user terminals that have registered with the system and
can compensate for their round trip delays (RTDs) by properly
advancing their transmit timing. The S-RACH may be used by user
terminals that may or may not have registered with the system,
and may or may not be able to compensate for their RTDs. The
user terminals may use the F-RACH or S-RACH, or both, to gain
access to the system.

7653142 Channel estimation and Channel estimation and spatial processing for a TDD MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7151809; United States: 7653142; China P.R.: ZL200380107050.X; Brazil: PI0315558-7; Canada:
spatial processing for TDD system. Calibration may be performed to account for differences SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 2502804; Canada: 2753403; Canada: 2753327; France: EP1559209; Germany: EP1559209; Great Britain:
MIMO systems in the responses of transmit/receive chains at the access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1559209; India: 222537; Italy: EP1559209; Japan: 4860925; Mexico: 254164; Mexico: 275649; Netherlands:
and user terminal. During normal operation, a MIMO pilot is EP1559209; Republic of Korea: 10-1060412; Russian Federation: 2351071; Spain: EP1559209; Taiwan: I358914
transmitted on a first link and used to derive an estimate of the
first link channel response, which is decomposed to obtain a
diagonal matrix of singular values and a first unitary matrix
containing both left eigenvectors of the first link and right
eigenvectors of a second link. A steered reference is transmitted
on the second link using the eigenvectors in the first unitary
matrix, and is processed to obtain the diagonal matrix and a
second unitary matrix containing both left eigenvectors of the
second link and right eigenvectors of the first link. Each unitary
matrix may be used to perform spatial processing for data
transmission/reception via both links.

7151809 Channel estimation and Channel estimation and spatial processing for a TDD MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7151809; United States: 7653142; China P.R.: ZL200380107050.X; Brazil: PI0315558-7; Canada:
spatial processing for TDD system. Calibration may be performed to account for differences SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 2502804; Canada: 2753403; Canada: 2753327; France: EP1559209; Germany: EP1559209; Great Britain:
MIMO systems in the responses of transmit/receive chains at the access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1559209; India: 222537; Italy: EP1559209; Japan: 4860925; Mexico: 254164; Mexico: 275649; Netherlands:
and user terminal. During normal operation, a MIMO pilot is EP1559209; Republic of Korea: 10-1060412; Russian Federation: 2351071; Spain: EP1559209; Taiwan: I358914
transmitted on a first link and used to derive an estimate of the
first link channel response, which is decomposed to obtain a
diagonal matrix of singular values and a first unitary matrix
containing both left eigenvectors of the first link and right
eigenvectors of a second link. A steered reference is transmitted
on the second link using the eigenvectors in the first unitary
matrix, and is processed to obtain the diagonal matrix and a
second unitary matrix containing both left eigenvectors of the
second link and right eigenvectors of the first link. Each unitary
matrix may be used to perform spatial processing for data
transmission/reception via both links.

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ZL200380107050.X Channel estimation and Channel estimation and spatial processing for a TDD MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7151809; United States: 7653142; China P.R.: ZL200380107050.X; Brazil: PI0315558-7; Canada:
spatial processing for TDD system. Calibration may be performed to account for differences SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 2502804; Canada: 2753403; Canada: 2753327; France: EP1559209; Germany: EP1559209; Great Britain:
MIMO systems in the responses of transmit/receive chains at the access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1559209; India: 222537; Italy: EP1559209; Japan: 4860925; Mexico: 254164; Mexico: 275649; Netherlands:
and user terminal. During normal operation, a MIMO pilot is EP1559209; Republic of Korea: 10-1060412; Russian Federation: 2351071; Spain: EP1559209; Taiwan: I358914
transmitted on a first link and used to derive an estimate of the
first link channel response, which is decomposed to obtain a
diagonal matrix of singular values and a first unitary matrix
containing both left eigenvectors of the first link and right
eigenvectors of a second link. A steered reference is transmitted
on the second link using the eigenvectors in the first unitary
matrix, and is processed to obtain the diagonal matrix and a
second unitary matrix containing both left eigenvectors of the
second link and right eigenvectors of the first link. Each unitary
matrix may be used to perform spatial processing for data
transmission/reception via both links.

8134976 Channel calibration for a Techniques are described to calibrate the downlink and uplink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8134976; United States: 8750151; China P.R.: ZL200380106797.3; European Patent Convention:
time division duplexed channels to account for differences in the frequency responses of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1557017; European Patent Convention: EP2166688; European Patent Convention: EP2357769; India: 222355;
communication system the transmit and receive chains at an access point and a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Japan: 5528867; Mexico: 274358; Republic of Korea: 10-1014502; Russian Federation: 2437220; Taiwan: I363515
terminal. In one method, pilots are transmitted on the downlink
and uplink channels and used to derive estimates of the downlink
and uplink channel responses, respectively. Correction factors for
the access point and correction factors for the user terminal are
determined based on (e.g., by performing matrix-ratio
computation or minimum mean square error (MMSE)
computation on) the downlink and uplink channel response
estimates. The correction factors for the access point and the
correction factors for the user terminal are used to obtain a
calibrated downlink channel and a calibrated uplink channel,
which are transpose of one another. The calibration may be
performed in real time based on over-the-air transmission.

8750151 Channel calibration for a Techniques are described to calibrate the downlink and uplink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8134976; United States: 8750151; China P.R.: ZL200380106797.3; European Patent Convention:
time division duplexed channels to account for differences in the frequency responses of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1557017; European Patent Convention: EP2166688; European Patent Convention: EP2357769; India: 222355;
communication system the transmit and receive chains at an access point and a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Japan: 5528867; Mexico: 274358; Republic of Korea: 10-1014502; Russian Federation: 2437220; Taiwan: I363515
terminal. In one method, pilots are transmitted on the downlink
and uplink channels and used to derive estimates of the downlink
and uplink channel responses, respectively. Correction factors for
the access point and correction factors for the user terminal are
determined based on (e.g., by performing matrix-ratio
computation or minimum mean square error (MMSE)
computation on) the downlink and uplink channel response
estimates. The correction factors for the access point and the
correction factors for the user terminal are used to obtain a
calibrated downlink channel and a calibrated uplink channel,
which are transpose of one another. The calibration may be
performed in real time based on over-the-air transmission.

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ZL200380106797.3 Channel calibration for a Techniques are described to calibrate the downlink and uplink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8134976; United States: 8750151; China P.R.: ZL200380106797.3; European Patent Convention:
time division duplexed channels to account for differences in the frequency responses of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1557017; European Patent Convention: EP2166688; European Patent Convention: EP2357769; India: 222355;
communication system the transmit and receive chains at an access point and a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Japan: 5528867; Mexico: 274358; Republic of Korea: 10-1014502; Russian Federation: 2437220; Taiwan: I363515
terminal. In one method, pilots are transmitted on the downlink
and uplink channels and used to derive estimates of the downlink
and uplink channel responses, respectively. Correction factors for
the access point and correction factors for the user terminal are
determined based on (e.g., by performing matrix-ratio
computation or minimum mean square error (MMSE)
computation on) the downlink and uplink channel response
estimates. The correction factors for the access point and the
correction factors for the user terminal are used to obtain a
calibrated downlink channel and a calibrated uplink channel,
which are transpose of one another. The calibration may be
performed in real time based on over-the-air transmission.

8570988 Channel calibration for a Techniques are described to calibrate the downlink and uplink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8570988; China P.R.: ZL200680006710.9; China P.R.: ZL201110026315.X; European Patent
time division duplexed channels to account for differences in the frequency responses of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; Convention: EP1847036; India: 247623; India: 161/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 4773461; Republic of Korea: 10-0958957;
communication system the transmit and receive chains at an access point and a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Russian Federation: 2407151; Taiwan: I371188
terminal. In one method, pilots are transmitted on the downlink
and uplink channels and used to derive estimates of the downlink
and uplink channel responses, respectively. Correction factors for
the access point and correction factors for the user terminal are
determined based on (e.g., by performing matrix-ratio
computation or minimum mean square error (MMSE)
computation on) the downlink and uplink channel response
estimates. The correction factors for the access point and the
correction factors for the user terminal are used to obtain a
calibrated downlink channel and a calibrated uplink channel,
which are transpose of one another. The calibration may be
performed in real time based on over-the-air transmission.

ZL200680006710.9 Method and apparatus for Techniques are described to calibrate the downlink and uplink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8570988; China P.R.: ZL200680006710.9; China P.R.: ZL201110026315.X; European Patent
channel calibration for a time channels to account for differences in the frequency responses of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; Convention: EP1847036; India: 247623; India: 161/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 4773461; Republic of Korea: 10-0958957;
division duplexed the transmit and receive chains at an access point and a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Russian Federation: 2407151; Taiwan: I371188
communication system terminal. In one method, pilots are transmitted on the downlink
and uplink channels and used to derive estimates of the downlink
and uplink channel responses, respectively. Correction factors for
the access point and correction factors for the user terminal are
determined based on (e.g., by performing matrix-ratio
computation or minimum mean square error (MMSE)
computation on) the downlink and uplink channel response
estimates. The correction factors for the access point and the
correction factors for the user terminal are used to obtain a
calibrated downlink channel and a calibrated uplink channel,
which are transpose of one another. The calibration may be
performed in real time based on over-the-air transmission.

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ZL201110026315.X Channel calibration for a Techniques are described to calibrate the downlink and uplink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8570988; China P.R.: ZL200680006710.9; China P.R.: ZL201110026315.X; European Patent
time division duplexed channels to account for differences in the frequency responses of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; Convention: EP1847036; India: 247623; India: 161/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 4773461; Republic of Korea: 10-0958957;
communication system the transmit and receive chains at an access point and a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Russian Federation: 2407151; Taiwan: I371188
terminal. In one method, pilots are transmitted on the downlink
and uplink channels and used to derive estimates of the downlink
and uplink channel responses, respectively. Correction factors for
the access point and correction factors for the user terminal are
determined based on (e.g., by performing matrix-ratio
computation or minimum mean square error (MMSE)
computation on) the downlink and uplink channel response
estimates. The correction factors for the access point and the
correction factors for the user terminal are used to obtain a
calibrated downlink channel and a calibrated uplink channel,
which are transpose of one another. The calibration may be
performed in real time based on over-the-air transmission.

8213390 Reverse link automatic An Access Network (AN) can send an acknowledge message (ACK) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8213390; China P.R.: ZL200380102096.2; Australia: 2003287292; Brazil: PI0315559-5; Canada:
repeat request to an Access Terminal (AT) to indicate that the AN has SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; 2501919; European Patent Convention: EP1559234; India: 226656; Indonesia: IDP0024684; Israel: 167790; Japan:
successfully decoded the data received in the first set of slots of 5053513; Japan: 2011-019237; Mexico: 270179; Republic of Korea: 10-1038265; Russian Federation: 2347319;
the first data packet. The AN can send a negative acknowledge Taiwan: I339515; Ukraine: 84278
message (NAK) to the AT to indicate that the AN has not
successfully decoded the data received in the first set of slots of a
first data packet. Based upon receipt of the NAK, the AT can
resend the data by sending a second set of slots of the first data
packet containing redundant data. Based upon receipt of the ACK,
the AT can send a first set of slots of another packet. The AT can
gate off for a predetermined period of time after sending the first
set of slots of a first packet and before sending a next set of slots.

ZL200380102096.2 Reverse link automatic An Access Network (AN) can send an acknowledge message (ACK) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8213390; China P.R.: ZL200380102096.2; Australia: 2003287292; Brazil: PI0315559-5; Canada:
repeat request to an Access Terminal (AT) to indicate that the AN has SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; 2501919; European Patent Convention: EP1559234; India: 226656; Indonesia: IDP0024684; Israel: 167790; Japan:
successfully decoded the data received in the first set of slots of 5053513; Japan: 2011-019237; Mexico: 270179; Republic of Korea: 10-1038265; Russian Federation: 2347319;
the first data packet. The AN can send a negative acknowledge Taiwan: I339515; Ukraine: 84278
message (NAK) to the AT to indicate that the AN has not
successfully decoded the data received in the first set of slots of a
first data packet. Based upon receipt of the NAK, the AT can
resend the data by sending a second set of slots of the first data
packet containing redundant data. Based upon receipt of the ACK,
the AT can send a first set of slots of another packet. The AT can
gate off for a predetermined period of time after sending the first
set of slots of a first packet and before sending a next set of slots.

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7564818 Reverse link automatic An Access Network (AN) can send an acknowledge message (ACK) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7564818; United States: 8116283
repeat request to an Access Terminal (AT) to indicate that the AN has SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321;
successfully decoded the data received in the first set of slots of
the first data packet. The AN can send a negative acknowledge
message (NAK) to the AT to indicate that the AN has not
successfully decoded the data received in the first set of slots of a
first data packet. Based upon receipt of the NAK, the AT can
resend the data by sending a second set of slots of the first data
packet containing redundant data. Based upon receipt of the ACK,
the AT can send a first set of slots of another packet. The AT can
gate off for a predetermined period of time after sending the first
set of slots of a first packet and before sending a next set of slots.

8116283 Reverse link automatic An Access Network (AN) can send an acknowledge message (ACK) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7564818; United States: 8116283
repeat request to an Access Terminal (AT) to indicate that the AN has SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321;
successfully decoded the data received in the first set of slots of
the first data packet. The AN can send a negative acknowledge
message (NAK) to the AT to indicate that the AN has not
successfully decoded the data received in the first set of slots of a
first data packet. Based upon receipt of the NAK, the AT can
resend the data by sending a second set of slots of the first data
packet containing redundant data. Based upon receipt of the ACK,
the AT can send a first set of slots of another packet. The AT can
gate off for a predetermined period of time after sending the first
set of slots of a first packet and before sending a next set of slots.

ZL03823745.8 Method and system for An outer decoder and an inner decoder encode a block of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; China P.R.: ZL03823745.8; Australia: 2003262724; Germany: EP1540975; Great Britain: EP1540975; Hong Kong:
communicating content on a information to be transmitted, to improve protection by adding SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; HK1083969; India: 218779; Indonesia: ID0019774; Israel: 166501; Japan: 4331108; Mexico: 250068; Republic of
broadcast services redundancy. The redundancy permits decoding of the information SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; Korea: 10-0972763; Russian Federation: 2330385; Russian Federation: 2482608; Taiwan: I348328; Taiwan:
communication system from less than a complete encoded block of information. Time re- SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; I435646; Ukraine: 83347
alignment of two transmissions of the same content from two SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
base stations can mitigate the problem of clipped frames. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
user of the subscriber station can experience seamless service
without loss of content, even when handing over to a new cell
while receiving a buffer of broadcast content.

7643452 Method and system for An outer decoder and an inner decoder encode a block of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7020109; United States: 7643452
communicating content on a information to be transmitted, to improve protection by adding SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321;
broadcast services redundancy. The redundancy permits decoding of the information SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322;
communication system from less than a complete encoded block of information. Time re- SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331;
alignment of two transmissions of the same content from two SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
base stations can mitigate the problem of clipped frames. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
user of the subscriber station can experience seamless service
without loss of content, even when handing over to a new cell
while receiving a buffer of broadcast content.

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7020109 Method and system for An outer decoder and an inner decoder encode a block of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7020109; United States: 7643452
communicating content on a information to be transmitted, to improve protection by adding SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321;
broadcast services redundancy. The redundancy permits decoding of the information SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322;
communication system from less than a complete encoded block of information. Time re- SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331;
alignment of two transmissions of the same content from two SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
base stations can mitigate the problem of clipped frames. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
user of the subscriber station can experience seamless service
without loss of content, even when handing over to a new cell
while receiving a buffer of broadcast content.

7675944 Method and system for An outer decoder and an inner decoder encode a block of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7016327; United States: 7675944; United States: 8010111
communicating content on a information to be transmitted, to improve protection by adding SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321;
broadcast services redundancy. The redundancy permits decoding of the information SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322;
communication system from less than a complete encoded block of information. Time re- SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331;
alignment of two transmissions of the same content from two SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
base stations can mitigate the problem of clipped frames. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
user of the subscriber station can experience seamless service
without loss of content, even when handing over to a new cell
while receiving a buffer of broadcast content.

7016327 Method and system for An outer decoder and an inner decoder encode a block of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7016327; United States: 7675944; United States: 8010111
communicating content on a information to be transmitted, to improve protection by adding SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321;
broadcast services redundancy. The redundancy permits decoding of the information SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322;
communication system from less than a complete encoded block of information. Time re- SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331;
alignment of two transmissions of the same content from two SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
base stations can mitigate the problem of clipped frames. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
user of the subscriber station can experience seamless service
without loss of content, even when handing over to a new cell
while receiving a buffer of broadcast content.

8010111 Method and system for An outer decoder and an inner decoder encode a block of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7016327; United States: 7675944; United States: 8010111
communicating content on a information to be transmitted, to improve protection by adding SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321;
broadcast services redundancy. The redundancy permits decoding of the information SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322;
communication system from less than a complete encoded block of information. Time re- SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331;
alignment of two transmissions of the same content from two SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
base stations can mitigate the problem of clipped frames. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
user of the subscriber station can experience seamless service
without loss of content, even when handing over to a new cell
while receiving a buffer of broadcast content.

7289786 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for providing emergency notification by SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 7289786; Japan: 5269953; Mexico: 256944
communicating emergency a wireless mobile device in response to triggering a sensor. A SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.268;
information using wireless detection system, which may be located within a vehicle,
devices comprises one or more sensors configured to sense an
emergency event and transmit a message via a wireless link
regarding the emergency event. For example, the wireless mobile
device may be programmed to call a predetermined emergency
number such as E911, and transmit data including position and
other information from the mobile device to the emergency
number in response to the received message.

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7574195 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for providing emergency notification by SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 7574195; United States: 7904053
communicating emergency a wireless mobile device in response to triggering a sensor. A SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.268;
information using wireless detection system, which may be located within a vehicle,
devices comprises one or more sensors configured to sense an
emergency event and transmit a message via a wireless link
regarding the emergency event. For example, the wireless mobile
device may be programmed to call a predetermined emergency
number such as E911, and transmit data including position and
other information from the mobile device to the emergency
number in response to the received message.

7904053 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for providing emergency notification by SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 7574195; United States: 7904053
communicating emergency a wireless mobile device in response to triggering a sensor. A SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.268;
information using wireless detection system, which may be located within a vehicle,
devices comprises one or more sensors configured to sense an
emergency event and transmit a message via a wireless link
regarding the emergency event. For example, the wireless mobile
device may be programmed to call a predetermined emergency
number such as E911, and transmit data including position and
other information from the mobile device to the emergency
number in response to the received message.

7324815 Remote Interaction with a A system, method, and program for remotely interacting with a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320; United States: 7324815; Venezuela: VE2003-001115
Wireless Device Resident diagnostic interface resident on wireless computer devices. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331;
Diagnostic Interface Across a wireless device provides an accessible diagnostic interface that SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320;
Wireless Network allows reads and/or writes to device resident diagnostic data and
tools. Through use of the interaction, wireless device status data
and network status data can be gathered and utilized, and if so
embodied, the diagnostic tools resident on the wireless devices
can be manipulated to alter wireless device operation.

8037188 Soft handoff across different A method for soft handoff across different networks is disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8037188; United States: 20110317667; China P.R.: CN1751495; China P.R.: CN103826274; Australia:
networks assisted by an end- A first communication link through a first network is used for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.237; 2010200855; Australia: 2011218705; Austria: EP1647127; Belgium: EP1647127; Brazil: PI0407444-0; Canada:
to-end application protocol communicating between a first user agent and a second user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.237; 2515902; Denmark: EP1647127; European Patent Convention: EP2833601; Finland: EP1647127; France:
agent. The user agents negotiate to use a second communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.206; EP1647127; Germany: EP1647127; Great Britain: EP1647127; Greece: EP1647127; Hong Kong: HK1089575;
link for the same call. The second communication link is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 24.206; Hungary: EP1647127; India: 223963; Indonesia: 046.0441A; Ireland: EP1647127; Israel: 170108; Israel: 214230;
established through a second network between the first user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Italy: EP1647127; Japan: 5431371; Japan: 5851936; Japan: 2015-213341; Mexico: 272219; Netherlands:
agent and the second user agent while maintaining the first EP1647127; Portugal: EP1647127; Republic of Korea: 10-1007610; Romania: EP1647127; Russian Federation:
communication link. Related data is sent through the first 2363112; Russian Federation: 2395922; Russian Federation: 2469486; Spain: EP1647127; Sweden: EP1647127;
communication link and the second communication link such that Switzerland: EP1647127; Taiwan: I339967; Ukraine: 92130; Ukraine: 104277; Ukraine: 94358
the related data is for the same call. The first communication link
is dropped and communication is continued using the second
communication link.

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20110317667 Soft handoff across different A method for soft handoff across different networks is disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8037188; United States: 20110317667; China P.R.: CN1751495; China P.R.: CN103826274; Australia:
networks assisted by an end- A first communication link through a first network is used for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.237; 2010200855; Australia: 2011218705; Austria: EP1647127; Belgium: EP1647127; Brazil: PI0407444-0; Canada:
to-end application protocol communicating between a first user agent and a second user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.237; 2515902; Denmark: EP1647127; European Patent Convention: EP2833601; Finland: EP1647127; France:
agent. The user agents negotiate to use a second communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.206; EP1647127; Germany: EP1647127; Great Britain: EP1647127; Greece: EP1647127; Hong Kong: HK1089575;
link for the same call. The second communication link is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 24.206; Hungary: EP1647127; India: 223963; Indonesia: 046.0441A; Ireland: EP1647127; Israel: 170108; Israel: 214230;
established through a second network between the first user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Italy: EP1647127; Japan: 5431371; Japan: 5851936; Japan: 2015-213341; Mexico: 272219; Netherlands:
agent and the second user agent while maintaining the first EP1647127; Portugal: EP1647127; Republic of Korea: 10-1007610; Romania: EP1647127; Russian Federation:
communication link. Related data is sent through the first 2363112; Russian Federation: 2395922; Russian Federation: 2469486; Spain: EP1647127; Sweden: EP1647127;
communication link and the second communication link such that Switzerland: EP1647127; Taiwan: I339967; Ukraine: 92130; Ukraine: 104277; Ukraine: 94358
the related data is for the same call. The first communication link
is dropped and communication is continued using the second
communication link.

CN1751495 Method, user agent, A method for soft handoff across different networks is disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8037188; United States: 20110317667; China P.R.: CN1751495; China P.R.: CN103826274; Australia:
application gateway and A first communication link through a first network is used for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.237; 2010200855; Australia: 2011218705; Austria: EP1647127; Belgium: EP1647127; Brazil: PI0407444-0; Canada:
program for soft handoff communicating between a first user agent and a second user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.237; 2515902; Denmark: EP1647127; European Patent Convention: EP2833601; Finland: EP1647127; France:
across different networks agent. The user agents negotiate to use a second communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.206; EP1647127; Germany: EP1647127; Great Britain: EP1647127; Greece: EP1647127; Hong Kong: HK1089575;
assisted by an end-to-end link for the same call. The second communication link is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 24.206; Hungary: EP1647127; India: 223963; Indonesia: 046.0441A; Ireland: EP1647127; Israel: 170108; Israel: 214230;
application protocol established through a second network between the first user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Italy: EP1647127; Japan: 5431371; Japan: 5851936; Japan: 2015-213341; Mexico: 272219; Netherlands:
agent and the second user agent while maintaining the first EP1647127; Portugal: EP1647127; Republic of Korea: 10-1007610; Romania: EP1647127; Russian Federation:
communication link. Related data is sent through the first 2363112; Russian Federation: 2395922; Russian Federation: 2469486; Spain: EP1647127; Sweden: EP1647127;
communication link and the second communication link such that Switzerland: EP1647127; Taiwan: I339967; Ukraine: 92130; Ukraine: 104277; Ukraine: 94358
the related data is for the same call. The first communication link
is dropped and communication is continued using the second
communication link.

CN103826274 Method, user agent, A method for soft handoff across different networks is disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8037188; United States: 20110317667; China P.R.: CN1751495; China P.R.: CN103826274; Australia:
application gateway and A first communication link through a first network is used for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.237; 2010200855; Australia: 2011218705; Austria: EP1647127; Belgium: EP1647127; Brazil: PI0407444-0; Canada:
program for soft handoff communicating between a first user agent and a second user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.237; 2515902; Denmark: EP1647127; European Patent Convention: EP2833601; Finland: EP1647127; France:
across different networks agent. The user agents negotiate to use a second communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.206; EP1647127; Germany: EP1647127; Great Britain: EP1647127; Greece: EP1647127; Hong Kong: HK1089575;
assisted by an end-to-end link for the same call. The second communication link is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 24.206; Hungary: EP1647127; India: 223963; Indonesia: 046.0441A; Ireland: EP1647127; Israel: 170108; Israel: 214230;
application protocol established through a second network between the first user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Italy: EP1647127; Japan: 5431371; Japan: 5851936; Japan: 2015-213341; Mexico: 272219; Netherlands:
agent and the second user agent while maintaining the first EP1647127; Portugal: EP1647127; Republic of Korea: 10-1007610; Romania: EP1647127; Russian Federation:
communication link. Related data is sent through the first 2363112; Russian Federation: 2395922; Russian Federation: 2469486; Spain: EP1647127; Sweden: EP1647127;
communication link and the second communication link such that Switzerland: EP1647127; Taiwan: I339967; Ukraine: 92130; Ukraine: 104277; Ukraine: 94358
the related data is for the same call. The first communication link
is dropped and communication is continued using the second
communication link.

7738832 Method and apparatus for A wireless communications network (100) includes various base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 7283782; United States: 7738832; United States: 8086169; China P.R.: ZL200380104582.8; China
switching between shared stations (110) and subscriber-stations (114). The base stations P.R.: ZL200910003313.1; Brazil: PI0315527-7; Canada: 2501597; European Patent Convention: EP2091273; France:
and individual channels to each provide (602) broadcast content services to subscriber- EP1554899; Germany: EP1554899; Great Britain: EP1554899; India: 222679; Italy: EP1554899; Japan: 4494210;
provide broadcast content stations over communication channels of one of the following Mexico: 256860; Mexico: 276318; Republic of Korea: 10-1053804; Russian Federation: 2344571; Taiwan: I349494
services in a wireless types: 1) shared channels for use by multiple subscriber-stations,
telephone network 2) individual channels each dedicated for use by an individual
subscriber-station. In response to one or more prescribed
condition changes (604), there is a switch (606) in the type of
communications channel used to provide broadcast content
services to one or more given subscriber-stations.

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7283782 Method and apparatus for A wireless communications network (100) includes various base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 7283782; United States: 7738832; United States: 8086169; China P.R.: ZL200380104582.8; China
switching between shared stations (110) and subscriber-stations (114). The base stations P.R.: ZL200910003313.1; Brazil: PI0315527-7; Canada: 2501597; European Patent Convention: EP2091273; France:
and individual channels to each provide (602) broadcast content services to subscriber- EP1554899; Germany: EP1554899; Great Britain: EP1554899; India: 222679; Italy: EP1554899; Japan: 4494210;
provide broadcast content stations over communication channels of one of the following Mexico: 256860; Mexico: 276318; Republic of Korea: 10-1053804; Russian Federation: 2344571; Taiwan: I349494
services in a wireless types: 1) shared channels for use by multiple subscriber-stations,
telephone network 2) individual channels each dedicated for use by an individual
subscriber-station. In response to one or more prescribed
condition changes (604), there is a switch (606) in the type of
communications channel used to provide broadcast content
services to one or more given subscriber-stations.

8086169 Method and apparatus for A wireless communications network (100) includes various base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 7283782; United States: 7738832; United States: 8086169; China P.R.: ZL200380104582.8; China
switching between shared stations (110) and subscriber-stations (114). The base stations P.R.: ZL200910003313.1; Brazil: PI0315527-7; Canada: 2501597; European Patent Convention: EP2091273; France:
and individual channels to each provide (602) broadcast content services to subscriber- EP1554899; Germany: EP1554899; Great Britain: EP1554899; India: 222679; Italy: EP1554899; Japan: 4494210;
provide broadcast content stations over communication channels of one of the following Mexico: 256860; Mexico: 276318; Republic of Korea: 10-1053804; Russian Federation: 2344571; Taiwan: I349494
services in a wireless types: 1) shared channels for use by multiple subscriber-stations,
telephone network 2) individual channels each dedicated for use by an individual
subscriber-station. In response to one or more prescribed
condition changes (604), there is a switch (606) in the type of
communications channel used to provide broadcast content
services to one or more given subscriber-stations.

ZL200380104582.8 Method and apparatus for A wireless communications network (100) includes various base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 7283782; United States: 7738832; United States: 8086169; China P.R.: ZL200380104582.8; China
switching between shared stations (110) and subscriber-stations (114). The base stations P.R.: ZL200910003313.1; Brazil: PI0315527-7; Canada: 2501597; European Patent Convention: EP2091273; France:
and individual channels to each provide (602) broadcast content services to subscriber- EP1554899; Germany: EP1554899; Great Britain: EP1554899; India: 222679; Italy: EP1554899; Japan: 4494210;
provide broadcast content stations over communication channels of one of the following Mexico: 256860; Mexico: 276318; Republic of Korea: 10-1053804; Russian Federation: 2344571; Taiwan: I349494
services in a wireless types: 1) shared channels for use by multiple subscriber-stations,
telephone network 2) individual channels each dedicated for use by an individual
subscriber-station. In response to one or more prescribed
condition changes (604), there is a switch (606) in the type of
communications channel used to provide broadcast content
services to one or more given subscriber-stations.

ZL200910003313.1 Method and apparatus for A wireless communications network (100) includes various base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 7283782; United States: 7738832; United States: 8086169; China P.R.: ZL200380104582.8; China
switching between shared stations (110) and subscriber-stations (114). The base stations P.R.: ZL200910003313.1; Brazil: PI0315527-7; Canada: 2501597; European Patent Convention: EP2091273; France:
and individual channels to each provide (602) broadcast content services to subscriber- EP1554899; Germany: EP1554899; Great Britain: EP1554899; India: 222679; Italy: EP1554899; Japan: 4494210;
provide broadcast content stations over communication channels of one of the following Mexico: 256860; Mexico: 276318; Republic of Korea: 10-1053804; Russian Federation: 2344571; Taiwan: I349494
services in a wireless types: 1) shared channels for use by multiple subscriber-stations,
telephone network 2) individual channels each dedicated for use by an individual
subscriber-station. In response to one or more prescribed
condition changes (604), there is a switch (606) in the type of
communications channel used to provide broadcast content
services to one or more given subscriber-stations.

7477618 Method and Apparatus for Techniques for stealing power or channelization code for data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7477618; China P.R.: ZL200380102067.6; European Patent Convention: EP1554817; India: 224495;
Stealing Power or Code for channel operations are disclosed. In an aspect, a Walsh channel is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; Japan: 4741236; Republic of Korea: 10-1056002
Data Channel Operations taken from a voice call and allocated to a data channel. In an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
aspect, power is taken from a voice call and allocated to a data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214;
channel. In an aspect, a Walsh code is taken from a voice call if
the quality of the voice call does not decrease below a threshold.
In an aspect, power is taken from a voice call if the quality of the
voice call does not decrease below a threshold.

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ZL200380102067.6 Method for stealing power Techniques for stealing power or channelization code for data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7477618; China P.R.: ZL200380102067.6; European Patent Convention: EP1554817; India: 224495;
or walsh-code for a data channel operations are disclosed. In an aspect, a Walsh channel is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; Japan: 4741236; Republic of Korea: 10-1056002
channel (e.g. shared data taken from a voice call and allocated to a data channel. In an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
channel) from a dedicated aspect, power is taken from a voice call and allocated to a data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214;
channel (e.g. voice channel) channel. In an aspect, a Walsh code is taken from a voice call if
the quality of the voice call does not decrease below a threshold.
In an aspect, power is taken from a voice call if the quality of the
voice call does not decrease below a threshold.

7986742 Pilots for MIMO Pilots suitable for use in MIMO systems and capable of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7986742; United States: 20110235744; United States: 20150365147; China P.R.: ZL200380104907.2;
communication systems supporting various functions are described. The various types of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; China P.R.: ZL200810009601.3; Austria: EP1556985; Austria: EP2363970; Belgium: EP1556985; Belgium:
pilot include - a beacon pilot, a MIMO pilot, a steered reference SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2363970; Brazil: PI0315536-6; Canada: 2501634; Canada: 2751604; Denmark: EP1556985; Denmark: EP2363970;
or steered pilot, and a carrier pilot. The beacon pilot is Finland: EP1556985; Finland: EP2363970; France: EP1556985; France: EP2363970; Germany: EP1556985; Germany:
transmitted from all transmit antennas and may be used for EP2363970; Great Britain: EP1556985; Great Britain: EP2363970; Greece: EP1556985; Greece: EP2363970;
timing and frequency acquisition. The MIMO pilot is transmitted Hungary: EP1556985; Hungary: EP2363970; India: 248099; Ireland: EP1556985; Ireland: EP2363970; Italy:
from all transmit antennas but is covered with different EP1556985; Italy: EP2363970; Japan: 4657918; Japan: 5221579; Mexico: 266778; Netherlands: EP1556985;
orthogonal codes assigned to the transmit antennas. The MIMO Netherlands: EP2363970; Portugal: EP1556985; Portugal: EP2363970; Republic of Korea: 10-1046824; Romania:
pilot may be used for channel estimation. The steered reference EP1556985; Romania: EP2363970; Russian Federation: 2349042; Spain: EP1556985; Spain: EP2363970; Sweden:
is transmitted on specific eigenmodes of a MIMO channel and is EP1556985; Sweden: EP2363970; Switzerland: EP1556985; Switzerland: EP2363970; Taiwan: I337478
user terminal specific. The steered reference may be used for
channel estimation. The carrier pilot may be transmitted on
designated subbands/antennas and may be used for phase
tracking of a carrier signal. Various pilot transmission schemes
may be devised based on different combinations of these various
types of pilot.

20110235744 Pilots for MIMO Pilots suitable for use in MIMO systems and capable of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7986742; United States: 20110235744; United States: 20150365147; China P.R.: ZL200380104907.2;
communication systems supporting various functions are described. The various types of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; China P.R.: ZL200810009601.3; Austria: EP1556985; Austria: EP2363970; Belgium: EP1556985; Belgium:
pilot include - a beacon pilot, a MIMO pilot, a steered reference SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2363970; Brazil: PI0315536-6; Canada: 2501634; Canada: 2751604; Denmark: EP1556985; Denmark: EP2363970;
or steered pilot, and a carrier pilot. The beacon pilot is Finland: EP1556985; Finland: EP2363970; France: EP1556985; France: EP2363970; Germany: EP1556985; Germany:
transmitted from all transmit antennas and may be used for EP2363970; Great Britain: EP1556985; Great Britain: EP2363970; Greece: EP1556985; Greece: EP2363970;
timing and frequency acquisition. The MIMO pilot is transmitted Hungary: EP1556985; Hungary: EP2363970; India: 248099; Ireland: EP1556985; Ireland: EP2363970; Italy:
from all transmit antennas but is covered with different EP1556985; Italy: EP2363970; Japan: 4657918; Japan: 5221579; Mexico: 266778; Netherlands: EP1556985;
orthogonal codes assigned to the transmit antennas. The MIMO Netherlands: EP2363970; Portugal: EP1556985; Portugal: EP2363970; Republic of Korea: 10-1046824; Romania:
pilot may be used for channel estimation. The steered reference EP1556985; Romania: EP2363970; Russian Federation: 2349042; Spain: EP1556985; Spain: EP2363970; Sweden:
is transmitted on specific eigenmodes of a MIMO channel and is EP1556985; Sweden: EP2363970; Switzerland: EP1556985; Switzerland: EP2363970; Taiwan: I337478
user terminal specific. The steered reference may be used for
channel estimation. The carrier pilot may be transmitted on
designated subbands/antennas and may be used for phase
tracking of a carrier signal. Various pilot transmission schemes
may be devised based on different combinations of these various
types of pilot.

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20150365147 Pilots for MIMO Pilots suitable for use in MIMO systems and capable of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7986742; United States: 20110235744; United States: 20150365147; China P.R.: ZL200380104907.2;
communication systems supporting various functions are described. The various types of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; China P.R.: ZL200810009601.3; Austria: EP1556985; Austria: EP2363970; Belgium: EP1556985; Belgium:
pilot include - a beacon pilot, a MIMO pilot, a steered reference SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2363970; Brazil: PI0315536-6; Canada: 2501634; Canada: 2751604; Denmark: EP1556985; Denmark: EP2363970;
or steered pilot, and a carrier pilot. The beacon pilot is Finland: EP1556985; Finland: EP2363970; France: EP1556985; France: EP2363970; Germany: EP1556985; Germany:
transmitted from all transmit antennas and may be used for EP2363970; Great Britain: EP1556985; Great Britain: EP2363970; Greece: EP1556985; Greece: EP2363970;
timing and frequency acquisition. The MIMO pilot is transmitted Hungary: EP1556985; Hungary: EP2363970; India: 248099; Ireland: EP1556985; Ireland: EP2363970; Italy:
from all transmit antennas but is covered with different EP1556985; Italy: EP2363970; Japan: 4657918; Japan: 5221579; Mexico: 266778; Netherlands: EP1556985;
orthogonal codes assigned to the transmit antennas. The MIMO Netherlands: EP2363970; Portugal: EP1556985; Portugal: EP2363970; Republic of Korea: 10-1046824; Romania:
pilot may be used for channel estimation. The steered reference EP1556985; Romania: EP2363970; Russian Federation: 2349042; Spain: EP1556985; Spain: EP2363970; Sweden:
is transmitted on specific eigenmodes of a MIMO channel and is EP1556985; Sweden: EP2363970; Switzerland: EP1556985; Switzerland: EP2363970; Taiwan: I337478
user terminal specific. The steered reference may be used for
channel estimation. The carrier pilot may be transmitted on
designated subbands/antennas and may be used for phase
tracking of a carrier signal. Various pilot transmission schemes
may be devised based on different combinations of these various
types of pilot.

ZL200810009601.3 Method of generating pilots Pilots suitable for use in MIMO systems and capable of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7986742; United States: 20110235744; United States: 20150365147; China P.R.: ZL200380104907.2;
in a wireless MIMO supporting various functions are described. The various types of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; China P.R.: ZL200810009601.3; Austria: EP1556985; Austria: EP2363970; Belgium: EP1556985; Belgium:
communication system pilot include - a beacon pilot, a MIMO pilot, a steered reference SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2363970; Brazil: PI0315536-6; Canada: 2501634; Canada: 2751604; Denmark: EP1556985; Denmark: EP2363970;
or steered pilot, and a carrier pilot. The beacon pilot is Finland: EP1556985; Finland: EP2363970; France: EP1556985; France: EP2363970; Germany: EP1556985; Germany:
transmitted from all transmit antennas and may be used for EP2363970; Great Britain: EP1556985; Great Britain: EP2363970; Greece: EP1556985; Greece: EP2363970;
timing and frequency acquisition. The MIMO pilot is transmitted Hungary: EP1556985; Hungary: EP2363970; India: 248099; Ireland: EP1556985; Ireland: EP2363970; Italy:
from all transmit antennas but is covered with different EP1556985; Italy: EP2363970; Japan: 4657918; Japan: 5221579; Mexico: 266778; Netherlands: EP1556985;
orthogonal codes assigned to the transmit antennas. The MIMO Netherlands: EP2363970; Portugal: EP1556985; Portugal: EP2363970; Republic of Korea: 10-1046824; Romania:
pilot may be used for channel estimation. The steered reference EP1556985; Romania: EP2363970; Russian Federation: 2349042; Spain: EP1556985; Spain: EP2363970; Sweden:
is transmitted on specific eigenmodes of a MIMO channel and is EP1556985; Sweden: EP2363970; Switzerland: EP1556985; Switzerland: EP2363970; Taiwan: I337478
user terminal specific. The steered reference may be used for
channel estimation. The carrier pilot may be transmitted on
designated subbands/antennas and may be used for phase
tracking of a carrier signal. Various pilot transmission schemes
may be devised based on different combinations of these various
types of pilot.

ZL200380104907.2 Pilot frequency for MIMO Pilots suitable for use in MIMO systems and capable of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7986742; United States: 20110235744; United States: 20150365147; China P.R.: ZL200380104907.2;
communication systems supporting various functions are described. The various types of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; China P.R.: ZL200810009601.3; Austria: EP1556985; Austria: EP2363970; Belgium: EP1556985; Belgium:
pilot include - a beacon pilot, a MIMO pilot, a steered reference SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2363970; Brazil: PI0315536-6; Canada: 2501634; Canada: 2751604; Denmark: EP1556985; Denmark: EP2363970;
or steered pilot, and a carrier pilot. The beacon pilot is Finland: EP1556985; Finland: EP2363970; France: EP1556985; France: EP2363970; Germany: EP1556985; Germany:
transmitted from all transmit antennas and may be used for EP2363970; Great Britain: EP1556985; Great Britain: EP2363970; Greece: EP1556985; Greece: EP2363970;
timing and frequency acquisition. The MIMO pilot is transmitted Hungary: EP1556985; Hungary: EP2363970; India: 248099; Ireland: EP1556985; Ireland: EP2363970; Italy:
from all transmit antennas but is covered with different EP1556985; Italy: EP2363970; Japan: 4657918; Japan: 5221579; Mexico: 266778; Netherlands: EP1556985;
orthogonal codes assigned to the transmit antennas. The MIMO Netherlands: EP2363970; Portugal: EP1556985; Portugal: EP2363970; Republic of Korea: 10-1046824; Romania:
pilot may be used for channel estimation. The steered reference EP1556985; Romania: EP2363970; Russian Federation: 2349042; Spain: EP1556985; Spain: EP2363970; Sweden:
is transmitted on specific eigenmodes of a MIMO channel and is EP1556985; Sweden: EP2363970; Switzerland: EP1556985; Switzerland: EP2363970; Taiwan: I337478
user terminal specific. The steered reference may be used for
channel estimation. The carrier pilot may be transmitted on
designated subbands/antennas and may be used for phase
tracking of a carrier signal. Various pilot transmission schemes
may be devised based on different combinations of these various
types of pilot.

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7881696 Method and apparatus to A method for managing a point-to-point call initiated (702) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7096024; United States: 7328022; United States: 8781482; United States: 7477916; United States:
initiate point-to-point call between a wireless 7751821; United States: 7881696; China P.R.: ZL200480008786.6; Brazil: PI0407128-0; Canada: 2514895; European
during shared-channel mobile station (114, 400) and a remote party while the mobile is Patent Convention: EP1595416; India: 223325; Japan: 4468355; Japan: 4746124; Japan: 4746125; Mexico: 255339;
delivery of broadcast receiving broadcast Mexico: 288584; Republic of Korea: 10-1053818; Russian Federation: 2357368; Russian Federation: 2509426;
content in a wireless content via one or more multi-user forward-link broadcast Taiwan: I339537
telephone network channels (508). The mobile
station notifies (704) the network (110) of the preferences as to
prescribed categories of operating conditions, such as whether to
continue recieving the broadcast content, and election between
the point-to-point call and the broadcast content should network
resources be unable to conduct the point-to-point call and
broadcast concurrently. In accordance with the preferences,
communication are conducted (706) in one of the following
operating modes: (1) conducting the point-to-point call and
discontinuing reception of the broadcast, (2) conducting the point-
to-point call and continuing reception of the broadcast, (3)
aborting completion of the point-to-point call and continuing
reception of the broadcast.

7477916 Method and apparatus to A method for managing a point-to-point call initiated (702) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7096024; United States: 7328022; United States: 8781482; United States: 7477916; United States:
initiate point-to-point call between a wireless 7751821; United States: 7881696; China P.R.: ZL200480008786.6; Brazil: PI0407128-0; Canada: 2514895; European
during shared-channel mobile station (114, 400) and a remote party while the mobile is Patent Convention: EP1595416; India: 223325; Japan: 4468355; Japan: 4746124; Japan: 4746125; Mexico: 255339;
delivery of broadcast receiving broadcast Mexico: 288584; Republic of Korea: 10-1053818; Russian Federation: 2357368; Russian Federation: 2509426;
content in a wireless content via one or more multi-user forward-link broadcast Taiwan: I339537
telephone network channels (508). The mobile
station notifies (704) the network (110) of the preferences as to
prescribed categories of operating conditions, such as whether to
continue recieving the broadcast content, and election between
the point-to-point call and the broadcast content should network
resources be unable to conduct the point-to-point call and
broadcast concurrently. In accordance with the preferences,
communication are conducted (706) in one of the following
operating modes: (1) conducting the point-to-point call and
discontinuing reception of the broadcast, (2) conducting the point-
to-point call and continuing reception of the broadcast, (3)
aborting completion of the point-to-point call and continuing
reception of the broadcast.

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8781482 Method and apparatus to A method for managing a point-to-point call initiated (702) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7096024; United States: 7328022; United States: 8781482; United States: 7477916; United States:
initiate point-to-point call between a wireless 7751821; United States: 7881696; China P.R.: ZL200480008786.6; Brazil: PI0407128-0; Canada: 2514895; European
during shared-channel mobile station (114, 400) and a remote party while the mobile is Patent Convention: EP1595416; India: 223325; Japan: 4468355; Japan: 4746124; Japan: 4746125; Mexico: 255339;
delivery of broadcast receiving broadcast Mexico: 288584; Republic of Korea: 10-1053818; Russian Federation: 2357368; Russian Federation: 2509426;
content in a wireless content via one or more multi-user forward-link broadcast Taiwan: I339537
telephone network channels (508). The mobile
station notifies (704) the network (110) of the preferences as to
prescribed categories of operating conditions, such as whether to
continue recieving the broadcast content, and election between
the point-to-point call and the broadcast content should network
resources be unable to conduct the point-to-point call and
broadcast concurrently. In accordance with the preferences,
communication are conducted (706) in one of the following
operating modes: (1) conducting the point-to-point call and
discontinuing reception of the broadcast, (2) conducting the point-
to-point call and continuing reception of the broadcast, (3)
aborting completion of the point-to-point call and continuing
reception of the broadcast.

7328022 Method and apparatus to A method for managing a point-to-point call initiated (702) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7096024; United States: 7328022; United States: 8781482; United States: 7477916; United States:
initiate point-to-point call between a wireless 7751821; United States: 7881696; China P.R.: ZL200480008786.6; Brazil: PI0407128-0; Canada: 2514895; European
during shared-channel mobile station (114, 400) and a remote party while the mobile is Patent Convention: EP1595416; India: 223325; Japan: 4468355; Japan: 4746124; Japan: 4746125; Mexico: 255339;
delivery of broadcast receiving broadcast Mexico: 288584; Republic of Korea: 10-1053818; Russian Federation: 2357368; Russian Federation: 2509426;
content in a wireless content via one or more multi-user forward-link broadcast Taiwan: I339537
telephone network channels (508). The mobile
station notifies (704) the network (110) of the preferences as to
prescribed categories of operating conditions, such as whether to
continue recieving the broadcast content, and election between
the point-to-point call and the broadcast content should network
resources be unable to conduct the point-to-point call and
broadcast concurrently. In accordance with the preferences,
communication are conducted (706) in one of the following
operating modes: (1) conducting the point-to-point call and
discontinuing reception of the broadcast, (2) conducting the point-
to-point call and continuing reception of the broadcast, (3)
aborting completion of the point-to-point call and continuing
reception of the broadcast.

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7096024 Method and apparatus to A method for managing a point-to-point call initiated (702) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7096024; United States: 7328022; United States: 8781482; United States: 7477916; United States:
initiate point-to-point call between a wireless 7751821; United States: 7881696; China P.R.: ZL200480008786.6; Brazil: PI0407128-0; Canada: 2514895; European
during shared-channel mobile station (114, 400) and a remote party while the mobile is Patent Convention: EP1595416; India: 223325; Japan: 4468355; Japan: 4746124; Japan: 4746125; Mexico: 255339;
delivery of broadcast receiving broadcast Mexico: 288584; Republic of Korea: 10-1053818; Russian Federation: 2357368; Russian Federation: 2509426;
content in a wireless content via one or more multi-user forward-link broadcast Taiwan: I339537
telephone network channels (508). The mobile
station notifies (704) the network (110) of the preferences as to
prescribed categories of operating conditions, such as whether to
continue recieving the broadcast content, and election between
the point-to-point call and the broadcast content should network
resources be unable to conduct the point-to-point call and
broadcast concurrently. In accordance with the preferences,
communication are conducted (706) in one of the following
operating modes: (1) conducting the point-to-point call and
discontinuing reception of the broadcast, (2) conducting the point-
to-point call and continuing reception of the broadcast, (3)
aborting completion of the point-to-point call and continuing
reception of the broadcast.

7751821 Method and apparatus to A method for managing a point-to-point call initiated (702) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7096024; United States: 7328022; United States: 8781482; United States: 7477916; United States:
initiate point-to-point call between a wireless 7751821; United States: 7881696; China P.R.: ZL200480008786.6; Brazil: PI0407128-0; Canada: 2514895; European
during shared-channel mobile station (114, 400) and a remote party while the mobile is Patent Convention: EP1595416; India: 223325; Japan: 4468355; Japan: 4746124; Japan: 4746125; Mexico: 255339;
delivery of broadcast receiving broadcast Mexico: 288584; Republic of Korea: 10-1053818; Russian Federation: 2357368; Russian Federation: 2509426;
content in a wireless content via one or more multi-user forward-link broadcast Taiwan: I339537
telephone network channels (508). The mobile
station notifies (704) the network (110) of the preferences as to
prescribed categories of operating conditions, such as whether to
continue recieving the broadcast content, and election between
the point-to-point call and the broadcast content should network
resources be unable to conduct the point-to-point call and
broadcast concurrently. In accordance with the preferences,
communication are conducted (706) in one of the following
operating modes: (1) conducting the point-to-point call and
discontinuing reception of the broadcast, (2) conducting the point-
to-point call and continuing reception of the broadcast, (3)
aborting completion of the point-to-point call and continuing
reception of the broadcast.

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ZL200480008786.6 Method and apparatus to A method for managing a point-to-point call initiated (702) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7096024; United States: 7328022; United States: 8781482; United States: 7477916; United States:
initiate point-to-point call between a wireless 7751821; United States: 7881696; China P.R.: ZL200480008786.6; Brazil: PI0407128-0; Canada: 2514895; European
during shared-channel mobile station (114, 400) and a remote party while the mobile is Patent Convention: EP1595416; India: 223325; Japan: 4468355; Japan: 4746124; Japan: 4746125; Mexico: 255339;
delivery of broadcast receiving broadcast Mexico: 288584; Republic of Korea: 10-1053818; Russian Federation: 2357368; Russian Federation: 2509426;
content in a wireless content via one or more multi-user forward-link broadcast Taiwan: I339537
telephone network channels (508). The mobile
station notifies (704) the network (110) of the preferences as to
prescribed categories of operating conditions, such as whether to
continue recieving the broadcast content, and election between
the point-to-point call and the broadcast content should network
resources be unable to conduct the point-to-point call and
broadcast concurrently. In accordance with the preferences,
communication are conducted (706) in one of the following
operating modes: (1) conducting the point-to-point call and
discontinuing reception of the broadcast, (2) conducting the point-
to-point call and continuing reception of the broadcast, (3)
aborting completion of the point-to-point call and continuing
reception of the broadcast.

7778593 Wireless local access Method and apparatus for detection and selection of Wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7146130; United States: 7778593; United States: 8064927; China P.R.: ZL200480005005.8; China
network system detection Local Area Network (WLAN) service. A cellular network may P.R.: ZL200810009925.7; European Patent Convention: EP2341735; European Patent Convention: EP2690819;
and selection provide an advertisement for a WLAN, such as in an overhead Germany: EP1597869; Great Britain: EP1597869; India: 224025; Japan: 4653070; Japan: 5399359; Republic of
signaling message. The advertisement may identify the Access Korea: 10-1044501
Point(s) by an Extended Service Set Identifier (ESSID). The remote
station may then scan for the WLAN service automatically or
manually.

7146130 Wireless local access Method and apparatus for detection and selection of Wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7146130; United States: 7778593; United States: 8064927; China P.R.: ZL200480005005.8; China
network system detection Local Area Network (WLAN) service. A cellular network may P.R.: ZL200810009925.7; European Patent Convention: EP2341735; European Patent Convention: EP2690819;
and selection provide an advertisement for a WLAN, such as in an overhead Germany: EP1597869; Great Britain: EP1597869; India: 224025; Japan: 4653070; Japan: 5399359; Republic of
signaling message. The advertisement may identify the Access Korea: 10-1044501
Point(s) by an Extended Service Set Identifier (ESSID). The remote
station may then scan for the WLAN service automatically or
manually.

8064927 Wireless local access Method and apparatus for detection and selection of Wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7146130; United States: 7778593; United States: 8064927; China P.R.: ZL200480005005.8; China
network system detection Local Area Network (WLAN) service. A cellular network may P.R.: ZL200810009925.7; European Patent Convention: EP2341735; European Patent Convention: EP2690819;
and selection provide an advertisement for a WLAN, such as in an overhead Germany: EP1597869; Great Britain: EP1597869; India: 224025; Japan: 4653070; Japan: 5399359; Republic of
signaling message. The advertisement may identify the Access Korea: 10-1044501
Point(s) by an Extended Service Set Identifier (ESSID). The remote
station may then scan for the WLAN service automatically or
manually.

ZL200810009925.7 Wireless local access Method and apparatus for detection and selection of Wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7146130; United States: 7778593; United States: 8064927; China P.R.: ZL200480005005.8; China
network system detection Local Area Network (WLAN) service. A cellular network may P.R.: ZL200810009925.7; European Patent Convention: EP2341735; European Patent Convention: EP2690819;
and selection provide an advertisement for a WLAN, such as in an overhead Germany: EP1597869; Great Britain: EP1597869; India: 224025; Japan: 4653070; Japan: 5399359; Republic of
signaling message. The advertisement may identify the Access Korea: 10-1044501
Point(s) by an Extended Service Set Identifier (ESSID). The remote
station may then scan for the WLAN service automatically or
manually.

ZL200480005005.8 Wireless local access Method and apparatus for detection and selection of Wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7146130; United States: 7778593; United States: 8064927; China P.R.: ZL200480005005.8; China
network system detection Local Area Network (WLAN) service. A cellular network may P.R.: ZL200810009925.7; European Patent Convention: EP2341735; European Patent Convention: EP2690819;
and selection provide an advertisement for a WLAN, such as in an overhead Germany: EP1597869; Great Britain: EP1597869; India: 224025; Japan: 4653070; Japan: 5399359; Republic of
signaling message. The advertisement may identify the Access Korea: 10-1044501
Point(s) by an Extended Service Set Identifier (ESSID). The remote
station may then scan for the WLAN service automatically or
manually.

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7095725 Method and apparatus for Systems and methods for decreasing delays and thereby SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7095725; China P.R.: ZL200380108677.7; European Patent Convention: EP1573951; India: 220624;
data transmission on a improving the performance of data transmissions in wireless Japan: 4913343; Japan: 5021818; Republic of Korea: 10-1031203
reverse link in a communication systems by enabling increased data transmission
communication system rates to be selected for a reverse link between an access terminal
and an access network. The new data rate is selected from
several limiting rates, including a data-justified rate and a ramp-
up-limited rate. In one embodiment, the data-justified rate is
constrained to decrease in a controlled manner and cannot
suddenly drop to 0. In another embodiment, the ramp-up-limited
rate is allowed to return quickly to a sticky rate if the system is
not busy rather than having to ramp up to the sticky rate
according to the standard probabilities.

ZL200380108677.7 Method and apparatus for Systems and methods for decreasing delays and thereby SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7095725; China P.R.: ZL200380108677.7; European Patent Convention: EP1573951; India: 220624;
data transmission on a improving the performance of data transmissions in wireless Japan: 4913343; Japan: 5021818; Republic of Korea: 10-1031203
reverse link in a communication systems by enabling increased data transmission
communication system rates to be selected for a reverse link between an access terminal
and an access network. The new data rate is selected from
several limiting rates, including a data-justified rate and a ramp-
up-limited rate. In one embodiment, the data-justified rate is
constrained to decrease in a controlled manner and cannot
suddenly drop to 0. In another embodiment, the ramp-up-limited
rate is allowed to return quickly to a sticky rate if the system is
not busy rather than having to ramp up to the sticky rate
according to the standard probabilities.

8145179 Data detection and Techniques for detecting and demodulating data transmissions in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8170513; United States: 8145179; China P.R.: ZL200380102068.0; China P.R.: ZL200810178647.8;
demodulation for wireless wireless communication systems are presented. In one aspect, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; China P.R.: ZL201010616322.0; Canada: 2500849; European Patent Convention: EP2262149; India: 239216; Japan:
communication systems decision-directed detector detects for data transmissions in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 4981253; Japan: 5307070; Mexico: 272554; Mexico: 290151; Republic of Korea: 10-1035765; Russian Federation:
received signal by utilizing received data symbols as well as 2359413; Russian Federation: 2402167; Taiwan: I341102
received pilot symbols. The decision-directed detector may be
designed to perform differential detection in the frequency
domain or coherent detection in the time domain, and may be
used with multi-carrier modulation (e.g., OFDM). In another
aspect, an adaptive threshold is used to perform detection of
received data transmissions. A threshold may be determined for
each data transmission hypothesized to have been received. The
threshold may be computed, for example, based on the signal
plus noise energy of the hypothesized data transmission.

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8170513 Data detection and Techniques for detecting and demodulating data transmissions in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8170513; United States: 8145179; China P.R.: ZL200380102068.0; China P.R.: ZL200810178647.8;
demodulation for wireless wireless communication systems are presented. In one aspect, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; China P.R.: ZL201010616322.0; Canada: 2500849; European Patent Convention: EP2262149; India: 239216; Japan:
communication systems decision-directed detector detects for data transmissions in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 4981253; Japan: 5307070; Mexico: 272554; Mexico: 290151; Republic of Korea: 10-1035765; Russian Federation:
received signal by utilizing received data symbols as well as 2359413; Russian Federation: 2402167; Taiwan: I341102
received pilot symbols. The decision-directed detector may be
designed to perform differential detection in the frequency
domain or coherent detection in the time domain, and may be
used with multi-carrier modulation (e.g., OFDM). In another
aspect, an adaptive threshold is used to perform detection of
received data transmissions. A threshold may be determined for
each data transmission hypothesized to have been received. The
threshold may be computed, for example, based on the signal
plus noise energy of the hypothesized data transmission.

ZL200380102068.0 Data detection and Techniques for detecting and demodulating data transmissions in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8170513; United States: 8145179; China P.R.: ZL200380102068.0; China P.R.: ZL200810178647.8;
demodulation for wireless wireless communication systems are presented. In one aspect, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; China P.R.: ZL201010616322.0; Canada: 2500849; European Patent Convention: EP2262149; India: 239216; Japan:
communication systems decision-directed detector detects for data transmissions in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 4981253; Japan: 5307070; Mexico: 272554; Mexico: 290151; Republic of Korea: 10-1035765; Russian Federation:
received signal by utilizing received data symbols as well as 2359413; Russian Federation: 2402167; Taiwan: I341102
received pilot symbols. The decision-directed detector may be
designed to perform differential detection in the frequency
domain or coherent detection in the time domain, and may be
used with multi-carrier modulation (e.g., OFDM). In another
aspect, an adaptive threshold is used to perform detection of
received data transmissions. A threshold may be determined for
each data transmission hypothesized to have been received. The
threshold may be computed, for example, based on the signal
plus noise energy of the hypothesized data transmission.

ZL200810178647.8 Data detection and Techniques for detecting and demodulating data transmissions in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8170513; United States: 8145179; China P.R.: ZL200380102068.0; China P.R.: ZL200810178647.8;
demodulation for wireless wireless communication systems are presented. In one aspect, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; China P.R.: ZL201010616322.0; Canada: 2500849; European Patent Convention: EP2262149; India: 239216; Japan:
communication systems decision-directed detector detects for data transmissions in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 4981253; Japan: 5307070; Mexico: 272554; Mexico: 290151; Republic of Korea: 10-1035765; Russian Federation:
received signal by utilizing received data symbols as well as 2359413; Russian Federation: 2402167; Taiwan: I341102
received pilot symbols. The decision-directed detector may be
designed to perform differential detection in the frequency
domain or coherent detection in the time domain, and may be
used with multi-carrier modulation (e.g., OFDM). In another
aspect, an adaptive threshold is used to perform detection of
received data transmissions. A threshold may be determined for
each data transmission hypothesized to have been received. The
threshold may be computed, for example, based on the signal
plus noise energy of the hypothesized data transmission.

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ZL201010616322.0 Data detection and Techniques for detecting and demodulating data transmissions in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8170513; United States: 8145179; China P.R.: ZL200380102068.0; China P.R.: ZL200810178647.8;
demodulation for wireless wireless communication systems are presented. In one aspect, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; China P.R.: ZL201010616322.0; Canada: 2500849; European Patent Convention: EP2262149; India: 239216; Japan:
communication systems decision-directed detector detects for data transmissions in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 4981253; Japan: 5307070; Mexico: 272554; Mexico: 290151; Republic of Korea: 10-1035765; Russian Federation:
received signal by utilizing received data symbols as well as 2359413; Russian Federation: 2402167; Taiwan: I341102
received pilot symbols. The decision-directed detector may be
designed to perform differential detection in the frequency
domain or coherent detection in the time domain, and may be
used with multi-carrier modulation (e.g., OFDM). In another
aspect, an adaptive threshold is used to perform detection of
received data transmissions. A threshold may be determined for
each data transmission hypothesized to have been received. The
threshold may be computed, for example, based on the signal
plus noise energy of the hypothesized data transmission.

7925203 System and method for Digital multimedia is broadcast to wireless receivers on a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7925203; United States: 9083475; United States: 20150326328; China P.R.: CN102594478;
controlling broadcast unidirectional wireless broadcast channel, while control data SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246; European Patent Convention: EP1590896; Japan: 2006-523386; Republic of Korea: 10-1057533
multimedia using plural necessary for presentation of the multimedia is provided on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 33.246;
wireless network bidirectional, point-to-point wireless link.
connections
9083475 System and method for Digital multimedia is broadcast to wireless receivers on a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7925203; United States: 9083475; United States: 20150326328; China P.R.: CN102594478;
controlling broadcast unidirectional wireless broadcast channel, while control data SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246; European Patent Convention: EP1590896; Japan: 2006-523386; Republic of Korea: 10-1057533
multimedia using plural necessary for presentation of the multimedia is provided on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 33.246;
wireless network bidirectional, point-to-point wireless link.
connections
20150326328 System and method for Digital multimedia is broadcast to wireless receivers on a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7925203; United States: 9083475; United States: 20150326328; China P.R.: CN102594478;
controlling broadcast unidirectional wireless broadcast channel, while control data SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246; European Patent Convention: EP1590896; Japan: 2006-523386; Republic of Korea: 10-1057533
multimedia using plural necessary for presentation of the multimedia is provided on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 33.246;
wireless network bidirectional, point-to-point wireless link.
connections
CN102594478 System and method for Digital multimedia is broadcast to wireless receivers on a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7925203; United States: 9083475; United States: 20150326328; China P.R.: CN102594478;
controlling broadcast unidirectional wireless broadcast channel, while control data SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.246; European Patent Convention: EP1590896; Japan: 2006-523386; Republic of Korea: 10-1057533
multimedia using plural necessary for presentation of the multimedia is provided on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 33.246;
wireless network bidirectional, point-to-point wireless link.
connections
9154274 OFDM communication Techniques to use OFDM symbols of different sizes to achieve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 9154274; China P.R.: ZL200380105059.7; China P.R.: ZL200910145580.2; China P.R.:
system with multiple OFDM greater efficiency for OFDM systems. The system traffic may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; ZL201010555909.5; Australia: 2003284944; Australia: 2009202082; Australia: 2011213737; Brazil: PI0315540-4;
symbol sizes arranged into different categories (e.g., control data, user data, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Canada: 2501458; Canada: 2756728; Canada: 2756741; European Patent Convention: EP1557022; European
and pilot data). For each category, one or more OFDM symbols of Patent Convention: EP2378726; Hong Kong: HK1156164; Hong Kong: HK1139250; Hong Kong: HK1086681; India:
the proper sizes may be selected for use based on the expected 219139; Indonesia: IDP0028441; Israel: 167554; Israel: 203959; Israel: 203960; Japan: 4913406; Japan: 5096508;
payload size for the traffic in that category. For example, control Japan: 5221743; Mexico: 272546; Mexico: 311172; Mexico: 315023; Republic of Korea: 10-0990683; Russian
data may be transmitted using OFDM symbols of a first size, user Federation: 2380845; Taiwan: I339036
data may be transmitted using OFDM symbols of the first size and
a second size, and pilot data may be transmitted using OFDM
symbols of a third size or the first size. In one exemplary design, a
small OFDM symbol is utilized for pilot and for transport channels
used to send control data, and a large OFDM symbol and the
small OFDM symbol are utilized for transport channels used to
send user data.

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ZL200380105059.7 Multicarrier transmission Techniques to use OFDM symbols of different sizes to achieve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 9154274; China P.R.: ZL200380105059.7; China P.R.: ZL200910145580.2; China P.R.:
using a plurality of symbol greater efficiency for OFDM systems. The system traffic may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; ZL201010555909.5; Australia: 2003284944; Australia: 2009202082; Australia: 2011213737; Brazil: PI0315540-4;
lengths arranged into different categories (e.g., control data, user data, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Canada: 2501458; Canada: 2756728; Canada: 2756741; European Patent Convention: EP1557022; European
and pilot data). For each category, one or more OFDM symbols of Patent Convention: EP2378726; Hong Kong: HK1156164; Hong Kong: HK1139250; Hong Kong: HK1086681; India:
the proper sizes may be selected for use based on the expected 219139; Indonesia: IDP0028441; Israel: 167554; Israel: 203959; Israel: 203960; Japan: 4913406; Japan: 5096508;
payload size for the traffic in that category. For example, control Japan: 5221743; Mexico: 272546; Mexico: 311172; Mexico: 315023; Republic of Korea: 10-0990683; Russian
data may be transmitted using OFDM symbols of a first size, user Federation: 2380845; Taiwan: I339036
data may be transmitted using OFDM symbols of the first size and
a second size, and pilot data may be transmitted using OFDM
symbols of a third size or the first size. In one exemplary design, a
small OFDM symbol is utilized for pilot and for transport channels
used to send control data, and a large OFDM symbol and the
small OFDM symbol are utilized for transport channels used to
send user data.

ZL200910145580.2 Multicarrier transmission Techniques to use OFDM symbols of different sizes to achieve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 9154274; China P.R.: ZL200380105059.7; China P.R.: ZL200910145580.2; China P.R.:
using a plurality of symbol greater efficiency for OFDM systems. The system traffic may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; ZL201010555909.5; Australia: 2003284944; Australia: 2009202082; Australia: 2011213737; Brazil: PI0315540-4;
lengths arranged into different categories (e.g., control data, user data, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Canada: 2501458; Canada: 2756728; Canada: 2756741; European Patent Convention: EP1557022; European
and pilot data). For each category, one or more OFDM symbols of Patent Convention: EP2378726; Hong Kong: HK1156164; Hong Kong: HK1139250; Hong Kong: HK1086681; India:
the proper sizes may be selected for use based on the expected 219139; Indonesia: IDP0028441; Israel: 167554; Israel: 203959; Israel: 203960; Japan: 4913406; Japan: 5096508;
payload size for the traffic in that category. For example, control Japan: 5221743; Mexico: 272546; Mexico: 311172; Mexico: 315023; Republic of Korea: 10-0990683; Russian
data may be transmitted using OFDM symbols of a first size, user Federation: 2380845; Taiwan: I339036
data may be transmitted using OFDM symbols of the first size and
a second size, and pilot data may be transmitted using OFDM
symbols of a third size or the first size. In one exemplary design, a
small OFDM symbol is utilized for pilot and for transport channels
used to send control data, and a large OFDM symbol and the
small OFDM symbol are utilized for transport channels used to
send user data.

ZL201010555909.5 Multicarrier transmission Techniques to use OFDM symbols of different sizes to achieve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 9154274; China P.R.: ZL200380105059.7; China P.R.: ZL200910145580.2; China P.R.:
using a plurality of symbol greater efficiency for OFDM systems. The system traffic may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; ZL201010555909.5; Australia: 2003284944; Australia: 2009202082; Australia: 2011213737; Brazil: PI0315540-4;
lengths arranged into different categories (e.g., control data, user data, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Canada: 2501458; Canada: 2756728; Canada: 2756741; European Patent Convention: EP1557022; European
and pilot data). For each category, one or more OFDM symbols of Patent Convention: EP2378726; Hong Kong: HK1156164; Hong Kong: HK1139250; Hong Kong: HK1086681; India:
the proper sizes may be selected for use based on the expected 219139; Indonesia: IDP0028441; Israel: 167554; Israel: 203959; Israel: 203960; Japan: 4913406; Japan: 5096508;
payload size for the traffic in that category. For example, control Japan: 5221743; Mexico: 272546; Mexico: 311172; Mexico: 315023; Republic of Korea: 10-0990683; Russian
data may be transmitted using OFDM symbols of a first size, user Federation: 2380845; Taiwan: I339036
data may be transmitted using OFDM symbols of the first size and
a second size, and pilot data may be transmitted using OFDM
symbols of a third size or the first size. In one exemplary design, a
small OFDM symbol is utilized for pilot and for transport channels
used to send control data, and a large OFDM symbol and the
small OFDM symbol are utilized for transport channels used to
send user data.

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7280467 Pilot transmission schemes Pilot transmission schemes suitable for use in wireless multi- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7280467; China P.R.: ZL200480004741.1; China P.R.: ZL200910139518.2; Canada: 2512551;
for wireless multi-carrier carrier (e.g., OFDM) communication systems. These pilot SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; European Patent Convention: EP2282438; European Patent Convention: EP2282436; Germany: EP1582042; Great
communication systems transmission schemes may utilize frequency, time, or both SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Britain: EP1582042; Hong Kong: 11108172; India: 222671; Japan: 5341052; Japan: 5755679; Mexico: 257362;
frequency and time orthogonality to achieve orthogonality Republic of Korea: 10-0978453; Russian Federation: 2368088; Russian Federation: 2507699; Taiwan: I324453
among the pilots transmitted by multiple base stations on the
downlink. Frequency orthogonality is achieved by transmitting
pilots on disjoint sets of subbands. Time orthogonality is
achieved by transmitting pilots using different orthogonal codes
(e.g., Walsh codes). The pilots may also be scrambled with
different scrambling codes, which are used to randomize pilot
interference and to enable identification of the transmitters of
these pilots. Pilot interference cancellation may be performed to
improve performance since subbands used for data transmission
by one transmitter may also be used for pilot transmission by
another transmitter. Pilot interference is estimated and then
subtracted from received symbols to obtain pilot-canceled
symbols having improved quality.

ZL200480004741.1 Pilot transmission schemes Pilot transmission schemes suitable for use in wireless multi- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7280467; China P.R.: ZL200480004741.1; China P.R.: ZL200910139518.2; Canada: 2512551;
for wireless multi-carrier carrier (e.g., OFDM) communication systems. These pilot SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; European Patent Convention: EP2282438; European Patent Convention: EP2282436; Germany: EP1582042; Great
communication systems transmission schemes may utilize frequency, time, or both SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Britain: EP1582042; Hong Kong: 11108172; India: 222671; Japan: 5341052; Japan: 5755679; Mexico: 257362;
frequency and time orthogonality to achieve orthogonality Republic of Korea: 10-0978453; Russian Federation: 2368088; Russian Federation: 2507699; Taiwan: I324453
among the pilots transmitted by multiple base stations on the
downlink. Frequency orthogonality is achieved by transmitting
pilots on disjoint sets of subbands. Time orthogonality is
achieved by transmitting pilots using different orthogonal codes
(e.g., Walsh codes). The pilots may also be scrambled with
different scrambling codes, which are used to randomize pilot
interference and to enable identification of the transmitters of
these pilots. Pilot interference cancellation may be performed to
improve performance since subbands used for data transmission
by one transmitter may also be used for pilot transmission by
another transmitter. Pilot interference is estimated and then
subtracted from received symbols to obtain pilot-canceled
symbols having improved quality.

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ZL200910139518.2 Pilot transmission method Pilot transmission schemes suitable for use in wireless multi- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7280467; China P.R.: ZL200480004741.1; China P.R.: ZL200910139518.2; Canada: 2512551;
and apparatus for wireless carrier (e.g., OFDM) communication systems. These pilot SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; European Patent Convention: EP2282438; European Patent Convention: EP2282436; Germany: EP1582042; Great
multi-carrier communication transmission schemes may utilize frequency, time, or both SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Britain: EP1582042; Hong Kong: 11108172; India: 222671; Japan: 5341052; Japan: 5755679; Mexico: 257362;
systems frequency and time orthogonality to achieve orthogonality Republic of Korea: 10-0978453; Russian Federation: 2368088; Russian Federation: 2507699; Taiwan: I324453
among the pilots transmitted by multiple base stations on the
downlink. Frequency orthogonality is achieved by transmitting
pilots on disjoint sets of subbands. Time orthogonality is
achieved by transmitting pilots using different orthogonal codes
(e.g., Walsh codes). The pilots may also be scrambled with
different scrambling codes, which are used to randomize pilot
interference and to enable identification of the transmitters of
these pilots. Pilot interference cancellation may be performed to
improve performance since subbands used for data transmission
by one transmitter may also be used for pilot transmission by
another transmitter. Pilot interference is estimated and then
subtracted from received symbols to obtain pilot-canceled
symbols having improved quality.

7813732 Method and apparatus to A base station in a wireless communications network counts SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7062272; United States: 7409212; United States: 7251487; United States: 7813732; China P.R.:
track count of broadcast mobile stations SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL200480007389.7; Australia: 2004213997; Australia: 2009225369; Canada: 2516223; European Patent
content recipients in a receiving broadcast content via multi-user channel. The base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP2291011; Germany: EP1595412; Great Britain: EP1595412; Hong Kong: HK1155029; Hong Kong:
wireless telephone network station broadcasts a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; HK1090228; India: 230641; Indonesia: ID0021577; Israel: 170231; Israel: 203708; Japan: 4376898; Mexico: 256703;
repeating message identifying at least one broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Mexico: 273333; Republic of Korea: 10-1087523; Russian Federation: 2346412; Taiwan: I368449; Ukraine: 91492;
stream and, for each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Ukraine: 101955
stream, a REGISTER (R) or DO NOT REGISTER (DNR) indicator.
Mobile stations
periodically re-examine contents of this message. When the
indicator is R for a
broadcast content stream, mobile stations whose users have
elected to receive it send the
base station a registration message for that stream. When the
number of registered
mobile stations reaches a prescribed number, the base station
changes the indicator to
DNR. When the indicator is DNR for a broadcast content stream,
mobile stations
refrain from sending any registration message for that broadcast
content stream. The
base station may institute a recount by resetting the indicator to
R.

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7409212 Method and apparatus to A base station in a wireless communications network counts SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7062272; United States: 7409212; United States: 7251487; United States: 7813732; China P.R.:
track count of broadcast mobile stations SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL200480007389.7; Australia: 2004213997; Australia: 2009225369; Canada: 2516223; European Patent
content recipients in a receiving broadcast content via multi-user channel. The base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP2291011; Germany: EP1595412; Great Britain: EP1595412; Hong Kong: HK1155029; Hong Kong:
wireless telephone network station broadcasts a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; HK1090228; India: 230641; Indonesia: ID0021577; Israel: 170231; Israel: 203708; Japan: 4376898; Mexico: 256703;
repeating message identifying at least one broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Mexico: 273333; Republic of Korea: 10-1087523; Russian Federation: 2346412; Taiwan: I368449; Ukraine: 91492;
stream and, for each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Ukraine: 101955
stream, a REGISTER (R) or DO NOT REGISTER (DNR) indicator.
Mobile stations
periodically re-examine contents of this message. When the
indicator is R for a
broadcast content stream, mobile stations whose users have
elected to receive it send the
base station a registration message for that stream. When the
number of registered
mobile stations reaches a prescribed number, the base station
changes the indicator to
DNR. When the indicator is DNR for a broadcast content stream,
mobile stations
refrain from sending any registration message for that broadcast
content stream. The
base station may institute a recount by resetting the indicator to
R
7251487 Method and apparatus to A base station in a wireless communications network counts SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7062272; United States: 7409212; United States: 7251487; United States: 7813732; China P.R.:
track count of broadcast mobile stations SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL200480007389.7; Australia: 2004213997; Australia: 2009225369; Canada: 2516223; European Patent
content recipients in a receiving broadcast content via multi-user channel. The base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP2291011; Germany: EP1595412; Great Britain: EP1595412; Hong Kong: HK1155029; Hong Kong:
wireless telephone network station broadcasts a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; HK1090228; India: 230641; Indonesia: ID0021577; Israel: 170231; Israel: 203708; Japan: 4376898; Mexico: 256703;
repeating message identifying at least one broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Mexico: 273333; Republic of Korea: 10-1087523; Russian Federation: 2346412; Taiwan: I368449; Ukraine: 91492;
stream and, for each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Ukraine: 101955
stream, a REGISTER (R) or DO NOT REGISTER (DNR) indicator.
Mobile stations
periodically re-examine contents of this message. When the
indicator is R for a
broadcast content stream, mobile stations whose users have
elected to receive it send the
base station a registration message for that stream. When the
number of registered
mobile stations reaches a prescribed number, the base station
changes the indicator to
DNR. When the indicator is DNR for a broadcast content stream,
mobile stations
refrain from sending any registration message for that broadcast
content stream. The
base station may institute a recount by resetting the indicator to
R.

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7062272 Method and apparatus to A base station in a wireless communications network counts SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7062272; United States: 7409212; United States: 7251487; United States: 7813732; China P.R.:
track count of broadcast mobile stations SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL200480007389.7; Australia: 2004213997; Australia: 2009225369; Canada: 2516223; European Patent
content recipients in a receiving broadcast content via multi-user channel. The base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP2291011; Germany: EP1595412; Great Britain: EP1595412; Hong Kong: HK1155029; Hong Kong:
wireless telephone network station broadcasts a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; HK1090228; India: 230641; Indonesia: ID0021577; Israel: 170231; Israel: 203708; Japan: 4376898; Mexico: 256703;
repeating message identifying at least one broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Mexico: 273333; Republic of Korea: 10-1087523; Russian Federation: 2346412; Taiwan: I368449; Ukraine: 91492;
stream and, for each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Ukraine: 101955
stream, a REGISTER (R) or DO NOT REGISTER (DNR) indicator.
Mobile stations
periodically re-examine contents of this message. When the
indicator is R for a
broadcast content stream, mobile stations whose users have
elected to receive it send the
base station a registration message for that stream. When the
number of registered
mobile stations reaches a prescribed number, the base station
changes the indicator to
DNR. When the indicator is DNR for a broadcast content stream,
mobile stations
refrain from sending any registration message for that broadcast
content stream. The
base station may institute a recount by resetting the indicator to
R
ZL200480007389.7 Method and apparatus to A base station in a wireless communications network counts SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7062272; United States: 7409212; United States: 7251487; United States: 7813732; China P.R.:
count broadcast content mobile stations SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; ZL200480007389.7; Australia: 2004213997; Australia: 2009225369; Canada: 2516223; European Patent
recipients in a wireless receiving broadcast content via multi-user channel. The base SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP2291011; Germany: EP1595412; Great Britain: EP1595412; Hong Kong: HK1155029; Hong Kong:
telephone network station broadcasts a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; HK1090228; India: 230641; Indonesia: ID0021577; Israel: 170231; Israel: 203708; Japan: 4376898; Mexico: 256703;
repeating message identifying at least one broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Mexico: 273333; Republic of Korea: 10-1087523; Russian Federation: 2346412; Taiwan: I368449; Ukraine: 91492;
stream and, for each SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Ukraine: 101955
stream, a REGISTER (R) or DO NOT REGISTER (DNR) indicator.
Mobile stations
periodically re-examine contents of this message. When the
indicator is R for a
broadcast content stream, mobile stations whose users have
elected to receive it send the
base station a registration message for that stream. When the
number of registered
mobile stations reaches a prescribed number, the base station
changes the indicator to
DNR. When the indicator is DNR for a broadcast content stream,
mobile stations
refrain from sending any registration message for that broadcast
content stream. The
base station may institute a recount by resetting the indicator to
R.
8548387 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for providing uplink signal-to-noise ratio SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7215930; United States: 8548387; United States: 8676128; China P.R.: ZL200480012100.0; China
providing uplink signal-to- (SNR) estimation in a wireless communication system. A first SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: ZL201010157112.X; Brazil: PI0408075-0; Canada: 2518183; European Patent Convention: EP2247006;
noise ratio (SNR) estimation signal is received over a first channel and a second signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; European Patent Convention: EP2264918; France: EP1600027; Germany: EP1600027; Great Britain: EP1600027;
in a wireless communication received over a second channel, where the second signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; India: 239093; India: 1442/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP1600027; Japan: 4653077; Japan: 5275300; Mexico: 254645;
system received at a higher signal power level than said first signal. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Republic of Korea: 10-1071518; Republic of Korea: 10-1096941; Republic of Korea: 10-1107375; Russian
signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the second signal is measured, and Federation: 2372744; Russian Federation: 2524167; Spain: EP1600027; Taiwan: I341665; Taiwan: I423717
the SNR of the first signal is determined based at least in part
upon the measured SNR of the second signal.

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7215930 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for providing uplink signal-to-noise ratio SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7215930; United States: 8548387; United States: 8676128; China P.R.: ZL200480012100.0; China
providing uplink signal-to- (SNR) estimation in a wireless communication system. A first SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: ZL201010157112.X; Brazil: PI0408075-0; Canada: 2518183; European Patent Convention: EP2247006;
noise ratio (SNR) estimation signal is received over a first channel and a second signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; European Patent Convention: EP2264918; France: EP1600027; Germany: EP1600027; Great Britain: EP1600027;
in a wireless communication received over a second channel, where the second signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; India: 239093; India: 1442/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP1600027; Japan: 4653077; Japan: 5275300; Mexico: 254645;
system received at a higher signal power level than said first signal. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Republic of Korea: 10-1071518; Republic of Korea: 10-1096941; Republic of Korea: 10-1107375; Russian
signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the second signal is measured, and Federation: 2372744; Russian Federation: 2524167; Spain: EP1600027; Taiwan: I341665; Taiwan: I423717
the SNR of the first signal is determined based at least in part
upon the measured SNR of the second signal.

8676128 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for providing uplink signal-to-noise ratio SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7215930; United States: 8548387; United States: 8676128; China P.R.: ZL200480012100.0; China
providing uplink signal-to- (SNR) estimation in a wireless communication system. A first SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: ZL201010157112.X; Brazil: PI0408075-0; Canada: 2518183; European Patent Convention: EP2247006;
noise ratio (SNR) estimation signal is received over a first channel and a second signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; European Patent Convention: EP2264918; France: EP1600027; Germany: EP1600027; Great Britain: EP1600027;
in a wireless communication received over a second channel, where the second signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; India: 239093; India: 1442/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP1600027; Japan: 4653077; Japan: 5275300; Mexico: 254645;
system received at a higher signal power level than said first signal. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Republic of Korea: 10-1071518; Republic of Korea: 10-1096941; Republic of Korea: 10-1107375; Russian
signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the second signal is measured, and Federation: 2372744; Russian Federation: 2524167; Spain: EP1600027; Taiwan: I341665; Taiwan: I423717
the SNR of the first signal is determined based at least in part
upon the measured SNR of the second signal.

ZL200480012100.0 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for providing uplink signal-to-noise ratio SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7215930; United States: 8548387; United States: 8676128; China P.R.: ZL200480012100.0; China
providing uplink signal-to- (SNR) estimation in a wireless communication system. A first SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: ZL201010157112.X; Brazil: PI0408075-0; Canada: 2518183; European Patent Convention: EP2247006;
noise ratio (SNR) estimation signal is received over a first channel and a second signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; European Patent Convention: EP2264918; France: EP1600027; Germany: EP1600027; Great Britain: EP1600027;
in a wireless communication received over a second channel, where the second signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; India: 239093; India: 1442/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP1600027; Japan: 4653077; Japan: 5275300; Mexico: 254645;
system received at a higher signal power level than said first signal. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Republic of Korea: 10-1071518; Republic of Korea: 10-1096941; Republic of Korea: 10-1107375; Russian
signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the second signal is measured, and Federation: 2372744; Russian Federation: 2524167; Spain: EP1600027; Taiwan: I341665; Taiwan: I423717
the SNR of the first signal is determined based at least in part
upon the measured SNR of the second signal.

ZL201010157112.X Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for providing uplink signal-to-noise ratio SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7215930; United States: 8548387; United States: 8676128; China P.R.: ZL200480012100.0; China
providing uplink signal-to- (SNR) estimation in a wireless communication system. A first SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: ZL201010157112.X; Brazil: PI0408075-0; Canada: 2518183; European Patent Convention: EP2247006;
noise ratio (SNR) estimation signal is received over a first channel and a second signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; European Patent Convention: EP2264918; France: EP1600027; Germany: EP1600027; Great Britain: EP1600027;
in a wireless communication received over a second channel, where the second signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; India: 239093; India: 1442/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP1600027; Japan: 4653077; Japan: 5275300; Mexico: 254645;
system received at a higher signal power level than said first signal. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Republic of Korea: 10-1071518; Republic of Korea: 10-1096941; Republic of Korea: 10-1107375; Russian
signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the second signal is measured, and Federation: 2372744; Russian Federation: 2524167; Spain: EP1600027; Taiwan: I341665; Taiwan: I423717
the SNR of the first signal is determined based at least in part
upon the measured SNR of the second signal.

8081598 Outer-loop power control for Systems and methods for evaluating packets and frames in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8081598
wireless communication wireless communication system having multiple reverse-link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213;
systems channels including a spontaneous, burst oriented transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214;
channel and its corresponding rate indicator channel. One SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
embodiment comprises a base station monitoring the rate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
indicator channel, decoding the rate indicator channel using a
maximum likelihood decoder and detecting the presence of a
packet on the rate indicator channel by comparing a likelihood
with a threshold, and analyzing the validity of a frame on the
burst oriented channel based on the presence and content of
packets received on the rate indicator channel .

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7505780 Outer-loop power control for Systems and methods for controlling power in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7505780; China P.R.: ZL200480007387.8; Australia: 2010201396; Austria: EP1595414; Belgium:
wireless communication communication system having multiple reverse-link channels. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1595414; Brazil: PI0407545-5; Canada: 2516231; Denmark: EP1595414; Finland: EP1595414; France: EP1595414;
systems One embodiment comprises adjusting power levels of a first set SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Germany: EP1595414; Great Britain: EP1595414; Greece: EP1595414; Hungary: EP1595414; India: 233724; Ireland:
of channels and a corresponding pilot channel while maintaining a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1595414; Israel: 170228; Italy: EP1595414; Japan: 4694470; Mexico: 260532; Netherlands: EP1595414; Portugal:
set traffic-to-pilot (T/P) ratio between them, and adjusting T/P SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1595414; Republic of Korea: 10-1022679; Romania: EP1595414; Spain: EP1595414; Sweden: EP1595414;
ratios for one or more remaining channels independently of the Switzerland: EP1595414; Taiwan: I375479
power level of the pilot channel. A base station determines
whether frames received on the first set of channels contain
errors and sends messages to a mobile station to increment or
decrement the power levels, respectively, if the frames do or do
not contain errors. T/P ratios of the additional channels are
adjusted by determining whether frames received on the
additional channels contain errors, incrementing or decrementing
the T/P ratios appropriately, and transmitting the T/P ratios to
the mobile station, which controls the transmission parameters
for the respective channels in accordance with the received T/P
ratios.

ZL200480007387.8 Outer-loop power control for Systems and methods for controlling power in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7505780; China P.R.: ZL200480007387.8; Australia: 2010201396; Austria: EP1595414; Belgium:
wireless communication communication system having multiple reverse-link channels. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1595414; Brazil: PI0407545-5; Canada: 2516231; Denmark: EP1595414; Finland: EP1595414; France: EP1595414;
systems One embodiment comprises adjusting power levels of a first set SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Germany: EP1595414; Great Britain: EP1595414; Greece: EP1595414; Hungary: EP1595414; India: 233724; Ireland:
of channels and a corresponding pilot channel while maintaining a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1595414; Israel: 170228; Italy: EP1595414; Japan: 4694470; Mexico: 260532; Netherlands: EP1595414; Portugal:
set traffic-to-pilot (T/P) ratio between them, and adjusting T/P SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1595414; Republic of Korea: 10-1022679; Romania: EP1595414; Spain: EP1595414; Sweden: EP1595414;
ratios for one or more remaining channels independently of the Switzerland: EP1595414; Taiwan: I375479
power level of the pilot channel. A base station determines
whether frames received on the first set of channels contain
errors and sends messages to a mobile station to increment or
decrement the power levels, respectively, if the frames do or do
not contain errors. T/P ratios of the additional channels are
adjusted by determining whether frames received on the
additional channels contain errors, incrementing or decrementing
the T/P ratios appropriately, and transmitting the T/P ratios to
the mobile station, which controls the transmission parameters
for the respective channels in accordance with the received T/P
ratios.

8526966 Scheduled and autonomous Techniques for efficient signaling to and from a plurality of mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7155236; United States: 8526966; United States: 8977283; China P.R.: ZL200480009878.6; China
transmission and stations are disclosed. In one embodiment, a subset of mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: CN101778420; Australia: 2010201681; Brazil: PI0407571-4; Canada: 2516296; European Patent Convention:
acknowledgement stations may be allocated a portion of the shared resource with SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1595355; European Patent Convention: EP2273713; Hong Kong: HK1145377; Hong Kong: HK1087265; Indonesia:
one or more individual access grants, another subset may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; ID0020872; Indonesia: IDP0031409; Israel: 170254; Mexico: 258352; Mexico: 303174; Republic of Korea: 10-
allocated a portion of the shared resource with a single common SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; 1070208; Russian Federation: 2368106; Russian Federation: 2523359; Taiwan: I394381; Ukraine: 86761
grant, and yet another subset may be allowed to use a portion of
the shared resource without any grant. In another embodiment,
an acknowledge and continue command is used to extend all or a
subset of the previous grants without the need for additional
requests and grants, and their associated overhead. In one
embodiment, a traffic to pilot ratio (T/P) is used to allocate a
portion of the shared resource, allowing a mobile station
flexibility in selecting its transmission format based on T/P.

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7155236 Scheduled and autonomous Techniques for efficient signaling to and from a plurality of mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7155236; United States: 8526966; United States: 8977283; China P.R.: ZL200480009878.6; China
transmission and stations are disclosed. In one embodiment, a subset of mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: CN101778420; Australia: 2010201681; Brazil: PI0407571-4; Canada: 2516296; European Patent Convention:
acknowledgement stations may be allocated a portion of the shared resource with SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1595355; European Patent Convention: EP2273713; Hong Kong: HK1145377; Hong Kong: HK1087265; Indonesia:
one or more individual access grants, another subset may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; ID0020872; Indonesia: IDP0031409; Israel: 170254; Mexico: 258352; Mexico: 303174; Republic of Korea: 10-
allocated a portion of the shared resource with a single common SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; 1070208; Russian Federation: 2368106; Russian Federation: 2523359; Taiwan: I394381; Ukraine: 86761
grant, and yet another subset may be allowed to use a portion of
the shared resource without any grant. In another embodiment,
an acknowledge and continue command is used to extend all or a
subset of the previous grants without the need for additional
requests and grants, and their associated overhead. In one
embodiment, a traffic to pilot ratio (T/P) is used to allocate a
portion of the shared resource, allowing a mobile station
flexibility in selecting its transmission format based on T/P.

8977283 Scheduled and autonomous Techniques for efficient signaling to and from a plurality of mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7155236; United States: 8526966; United States: 8977283; China P.R.: ZL200480009878.6; China
transmission and stations are disclosed. In one embodiment, a subset of mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: CN101778420; Australia: 2010201681; Brazil: PI0407571-4; Canada: 2516296; European Patent Convention:
acknowledgement stations may be allocated a portion of the shared resource with SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1595355; European Patent Convention: EP2273713; Hong Kong: HK1145377; Hong Kong: HK1087265; Indonesia:
one or more individual access grants, another subset may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; ID0020872; Indonesia: IDP0031409; Israel: 170254; Mexico: 258352; Mexico: 303174; Republic of Korea: 10-
allocated a portion of the shared resource with a single common SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; 1070208; Russian Federation: 2368106; Russian Federation: 2523359; Taiwan: I394381; Ukraine: 86761
grant, and yet another subset may be allowed to use a portion of
the shared resource without any grant. In another embodiment,
an acknowledge and continue command is used to extend all or a
subset of the previous grants without the need for additional
requests and grants, and their associated overhead. In one
embodiment, a traffic to pilot ratio (T/P) is used to allocate a
portion of the shared resource, allowing a mobile station
flexibility in selecting its transmission format based on T/P.

ZL200480009878.6 Method, apparatus and Techniques for efficient signaling to and from a plurality of mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7155236; United States: 8526966; United States: 8977283; China P.R.: ZL200480009878.6; China
system for scheduled and stations are disclosed. In one embodiment, a subset of mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: CN101778420; Australia: 2010201681; Brazil: PI0407571-4; Canada: 2516296; European Patent Convention:
autonomous transmission stations may be allocated a portion of the shared resource with SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1595355; European Patent Convention: EP2273713; Hong Kong: HK1145377; Hong Kong: HK1087265; Indonesia:
and acknowledgement one or more individual access grants, another subset may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; ID0020872; Indonesia: IDP0031409; Israel: 170254; Mexico: 258352; Mexico: 303174; Republic of Korea: 10-
allocated a portion of the shared resource with a single common SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; 1070208; Russian Federation: 2368106; Russian Federation: 2523359; Taiwan: I394381; Ukraine: 86761
grant, and yet another subset may be allowed to use a portion of
the shared resource without any grant. In another embodiment,
an acknowledge and continue command is used to extend all or a
subset of the previous grants without the need for additional
requests and grants, and their associated overhead. In one
embodiment, a traffic to pilot ratio (T/P) is used to allocate a
portion of the shared resource, allowing a mobile station
flexibility in selecting its transmission format based on T/P.

CN101778420 Scheduled and autonomous Techniques for efficient signaling to and from a plurality of mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7155236; United States: 8526966; United States: 8977283; China P.R.: ZL200480009878.6; China
transmission and stations are disclosed. In one embodiment, a subset of mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; P.R.: CN101778420; Australia: 2010201681; Brazil: PI0407571-4; Canada: 2516296; European Patent Convention:
acknowledgement stations may be allocated a portion of the shared resource with SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1595355; European Patent Convention: EP2273713; Hong Kong: HK1145377; Hong Kong: HK1087265; Indonesia:
one or more individual access grants, another subset may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; ID0020872; Indonesia: IDP0031409; Israel: 170254; Mexico: 258352; Mexico: 303174; Republic of Korea: 10-
allocated a portion of the shared resource with a single common SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; 1070208; Russian Federation: 2368106; Russian Federation: 2523359; Taiwan: I394381; Ukraine: 86761
grant, and yet another subset may be allowed to use a portion of
the shared resource without any grant. In another embodiment,
an acknowledge and continue command is used to extend all or a
subset of the previous grants without the need for additional
requests and grants, and their associated overhead. In one
embodiment, a traffic to pilot ratio (T/P) is used to allocate a
portion of the shared resource, allowing a mobile station
flexibility in selecting its transmission format based on T/P.

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8391249 Code division multiplexing Techniques for efficient signaling to a plurality of mobile stations SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8391249
commands on a code are disclosed. In one embodiment, each of a plurality of symbol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213;
division multiplexed channel streams are encoded with one of a plurality of covering SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214;
sequences, the covered symbol streams are combined to form a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
Code Division Multiplexed (CDM) signal, and the CDM signal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
further covered by another covering sequence for code division
multiplexing with one or more additional signals for transmission
to a remote station. In another embodiment, a plurality of CDM
signals are formed from the covered symbol streams, and the
plurality of CDM signals are Time Division Multiplexed (TDM)
prior to the further covering. In other embodiments, decovering
and demultiplexing is performed to recover one or more of the
symbol streams. Various other aspects are also presented. These
aspects have the benefit of providing efficient utilization of the
reverse link capacity, accommodating varying requirements such
as low-latency, high throughput or differing quality of service, and
reducing forward and reverse link overhead for providing these
benefits, thus avoiding excessive interference and increasing
capacity.

7286846 Systems and Methods for Systems and methods for controlling the power level for a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7286846
Performing Outer Loop station during periods when no data is being transmitted by the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213;
Power Control in Wireless mobile station. In one embodiment, data is intermittently SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214;
Communication Systems transmitted from a mobile station to a base station on a reverse- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
link traffic channel. When data is being transmitted on the traffic SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
channel, the transmitted data is used by the base station to
perform power control operations (e.g., incrementing or
decrementing the mobile station s power level, based upon
comparison of a received SNR to a target SNR). When no data is
being transmitted on the traffic channel, a zero-rate indicator is
transmitted on the rate indicator channel. The zero-rate indicator
is used by the base station to perform power control. Power
control based on the zero-rate indicator may use velocity profiles,
reliability metrics or other techniques to control adjustment of
the power level.

8705588 Systems and methods for Systems and methods for improving the performance of direct- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8705588; United States: 8576894; China P.R.: ZL200480012079.4; China P.R.: ZL201010255944.5;
using code space in spread- sequence spread-spectrum communication systems. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; European Patent Convention: EP1599958; India: 225055; Japan: 4755084; Japan: 5479397; Republic of Korea: 10-
spectrum communications embodiment, a system comprises at least one communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 1065642; Russian Federation: 2367095; Taiwan: I363518
channel that utilizes two different orthogonal spreading codes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
and corresponding portions of the available orthogonal code SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
space. Portions of the data processed by the communication
channel are demultiplexed into different streams and covered
with corresponding, different orthogonal spreading codes. The
streams covered by the different orthogonal codes are then
combined and transmitted via the same communication channel.
One embodiment utilizes at least two different Walsh codes of
different lengths (+ and + + ) in order to make use of the
three quarters of the Walsh space not utilized by low-rate legacy
channels.

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8576894 Systems and methods for Systems and methods for improving the performance of direct- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8705588; United States: 8576894; China P.R.: ZL200480012079.4; China P.R.: ZL201010255944.5;
using code space in spread- sequence spread-spectrum communication systems. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; European Patent Convention: EP1599958; India: 225055; Japan: 4755084; Japan: 5479397; Republic of Korea: 10-
spectrum communications embodiment, a system comprises at least one communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 1065642; Russian Federation: 2367095; Taiwan: I363518
channel that utilizes two different orthogonal spreading codes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
and corresponding portions of the available orthogonal code SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
space. Portions of the data processed by the communication
channel are demultiplexed into different streams and covered
with corresponding, different orthogonal spreading codes. The
streams covered by the different orthogonal codes are then
combined and transmitted via the same communication channel.
One embodiment utilizes at least two different Walsh codes of
different lengths (+ and + + ) in order to make use of the
three quarters of the Walsh space not utilized by low-rate legacy
channels.

ZL200480012079.4 System and method for using Systems and methods for improving the performance of direct- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8705588; United States: 8576894; China P.R.: ZL200480012079.4; China P.R.: ZL201010255944.5;
code space in a spread- sequence spread-spectrum communication systems. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; European Patent Convention: EP1599958; India: 225055; Japan: 4755084; Japan: 5479397; Republic of Korea: 10-
spectrum communications embodiment, a system comprises at least one communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 1065642; Russian Federation: 2367095; Taiwan: I363518
network channel that utilizes two different orthogonal spreading codes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
and corresponding portions of the available orthogonal code SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
space. Portions of the data processed by the communication
channel are demultiplexed into different streams and covered
with corresponding, different orthogonal spreading codes. The
streams covered by the different orthogonal codes are then
combined and transmitted via the same communication channel.
One embodiment utilizes at least two different Walsh codes of
different lengths (+ and + + ) in order to make use of the
three quarters of the Walsh space not utilized by low-rate legacy
channels.

ZL201010255944.5 System and method for using Systems and methods for improving the performance of direct- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8705588; United States: 8576894; China P.R.: ZL200480012079.4; China P.R.: ZL201010255944.5;
code space in a spread- sequence spread-spectrum communication systems. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; European Patent Convention: EP1599958; India: 225055; Japan: 4755084; Japan: 5479397; Republic of Korea: 10-
spectrum communications embodiment, a system comprises at least one communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 1065642; Russian Federation: 2367095; Taiwan: I363518
network channel that utilizes two different orthogonal spreading codes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
and corresponding portions of the available orthogonal code SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
space. Portions of the data processed by the communication
channel are demultiplexed into different streams and covered
with corresponding, different orthogonal spreading codes. The
streams covered by the different orthogonal codes are then
combined and transmitted via the same communication channel.
One embodiment utilizes at least two different Walsh codes of
different lengths (+ and + + ) in order to make use of the
three quarters of the Walsh space not utilized by low-rate legacy
channels.

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7660282 Congestion control in a Techniques for congestion control are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7660282; United States: 8699452; China P.R.: ZL200480008983.8; China P.R.: ZL201010167314.2;
wireless data network embodiment, a base station allocates a shared resource using a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0407532-3; Canada: 2516176; European Patent Convention: EP1595423; European Patent Convention:
combination of zero or more individual grants and zero or more SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2259648; India: 239077; Japan: 4504350; Mexico: 265489; Republic of Korea: 10-1056571; Russian Federation:
common grants, and generates a busy signal in response to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; 2387102; Taiwan: I383634
loading conditions that exceed a pre-determined level. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
another embodiment, a subset of transmitting mobile stations
reduce their transmission rate in response to a busy signal. The
subset may include autonomous transmission, commonly granted
transmission, individually granted transmission, or any
combination thereof. In various embodiments, rate adjustment
may be probabilistic or deterministic. In one embodiment, a rate
table is deployed, and a mobile station decreases or increases the
transmission rate from one rate in the table to a lower or higher
rate in the table, respectively, in response to the busy signal.
Various other aspects are also presented. These aspects have the
benefit of providing efficient congestion control, avoiding
excessive interference and increasing capacity.

8699452 Congestion control in a Techniques for congestion control are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7660282; United States: 8699452; China P.R.: ZL200480008983.8; China P.R.: ZL201010167314.2;
wireless data network embodiment, a base station allocates a shared resource using a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0407532-3; Canada: 2516176; European Patent Convention: EP1595423; European Patent Convention:
combination of zero or more individual grants and zero or more SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2259648; India: 239077; Japan: 4504350; Mexico: 265489; Republic of Korea: 10-1056571; Russian Federation:
common grants, and generates a busy signal in response to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; 2387102; Taiwan: I383634
loading conditions that exceed a pre-determined level. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
another embodiment, a subset of transmitting mobile stations
reduce their transmission rate in response to a busy signal. The
subset may include autonomous transmission, commonly granted
transmission, individually granted transmission, or any
combination thereof. In various embodiments, rate adjustment
may be probabilistic or deterministic. In one embodiment, a rate
table is deployed, and a mobile station decreases or increases the
transmission rate from one rate in the table to a lower or higher
rate in the table, respectively, in response to the busy signal.
Various other aspects are also presented. These aspects have the
benefit of providing efficient congestion control, avoiding
excessive interference and increasing capacity.

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ZL200480008983.8 Congestion control in a Techniques for congestion control are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7660282; United States: 8699452; China P.R.: ZL200480008983.8; China P.R.: ZL201010167314.2;
wireless data network embodiment, a base station allocates a shared resource using a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0407532-3; Canada: 2516176; European Patent Convention: EP1595423; European Patent Convention:
combination of zero or more individual grants and zero or more SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2259648; India: 239077; Japan: 4504350; Mexico: 265489; Republic of Korea: 10-1056571; Russian Federation:
common grants, and generates a busy signal in response to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; 2387102; Taiwan: I383634
loading conditions that exceed a pre-determined level. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
another embodiment, a subset of transmitting mobile stations
reduce their transmission rate in response to a busy signal. The
subset may include autonomous transmission, commonly granted
transmission, individually granted transmission, or any
combination thereof. In various embodiments, rate adjustment
may be probabilistic or deterministic. In one embodiment, a rate
table is deployed, and a mobile station decreases or increases the
transmission rate from one rate in the table to a lower or higher
rate in the table, respectively, in response to the busy signal.
Various other aspects are also presented. These aspects have the
benefit of providing efficient congestion control, avoiding
excessive interference and increasing capacity.

ZL201010167314.2 Congestion control in a Techniques for congestion control are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7660282; United States: 8699452; China P.R.: ZL200480008983.8; China P.R.: ZL201010167314.2;
wireless data network embodiment, a base station allocates a shared resource using a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0407532-3; Canada: 2516176; European Patent Convention: EP1595423; European Patent Convention:
combination of zero or more individual grants and zero or more SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2259648; India: 239077; Japan: 4504350; Mexico: 265489; Republic of Korea: 10-1056571; Russian Federation:
common grants, and generates a busy signal in response to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; 2387102; Taiwan: I383634
loading conditions that exceed a pre-determined level. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
another embodiment, a subset of transmitting mobile stations
reduce their transmission rate in response to a busy signal. The
subset may include autonomous transmission, commonly granted
transmission, individually granted transmission, or any
combination thereof. In various embodiments, rate adjustment
may be probabilistic or deterministic. In one embodiment, a rate
table is deployed, and a mobile station decreases or increases the
transmission rate from one rate in the table to a lower or higher
rate in the table, respectively, in response to the busy signal.
Various other aspects are also presented. These aspects have the
benefit of providing efficient congestion control, avoiding
excessive interference and increasing capacity.

8023950 Systems and methods for Systems and methods for setting parameters for transmissions of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8023950; China P.R.: ZL200480010039.6; Germany: EP1595421; Great Britain: EP1595421; India:
using selectable frame data from a mobile station to a base station in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; 224022; Japan: 4537383; Republic of Korea: 10-1060537
durations in a wireless communications system. One embodiment comprises a method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214;
communication system including a network detecting a mobile station entering or leaving SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
soft handoff and responsively modifying a transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
parameter. The transmission parameter may comprise frame
duration, wherein if the mobile station enters soft handoff, the
frame duration is set to a larger value and if the mobile station
leaves soft handoff, the frame duration is set to a smaller value.
The network may determine whether the mobile station should
enter or leave soft handoff based upon PSMMs and may send
handoff direction messages (HDMs) to the mobile station,
thereby causing the mobile station to enter or leave soft handoff
and to set the transmission parameter accordingly.

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ZL200480010039.6 Systems and methods for Systems and methods for setting parameters for transmissions of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8023950; China P.R.: ZL200480010039.6; Germany: EP1595421; Great Britain: EP1595421; India:
using selectable frame data from a mobile station to a base station in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; 224022; Japan: 4537383; Republic of Korea: 10-1060537
durations in a wireless communications system. One embodiment comprises a method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214;
communication system including a network detecting a mobile station entering or leaving SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
soft handoff and responsively modifying a transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
parameter. The transmission parameter may comprise frame
duration, wherein if the mobile station enters soft handoff, the
frame duration is set to a larger value and if the mobile station
leaves soft handoff, the frame duration is set to a smaller value.
The network may determine whether the mobile station should
enter or leave soft handoff based upon PSMMs and may send
handoff direction messages (HDMs) to the mobile station,
thereby causing the mobile station to enter or leave soft handoff
and to set the transmission parameter accordingly.

20150256463 Method and apparatus for Various aspects of the invention provide for determining data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20150256463; China P.R.: ZL200480010117.2; Brazil: PI0407568-4; Canada: 2516219; European
controlling data rate of a rate for a reverse link communication by determining packets of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; Patent Convention: EP1595419; India: 223337; Japan: 4611973; Mexico: 273896; Russian Federation: 2345508;
reverse link in a data for transmission for a number of communication services, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Taiwan: I451786
communication system determining a data rate for transmission of the packets of data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
based on an arrangement of the packets of data in a queue SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
allowing for meeting the transmission deadline for each of the
packets of data. The base station determines whether available
resources allow for allocation at the base station for transmission
from the mobile station at the determined data rate and
duration. The mobile station drops at least a packet of data of
the packets of data in the queue to determine a new queue of
packets of data. The new queue of the packets of data is used to
determine a new data rate for communication on the reverse
link.

ZL200480010117.2 Method and apparatus for Various aspects of the invention provide for determining data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20150256463; China P.R.: ZL200480010117.2; Brazil: PI0407568-4; Canada: 2516219; European
controlling data rate of a rate for a reverse link communication by determining packets of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; Patent Convention: EP1595419; India: 223337; Japan: 4611973; Mexico: 273896; Russian Federation: 2345508;
reverse link in a data for transmission for a number of communication services, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Taiwan: I451786
communication system determining a data rate for transmission of the packets of data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
based on an arrangement of the packets of data in a queue SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
allowing for meeting the transmission deadline for each of the
packets of data. The base station determines whether available
resources allow for allocation at the base station for transmission
from the mobile station at the determined data rate and
duration. The mobile station drops at least a packet of data of
the packets of data in the queue to determine a new queue of
packets of data. The new queue of the packets of data is used to
determine a new data rate for communication on the reverse
link.

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8150407 System and method for Systems and methods for scheduling data transmissions in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8150407
scheduling transmissions in a wireless communication system using scheduling requests and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213;
wireless communication grants. In one embodiment, a wireless communication system SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214;
system has a base station and one or more mobile stations coupled by a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
wireless link having forward- and reverse-link channels. The base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
station is configured to receive requests from the mobile stations,
to process the requests independently of a base station
controller, to allocate communication link resources among the
mobile stations, and, if necessary, to transmit one or more grants
to the mobile stations in accordance with the allocation of
communication link resources. Each mobile station is configured
to transmit data to the base station in accordance with any grants
received from the base station.

7127655 Methods and Apparatus to Methods and apparatus to optimize delivery of multicast content SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7127655; China P.R.: ZL200480042506.3; Republic of Korea: 10-0839267
Optimize Delivery of using probabilistic feedback. A method is provided for
Multicast Content Using transmitting data from a server to a plurality of receiving
Probabilistic Feedback terminals. The method includes transmitting the data from the
server to the plurality of receiving terminals, and generating a
random response value at each receiving terminal. The method
also includes comparing the response value to an
acknowledgement value at each receiving terminal, and
transmitting an acknowledgment signal to the server from
selected receiving terminals. The selected receiving terminals are
a portion of the plurality of receiving terminals where the
response value has a selected relationship to the
acknowledgement value.

ZL200480042506.3 Methods and appartus to Methods and apparatus to optimize delivery of multicast content SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7127655; China P.R.: ZL200480042506.3; Republic of Korea: 10-0839267
optimize delivery of using probabilistic feedback. A method is provided for
multicast content using transmitting data from a server to a plurality of receiving
probabilistic feedback terminals. The method includes transmitting the data from the
server to the plurality of receiving terminals, and generating a
random response value at each receiving terminal. The method
also includes comparing the response value to an
acknowledgement value at each receiving terminal, and
transmitting an acknowledgment signal to the server from
selected receiving terminals. The selected receiving terminals are
a portion of the plurality of receiving terminals where the
response value has a selected relationship to the
acknowledgement value.

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7991396 Method and apparatus for Systems and methods are provided in which an origination SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 7991396; Japan: 5259637; Mexico: 265971
broadcast application in a station broadcasts a broadcast program to at least one of a
wireless communication plurality of destination stations. A first destination station (or a
system first group of destination stations) receives a first registration
period parameter from the origination station. The first
registration period parameter specifies a first period during which
the first destination station must register with the origination
station. The first destination station may block any attempted
registration request that occurs outside the first period.
Alternatively, the origination station can deny any attempted
registration request by the first destination station that occurs
outside the first period. If the registration request from the first
destination station is sent before the first period begins, then the
destination station can periodically request registration until a
request is sent within the first period.

8718279 Apparatus and method for a Apparatus and method for provisioning an access key used for a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8718279; Mexico: 271785
secure broadcast system controlled access broadcast service is disclosed. In one aspect, a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.246;
method for secure processing in a device that securely stores a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
secret key comprises receiving a plurality of challenges from a
network, generating a plurality of ciphering keys based on the
secret key and the plurality of challenges, and generating an
access key based on the plurality of ciphering keys.

20050120097 Method and apparatus for According to one aspect of the invention, a method is provided in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20050120097; China P.R.: ZL200480041108.X; Brazil: 417069; Canada: 2547112; European Patent
providing an efficient control which a control channel used for transmitting control information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; Convention: EP1695489; India: 3106/DELNP/2006; Japan: 4409576; Japan: 4658216; Mexico: 279597; Republic of
channel structure in a is partitioned into a plurality of subchannels each of which is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Korea: 10-0834356; Russian Federation: 2332802; Russian Federation: 2446596; Taiwan: I355169
wireless communication operated at a specific data rate. For each of one or more user
system terminals, one of the subchannels is selected based on one or
more selection criteria for transmitting control information from
an access point to the respective user terminal. Control
information is transmitted from the access point to a user
terminal on a particular subchannel selected for the respective
user terminal. At the user terminal, one or more subchannels are
decoded to obtain control information designated for the user
terminal.

ZL200480041108.X Method and apparatus for According to one aspect of the invention, a method is provided in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20050120097; China P.R.: ZL200480041108.X; Brazil: 417069; Canada: 2547112; European Patent
providing an efficient control which a control channel used for transmitting control information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; Convention: EP1695489; India: 3106/DELNP/2006; Japan: 4409576; Japan: 4658216; Mexico: 279597; Republic of
channel structure in a is partitioned into a plurality of subchannels each of which is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Korea: 10-0834356; Russian Federation: 2332802; Russian Federation: 2446596; Taiwan: I355169
wireless communication operated at a specific data rate. For each of one or more user
system terminals, one of the subchannels is selected based on one or
more selection criteria for transmitting control information from
an access point to the respective user terminal. Control
information is transmitted from the access point to a user
terminal on a particular subchannel selected for the respective
user terminal. At the user terminal, one or more subchannels are
decoded to obtain control information designated for the user
terminal.

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8483188 MIMO system with multiple A MIMO system supports multiple spatial multiplexing modes for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8208364; United States: 9031097; United States: 9048892; United States: 8355313; United States:
spatial multiplexing modes improved performance and greater flexibility. These modes may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 8483188; China P.R.: ZL200380104553.1; China P.R.: ZL201010119891.4; China P.R.: ZL201210269034.1; Brazil:
include (1) a single-user steered mode that transmits multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; PI0315535-8; Canada: 2501921; European Patent Convention: EP2267926; European Patent Convention:
data streams on orthogonal spatial channels to a single receiver, EP2278731; France: EP1559231; France: EP2061173; Germany: EP1559231; Germany: EP2061173; Great Britain:
(2) a single-user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data EP1559231; Great Britain: EP2061173; India: 219184; Italy: EP1559231; Italy: EP2061173; Japan: 4860924; Japan:
streams from multiple antennas to a single receiver without 5043979; Mexico: 266207; Mexico: 302514; Netherlands: EP2061173; Republic of Korea: 10-0965347; Russian
spatial processing at a transmitter, (3) a multi-user steered mode Federation: 2330381; Russian Federation: 2477001; Spain: EP1559231; Spain: EP2061173; Taiwan: I335155;
that transmits multiple data streams simultaneously to multiple Taiwan: I467956
receivers with spatial processing at a transmitter, and (4) a multi-
user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data streams
from multiple antennas (co-located or non co-located) without
spatial processing at the transmitter(s) to receiver(s) having
multiple antennas. For each set of user terminal(s) selected for
data transmission on the downlink and/or uplink, a spatial
multiplexing mode is selected for the user terminal set from
among the multiple spatial multiplexing modes supported by the
system

8355313 MIMO system with multiple A MIMO system supports multiple spatial multiplexing modes for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8208364; United States: 9031097; United States: 9048892; United States: 8355313; United States:
spatial multiplexing modes improved performance and greater flexibility. These modes may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 8483188; China P.R.: ZL200380104553.1; China P.R.: ZL201010119891.4; China P.R.: ZL201210269034.1; Brazil:
include (1) a single-user steered mode that transmits multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; PI0315535-8; Canada: 2501921; European Patent Convention: EP2267926; European Patent Convention:
data streams on orthogonal spatial channels to a single receiver, EP2278731; France: EP1559231; France: EP2061173; Germany: EP1559231; Germany: EP2061173; Great Britain:
(2) a single-user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data EP1559231; Great Britain: EP2061173; India: 219184; Italy: EP1559231; Italy: EP2061173; Japan: 4860924; Japan:
streams from multiple antennas to a single receiver without 5043979; Mexico: 266207; Mexico: 302514; Netherlands: EP2061173; Republic of Korea: 10-0965347; Russian
spatial processing at a transmitter, (3) a multi-user steered mode Federation: 2330381; Russian Federation: 2477001; Spain: EP1559231; Spain: EP2061173; Taiwan: I335155;
that transmits multiple data streams simultaneously to multiple Taiwan: I467956
receivers with spatial processing at a transmitter, and (4) a multi-
user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data streams
from multiple antennas (co-located or non co-located) without
spatial processing at the transmitter(s) to receiver(s) having
multiple antennas. For each set of user terminal(s) selected for
data transmission on the downlink and/or uplink, a spatial
multiplexing mode is selected for the user terminal set from
among the multiple spatial multiplexing modes supported by the
system

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8208364 MIMO system with multiple A MIMO system supports multiple spatial multiplexing modes for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8208364; United States: 9031097; United States: 9048892; United States: 8355313; United States:
spatial multiplexing modes improved performance and greater flexibility. These modes may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 8483188; China P.R.: ZL200380104553.1; China P.R.: ZL201010119891.4; China P.R.: ZL201210269034.1; Brazil:
include (1) a single-user steered mode that transmits multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; PI0315535-8; Canada: 2501921; European Patent Convention: EP2267926; European Patent Convention:
data streams on orthogonal spatial channels to a single receiver, EP2278731; France: EP1559231; France: EP2061173; Germany: EP1559231; Germany: EP2061173; Great Britain:
(2) a single-user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data EP1559231; Great Britain: EP2061173; India: 219184; Italy: EP1559231; Italy: EP2061173; Japan: 4860924; Japan:
streams from multiple antennas to a single receiver without 5043979; Mexico: 266207; Mexico: 302514; Netherlands: EP2061173; Republic of Korea: 10-0965347; Russian
spatial processing at a transmitter, (3) a multi-user steered mode Federation: 2330381; Russian Federation: 2477001; Spain: EP1559231; Spain: EP2061173; Taiwan: I335155;
that transmits multiple data streams simultaneously to multiple Taiwan: I467956
receivers with spatial processing at a transmitter, and (4) a multi-
user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data streams
from multiple antennas (co-located or non co-located) without
spatial processing at the transmitter(s) to receiver(s) having
multiple antennas. For each set of user terminal(s) selected for
data transmission on the downlink and/or uplink, a spatial
multiplexing mode is selected for the user terminal set from
among the multiple spatial multiplexing modes supported by the
system

9031097 MIMO system with multiple A MIMO system supports multiple spatial multiplexing modes for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8208364; United States: 9031097; United States: 9048892; United States: 8355313; United States:
spatial multiplexing modes improved performance and greater flexibility. These modes may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 8483188; China P.R.: ZL200380104553.1; China P.R.: ZL201010119891.4; China P.R.: ZL201210269034.1; Brazil:
include (1) a single-user steered mode that transmits multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; PI0315535-8; Canada: 2501921; European Patent Convention: EP2267926; European Patent Convention:
data streams on orthogonal spatial channels to a single receiver, EP2278731; France: EP1559231; France: EP2061173; Germany: EP1559231; Germany: EP2061173; Great Britain:
(2) a single-user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data EP1559231; Great Britain: EP2061173; India: 219184; Italy: EP1559231; Italy: EP2061173; Japan: 4860924; Japan:
streams from multiple antennas to a single receiver without 5043979; Mexico: 266207; Mexico: 302514; Netherlands: EP2061173; Republic of Korea: 10-0965347; Russian
spatial processing at a transmitter, (3) a multi-user steered mode Federation: 2330381; Russian Federation: 2477001; Spain: EP1559231; Spain: EP2061173; Taiwan: I335155;
that transmits multiple data streams simultaneously to multiple Taiwan: I467956
receivers with spatial processing at a transmitter, and (4) a multi-
user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data streams
from multiple antennas (co-located or non co-located) without
spatial processing at the transmitter(s) to receiver(s) having
multiple antennas. For each set of user terminal(s) selected for
data transmission on the downlink and/or uplink, a spatial
multiplexing mode is selected for the user terminal set from
among the multiple spatial multiplexing modes supported by the
system

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9048892 MIMO system with multiple A MIMO system supports multiple spatial multiplexing modes for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8208364; United States: 9031097; United States: 9048892; United States: 8355313; United States:
spatial multiplexing modes improved performance and greater flexibility. These modes may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 8483188; China P.R.: ZL200380104553.1; China P.R.: ZL201010119891.4; China P.R.: ZL201210269034.1; Brazil:
include (1) a single-user steered mode that transmits multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; PI0315535-8; Canada: 2501921; European Patent Convention: EP2267926; European Patent Convention:
data streams on orthogonal spatial channels to a single receiver, EP2278731; France: EP1559231; France: EP2061173; Germany: EP1559231; Germany: EP2061173; Great Britain:
(2) a single-user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data EP1559231; Great Britain: EP2061173; India: 219184; Italy: EP1559231; Italy: EP2061173; Japan: 4860924; Japan:
streams from multiple antennas to a single receiver without 5043979; Mexico: 266207; Mexico: 302514; Netherlands: EP2061173; Republic of Korea: 10-0965347; Russian
spatial processing at a transmitter, (3) a multi-user steered mode Federation: 2330381; Russian Federation: 2477001; Spain: EP1559231; Spain: EP2061173; Taiwan: I335155;
that transmits multiple data streams simultaneously to multiple Taiwan: I467956
receivers with spatial processing at a transmitter, and (4) a multi-
user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data streams
from multiple antennas (co-located or non co-located) without
spatial processing at the transmitter(s) to receiver(s) having
multiple antennas. For each set of user terminal(s) selected for
data transmission on the downlink and/or uplink, a spatial
multiplexing mode is selected for the user terminal set from
among the multiple spatial multiplexing modes supported by the
system

ZL200380104553.1 MIMO system with multiple A MIMO system supports multiple spatial multiplexing modes for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8208364; United States: 9031097; United States: 9048892; United States: 8355313; United States:
spatial multiplexing modes improved performance and greater flexibility. These modes may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 8483188; China P.R.: ZL200380104553.1; China P.R.: ZL201010119891.4; China P.R.: ZL201210269034.1; Brazil:
include (1) a single-user steered mode that transmits multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; PI0315535-8; Canada: 2501921; European Patent Convention: EP2267926; European Patent Convention:
data streams on orthogonal spatial channels to a single receiver, EP2278731; France: EP1559231; France: EP2061173; Germany: EP1559231; Germany: EP2061173; Great Britain:
(2) a single-user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data EP1559231; Great Britain: EP2061173; India: 219184; Italy: EP1559231; Italy: EP2061173; Japan: 4860924; Japan:
streams from multiple antennas to a single receiver without 5043979; Mexico: 266207; Mexico: 302514; Netherlands: EP2061173; Republic of Korea: 10-0965347; Russian
spatial processing at a transmitter, (3) a multi-user steered mode Federation: 2330381; Russian Federation: 2477001; Spain: EP1559231; Spain: EP2061173; Taiwan: I335155;
that transmits multiple data streams simultaneously to multiple Taiwan: I467956
receivers with spatial processing at a transmitter, and (4) a multi-
user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data streams
from multiple antennas (co-located or non co-located) without
spatial processing at the transmitter(s) to receiver(s) having
multiple antennas. For each set of user terminal(s) selected for
data transmission on the downlink and/or uplink, a spatial
multiplexing mode is selected for the user terminal set from
among the multiple spatial multiplexing modes supported by the
system

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ZL201010119891.4 MIMO system with multiple A MIMO system supports multiple spatial multiplexing modes for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8208364; United States: 9031097; United States: 9048892; United States: 8355313; United States:
spatial multiplexing modes improved performance and greater flexibility. These modes may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 8483188; China P.R.: ZL200380104553.1; China P.R.: ZL201010119891.4; China P.R.: ZL201210269034.1; Brazil:
include (1) a single-user steered mode that transmits multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; PI0315535-8; Canada: 2501921; European Patent Convention: EP2267926; European Patent Convention:
data streams on orthogonal spatial channels to a single receiver, EP2278731; France: EP1559231; France: EP2061173; Germany: EP1559231; Germany: EP2061173; Great Britain:
(2) a single-user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data EP1559231; Great Britain: EP2061173; India: 219184; Italy: EP1559231; Italy: EP2061173; Japan: 4860924; Japan:
streams from multiple antennas to a single receiver without 5043979; Mexico: 266207; Mexico: 302514; Netherlands: EP2061173; Republic of Korea: 10-0965347; Russian
spatial processing at a transmitter, (3) a multi-user steered mode Federation: 2330381; Russian Federation: 2477001; Spain: EP1559231; Spain: EP2061173; Taiwan: I335155;
that transmits multiple data streams simultaneously to multiple Taiwan: I467956
receivers with spatial processing at a transmitter, and (4) a multi-
user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data streams
from multiple antennas (co-located or non co-located) without
spatial processing at the transmitter(s) to receiver(s) having
multiple antennas. For each set of user terminal(s) selected for
data transmission on the downlink and/or uplink, a spatial
multiplexing mode is selected for the user terminal set from
among the multiple spatial multiplexing modes supported by the
system

ZL201210269034.1 MIMO system with multiple A MIMO system supports multiple spatial multiplexing modes for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8208364; United States: 9031097; United States: 9048892; United States: 8355313; United States:
spatial multiplexing modes improved performance and greater flexibility. These modes may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 8483188; China P.R.: ZL200380104553.1; China P.R.: ZL201010119891.4; China P.R.: ZL201210269034.1; Brazil:
include (1) a single-user steered mode that transmits multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; PI0315535-8; Canada: 2501921; European Patent Convention: EP2267926; European Patent Convention:
data streams on orthogonal spatial channels to a single receiver, EP2278731; France: EP1559231; France: EP2061173; Germany: EP1559231; Germany: EP2061173; Great Britain:
(2) a single-user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data EP1559231; Great Britain: EP2061173; India: 219184; Italy: EP1559231; Italy: EP2061173; Japan: 4860924; Japan:
streams from multiple antennas to a single receiver without 5043979; Mexico: 266207; Mexico: 302514; Netherlands: EP2061173; Republic of Korea: 10-0965347; Russian
spatial processing at a transmitter, (3) a multi-user steered mode Federation: 2330381; Russian Federation: 2477001; Spain: EP1559231; Spain: EP2061173; Taiwan: I335155;
that transmits multiple data streams simultaneously to multiple Taiwan: I467956
receivers with spatial processing at a transmitter, and (4) a multi-
user non-steered mode that transmits multiple data streams
from multiple antennas (co-located or non co-located) without
spatial processing at the transmitter(s) to receiver(s) having
multiple antennas. For each set of user terminal(s) selected for
data transmission on the downlink and/or uplink, a spatial
multiplexing mode is selected for the user terminal set from
among the multiple spatial multiplexing modes supported by the
system

8203978 Multi-mode terminal in a A user terminal supports multiple spatial multiplexing (SM) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7324429; United States: 8203978; China P.R.: ZL200380102100.5; Canada: 2501285; Germany:
wireless MIMO system modes such as a steered mode and a non-steered mode. For SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1556980; Germany: EP2267927; Great Britain: EP1556980; Great Britain: EP2267927; India: 248185; Japan:
data transmission, multiple data streams are coded and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 5247976; Japan: 5296232; Mexico: 252365; Republic of Korea: 10-1041334; Russian Federation: 2329604; Russian
modulated in accordance with their selected rates to obtain Federation: 2474060; Taiwan: I337477; Taiwan: I436617
multiple data symbol streams. These streams are then spatially
processed in accordance with a selected SM mode (e.g., with a
matrix of steering vectors for the steered mode and with the
identity matrix for the non-steered mode) to obtain multiple
transmit symbol streams for transmission from multiple
antennas. For data reception, multiple received symbol streams
are spatially processed in accordance with the selected SM mode
(e.g., with a matrix of eigenvectors for the steered mode and with
a spatial filter matrix for the non-steered mode) to obtain
multiple recovered data symbol streams. These streams are
demodulated and decoded in accordance with their selected
rates to obtain multiple decoded data streams.

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7324429 Multi-mode terminal in a A user terminal supports multiple spatial multiplexing (SM) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7324429; United States: 8203978; China P.R.: ZL200380102100.5; Canada: 2501285; Germany:
wireless MIMO system modes such as a steered mode and a non-steered mode. For SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1556980; Germany: EP2267927; Great Britain: EP1556980; Great Britain: EP2267927; India: 248185; Japan:
data transmission, multiple data streams are coded and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 5247976; Japan: 5296232; Mexico: 252365; Republic of Korea: 10-1041334; Russian Federation: 2329604; Russian
modulated in accordance with their selected rates to obtain Federation: 2474060; Taiwan: I337477; Taiwan: I436617
multiple data symbol streams. These streams are then spatially
processed in accordance with a selected SM mode (e.g., with a
matrix of steering vectors for the steered mode and with the
identity matrix for the non-steered mode) to obtain multiple
transmit symbol streams for transmission from multiple
antennas. For data reception, multiple received symbol streams
are spatially processed in accordance with the selected SM mode
(e.g., with a matrix of eigenvectors for the steered mode and with
a spatial filter matrix for the non-steered mode) to obtain
multiple recovered data symbol streams. These streams are
demodulated and decoded in accordance with their selected
rates to obtain multiple decoded data streams.

ZL200380102100.5 Multi-mode terminal in a A user terminal supports multiple spatial multiplexing (SM) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7324429; United States: 8203978; China P.R.: ZL200380102100.5; Canada: 2501285; Germany:
wireless MIMO system with modes such as a steered mode and a non-steered mode. For SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1556980; Germany: EP2267927; Great Britain: EP1556980; Great Britain: EP2267927; India: 248185; Japan:
spatial multiplexing data transmission, multiple data streams are coded and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 5247976; Japan: 5296232; Mexico: 252365; Republic of Korea: 10-1041334; Russian Federation: 2329604; Russian
modulated in accordance with their selected rates to obtain Federation: 2474060; Taiwan: I337477; Taiwan: I436617
multiple data symbol streams. These streams are then spatially
processed in accordance with a selected SM mode (e.g., with a
matrix of steering vectors for the steered mode and with the
identity matrix for the non-steered mode) to obtain multiple
transmit symbol streams for transmission from multiple
antennas. For data reception, multiple received symbol streams
are spatially processed in accordance with the selected SM mode
(e.g., with a matrix of eigenvectors for the steered mode and with
a spatial filter matrix for the non-steered mode) to obtain
multiple recovered data symbol streams. These streams are
demodulated and decoded in accordance with their selected
rates to obtain multiple decoded data streams.

8934329 Transmit diversity processing For transmit diversity in a multi-antenna OFDM system, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7002900; United States: 8934329; United States: 8873365; China P.R.: ZL200380104554.6; Australia:
for a multi-antenna transmitter encodes, interleaves, and symbol maps traffic data to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 2003284943; Australia: 2009201783; Brazil: PI0315520-0; Canada: 2501449; Germany: EP1556983; Great Britain:
communication system obtain data symbols. The transmitter processes each pair of data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1556983; Hong Kong: HK1086123; India: 222354; Indonesia: ID0020215; Israel: 167572; Japan: 4739952; Japan:
symbols to obtain two pairs of transmit symbols for transmission 5199324; Mexico: 254977; Mexico: 277203; Republic of Korea: 10-1073331; Russian Federation: 2321951; Taiwan:
from a pair of antennas either (1) in two OFDM symbol periods I339057; Ukraine: 83473
for space-time transmit diversity or (2) on two subbands for space
frequency transmit diversity. N.sub.T(N.sub.T-1) 2 different
antenna pairs are used for data transmission, with different
antenna pairs being used for adjacent subbands, where NT is the
number of antennas. The system may support multiple OFDM
symbol sizes. The same coding, interleaving, and modulation
schemes are used for different OFDM symbol sizes to simplify the
transmitter and receiver processing. The transmitter performs
OFDM modulation on the transmit symbol stream for each
antenna in accordance with the selected OFDM symbol size. The
receiver performs the complementary processing.

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7002900 Transmit diversity processing For transmit diversity in a multi-antenna OFDM system, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7002900; United States: 8934329; United States: 8873365; China P.R.: ZL200380104554.6; Australia:
for a multi-antenna transmitter encodes, interleaves, and symbol maps traffic data to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 2003284943; Australia: 2009201783; Brazil: PI0315520-0; Canada: 2501449; Germany: EP1556983; Great Britain:
communication system obtain data symbols. The transmitter processes each pair of data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1556983; Hong Kong: HK1086123; India: 222354; Indonesia: ID0020215; Israel: 167572; Japan: 4739952; Japan:
symbols to obtain two pairs of transmit symbols for transmission 5199324; Mexico: 254977; Mexico: 277203; Republic of Korea: 10-1073331; Russian Federation: 2321951; Taiwan:
from a pair of antennas either (1) in two OFDM symbol periods I339057; Ukraine: 83473
for space-time transmit diversity or (2) on two subbands for space
frequency transmit diversity. N.sub.T(N.sub.T-1) 2 different
antenna pairs are used for data transmission, with different
antenna pairs being used for adjacent subbands, where NT is the
number of antennas. The system may support multiple OFDM
symbol sizes. The same coding, interleaving, and modulation
schemes are used for different OFDM symbol sizes to simplify the
transmitter and receiver processing. The transmitter performs
OFDM modulation on the transmit symbol stream for each
antenna in accordance with the selected OFDM symbol size. The
receiver performs the complementary processing.

8873365 Transmit diversity processing For transmit diversity in a multi-antenna OFDM system, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7002900; United States: 8934329; United States: 8873365; China P.R.: ZL200380104554.6; Australia:
for a multi-antenna transmitter encodes, interleaves, and symbol maps traffic data to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 2003284943; Australia: 2009201783; Brazil: PI0315520-0; Canada: 2501449; Germany: EP1556983; Great Britain:
communication system obtain data symbols. The transmitter processes each pair of data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1556983; Hong Kong: HK1086123; India: 222354; Indonesia: ID0020215; Israel: 167572; Japan: 4739952; Japan:
symbols to obtain two pairs of transmit symbols for transmission 5199324; Mexico: 254977; Mexico: 277203; Republic of Korea: 10-1073331; Russian Federation: 2321951; Taiwan:
from a pair of antennas either (1) in two OFDM symbol periods I339057; Ukraine: 83473
for space-time transmit diversity or (2) on two subbands for space
frequency transmit diversity. N.sub.T(N.sub.T-1) 2 different
antenna pairs are used for data transmission, with different
antenna pairs being used for adjacent subbands, where NT is the
number of antennas. The system may support multiple OFDM
symbol sizes. The same coding, interleaving, and modulation
schemes are used for different OFDM symbol sizes to simplify the
transmitter and receiver processing. The transmitter performs
OFDM modulation on the transmit symbol stream for each
antenna in accordance with the selected OFDM symbol size. The
receiver performs the complementary processing.

ZL200380104554.6 Transmit diversity processing For transmit diversity in a multi-antenna OFDM system, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7002900; United States: 8934329; United States: 8873365; China P.R.: ZL200380104554.6; Australia:
for a multi-antenna transmitter encodes, interleaves, and symbol maps traffic data to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.213; 2003284943; Australia: 2009201783; Brazil: PI0315520-0; Canada: 2501449; Germany: EP1556983; Great Britain:
communication system obtain data symbols. The transmitter processes each pair of data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1556983; Hong Kong: HK1086123; India: 222354; Indonesia: ID0020215; Israel: 167572; Japan: 4739952; Japan:
symbols to obtain two pairs of transmit symbols for transmission 5199324; Mexico: 254977; Mexico: 277203; Republic of Korea: 10-1073331; Russian Federation: 2321951; Taiwan:
from a pair of antennas either (1) in two OFDM symbol periods I339057; Ukraine: 83473
for space-time transmit diversity or (2) on two subbands for space
frequency transmit diversity. N.sub.T(N.sub.T-1) 2 different
antenna pairs are used for data transmission, with different
antenna pairs being used for adjacent subbands, where NT is the
number of antennas. The system may support multiple OFDM
symbol sizes. The same coding, interleaving, and modulation
schemes are used for different OFDM symbol sizes to simplify the
transmitter and receiver processing. The transmitter performs
OFDM modulation on the transmit symbol stream for each
antenna in accordance with the selected OFDM symbol size. The
receiver performs the complementary processing.

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8687607 Method and apparatus for Feedback from user stations to the base station for a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8687607; China P.R.: ZL200480035787.X; China P.R.: ZL200910173031.6; Australia: 2009201385;
feedback reporting in a multicast/broadcast transmission is performed by decoding SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0415133-0; Canada: 2542273; Germany: EP1678981; Great Britain: EP1678981; Hong Kong: HK1141399;
wireless communications multicast/broadcast data received from a transmitter on a Hong Kong: HK1097982; India: 219426; Indonesia: IDP0027102; Israel: 174837; Japan: 4394691; Mexico: 272854;
system downlink resource, forming a feedback message corresponding to Russian Federation: 2349055; Taiwan: I360321; Ukraine: 86949
the reception of the multicast/broadcast data, and queuing the
feedback message for transmission to the transmitter on an
uplink resource. The uplink resource used corresponds to the
downlink resource used for the multicast/broadcast transmission.
For unicast transmissions the uplink resource is dedicated to an
uplink transmission corresponding to a downlink transmission on
the downlink resource.

ZL200480035787.X Method and apparatus for Feedback from user stations to the base station for a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8687607; China P.R.: ZL200480035787.X; China P.R.: ZL200910173031.6; Australia: 2009201385;
feedback reporting in a multicast/broadcast transmission is performed by decoding SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0415133-0; Canada: 2542273; Germany: EP1678981; Great Britain: EP1678981; Hong Kong: HK1141399;
wireless communications multicast/broadcast data received from a transmitter on a Hong Kong: HK1097982; India: 219426; Indonesia: IDP0027102; Israel: 174837; Japan: 4394691; Mexico: 272854;
system downlink resource, forming a feedback message corresponding to Russian Federation: 2349055; Taiwan: I360321; Ukraine: 86949
the reception of the multicast/broadcast data, and queuing the
feedback message for transmission to the transmitter on an
uplink resource. The uplink resource used corresponds to the
downlink resource used for the multicast/broadcast transmission.
For unicast transmissions the uplink resource is dedicated to an
uplink transmission corresponding to a downlink transmission on
the downlink resource.

ZL200910173031.6 Method and apparatus for Feedback from user stations to the base station for a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8687607; China P.R.: ZL200480035787.X; China P.R.: ZL200910173031.6; Australia: 2009201385;
feedback reporting in a multicast/broadcast transmission is performed by decoding SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0415133-0; Canada: 2542273; Germany: EP1678981; Great Britain: EP1678981; Hong Kong: HK1141399;
wireless communications multicast/broadcast data received from a transmitter on a Hong Kong: HK1097982; India: 219426; Indonesia: IDP0027102; Israel: 174837; Japan: 4394691; Mexico: 272854;
system downlink resource, forming a feedback message corresponding to Russian Federation: 2349055; Taiwan: I360321; Ukraine: 86949
the reception of the multicast/broadcast data, and queuing the
feedback message for transmission to the transmitter on an
uplink resource. The uplink resource used corresponds to the
downlink resource used for the multicast/broadcast transmission.
For unicast transmissions the uplink resource is dedicated to an
uplink transmission corresponding to a downlink transmission on
the downlink resource.

ZL200480019592.6 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.246; China P.R.: ZL200480019592.6; China P.R.: ZL201010179643.9; Australia: 2004300912; Brazil: PI0412398-0;
security in a data processing provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is Canada: 2531502; European Patent Convention: EP1642411; Hong Kong: HK1145376; Hong Kong: HK1104136;
system encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to India: 237135; Israel: 172931; Japan: 5345717; Mexico: 266583; Philippines: 1-2006-500081; Republic of Korea: 10-
a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the 1123598; Russian Federation: 2356170; Singapore: 118797; Taiwan: I380661; Vietnam: 11155
broadcast key and provided periodically to a user. Broadcasts are
then encrypted using the short-time key, wherein the user
decrypts the broadcast message using the short-time key. One
embodiment provides link layer content encryption. Another
embodiment provides end-to-end encryption.

ZL201010179643.9 Method and apparatus for Method and apparatus for secure transmissions. Each user is SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.246; China P.R.: ZL200480019592.6; China P.R.: ZL201010179643.9; Australia: 2004300912; Brazil: PI0412398-0;
security in a data processing provided a registration key. A long-time updated broadcast key is Canada: 2531502; European Patent Convention: EP1642411; Hong Kong: HK1145376; Hong Kong: HK1104136;
system encrypted using the registration key and provided periodically to India: 237135; Israel: 172931; Japan: 5345717; Mexico: 266583; Philippines: 1-2006-500081; Republic of Korea: 10-
a user. A short-time updated key is encrypted using the 1123598; Russian Federation: 2356170; Singapore: 118797; Taiwan: I380661; Vietnam: 11155
broadcast key and provided periodically to a user. Broadcasts are
then encrypted using the short-time key, wherein the user
decrypts the broadcast message using the short-time key. One
embodiment provides link layer content encryption. Another
embodiment provides end-to-end encryption.

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8694869 Methods for forward error Transmission techniques are provided that improve service SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8694869; China P.R.: ZL200480028696.3; Canada: 2535899; European Patent Convention:
correction coding above a continuity and reduce interruptions in delivery of content that SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; EP1661283; India: 248296; India: 3357/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4833844; Japan: 5180345; Mexico: 271298; Mexico:
radio link control layer and can be caused by transitions that occur when the User Equipment SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; 289318; Republic of Korea: 10-1102794; Taiwan: I358921
related apparatus (UE) moves from one cell to the other, or when the delivery of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
content changes from a Point-to-Point (PTP) connection to a Point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
to-Multipoint (PTM) connection in the same serving cell, and vice-
versa. Such transmission techniques enable seamless delivery of
content across cell borders and/or between different
transmission schemes such as Point-to-Multipoint (PTM) and
Point-to-Point (PTP). Mechanisms for adjusting different streams
and for recovering content from each data block during such
transitions are also provided so that data is not lost during a
transition. In addition, mechanisms for realigning data during
decoding at a receiving terminal are also provided.

ZL200480028696.3 Method for forward error Transmission techniques are provided that improve service SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8694869; China P.R.: ZL200480028696.3; Canada: 2535899; European Patent Convention:
correction coding above a continuity and reduce interruptions in delivery of content that SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; EP1661283; India: 248296; India: 3357/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4833844; Japan: 5180345; Mexico: 271298; Mexico:
radio link control layer and can be caused by transitions that occur when the User Equipment SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; 289318; Republic of Korea: 10-1102794; Taiwan: I358921
related apparatus (UE) moves from one cell to the other, or when the delivery of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
content changes from a Point-to-Point (PTP) connection to a Point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
to-Multipoint (PTM) connection in the same serving cell, and vice-
versa. Such transmission techniques enable seamless delivery of
content across cell borders and/or between different
transmission schemes such as Point-to-Multipoint (PTM) and
Point-to-Point (PTP). Mechanisms for adjusting different streams
and for recovering content from each data block during such
transitions are also provided so that data is not lost during a
transition. In addition, mechanisms for realigning data during
decoding at a receiving terminal are also provided.

8804761 Methods for seamless Transmission techniques are provided that improve service SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8804761; China P.R.: ZL200480028692.5; European Patent Convention: EP1661284; India: 241995;
delivery of broadcast and continuity and reduce interruptions in delivery of content that SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; Japan: 5631903; Japan: 2014-195282; Mexico: 270984; Republic of Korea: 10-1112433; Taiwan: I392266
multicast content across cell can be caused by transitions that occur when the User Equipment SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331;
borders and/or between (UE) moves from one cell to the other, or when the delivery of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
different transmission content changes from a Point-to-Point (PTP) connection to a Point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
schemes and related to-Multipoint (PTM) connection in the same serving cell, and vice-
apparatus versa. Such transmission techniques enable seamless delivery of
content across cell borders and/or between different
transmission schemes such as Point-to-Multipoint (PTM) and
Point-to-Point (PTP). Mechanisms for adjusting different streams
and for recovering content from each data block during such
transitions are also provided so that data is not lost during a
transition. In addition, mechanisms for realigning data during
decoding at a receiving terminal are also provided.

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ZL200480028692.5 Methods for seamless Transmission techniques are provided that improve service SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8804761; China P.R.: ZL200480028692.5; European Patent Convention: EP1661284; India: 241995;
delivery of broadcast and continuity and reduce interruptions in delivery of content that SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; Japan: 5631903; Japan: 2014-195282; Mexico: 270984; Republic of Korea: 10-1112433; Taiwan: I392266
multicast content across cell can be caused by transitions that occur when the User Equipment SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331;
borders and/or between (UE) moves from one cell to the other, or when the delivery of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
different transmission content changes from a Point-to-Point (PTP) connection to a Point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
schemes and related to-Multipoint (PTM) connection in the same serving cell, and vice-
apparatus versa. Such transmission techniques enable seamless delivery of
content across cell borders and/or between different
transmission schemes such as Point-to-Multipoint (PTM) and
Point-to-Point (PTP). Mechanisms for adjusting different streams
and for recovering content from each data block during such
transitions are also provided so that data is not lost during a
transition. In addition, mechanisms for realigning data during
decoding at a receiving terminal are also provided.

6970437 Reverse link differentiated An access terminal (206) is configured for wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 6970437; China P.R.: ZL200480024381.1; China P.R.: ZL200710102286.4; Austria: EP1981177;
services for a multiflow communication with an access network (204) within a sector SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322; Belgium: EP1981177; Denmark: EP1981177; European Patent Convention: EP2375842; Finland: EP1981177;
communications system (1032). The access terminal (206) includes a transmitter (2608) France: EP1981177; Germany: EP1649642; Germany: EP1826917; Germany: EP1981177; Great Britain: EP1649642;
using autonomous allocation for transmitting a reverse traffic channel to the access network Great Britain: EP1826917; Great Britain: EP1981177; Greece: EP1981177; Hungary: EP1981177; India: 230663;
(204), an antenna (2614) for receiving signals from the access India: 1460/CHENP/2007; Ireland: EP1981177; Italy: EP1981177; Japan: 4402113; Japan: 4699421; Japan: 5329573;
network (204), a processor (2602) and memory (2604) in Netherlands: EP1981177; Poland: EP1981177; Portugal: EP1981177; Republic of Korea: 10-1099186; Republic of
electronic communication with the processor (2602). Instructions Korea: 10-1099157; Romania: EP1981177; Spain: EP1981177; Sweden: EP1981177; Switzerland: EP1981177;
are stored in the memory (2604). The instructions are executable Ukraine: 100889
estimate a current value of a reverse activity bit (1444)
transmitted by the access network (204). Per flow power
allocation may be decreased on increased based on an estimated
current value of the reverse activity bit.

ZL200710102286.4 Method and means of An access terminal (206) is configured for wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 6970437; China P.R.: ZL200480024381.1; China P.R.: ZL200710102286.4; Austria: EP1981177;
transmitting a packet communication with an access network (204) within a sector SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322; Belgium: EP1981177; Denmark: EP1981177; European Patent Convention: EP2375842; Finland: EP1981177;
(1032). The access terminal (206) includes a transmitter (2608) France: EP1981177; Germany: EP1649642; Germany: EP1826917; Germany: EP1981177; Great Britain: EP1649642;
for transmitting a reverse traffic channel to the access network Great Britain: EP1826917; Great Britain: EP1981177; Greece: EP1981177; Hungary: EP1981177; India: 230663;
(204), an antenna (2614) for receiving signals from the access India: 1460/CHENP/2007; Ireland: EP1981177; Italy: EP1981177; Japan: 4402113; Japan: 4699421; Japan: 5329573;
network (204), a processor (2602) and memory (2604) in Netherlands: EP1981177; Poland: EP1981177; Portugal: EP1981177; Republic of Korea: 10-1099186; Republic of
electronic communication with the processor (2602). Instructions Korea: 10-1099157; Romania: EP1981177; Spain: EP1981177; Sweden: EP1981177; Switzerland: EP1981177;
are stored in the memory (2604). The instructions are executable Ukraine: 100889
estimate a current value of a reverse activity bit (1444)
transmitted by the access network (204). Per flow power
allocation may be decreased on increased based on an estimated
current value of the reverse activity bit.

ZL200480024381.1 Method for transmission An access terminal (206) is configured for wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 6970437; China P.R.: ZL200480024381.1; China P.R.: ZL200710102286.4; Austria: EP1981177;
power control based on communication with an access network (204) within a sector SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322; Belgium: EP1981177; Denmark: EP1981177; European Patent Convention: EP2375842; Finland: EP1981177;
evaluation of a reverse (1032). The access terminal (206) includes a transmitter (2608) France: EP1981177; Germany: EP1649642; Germany: EP1826917; Germany: EP1981177; Great Britain: EP1649642;
activity bit and data flow for transmitting a reverse traffic channel to the access network Great Britain: EP1826917; Great Britain: EP1981177; Greece: EP1981177; Hungary: EP1981177; India: 230663;
specific upward/downward (204), an antenna (2614) for receiving signals from the access India: 1460/CHENP/2007; Ireland: EP1981177; Italy: EP1981177; Japan: 4402113; Japan: 4699421; Japan: 5329573;
ramping functions, and network (204), a processor (2602) and memory (2604) in Netherlands: EP1981177; Poland: EP1981177; Portugal: EP1981177; Republic of Korea: 10-1099186; Republic of
corresponding wireless electronic communication with the processor (2602). Instructions Korea: 10-1099157; Romania: EP1981177; Spain: EP1981177; Sweden: EP1981177; Switzerland: EP1981177;
access terminal are stored in the memory (2604). The instructions are executable Ukraine: 100889
estimate a current value of a reverse activity bit (1444)
transmitted by the access network (204). Per flow power
allocation may be decreased on increased based on an estimated
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7184792 Delayed Data Transmission For delayed transmission after reconfiguration of the physical SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7184792; China P.R.: ZL200580010126.6; India: 222001
in a Wireless Communication layer, a wireless network initially sends a first message (e.g., a
System After Physical Layer Reconfiguration message) to a wireless device for reconfiguration
Reconfiguration of uplink and/or downlink physical channels. The wireless
network then performs synchronization to establish the uplink
physical channels, and the wireless device performs
synchronization to establish the downlink physical channels.
Upon completing the downlink synchronization, the wireless
device sends a second message (e.g., a Reconfiguration Complete
message) to the wireless network. The wireless network sends a
Layer 2 acknowledgment (L2 ACK) upon successfully decoding the
second message. The wireless network delays transmission of
signaling/data on the downlink, except for transmission of certain
messages such as those needed for reconfiguration, until
successful decoding of the second message. The wireless device
delays transmission of signaling/data on the uplink, again except
for certain messages, until reception of the L2 ACK.

ZL200580010126.6 Delayed Data Transmission For delayed transmission after reconfiguration of the physical SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7184792; China P.R.: ZL200580010126.6; India: 222001
in a Wireless Communication layer, a wireless network initially sends a first message (e.g., a
System After Physical Layer Reconfiguration message) to a wireless device for reconfiguration
Reconfiguration of uplink and/or downlink physical channels. The wireless
network then performs synchronization to establish the uplink
physical channels, and the wireless device performs
synchronization to establish the downlink physical channels.
Upon completing the downlink synchronization, the wireless
device sends a second message (e.g., a Reconfiguration Complete
message) to the wireless network. The wireless network sends a
Layer 2 acknowledgment (L2 ACK) upon successfully decoding the
second message. The wireless network delays transmission of
signaling/data on the downlink, except for transmission of certain
messages such as those needed for reconfiguration, until
successful decoding of the second message. The wireless device
delays transmission of signaling/data on the uplink, again except
for certain messages, until reception of the L2 ACK.

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8201039 Combining grant, Embodiments disclosed herein address the need in the art for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8489949; United States: 8201039; China P.R.: ZL200480029007.0; Brazil: PI0413341-2; Canada:
acknowledgement, and rate reduced overhead SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; 2535041; France: EP1656814; Germany: EP1656814; Great Britain: EP1656814; India: 238427; Italy: EP1656814;
control commands control with the ability to adjust transmission rates as necessary. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; Japan: 4824556; Japan: 5437315; Japan: 5612160; Mexico: 262375; Republic of Korea: 10-1143248; Russian
In one aspect, a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.213; Federation: 2354079; Spain: EP1656814; Taiwan: I357238
signal indicates an acknowledgement of a decoded subpacket and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
whether or not a rate
control command is generated, and a second signal conditionally
indicates the rate
control command when one is generated. In another aspect, a
grant may be generated
concurrently with the acknowledgement. In yet another aspect, a
mobile station
monitors the first signal, conditionally monitors the second signal
as indicated by the
first signal, and may monitor a third signal comprising a grant. In
yet another aspect,
one or more base stations transmit one or more of the various
signals. Various other
aspects are also presented. These aspects have the benefit of
providing the flexibility of
grant-based control while utilizing lower overhead when rate
control commands are
used, thus increasing system utilization, increasing capacity and
throughput
8489949 Combining grant, Embodiments disclosed herein address the need in the art for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8489949; United States: 8201039; China P.R.: ZL200480029007.0; Brazil: PI0413341-2; Canada:
acknowledgement, and rate reduced overhead SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; 2535041; France: EP1656814; Germany: EP1656814; Great Britain: EP1656814; India: 238427; Italy: EP1656814;
control commands control with the ability to adjust transmission rates as necessary. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; Japan: 4824556; Japan: 5437315; Japan: 5612160; Mexico: 262375; Republic of Korea: 10-1143248; Russian
In one aspect, a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.213; Federation: 2354079; Spain: EP1656814; Taiwan: I357238
signal indicates an acknowledgement of a decoded subpacket and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
whether or not a rate
control command is generated, and a second signal conditionally
indicates the rate
control command when one is generated. In another aspect, a
grant may be generated
concurrently with the acknowledgement. In yet another aspect, a
mobile station
monitors the first signal, conditionally monitors the second signal
as indicated by the
first signal, and may monitor a third signal comprising a grant. In
yet another aspect,
one or more base stations transmit one or more of the various
signals. Various other
aspects are also presented. These aspects have the benefit of
providing the flexibility of
grant-based control while utilizing lower overhead when rate
control commands are
used, thus increasing system utilization, increasing capacity and
throughput.

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ZL200480029007.0 Combining Embodiments disclosed herein address the need in the art for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8489949; United States: 8201039; China P.R.: ZL200480029007.0; Brazil: PI0413341-2; Canada:
acknowledgement and rate reduced overhead SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; 2535041; France: EP1656814; Germany: EP1656814; Great Britain: EP1656814; India: 238427; Italy: EP1656814;
control control with the ability to adjust transmission rates as necessary. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; Japan: 4824556; Japan: 5437315; Japan: 5612160; Mexico: 262375; Republic of Korea: 10-1143248; Russian
In one aspect, a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.213; Federation: 2354079; Spain: EP1656814; Taiwan: I357238
signal indicates an acknowledgement of a decoded subpacket and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
whether or not a rate
control command is generated, and a second signal conditionally
indicates the rate
control command when one is generated. In another aspect, a
grant may be generated
concurrently with the acknowledgement. In yet another aspect, a
mobile station
monitors the first signal, conditionally monitors the second signal
as indicated by the
first signal, and may monitor a third signal comprising a grant. In
yet another aspect,
one or more base stations transmit one or more of the various
signals. Various other
aspects are also presented. These aspects have the benefit of
providing the flexibility of
grant-based control while utilizing lower overhead when rate
control commands are
used, thus increasing system utilization, increasing capacity and
throughput
8000284 Cooperative autonomous An access terminal (206) configured for wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8000284; China P.R.: ZL200480028986.8; China P.R.: ZL201010164094.8; China P.R.:
and scheduled resource with an access network (204) within a sector (1032). The access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322; ZL201210007377.0; Brazil: PI0413271-8; Canada: 2534459; Canada: 2790338; European Patent Convention:
allocation for a distributed terminal (206) includes a transmitter (2608) for transmitting a EP1656774; European Patent Convention: EP2323451; European Patent Convention: EP2560445; European Patent
communication system reverse traffic channel to the access network (204), an antenna Convention: EP2560444; India: 236490; Japan: 4532488; Japan: 5086326; Japan: 5575845; Republic of Korea: 10-
(2614) for receiving signals from the access network (204), a 1174169; Russian Federation: 2364043; Taiwan: I358218
processor (2602) and memory (2604) in electronic communication
with the processor (2602). Instructions stored in the memory
(2604) implement a method of determining whether a current
power allocation grant (1374) for a flow (1216) on the access
terminal (206) has been received from the access network (204).
If the current power allocation grant (1374) is still active, a
current power allocation (1338a) for the flow is set equal to the
current power allocation grant (1374). If the current power
allocation grant (1374) has not been received, the current power
allocation (1338a) for the flow is determined.

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ZL200480028986.8 Cooperative autonomous An access terminal (206) configured for wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8000284; China P.R.: ZL200480028986.8; China P.R.: ZL201010164094.8; China P.R.:
and scheduled resource with an access network (204) within a sector (1032). The access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322; ZL201210007377.0; Brazil: PI0413271-8; Canada: 2534459; Canada: 2790338; European Patent Convention:
allocation for a distributed terminal (206) includes a transmitter (2608) for transmitting a EP1656774; European Patent Convention: EP2323451; European Patent Convention: EP2560445; European Patent
communication system reverse traffic channel to the access network (204), an antenna Convention: EP2560444; India: 236490; Japan: 4532488; Japan: 5086326; Japan: 5575845; Republic of Korea: 10-
(2614) for receiving signals from the access network (204), a 1174169; Russian Federation: 2364043; Taiwan: I358218
processor (2602) and memory (2604) in electronic communication
with the processor (2602). Instructions stored in the memory
(2604) implement a method of determining whether a current
power allocation grant (1374) for a flow (1216) on the access
terminal (206) has been received from the access network (204).
If the current power allocation grant (1374) is still active, a
current power allocation (1338a) for the flow is set equal to the
current power allocation grant (1374). If the current power
allocation grant (1374) has not been received, the current power
allocation (1338a) for the flow is determined.

ZL201010164094.8 Cooperative autonomous An access terminal (206) configured for wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8000284; China P.R.: ZL200480028986.8; China P.R.: ZL201010164094.8; China P.R.:
and scheduled resource with an access network (204) within a sector (1032). The access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322; ZL201210007377.0; Brazil: PI0413271-8; Canada: 2534459; Canada: 2790338; European Patent Convention:
allocation for a distributed terminal (206) includes a transmitter (2608) for transmitting a EP1656774; European Patent Convention: EP2323451; European Patent Convention: EP2560445; European Patent
communication system reverse traffic channel to the access network (204), an antenna Convention: EP2560444; India: 236490; Japan: 4532488; Japan: 5086326; Japan: 5575845; Republic of Korea: 10-
(2614) for receiving signals from the access network (204), a 1174169; Russian Federation: 2364043; Taiwan: I358218
processor (2602) and memory (2604) in electronic communication
with the processor (2602). Instructions stored in the memory
(2604) implement a method of determining whether a current
power allocation grant (1374) for a flow (1216) on the access
terminal (206) has been received from the access network (204).
If the current power allocation grant (1374) is still active, a
current power allocation (1338a) for the flow is set equal to the
current power allocation grant (1374). If the current power
allocation grant (1374) has not been received, the current power
allocation (1338a) for the flow is determined.

ZL201210007377.0 Cooperative autonomous An access terminal (206) configured for wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8000284; China P.R.: ZL200480028986.8; China P.R.: ZL201010164094.8; China P.R.:
and scheduled resource with an access network (204) within a sector (1032). The access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322; ZL201210007377.0; Brazil: PI0413271-8; Canada: 2534459; Canada: 2790338; European Patent Convention:
allocation for a distributed terminal (206) includes a transmitter (2608) for transmitting a EP1656774; European Patent Convention: EP2323451; European Patent Convention: EP2560445; European Patent
communication system reverse traffic channel to the access network (204), an antenna Convention: EP2560444; India: 236490; Japan: 4532488; Japan: 5086326; Japan: 5575845; Republic of Korea: 10-
(2614) for receiving signals from the access network (204), a 1174169; Russian Federation: 2364043; Taiwan: I358218
processor (2602) and memory (2604) in electronic communication
with the processor (2602). Instructions stored in the memory
(2604) implement a method of determining whether a current
power allocation grant (1374) for a flow (1216) on the access
terminal (206) has been received from the access network (204).
If the current power allocation grant (1374) is still active, a
current power allocation (1338a) for the flow is set equal to the
current power allocation grant (1374). If the current power
allocation grant (1374) has not been received, the current power
allocation (1338a) for the flow is determined.

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8291300 Outer coding methods for Transmission techniques are provided that improve service SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7318187; United States: 8171381; United States: 8175090; United States: 8291300; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast content continuity and reduce interruptions in delivery of content that SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; ZL200480030786.6; China P.R.: ZL201010224860.5; Brazil: PI0413698-5; Canada: 2539399; European Patent
and related apparatus can be caused by transitions that occur when the User Equipment SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP1661285; Hong Kong: HK1094114; India: 236488; India: 3088/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4768615; Japan:
(UE) moves from one cell to the other, or when the delivery of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; 5054171; Japan: 5054170; Mexico: 265275; Republic of Korea: 10-1142215; Taiwan: I407793
content changes from a Point-to-Point (PTP) connection to a Point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
to-Multipoint (PTM) connection in the same serving cell, and vice-
versa. Such transmission techniques enable seamless delivery of
content across cell borders and/or between different
transmission schemes such as Point-to-Multipoint (PTM) and
Point-to-Point (PTP). Mechanisms for adjusting different streams
and for recovering content from each data block during such
transitions are also provided so that data is not lost during a
transition. In addition, mechanisms for realigning data during
decoding at a receiving terminal are also provided.

8175090 Outer coding methods for Transmission techniques are provided that improve service SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7318187; United States: 8171381; United States: 8175090; United States: 8291300; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast content continuity and reduce interruptions in delivery of content that SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; ZL200480030786.6; China P.R.: ZL201010224860.5; Brazil: PI0413698-5; Canada: 2539399; European Patent
and related apparatus can be caused by transitions that occur when the User Equipment SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP1661285; Hong Kong: HK1094114; India: 236488; India: 3088/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4768615; Japan:
(UE) moves from one cell to the other, or when the delivery of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; 5054171; Japan: 5054170; Mexico: 265275; Republic of Korea: 10-1142215; Taiwan: I407793
content changes from a Point-to-Point (PTP) connection to a Point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
to-Multipoint (PTM) connection in the same serving cell, and vice-
versa. Such transmission techniques enable seamless delivery of
content across cell borders and/or between different
transmission schemes such as Point-to-Multipoint (PTM) and
Point-to-Point (PTP). Mechanisms for adjusting different streams
and for recovering content from each data block during such
transitions are also provided so that data is not lost during a
transition. In addition, mechanisms for realigning data during
decoding at a receiving terminal are also provided.

8171381 Outer coding methods for Transmission techniques are provided that improve service SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7318187; United States: 8171381; United States: 8175090; United States: 8291300; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast content continuity and reduce interruptions in delivery of content that SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; ZL200480030786.6; China P.R.: ZL201010224860.5; Brazil: PI0413698-5; Canada: 2539399; European Patent
and related apparatus can be caused by transitions that occur when the User Equipment SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP1661285; Hong Kong: HK1094114; India: 236488; India: 3088/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4768615; Japan:
(UE) moves from one cell to the other, or when the delivery of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; 5054171; Japan: 5054170; Mexico: 265275; Republic of Korea: 10-1142215; Taiwan: I407793
content changes from a Point-to-Point (PTP) connection to a Point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
to-Multipoint (PTM) connection in the same serving cell, and vice-
versa. Such transmission techniques enable seamless delivery of
content across cell borders and/or between different
transmission schemes such as Point-to-Multipoint (PTM) and
Point-to-Point (PTP). Mechanisms for adjusting different streams
and for recovering content from each data block during such
transitions are also provided so that data is not lost during a
transition. In addition, mechanisms for realigning data during
decoding at a receiving terminal are also provided.

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7318187 Outer coding methods for Transmission techniques are provided that improve service SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7318187; United States: 8171381; United States: 8175090; United States: 8291300; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast content continuity and reduce interruptions in delivery of content that SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; ZL200480030786.6; China P.R.: ZL201010224860.5; Brazil: PI0413698-5; Canada: 2539399; European Patent
and related apparatus can be caused by transitions that occur when the User Equipment SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP1661285; Hong Kong: HK1094114; India: 236488; India: 3088/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4768615; Japan:
(UE) moves from one cell to the other, or when the delivery of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; 5054171; Japan: 5054170; Mexico: 265275; Republic of Korea: 10-1142215; Taiwan: I407793
content changes from a Point-to-Point (PTP) connection to a Point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
to-Multipoint (PTM) connection in the same serving cell, and vice-
versa. Such transmission techniques enable seamless delivery of
content across cell borders and/or between different
transmission schemes such as Point-to-Multipoint (PTM) and
Point-to-Point (PTP). Mechanisms for adjusting different streams
and for recovering content from each data block during such
transitions are also provided so that data is not lost during a
transition. In addition, mechanisms for realigning data during
decoding at a receiving terminal are also provided.

ZL200480030786.6 Outer coding methods for Transmission techniques are provided that improve service SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7318187; United States: 8171381; United States: 8175090; United States: 8291300; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast content continuity and reduce interruptions in delivery of content that SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; ZL200480030786.6; China P.R.: ZL201010224860.5; Brazil: PI0413698-5; Canada: 2539399; European Patent
and related apparatus can be caused by transitions that occur when the User Equipment SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP1661285; Hong Kong: HK1094114; India: 236488; India: 3088/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4768615; Japan:
(UE) moves from one cell to the other, or when the delivery of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; 5054171; Japan: 5054170; Mexico: 265275; Republic of Korea: 10-1142215; Taiwan: I407793
content changes from a Point-to-Point (PTP) connection to a Point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
to-Multipoint (PTM) connection in the same serving cell, and vice-
versa. Such transmission techniques enable seamless delivery of
content across cell borders and/or between different
transmission schemes such as Point-to-Multipoint (PTM) and
Point-to-Point (PTP). Mechanisms for adjusting different streams
and for recovering content from each data block during such
transitions are also provided so that data is not lost during a
transition. In addition, mechanisms for realigning data during
decoding at a receiving terminal are also provided.

ZL201010224860.5 Outer coding methods for Transmission techniques are provided that improve service SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7318187; United States: 8171381; United States: 8175090; United States: 8291300; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast content continuity and reduce interruptions in delivery of content that SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; ZL200480030786.6; China P.R.: ZL201010224860.5; Brazil: PI0413698-5; Canada: 2539399; European Patent
and related apparatus can be caused by transitions that occur when the User Equipment SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP1661285; Hong Kong: HK1094114; India: 236488; India: 3088/CHENP/2009; Japan: 4768615; Japan:
(UE) moves from one cell to the other, or when the delivery of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346; 5054171; Japan: 5054170; Mexico: 265275; Republic of Korea: 10-1142215; Taiwan: I407793
content changes from a Point-to-Point (PTP) connection to a Point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
to-Multipoint (PTM) connection in the same serving cell, and vice-
versa. Such transmission techniques enable seamless delivery of
content across cell borders and/or between different
transmission schemes such as Point-to-Multipoint (PTM) and
Point-to-Point (PTP). Mechanisms for adjusting different streams
and for recovering content from each data block during such
transitions are also provided so that data is not lost during a
transition. In addition, mechanisms for realigning data during
decoding at a receiving terminal are also provided.

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7315527 Extended acknowledgement Embodiments disclosed herein address the need in the art for an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7315527; China P.R.: ZL200480026624.5; China P.R.: ZL200910178280.4; Brazil: PI0413292-0;
and rate control channel extended acknowledgment/rate control channel. In one aspect, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; Canada: 2534827; Finland: EP2003922; France: EP1661427; France: EP1784044; France: EP2003922; Germany:
an acknowledgment command and a rate control command are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; EP1661427; Germany: EP1784044; Germany: EP2003922; Great Britain: EP1661427; Great Britain: EP1784044;
combined to form a combined command. In another aspect, the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.213; Great Britain: EP2003922; Hungary: EP2003922; India: 241831; Italy: EP1661427; Italy: EP1784044; Italy:
combined command is generated in accordance with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP2003922; Japan: 4870560; Mexico: 264064; Netherlands: EP2003922; Republic of Korea: 10-1192573; Republic
constellation of points, each point corresponding to a pair of Korea: 10-1120308; Russian Federation: 2376728; Russian Federation: 2494572; Spain: EP1661427; Spain:
consisting of a rate control command and an acknowledgment EP1784044; Spain: EP2003922; Sweden: EP2003922; Taiwan: I376968
command. In yet another aspect, the points of the constellation
are designed to provide the desired probability of error for the
respective command pairs. In yet another aspect, a common rate
control command is transmitted along with a combined or
dedicated rate control command. Various other aspects are also
presented. These aspects have the benefit of reduced overhead
while providing acknowledgment and rate control to single
remote stations and/or groups of remote stations.

ZL200480026624.5 Extended acknowledgement Embodiments disclosed herein address the need in the art for an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7315527; China P.R.: ZL200480026624.5; China P.R.: ZL200910178280.4; Brazil: PI0413292-0;
and rate control channel extended acknowledgment/rate control channel. In one aspect, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; Canada: 2534827; Finland: EP2003922; France: EP1661427; France: EP1784044; France: EP2003922; Germany:
an acknowledgment command and a rate control command are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; EP1661427; Germany: EP1784044; Germany: EP2003922; Great Britain: EP1661427; Great Britain: EP1784044;
combined to form a combined command. In another aspect, the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.213; Great Britain: EP2003922; Hungary: EP2003922; India: 241831; Italy: EP1661427; Italy: EP1784044; Italy:
combined command is generated in accordance with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP2003922; Japan: 4870560; Mexico: 264064; Netherlands: EP2003922; Republic of Korea: 10-1192573; Republic
constellation of points, each point corresponding to a pair of Korea: 10-1120308; Russian Federation: 2376728; Russian Federation: 2494572; Spain: EP1661427; Spain:
consisting of a rate control command and an acknowledgment EP1784044; Spain: EP2003922; Sweden: EP2003922; Taiwan: I376968
command. In yet another aspect, the points of the constellation
are designed to provide the desired probability of error for the
respective command pairs. In yet another aspect, a common rate
control command is transmitted along with a combined or
dedicated rate control command. Various other aspects are also
presented. These aspects have the benefit of reduced overhead
while providing acknowledgment and rate control to single
remote stations and/or groups of remote stations.

ZL200910178280.4 Extended acknowledgement Embodiments disclosed herein address the need in the art for an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7315527; China P.R.: ZL200480026624.5; China P.R.: ZL200910178280.4; Brazil: PI0413292-0;
and rate control channel extended acknowledgment/rate control channel. In one aspect, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; Canada: 2534827; Finland: EP2003922; France: EP1661427; France: EP1784044; France: EP2003922; Germany:
an acknowledgment command and a rate control command are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; EP1661427; Germany: EP1784044; Germany: EP2003922; Great Britain: EP1661427; Great Britain: EP1784044;
combined to form a combined command. In another aspect, the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.213; Great Britain: EP2003922; Hungary: EP2003922; India: 241831; Italy: EP1661427; Italy: EP1784044; Italy:
combined command is generated in accordance with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP2003922; Japan: 4870560; Mexico: 264064; Netherlands: EP2003922; Republic of Korea: 10-1192573; Republic
constellation of points, each point corresponding to a pair of Korea: 10-1120308; Russian Federation: 2376728; Russian Federation: 2494572; Spain: EP1661427; Spain:
consisting of a rate control command and an acknowledgment EP1784044; Spain: EP2003922; Sweden: EP2003922; Taiwan: I376968
command. In yet another aspect, the points of the constellation
are designed to provide the desired probability of error for the
respective command pairs. In yet another aspect, a common rate
control command is transmitted along with a combined or
dedicated rate control command. Various other aspects are also
presented. These aspects have the benefit of reduced overhead
while providing acknowledgment and rate control to single
remote stations and/or groups of remote stations.

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8160580 Systems and methods for Systems and methods for determining the home network carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.003; United States: 8160580; China P.R.: CN1853433; China P.R.: CN102811434; Germany: EP1665863; Great Britain:
home carrier determination associated with a mobile station and authorizing the provision of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.229; EP1665863; India: 253752; Japan: 5122815; Japan: 5410455; Republic of Korea: 10-1120979
using a centralized server services to the mobile station using centralized storage of mobile
station and home network information. In one embodiment,
when a roaming mobile station attempts to access services,
identifying information for the mobile station is used by a local
server to query a centralized DNS server that stores a mapping of
mobile station identifying information to corresponding home
networks. The centralized DNS server returns an identification of
the home network of the roaming mobile user, and the home
network then determines whether to grant or deny the mobile
station access to the local network. The mobile station
identifying information may comprise an MSID such as an MIN,
IRM or IMSI, which may serve as part of the address for the query
to the centralized DNS server.

CN1853433 Systems and methods for Systems and methods for determining the home network carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.003; United States: 8160580; China P.R.: CN1853433; China P.R.: CN102811434; Germany: EP1665863; Great Britain:
home carrier determination associated with a mobile station and authorizing the provision of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.229; EP1665863; India: 253752; Japan: 5122815; Japan: 5410455; Republic of Korea: 10-1120979
using a centralized server services to the mobile station using centralized storage of mobile
station and home network information. In one embodiment,
when a roaming mobile station attempts to access services,
identifying information for the mobile station is used by a local
server to query a centralized DNS server that stores a mapping of
mobile station identifying information to corresponding home
networks. The centralized DNS server returns an identification of
the home network of the roaming mobile user, and the home
network then determines whether to grant or deny the mobile
station access to the local network. The mobile station
identifying information may comprise an MSID such as an MIN,
IRM or IMSI, which may serve as part of the address for the query
to the centralized DNS server.

CN102811434 Systems and methods for Systems and methods for determining the home network carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.003; United States: 8160580; China P.R.: CN1853433; China P.R.: CN102811434; Germany: EP1665863; Great Britain:
home carrier determination associated with a mobile station and authorizing the provision of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.229; EP1665863; India: 253752; Japan: 5122815; Japan: 5410455; Republic of Korea: 10-1120979
using a centralized server services to the mobile station using centralized storage of mobile
station and home network information. In one embodiment,
when a roaming mobile station attempts to access services,
identifying information for the mobile station is used by a local
server to query a centralized DNS server that stores a mapping of
mobile station identifying information to corresponding home
networks. The centralized DNS server returns an identification of
the home network of the roaming mobile user, and the home
network then determines whether to grant or deny the mobile
station access to the local network. The mobile station
identifying information may comprise an MSID such as an MIN,
IRM or IMSI, which may serve as part of the address for the query
to the centralized DNS server.

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7126928 Grant, Acknowledgement, Embodiments disclosed herein address the need in the art for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7126928; China P.R.: ZL200480028767.X; China P.R.: ZL201010167309.1; Austria: EP1860910;
and Rate Control Active Sets efficient management of grant, acknowledgement, and rate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; Belgium: EP1661428; Belgium: EP1860910; Brazil: PI0413311-0; Bulgaria: EP1661428; Canada: 2535040; Czech
control channels. In one aspect, a list associated with a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; Republic: EP1661428; Denmark: EP1860910; European Patent Convention: EP2268078; Finland: EP1661428;
station is generated or stored, the list comprising zero or more SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.213; Finland: EP1860910; France: EP1661428; France: EP1860910; Germany: EP1661428; Germany: EP1860910; Great
identifiers, each identifier identifying one of a plurality of second SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Britain: EP1661428; Great Britain: EP1860910; Greece: EP1860910; Hong Kong: HK1148633; Hong Kong:
stations for sending a message to the first station. In another HK1152607; Hong Kong: HK1097154; Hong Kong: HK1109544; Hungary: EP1661428; Hungary: EP1860910; India:
aspect, sets of lists for one or more first stations are generated or 237077; India: 3000/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1661428; Ireland: EP1860910; Italy: EP1661428; Italy: EP1860910;
stored. In yet another aspect, the messages may be Japan: 4824555; Mexico: 262288; Mexico: 274015; Netherlands: EP1661428; Netherlands: EP1860910; Poland:
acknowledgements, rate control commands, or grants. In yet EP1661428; Poland: EP1860910; Portugal: EP1860910; Republic of Korea: 10-1178074; Republic of Korea: 10-
another aspect, messages comprising one or more identifiers in 1217901; Romania: EP1661428; Romania: EP1860910; Spain: EP1661428; Spain: EP1860910; Sweden: EP1661428;
the list are generated. Various other aspects are also presented. Sweden: EP1860910; Switzerland: EP1860910; Taiwan: I351233
These aspects have the benefit of reduced overhead while
managing grant, acknowledgment and rate control messaging for
one or more remote stations.

ZL200480028767.X An apparatus and methods Embodiments disclosed herein address the need in the art for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7126928; China P.R.: ZL200480028767.X; China P.R.: ZL201010167309.1; Austria: EP1860910;
for communications system efficient management of grant, acknowledgement, and rate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; Belgium: EP1661428; Belgium: EP1860910; Brazil: PI0413311-0; Bulgaria: EP1661428; Canada: 2535040; Czech
and for monitoring message control channels. In one aspect, a list associated with a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; Republic: EP1661428; Denmark: EP1860910; European Patent Convention: EP2268078; Finland: EP1661428;
station is generated or stored, the list comprising zero or more SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.213; Finland: EP1860910; France: EP1661428; France: EP1860910; Germany: EP1661428; Germany: EP1860910; Great
identifiers, each identifier identifying one of a plurality of second SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Britain: EP1661428; Great Britain: EP1860910; Greece: EP1860910; Hong Kong: HK1148633; Hong Kong:
stations for sending a message to the first station. In another HK1152607; Hong Kong: HK1097154; Hong Kong: HK1109544; Hungary: EP1661428; Hungary: EP1860910; India:
aspect, sets of lists for one or more first stations are generated or 237077; India: 3000/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1661428; Ireland: EP1860910; Italy: EP1661428; Italy: EP1860910;
stored. In yet another aspect, the messages may be Japan: 4824555; Mexico: 262288; Mexico: 274015; Netherlands: EP1661428; Netherlands: EP1860910; Poland:
acknowledgements, rate control commands, or grants. In yet EP1661428; Poland: EP1860910; Portugal: EP1860910; Republic of Korea: 10-1178074; Republic of Korea: 10-
another aspect, messages comprising one or more identifiers in 1217901; Romania: EP1661428; Romania: EP1860910; Spain: EP1661428; Spain: EP1860910; Sweden: EP1661428;
the list are generated. Various other aspects are also presented. Sweden: EP1860910; Switzerland: EP1860910; Taiwan: I351233
These aspects have the benefit of reduced overhead while
managing grant, acknowledgment and rate control messaging for
one or more remote stations.

ZL201010167309.1 Grant, Acknowledgement, Embodiments disclosed herein address the need in the art for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7126928; China P.R.: ZL200480028767.X; China P.R.: ZL201010167309.1; Austria: EP1860910;
and Rate Control Active Sets efficient management of grant, acknowledgement, and rate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; Belgium: EP1661428; Belgium: EP1860910; Brazil: PI0413311-0; Bulgaria: EP1661428; Canada: 2535040; Czech
control channels. In one aspect, a list associated with a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; Republic: EP1661428; Denmark: EP1860910; European Patent Convention: EP2268078; Finland: EP1661428;
station is generated or stored, the list comprising zero or more SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.213; Finland: EP1860910; France: EP1661428; France: EP1860910; Germany: EP1661428; Germany: EP1860910; Great
identifiers, each identifier identifying one of a plurality of second SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Britain: EP1661428; Great Britain: EP1860910; Greece: EP1860910; Hong Kong: HK1148633; Hong Kong:
stations for sending a message to the first station. In another HK1152607; Hong Kong: HK1097154; Hong Kong: HK1109544; Hungary: EP1661428; Hungary: EP1860910; India:
aspect, sets of lists for one or more first stations are generated or 237077; India: 3000/CHENP/2009; Ireland: EP1661428; Ireland: EP1860910; Italy: EP1661428; Italy: EP1860910;
stored. In yet another aspect, the messages may be Japan: 4824555; Mexico: 262288; Mexico: 274015; Netherlands: EP1661428; Netherlands: EP1860910; Poland:
acknowledgements, rate control commands, or grants. In yet EP1661428; Poland: EP1860910; Portugal: EP1860910; Republic of Korea: 10-1178074; Republic of Korea: 10-
another aspect, messages comprising one or more identifiers in 1217901; Romania: EP1661428; Romania: EP1860910; Spain: EP1661428; Spain: EP1860910; Sweden: EP1661428;
the list are generated. Various other aspects are also presented. Sweden: EP1860910; Switzerland: EP1860910; Taiwan: I351233
These aspects have the benefit of reduced overhead while
managing grant, acknowledgment and rate control messaging for
one or more remote stations.

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7720501 Apparatus, system, and An apparatus, system, and method efficiently manage reverse SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7630731; United States: 7720501; United States: 8463310; China P.R.: ZL200480031838.1; China
method for managing link resources by allowing a mobile station to select between SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200710079410.X; Australia: 2004303394; Australia: 2007200167; Belgium: EP1665580; Belgium:
reverse link communication transmitting a payload at a standard power level and transmitting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1993216; Brazil: PI0414159-8; Bulgaria: EP1665580; Bulgaria: EP1993216; Canada: 2537441; Czech Republic:
a smaller payload at a boosted power level. The mobile station, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1665580; Czech Republic: EP1993216; Finland: EP1665580; Finland: EP1993216; France: EP1665580; France:
therefore, can autonomously select a QoS (Quality of Service) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP1993216; Germany: EP1665580; Germany: EP1993216; Great Britain: EP1665580; Great Britain: EP1993216;
level for physical layer packets. Based on reverse link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Hong Kong: HK1096497; Hong Kong: HK1105507; Hungary: EP1665580; Hungary: EP1993216; India: 253366; India:
transmission information received from a base station, the mobile 253369; Indonesia: IDP0024336; Ireland: EP1665580; Ireland: EP1993216; Israel: 173982; Italy: EP1665580; Italy:
station derives a reverse link transmission guideline defining the EP1993216; Japan: 4658051; Japan: 5074573; Mexico: 259699; Mexico: 277839; Netherlands: EP1665580;
power levels and associated payloads for at least a standard Netherlands: EP1993216; Poland: EP1665580; Poland: EP1993216; Republic of Korea: 10-1056972; Republic of
service and boosted service. The mobile station selects a reverse Korea: 10-0855532; Romania: EP1665580; Romania: EP1993216; Russian Federation: 2368078; Russian Federation:
link transmission power level from a plurality of power levels 2485684; Spain: EP1665580; Spain: EP1993216; Sweden: EP1665580; Sweden: EP1993216; Taiwan: I381664;
including at least a standard reverse link transmission power level Ukraine: 89760; Ukraine: 98773
associated with a standard payload size and a boosted reverse
link transmission power level associated with a boosted payload
size where the standard payload size is greater than the boosted
payload size.

7630731 Apparatus, system, and An apparatus, system, and method efficiently manage reverse SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7630731; United States: 7720501; United States: 8463310; China P.R.: ZL200480031838.1; China
method for managing link resources by allowing a mobile station to select between SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200710079410.X; Australia: 2004303394; Australia: 2007200167; Belgium: EP1665580; Belgium:
reverse link communication transmitting a payload at a standard power level and transmitting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1993216; Brazil: PI0414159-8; Bulgaria: EP1665580; Bulgaria: EP1993216; Canada: 2537441; Czech Republic:
a smaller payload at a boosted power level. The mobile station, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1665580; Czech Republic: EP1993216; Finland: EP1665580; Finland: EP1993216; France: EP1665580; France:
therefore, can autonomously select a QoS (Quality of Service) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP1993216; Germany: EP1665580; Germany: EP1993216; Great Britain: EP1665580; Great Britain: EP1993216;
level for physical layer packets. Based on reverse link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Hong Kong: HK1096497; Hong Kong: HK1105507; Hungary: EP1665580; Hungary: EP1993216; India: 253366; India:
transmission information received from a base station, the mobile 253369; Indonesia: IDP0024336; Ireland: EP1665580; Ireland: EP1993216; Israel: 173982; Italy: EP1665580; Italy:
station derives a reverse link transmission guideline defining the EP1993216; Japan: 4658051; Japan: 5074573; Mexico: 259699; Mexico: 277839; Netherlands: EP1665580;
power levels and associated payloads for at least a standard Netherlands: EP1993216; Poland: EP1665580; Poland: EP1993216; Republic of Korea: 10-1056972; Republic of
service and boosted service. The mobile station selects a reverse Korea: 10-0855532; Romania: EP1665580; Romania: EP1993216; Russian Federation: 2368078; Russian Federation:
link transmission power level from a plurality of power levels 2485684; Spain: EP1665580; Spain: EP1993216; Sweden: EP1665580; Sweden: EP1993216; Taiwan: I381664;
including at least a standard reverse link transmission power level Ukraine: 89760; Ukraine: 98773
associated with a standard payload size and a boosted reverse
link transmission power level associated with a boosted payload
size where the standard payload size is greater than the boosted
payload size.

8463310 Apparatus, system, and An apparatus, system, and method efficiently manage reverse SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7630731; United States: 7720501; United States: 8463310; China P.R.: ZL200480031838.1; China
method for managing link resources by allowing a mobile station to select between SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200710079410.X; Australia: 2004303394; Australia: 2007200167; Belgium: EP1665580; Belgium:
reverse link communication transmitting a payload at a standard power level and transmitting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1993216; Brazil: PI0414159-8; Bulgaria: EP1665580; Bulgaria: EP1993216; Canada: 2537441; Czech Republic:
a smaller payload at a boosted power level. The mobile station, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1665580; Czech Republic: EP1993216; Finland: EP1665580; Finland: EP1993216; France: EP1665580; France:
therefore, can autonomously select a QoS (Quality of Service) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP1993216; Germany: EP1665580; Germany: EP1993216; Great Britain: EP1665580; Great Britain: EP1993216;
level for physical layer packets. Based on reverse link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Hong Kong: HK1096497; Hong Kong: HK1105507; Hungary: EP1665580; Hungary: EP1993216; India: 253366; India:
transmission information received from a base station, the mobile 253369; Indonesia: IDP0024336; Ireland: EP1665580; Ireland: EP1993216; Israel: 173982; Italy: EP1665580; Italy:
station derives a reverse link transmission guideline defining the EP1993216; Japan: 4658051; Japan: 5074573; Mexico: 259699; Mexico: 277839; Netherlands: EP1665580;
power levels and associated payloads for at least a standard Netherlands: EP1993216; Poland: EP1665580; Poland: EP1993216; Republic of Korea: 10-1056972; Republic of
service and boosted service. The mobile station selects a reverse Korea: 10-0855532; Romania: EP1665580; Romania: EP1993216; Russian Federation: 2368078; Russian Federation:
link transmission power level from a plurality of power levels 2485684; Spain: EP1665580; Spain: EP1993216; Sweden: EP1665580; Sweden: EP1993216; Taiwan: I381664;
including at least a standard reverse link transmission power level Ukraine: 89760; Ukraine: 98773
associated with a standard payload size and a boosted reverse
link transmission power level associated with a boosted payload
size where the standard payload size is greater than the boosted
payload size.

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ZL200710079410.X Apparatus, system, and An apparatus, system, and method efficiently manage reverse SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7630731; United States: 7720501; United States: 8463310; China P.R.: ZL200480031838.1; China
method for managing link resources by allowing a mobile station to select between SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200710079410.X; Australia: 2004303394; Australia: 2007200167; Belgium: EP1665580; Belgium:
reverse link communication transmitting a payload at a standard power level and transmitting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1993216; Brazil: PI0414159-8; Bulgaria: EP1665580; Bulgaria: EP1993216; Canada: 2537441; Czech Republic:
a smaller payload at a boosted power level. The mobile station, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1665580; Czech Republic: EP1993216; Finland: EP1665580; Finland: EP1993216; France: EP1665580; France:
therefore, can autonomously select a QoS (Quality of Service) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP1993216; Germany: EP1665580; Germany: EP1993216; Great Britain: EP1665580; Great Britain: EP1993216;
level for physical layer packets. Based on reverse link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Hong Kong: HK1096497; Hong Kong: HK1105507; Hungary: EP1665580; Hungary: EP1993216; India: 253366; India:
transmission information received from a base station, the mobile 253369; Indonesia: IDP0024336; Ireland: EP1665580; Ireland: EP1993216; Israel: 173982; Italy: EP1665580; Italy:
station derives a reverse link transmission guideline defining the EP1993216; Japan: 4658051; Japan: 5074573; Mexico: 259699; Mexico: 277839; Netherlands: EP1665580;
power levels and associated payloads for at least a standard Netherlands: EP1993216; Poland: EP1665580; Poland: EP1993216; Republic of Korea: 10-1056972; Republic of
service and boosted service. The mobile station selects a reverse Korea: 10-0855532; Romania: EP1665580; Romania: EP1993216; Russian Federation: 2368078; Russian Federation:
link transmission power level from a plurality of power levels 2485684; Spain: EP1665580; Spain: EP1993216; Sweden: EP1665580; Sweden: EP1993216; Taiwan: I381664;
including at least a standard reverse link transmission power level Ukraine: 89760; Ukraine: 98773
associated with a standard payload size and a boosted reverse
link transmission power level associated with a boosted payload
size where the standard payload size is greater than the boosted
payload size.

ZL200480031838.1 Apparatus, system, and An apparatus, system, and method efficiently manage reverse SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7630731; United States: 7720501; United States: 8463310; China P.R.: ZL200480031838.1; China
method for managing link resources by allowing a mobile station to select between SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; P.R.: ZL200710079410.X; Australia: 2004303394; Australia: 2007200167; Belgium: EP1665580; Belgium:
reverse link communication transmitting a payload at a standard power level and transmitting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.213; EP1993216; Brazil: PI0414159-8; Bulgaria: EP1665580; Bulgaria: EP1993216; Canada: 2537441; Czech Republic:
a smaller payload at a boosted power level. The mobile station, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1665580; Czech Republic: EP1993216; Finland: EP1665580; Finland: EP1993216; France: EP1665580; France:
therefore, can autonomously select a QoS (Quality of Service) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP1993216; Germany: EP1665580; Germany: EP1993216; Great Britain: EP1665580; Great Britain: EP1993216;
level for physical layer packets. Based on reverse link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Hong Kong: HK1096497; Hong Kong: HK1105507; Hungary: EP1665580; Hungary: EP1993216; India: 253366; India:
transmission information received from a base station, the mobile 253369; Indonesia: IDP0024336; Ireland: EP1665580; Ireland: EP1993216; Israel: 173982; Italy: EP1665580; Italy:
station derives a reverse link transmission guideline defining the EP1993216; Japan: 4658051; Japan: 5074573; Mexico: 259699; Mexico: 277839; Netherlands: EP1665580;
power levels and associated payloads for at least a standard Netherlands: EP1993216; Poland: EP1665580; Poland: EP1993216; Republic of Korea: 10-1056972; Republic of
service and boosted service. The mobile station selects a reverse Korea: 10-0855532; Romania: EP1665580; Romania: EP1993216; Russian Federation: 2368078; Russian Federation:
link transmission power level from a plurality of power levels 2485684; Spain: EP1665580; Spain: EP1993216; Sweden: EP1665580; Sweden: EP1993216; Taiwan: I381664;
including at least a standard reverse link transmission power level Ukraine: 89760; Ukraine: 98773
associated with a standard payload size and a boosted reverse
link transmission power level associated with a boosted payload
size where the standard payload size is greater than the boosted
payload size.

7912485 Method and System for A method and a system for providing signaling in cellular SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7912485; United States: 8644862; China P.R.: ZL200480001400.9; Australia: 2004271649; Canada:
Signaling in Broadcast telephone system providing broadcast services to fully integrate 2504537; European Patent Convention: EP2280565; Hong Kong: HK1097679; India: 237531; Israel: 168020; Japan:
Communication System broadcast services with the services provided by the cellular 4546475; Japan: 4856259; Japan: 5562915; Mexico: 277354; Republic of Korea: 10-1148801; Republic of Korea: 10-
telephone systems. The signaling method coordinate interaction 1205757; Russian Federation: 2371885
between an access network and the subscriber station to
allowing the subscriber station to decode the broadcast service,
to receive paging messages while receiving the broadcast service,
to properly transition between operation states, and other
functions known to one of ordinary skill in the art.

8644862 Method and System for A method and a system for providing signaling in cellular SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7912485; United States: 8644862; China P.R.: ZL200480001400.9; Australia: 2004271649; Canada:
Signaling in Broadcast telephone system providing broadcast services to fully integrate 2504537; European Patent Convention: EP2280565; Hong Kong: HK1097679; India: 237531; Israel: 168020; Japan:
Communication System broadcast services with the services provided by the cellular 4546475; Japan: 4856259; Japan: 5562915; Mexico: 277354; Republic of Korea: 10-1148801; Republic of Korea: 10-
telephone systems. The signaling method coordinate interaction 1205757; Russian Federation: 2371885
between an access network and the subscriber station to
allowing the subscriber station to decode the broadcast service,
to receive paging messages while receiving the broadcast service,
to properly transition between operation states, and other
functions known to one of ordinary skill in the art.

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ZL200480001400.9 Method and System for A method and a system for providing signaling in cellular SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7912485; United States: 8644862; China P.R.: ZL200480001400.9; Australia: 2004271649; Canada:
Signaling in Broadcast telephone system providing broadcast services to fully integrate 2504537; European Patent Convention: EP2280565; Hong Kong: HK1097679; India: 237531; Israel: 168020; Japan:
Communication System broadcast services with the services provided by the cellular 4546475; Japan: 4856259; Japan: 5562915; Mexico: 277354; Republic of Korea: 10-1148801; Republic of Korea: 10-
telephone systems. The signaling method coordinate interaction 1205757; Russian Federation: 2371885
between an access network and the subscriber station to
allowing the subscriber station to decode the broadcast service,
to receive paging messages while receiving the broadcast service,
to properly transition between operation states, and other
functions known to one of ordinary skill in the art.

20050141454 Data rate control in soft A method and apparatus for controlling a data rate of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 20050141454; China P.R.: ZL200480035420.8; Australia: 2004306883; Brazil: PI0415372-3; Canada:
handoff and during cell- transmission in a wireless communication system during handoff. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 2542050; Finland: EP1678982; France: EP1678982; Germany: EP1678982; Great Britain: EP1678982; Hong Kong:
switching Controlling the data rate includes receiving transmissions from a HK1094643; India: 234740; Indonesia: ID0024780; Israel: 174618; Italy: EP1678982; Japan: 4456120; Mexico:
plurality of base stations, wherein at least one of the received 266531; Netherlands: EP1678982; Republic of Korea: 10-0946113; Republic of Korea: 10-0973925; Russian
transmissions includes an acknowledgement message. Then Federation: 2337506; Spain: EP1678982; Sweden: EP1678982; Taiwan: I389496
determining a rate control command included within
transmissions of the base station that includes the
acknowledgement message and using the command to control
the data rate. Controlling the data rate also includes receiving
transmissions from a plurality of base stations. Then determining
a plurality of rate control commands included within the received
transmissions from the plurality of base stations. The rate control
commands are then combined and used to control the data rate.

ZL200480035420.8 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for controlling a data rate of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 20050141454; China P.R.: ZL200480035420.8; Australia: 2004306883; Brazil: PI0415372-3; Canada:
Data Rate Control in Soft transmission in a wireless communication system during handoff. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 2542050; Finland: EP1678982; France: EP1678982; Germany: EP1678982; Great Britain: EP1678982; Hong Kong:
Handoff and During Cell- Controlling the data rate includes receiving transmissions from a HK1094643; India: 234740; Indonesia: ID0024780; Israel: 174618; Italy: EP1678982; Japan: 4456120; Mexico:
Switching plurality of base stations, wherein at least one of the received 266531; Netherlands: EP1678982; Republic of Korea: 10-0946113; Republic of Korea: 10-0973925; Russian
transmissions includes an acknowledgement message. Then Federation: 2337506; Spain: EP1678982; Sweden: EP1678982; Taiwan: I389496
determining a rate control command included within
transmissions of the base station that includes the
acknowledgement message and using the command to control
the data rate. Controlling the data rate also includes receiving
transmissions from a plurality of base stations. Then determining
a plurality of rate control commands included within the received
transmissions from the plurality of base stations. The rate control
commands are then combined and used to control the data rate.

8325688 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for providing policy control in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8325688; China P.R.: ZL200480039254.9; Brazil: PI0416151-3; Canada: 2544849; France: EP1690384;
policy control enhancement communication system. A mobile station generates a resource Germany: EP1690384; Great Britain: EP1690384; India: 226083; Italy: EP1690384; Japan: 4554618; Mexico:
in a wireless communication request for a communication service, where the resource request 271848; Republic of Korea: 10-0866427; Spain: EP1690384; Taiwan: I364947
system includes an identifier uniquely identifying a type of
communication service. A packet data serving node receives the
resource request for the communication service and selects a
policy control entity to process the resource request. The
selection by the packet data serving node is based at least on the
identifier. The selected policy control entity performs policy
control on the resource request.

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policy control enhancement communication system. A mobile station generates a resource Germany: EP1690384; Great Britain: EP1690384; India: 226083; Italy: EP1690384; Japan: 4554618; Mexico:
in a wireless communication request for a communication service, where the resource request 271848; Republic of Korea: 10-0866427; Spain: EP1690384; Taiwan: I364947
system includes an identifier uniquely identifying a type of
communication service. A packet data serving node receives the
resource request for the communication service and selects a
policy control entity to process the resource request. The
selection by the packet data serving node is based at least on the
identifier. The selected policy control entity performs policy
control on the resource request.

8363697 Synchronized Synchronized broadcast transmits a same broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 8363697; United States: 8737538; United States: 8619835; United States: 8582621; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast using a same waveform from multiple transmitters. Transmitters ZL200580000366.8; China P.R.: ZL201110278358.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278781.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278782.1;
communication each apply a same spreading code for broadcast transmissions. In Australia: 2005207338; Australia: 2010202417; Austria: EP1658688; Austria: EP1788725; Belgium: EP1788725;
a spread-spectrum communication system having a time division Brazil: PI0504407-3; Canada: 2525239; Denmark: EP1658688; Denmark: EP1788725; European Patent Convention:
multiplexed forward link, a synchronized broadcast transmission EP2908447; European Patent Convention: EP2908448; Finland: EP1658688; Finland: EP1788725; France:
is inserted into a broadcast slot. One embodiment employs an EP1658688; France: EP1788725; Germany: EP1658688; Germany: EP1788725; Great Britain: EP1658688; Great
Orthogonal Frequency Divisional Multiplex (OFDM) waveform for Britain: EP1788725; Greece: EP1788725; Hungary: EP1658688; Hungary: EP1788725; India: 255253; Indonesia:
the synchronized broadcast. An OFDM receiver is then used to IDP0029232; Ireland: EP1788725; Israel: 171796; Israel: 205515; Italy: EP1658688; Italy: EP1788725; Japan:
process the received synchronized broadcast transmission. An 4777907; Japan: 5259684; Japan: 5426003; Japan: 5543568; Mexico: 277047; Mexico: 307743; Netherlands:
alternate embodiment implements a broadcast Pseudo-random EP1788725; Portugal: EP1658688; Portugal: EP1788725; Republic of Korea: 10-1143285; Republic of Korea: 10-
Noise (PN) code for use by multiple transmitters. An equalizer is 1129205; Republic of Korea: 10-1118490; Romania: EP1788725; Russian Federation: 2379840; Singapore: 116983;
then employed to estimate the synchronized broadcast South Africa: 2005/09101; Spain: EP1658688; Spain: EP1788725; Sweden: EP1658688; Sweden: EP1788725;
transmission. Switzerland: EP1658688; Switzerland: EP1788725; Taiwan: I367640; Taiwan: 201208271; Ukraine: 95437

8619835 Synchronized Synchronized broadcast transmits a same broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 8363697; United States: 8737538; United States: 8619835; United States: 8582621; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast using a same waveform from multiple transmitters. Transmitters ZL200580000366.8; China P.R.: ZL201110278358.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278781.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278782.1;
communication each apply a same spreading code for broadcast transmissions. In Australia: 2005207338; Australia: 2010202417; Austria: EP1658688; Austria: EP1788725; Belgium: EP1788725;
a spread-spectrum communication system having a time division Brazil: PI0504407-3; Canada: 2525239; Denmark: EP1658688; Denmark: EP1788725; European Patent Convention:
multiplexed forward link, a synchronized broadcast transmission EP2908447; European Patent Convention: EP2908448; Finland: EP1658688; Finland: EP1788725; France:
is inserted into a broadcast slot. One embodiment employs an EP1658688; France: EP1788725; Germany: EP1658688; Germany: EP1788725; Great Britain: EP1658688; Great
Orthogonal Frequency Divisional Multiplex (OFDM) waveform for Britain: EP1788725; Greece: EP1788725; Hungary: EP1658688; Hungary: EP1788725; India: 255253; Indonesia:
the synchronized broadcast. An OFDM receiver is then used to IDP0029232; Ireland: EP1788725; Israel: 171796; Israel: 205515; Italy: EP1658688; Italy: EP1788725; Japan:
process the received synchronized broadcast transmission. An 4777907; Japan: 5259684; Japan: 5426003; Japan: 5543568; Mexico: 277047; Mexico: 307743; Netherlands:
alternate embodiment implements a broadcast Pseudo-random EP1788725; Portugal: EP1658688; Portugal: EP1788725; Republic of Korea: 10-1143285; Republic of Korea: 10-
Noise (PN) code for use by multiple transmitters. An equalizer is 1129205; Republic of Korea: 10-1118490; Romania: EP1788725; Russian Federation: 2379840; Singapore: 116983;
then employed to estimate the synchronized broadcast South Africa: 2005/09101; Spain: EP1658688; Spain: EP1788725; Sweden: EP1658688; Sweden: EP1788725;
transmission. Switzerland: EP1658688; Switzerland: EP1788725; Taiwan: I367640; Taiwan: 201208271; Ukraine: 95437

8582621 Synchronized Synchronized broadcast transmits a same broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 8363697; United States: 8737538; United States: 8619835; United States: 8582621; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast using a same waveform from multiple transmitters. Transmitters ZL200580000366.8; China P.R.: ZL201110278358.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278781.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278782.1;
communication each apply a same spreading code for broadcast transmissions. In Australia: 2005207338; Australia: 2010202417; Austria: EP1658688; Austria: EP1788725; Belgium: EP1788725;
a spread-spectrum communication system having a time division Brazil: PI0504407-3; Canada: 2525239; Denmark: EP1658688; Denmark: EP1788725; European Patent Convention:
multiplexed forward link, a synchronized broadcast transmission EP2908447; European Patent Convention: EP2908448; Finland: EP1658688; Finland: EP1788725; France:
is inserted into a broadcast slot. One embodiment employs an EP1658688; France: EP1788725; Germany: EP1658688; Germany: EP1788725; Great Britain: EP1658688; Great
Orthogonal Frequency Divisional Multiplex (OFDM) waveform for Britain: EP1788725; Greece: EP1788725; Hungary: EP1658688; Hungary: EP1788725; India: 255253; Indonesia:
the synchronized broadcast. An OFDM receiver is then used to IDP0029232; Ireland: EP1788725; Israel: 171796; Israel: 205515; Italy: EP1658688; Italy: EP1788725; Japan:
process the received synchronized broadcast transmission. An 4777907; Japan: 5259684; Japan: 5426003; Japan: 5543568; Mexico: 277047; Mexico: 307743; Netherlands:
alternate embodiment implements a broadcast Pseudo-random EP1788725; Portugal: EP1658688; Portugal: EP1788725; Republic of Korea: 10-1143285; Republic of Korea: 10-
Noise (PN) code for use by multiple transmitters. An equalizer is 1129205; Republic of Korea: 10-1118490; Romania: EP1788725; Russian Federation: 2379840; Singapore: 116983;
then employed to estimate the synchronized broadcast South Africa: 2005/09101; Spain: EP1658688; Spain: EP1788725; Sweden: EP1658688; Sweden: EP1788725;
transmission. Switzerland: EP1658688; Switzerland: EP1788725; Taiwan: I367640; Taiwan: 201208271; Ukraine: 95437

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8737538 Synchronized Synchronized broadcast transmits a same broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 8363697; United States: 8737538; United States: 8619835; United States: 8582621; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast using a same waveform from multiple transmitters. Transmitters ZL200580000366.8; China P.R.: ZL201110278358.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278781.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278782.1;
communication each apply a same spreading code for broadcast transmissions. In Australia: 2005207338; Australia: 2010202417; Austria: EP1658688; Austria: EP1788725; Belgium: EP1788725;
a spread-spectrum communication system having a time division Brazil: PI0504407-3; Canada: 2525239; Denmark: EP1658688; Denmark: EP1788725; European Patent Convention:
multiplexed forward link, a synchronized broadcast transmission EP2908447; European Patent Convention: EP2908448; Finland: EP1658688; Finland: EP1788725; France:
is inserted into a broadcast slot. One embodiment employs an EP1658688; France: EP1788725; Germany: EP1658688; Germany: EP1788725; Great Britain: EP1658688; Great
Orthogonal Frequency Divisional Multiplex (OFDM) waveform for Britain: EP1788725; Greece: EP1788725; Hungary: EP1658688; Hungary: EP1788725; India: 255253; Indonesia:
the synchronized broadcast. An OFDM receiver is then used to IDP0029232; Ireland: EP1788725; Israel: 171796; Israel: 205515; Italy: EP1658688; Italy: EP1788725; Japan:
process the received synchronized broadcast transmission. An 4777907; Japan: 5259684; Japan: 5426003; Japan: 5543568; Mexico: 277047; Mexico: 307743; Netherlands:
alternate embodiment implements a broadcast Pseudo-random EP1788725; Portugal: EP1658688; Portugal: EP1788725; Republic of Korea: 10-1143285; Republic of Korea: 10-
Noise (PN) code for use by multiple transmitters. An equalizer is 1129205; Republic of Korea: 10-1118490; Romania: EP1788725; Russian Federation: 2379840; Singapore: 116983;
then employed to estimate the synchronized broadcast South Africa: 2005/09101; Spain: EP1658688; Spain: EP1788725; Sweden: EP1658688; Sweden: EP1788725;
transmission. Switzerland: EP1658688; Switzerland: EP1788725; Taiwan: I367640; Taiwan: 201208271; Ukraine: 95437

ZL200580000366.8 Synchronized Synchronized broadcast transmits a same broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 8363697; United States: 8737538; United States: 8619835; United States: 8582621; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast using a same waveform from multiple transmitters. Transmitters ZL200580000366.8; China P.R.: ZL201110278358.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278781.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278782.1;
communication each apply a same spreading code for broadcast transmissions. In Australia: 2005207338; Australia: 2010202417; Austria: EP1658688; Austria: EP1788725; Belgium: EP1788725;
a spread-spectrum communication system having a time division Brazil: PI0504407-3; Canada: 2525239; Denmark: EP1658688; Denmark: EP1788725; European Patent Convention:
multiplexed forward link, a synchronized broadcast transmission EP2908447; European Patent Convention: EP2908448; Finland: EP1658688; Finland: EP1788725; France:
is inserted into a broadcast slot. One embodiment employs an EP1658688; France: EP1788725; Germany: EP1658688; Germany: EP1788725; Great Britain: EP1658688; Great
Orthogonal Frequency Divisional Multiplex (OFDM) waveform for Britain: EP1788725; Greece: EP1788725; Hungary: EP1658688; Hungary: EP1788725; India: 255253; Indonesia:
the synchronized broadcast. An OFDM receiver is then used to IDP0029232; Ireland: EP1788725; Israel: 171796; Israel: 205515; Italy: EP1658688; Italy: EP1788725; Japan:
process the received synchronized broadcast transmission. An 4777907; Japan: 5259684; Japan: 5426003; Japan: 5543568; Mexico: 277047; Mexico: 307743; Netherlands:
alternate embodiment implements a broadcast Pseudo-random EP1788725; Portugal: EP1658688; Portugal: EP1788725; Republic of Korea: 10-1143285; Republic of Korea: 10-
Noise (PN) code for use by multiple transmitters. An equalizer is 1129205; Republic of Korea: 10-1118490; Romania: EP1788725; Russian Federation: 2379840; Singapore: 116983;
then employed to estimate the synchronized broadcast South Africa: 2005/09101; Spain: EP1658688; Spain: EP1788725; Sweden: EP1658688; Sweden: EP1788725;
transmission. Switzerland: EP1658688; Switzerland: EP1788725; Taiwan: I367640; Taiwan: 201208271; Ukraine: 95437

ZL201110278782.1 Synchronized Synchronized broadcast transmits a same broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 8363697; United States: 8737538; United States: 8619835; United States: 8582621; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast using a same waveform from multiple transmitters. Transmitters ZL200580000366.8; China P.R.: ZL201110278358.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278781.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278782.1;
communication each apply a same spreading code for broadcast transmissions. In Australia: 2005207338; Australia: 2010202417; Austria: EP1658688; Austria: EP1788725; Belgium: EP1788725;
a spread-spectrum communication system having a time division Brazil: PI0504407-3; Canada: 2525239; Denmark: EP1658688; Denmark: EP1788725; European Patent Convention:
multiplexed forward link, a synchronized broadcast transmission EP2908447; European Patent Convention: EP2908448; Finland: EP1658688; Finland: EP1788725; France:
is inserted into a broadcast slot. One embodiment employs an EP1658688; France: EP1788725; Germany: EP1658688; Germany: EP1788725; Great Britain: EP1658688; Great
Orthogonal Frequency Divisional Multiplex (OFDM) waveform for Britain: EP1788725; Greece: EP1788725; Hungary: EP1658688; Hungary: EP1788725; India: 255253; Indonesia:
the synchronized broadcast. An OFDM receiver is then used to IDP0029232; Ireland: EP1788725; Israel: 171796; Israel: 205515; Italy: EP1658688; Italy: EP1788725; Japan:
process the received synchronized broadcast transmission. An 4777907; Japan: 5259684; Japan: 5426003; Japan: 5543568; Mexico: 277047; Mexico: 307743; Netherlands:
alternate embodiment implements a broadcast Pseudo-random EP1788725; Portugal: EP1658688; Portugal: EP1788725; Republic of Korea: 10-1143285; Republic of Korea: 10-
Noise (PN) code for use by multiple transmitters. An equalizer is 1129205; Republic of Korea: 10-1118490; Romania: EP1788725; Russian Federation: 2379840; Singapore: 116983;
then employed to estimate the synchronized broadcast South Africa: 2005/09101; Spain: EP1658688; Spain: EP1788725; Sweden: EP1658688; Sweden: EP1788725;
transmission. Switzerland: EP1658688; Switzerland: EP1788725; Taiwan: I367640; Taiwan: 201208271; Ukraine: 95437

ZL201110278358.7 Synchronized Synchronized broadcast transmits a same broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 8363697; United States: 8737538; United States: 8619835; United States: 8582621; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast using a same waveform from multiple transmitters. Transmitters ZL200580000366.8; China P.R.: ZL201110278358.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278781.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278782.1;
communication each apply a same spreading code for broadcast transmissions. In Australia: 2005207338; Australia: 2010202417; Austria: EP1658688; Austria: EP1788725; Belgium: EP1788725;
a spread-spectrum communication system having a time division Brazil: PI0504407-3; Canada: 2525239; Denmark: EP1658688; Denmark: EP1788725; European Patent Convention:
multiplexed forward link, a synchronized broadcast transmission EP2908447; European Patent Convention: EP2908448; Finland: EP1658688; Finland: EP1788725; France:
is inserted into a broadcast slot. One embodiment employs an EP1658688; France: EP1788725; Germany: EP1658688; Germany: EP1788725; Great Britain: EP1658688; Great
Orthogonal Frequency Divisional Multiplex (OFDM) waveform for Britain: EP1788725; Greece: EP1788725; Hungary: EP1658688; Hungary: EP1788725; India: 255253; Indonesia:
the synchronized broadcast. An OFDM receiver is then used to IDP0029232; Ireland: EP1788725; Israel: 171796; Israel: 205515; Italy: EP1658688; Italy: EP1788725; Japan:
process the received synchronized broadcast transmission. An 4777907; Japan: 5259684; Japan: 5426003; Japan: 5543568; Mexico: 277047; Mexico: 307743; Netherlands:
alternate embodiment implements a broadcast Pseudo-random EP1788725; Portugal: EP1658688; Portugal: EP1788725; Republic of Korea: 10-1143285; Republic of Korea: 10-
Noise (PN) code for use by multiple transmitters. An equalizer is 1129205; Republic of Korea: 10-1118490; Romania: EP1788725; Russian Federation: 2379840; Singapore: 116983;
then employed to estimate the synchronized broadcast South Africa: 2005/09101; Spain: EP1658688; Spain: EP1788725; Sweden: EP1658688; Sweden: EP1788725;
transmission. Switzerland: EP1658688; Switzerland: EP1788725; Taiwan: I367640; Taiwan: 201208271; Ukraine: 95437

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ZL201110278781.7 Synchronized Synchronized broadcast transmits a same broadcast content SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; United States: 8363697; United States: 8737538; United States: 8619835; United States: 8582621; China P.R.:
broadcast/multicast using a same waveform from multiple transmitters. Transmitters ZL200580000366.8; China P.R.: ZL201110278358.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278781.7; China P.R.: ZL201110278782.1;
communication each apply a same spreading code for broadcast transmissions. In Australia: 2005207338; Australia: 2010202417; Austria: EP1658688; Austria: EP1788725; Belgium: EP1788725;
a spread-spectrum communication system having a time division Brazil: PI0504407-3; Canada: 2525239; Denmark: EP1658688; Denmark: EP1788725; European Patent Convention:
multiplexed forward link, a synchronized broadcast transmission EP2908447; European Patent Convention: EP2908448; Finland: EP1658688; Finland: EP1788725; France:
is inserted into a broadcast slot. One embodiment employs an EP1658688; France: EP1788725; Germany: EP1658688; Germany: EP1788725; Great Britain: EP1658688; Great
Orthogonal Frequency Divisional Multiplex (OFDM) waveform for Britain: EP1788725; Greece: EP1788725; Hungary: EP1658688; Hungary: EP1788725; India: 255253; Indonesia:
the synchronized broadcast. An OFDM receiver is then used to IDP0029232; Ireland: EP1788725; Israel: 171796; Israel: 205515; Italy: EP1658688; Italy: EP1788725; Japan:
process the received synchronized broadcast transmission. An 4777907; Japan: 5259684; Japan: 5426003; Japan: 5543568; Mexico: 277047; Mexico: 307743; Netherlands:
alternate embodiment implements a broadcast Pseudo-random EP1788725; Portugal: EP1658688; Portugal: EP1788725; Republic of Korea: 10-1143285; Republic of Korea: 10-
Noise (PN) code for use by multiple transmitters. An equalizer is 1129205; Republic of Korea: 10-1118490; Romania: EP1788725; Russian Federation: 2379840; Singapore: 116983;
then employed to estimate the synchronized broadcast South Africa: 2005/09101; Spain: EP1658688; Spain: EP1788725; Sweden: EP1658688; Sweden: EP1788725;
transmission. Switzerland: EP1658688; Switzerland: EP1788725; Taiwan: I367640; Taiwan: 201208271; Ukraine: 95437

7933235 Multiflow reverse link MAC An access terminal (206) configured for wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7933235
for a communications with an access network (204) within a sector (1032). The access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.322;
system terminal includes a transmitter (2608) for transmitting a reverse
traffic channel to the access network (204), an antenna (2614) for
receiving signals from the access network (204), a processor
(2602) and memory (2604) in electronic communication with the
processor (2602). Instructions stored in the memory (2604)
implement, for each flow (1216) of a plurality of flows on the
access terminal (206), determining the flow s total available
power (1238). The access terminal s total available power (1234)
is determined by summing each flow s total available power
(1238). A packet is transmitted to the access network (204) at a
power level that does not exceed the access terminal s total
available power (1234).

ZL200680039855.9 Hard handoff from a wireless A system and method are provided for supporting a multi-mode SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; China P.R.: ZL200680039855.9; France: EP1929828; Germany: EP1929828; Great Britain: EP1929828
local area network to a portable user terminal (UT) hard handoff procedure for a call from
cellular telephone network a wireless local area network (WLAN) to a cellular telephone
network. The method includes: establishing a link between a UT
and a serving WLAN; establishing a call via the established WLAN
link; monitoring the WLAN link signal strength; simultaneously
monitoring a serving cellular network; initiating a hard handoff to
the cellular network, responsive to the monitored WLAN link
signal strength falling below a minimum threshold; and,
continuing the call via the cellular network. More specifically, the
method initiates a call handoff to a Cellular Gateway (CGW)
telephone number, responsive to the monitored WLAN link signal
strength falling below the minimum threshold. Then, continuing
the call via the cellular network includes continuing the call to the
first telephone number via the CGW handoff telephone number.

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7706796 User terminal-initiated hard A system and method are provided for supporting a multi-mode SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7706796; United States: 8798627; China P.R.: CN104185231; European Patent Convention:
handoff from a wireless local portable user terminal (UT) hard handoff procedure for a call from EP1935205; India: 260589; Japan: 5431414; Japan: 5345668; Republic of Korea: 10-1069470
area network to a cellular a wireless local area network (WLAN) to a cellular telephone
network network. The method includes: establishing a link between a UT
and a serving WLAN; establishing a call via the established WLAN
link; monitoring the WLAN link signal strength; simultaneously
monitoring a serving cellular network; initiating a hard handoff to
the cellular network, responsive to the monitored WLAN link
signal strength falling below a minimum threshold; and,
continuing the call via the cellular network. More specifically, the
method initiates a call handoff to a Cellular Gateway (CGW)
telephone number, responsive to the monitored WLAN link signal
strength falling below the minimum threshold. Then, continuing
the call via the cellular network includes continuing the call to the
first telephone number via the CGW handoff telephone number.

8798627 Apparatus and method of A system and method are provided for supporting a multi-mode SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7706796; United States: 8798627; China P.R.: CN104185231; European Patent Convention:
handoff between wireless portable user terminal (UT) hard handoff procedure for a call from EP1935205; India: 260589; Japan: 5431414; Japan: 5345668; Republic of Korea: 10-1069470
networks a wireless local area network (WLAN) to a cellular telephone
network. The method includes: establishing a link between a UT
and a serving WLAN; establishing a call via the established WLAN
link; monitoring the WLAN link signal strength; simultaneously
monitoring a serving cellular network; initiating a hard handoff to
the cellular network, responsive to the monitored WLAN link
signal strength falling below a minimum threshold; and,
continuing the call via the cellular network. More specifically, the
method initiates a call handoff to a Cellular Gateway (CGW)
telephone number, responsive to the monitored WLAN link signal
strength falling below the minimum threshold. Then, continuing
the call via the cellular network includes continuing the call to the
first telephone number via the CGW handoff telephone number.

CN104185231 User terminal-initiated hard A system and method are provided for supporting a multi-mode SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7706796; United States: 8798627; China P.R.: CN104185231; European Patent Convention:
handoff from a wireless local portable user terminal (UT) hard handoff procedure for a call from EP1935205; India: 260589; Japan: 5431414; Japan: 5345668; Republic of Korea: 10-1069470
area network to a cellular a wireless local area network (WLAN) to a cellular telephone
network network. The method includes: establishing a link between a UT
and a serving WLAN; establishing a call via the established WLAN
link; monitoring the WLAN link signal strength; simultaneously
monitoring a serving cellular network; initiating a hard handoff to
the cellular network, responsive to the monitored WLAN link
signal strength falling below a minimum threshold; and,
continuing the call via the cellular network. More specifically, the
method initiates a call handoff to a Cellular Gateway (CGW)
telephone number, responsive to the monitored WLAN link signal
strength falling below the minimum threshold. Then, continuing
the call via the cellular network includes continuing the call to the
first telephone number via the CGW handoff telephone number.

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7421277 Method and Apparatus for For a call flow to perform position determination, a network SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; United States: 7421277; Brazil: PI0507432-0; India: 222175; India: 1322/MUMNP/2008; Israel: 177311; Republic of
Performing Position sends to a user equipment (UE) an indication (e.g., a request for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080; Korea: 10-0877250; Singapore: 135187
Determination with a Short permission) to perform a position fix for the UE. The UE responds SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
Circuit Call Flow by sending to the network an acknowledgment (e.g., a grant of SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 24.030;
permission) to perform the position fix. The UE selectively sends SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080;
a position estimate for itself to the network, typically along with SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
the acknowledgment. The network may initiate location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080;
processing if (1) a position estimate is not received from the UE or SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 29.002;
(2) a position estimate is received from the UE but the network
decides not to use this position estimate. In this case, the
network and the UE perform location processing to obtain a
position fix for the UE. However, if a position estimate is received
from the UE and the network decides to use the position
estimate, then the location processing is bypassed or short
circuited.

8144735 Transmission of signaling Techniques for transmitting signaling information for broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8144735; China P.R.: ZL200580012210.1; Brazil: PI05075386; Canada: 2555642; Canada: 2715189;
information for broadcast and multicast services are described. A base station transmits SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Canada: 2715085; European Patent Convention: EP2194743; France: EP1714523; Germany: EP1714523; Great
and multicast services signaling information for each service in accordance with a Britain: EP1714523; India: 235153; India: 870/MUMNP/2009; Italy: EP1714523; Japan: 4705048; Mexico: 262008;
schedule that includes a repetition period and a modification Mexico: 295577; Netherlands: EP1714523; Republic of Korea: 10-0823903; Republic of Korea: 10-1019944;
period. The signaling information is sent in each repetition period Republic of Korea: 10-1044588; Russian Federation: 2340121; Russian Federation: 2475993; Spain: EP1714523;
to allow wireless devices to quickly obtain this information. Taiwan: I351844
Changes to the critical signaling information are permitted at the
start of each modification period, which is an integer multiple of
the repetition period. Whenever the critical signaling information
for a given service is changed in a given modification period, a
notification indicator for the service is set in an entire preceding
modification period to inform the wireless devices of the
impending change. The wireless devices can detect the
notification indicator being set in the preceding modification
period and can retrieve the updated critical signaling information
in the following modification period.

ZL200580012210.1 Transmission of signaling Techniques for transmitting signaling information for broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 8144735; China P.R.: ZL200580012210.1; Brazil: PI05075386; Canada: 2555642; Canada: 2715189;
information for broadcast and multicast services are described. A base station transmits SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; Canada: 2715085; European Patent Convention: EP2194743; France: EP1714523; Germany: EP1714523; Great
and multicast services signaling information for each service in accordance with a Britain: EP1714523; India: 235153; India: 870/MUMNP/2009; Italy: EP1714523; Japan: 4705048; Mexico: 262008;
schedule that includes a repetition period and a modification Mexico: 295577; Netherlands: EP1714523; Republic of Korea: 10-0823903; Republic of Korea: 10-1019944;
period. The signaling information is sent in each repetition period Republic of Korea: 10-1044588; Russian Federation: 2340121; Russian Federation: 2475993; Spain: EP1714523;
to allow wireless devices to quickly obtain this information. Taiwan: I351844
Changes to the critical signaling information are permitted at the
start of each modification period, which is an integer multiple of
the repetition period. Whenever the critical signaling information
for a given service is changed in a given modification period, a
notification indicator for the service is set in an entire preceding
modification period to inform the wireless devices of the
impending change. The wireless devices can detect the
notification indicator being set in the preceding modification
period and can retrieve the updated critical signaling information
in the following modification period.

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8521139 Transmission of notifications To transmit notification indicators for broadcast and multicast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8521139; China P.R.: CN1939081; China P.R.: CN104754692; Belgium: EP1721485; Bulgaria:
for broadcast and multicast services, a base station maps the services to random sequences EP1721485; Czech Republic: EP1721485; European Patent Convention: EP2326111; Finland: EP1721485; France:
services based on their identifiers. The base station generates the EP1721485; Germany: EP1721485; Germany: EP2207370; Great Britain: EP1721485; Great Britain: EP2207370;
random sequence for each service based on a hash function or a Hungary: EP1721485; India: 228234; India: 1441/MUMNP/2008; Ireland: EP1721485; Italy: EP1721485; Japan:
PN generator and the service identifier. Each random sequence is 4943864; Japan: 5410360; Mexico: 270705; Netherlands: EP1721485; Poland: EP1721485; Republic of Korea: 10-
associated with a specific location for sending a notification 0832175; Romania: EP1721485; Spain: EP1721485; Sweden: EP1721485
indicator in each frame. The locations for the notification
indicators for each random sequence are randomized with
respect to the locations for the notification indicators for each
remaining random sequence. This randomness characteristic
reduces the likelihood of false alarm. For each service, the base
station sets the notification indicators to the same notification
value in each modification period. The base station transmits the
notification indicators for each service at the random locations
determined by the random sequence for the service.

CN1939081 Transmission of notifications To transmit notification indicators for broadcast and multicast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8521139; China P.R.: CN1939081; China P.R.: CN104754692; Belgium: EP1721485; Bulgaria:
for broadcast and multicast services, a base station maps the services to random sequences EP1721485; Czech Republic: EP1721485; European Patent Convention: EP2326111; Finland: EP1721485; France:
services based on their identifiers. The base station generates the EP1721485; Germany: EP1721485; Germany: EP2207370; Great Britain: EP1721485; Great Britain: EP2207370;
random sequence for each service based on a hash function or a Hungary: EP1721485; India: 228234; India: 1441/MUMNP/2008; Ireland: EP1721485; Italy: EP1721485; Japan:
PN generator and the service identifier. Each random sequence is 4943864; Japan: 5410360; Mexico: 270705; Netherlands: EP1721485; Poland: EP1721485; Republic of Korea: 10-
associated with a specific location for sending a notification 0832175; Romania: EP1721485; Spain: EP1721485; Sweden: EP1721485
indicator in each frame. The locations for the notification
indicators for each random sequence are randomized with
respect to the locations for the notification indicators for each
remaining random sequence. This randomness characteristic
reduces the likelihood of false alarm. For each service, the base
station sets the notification indicators to the same notification
value in each modification period. The base station transmits the
notification indicators for each service at the random locations
determined by the random sequence for the service.

CN104754692 Transmission of notifications To transmit notification indicators for broadcast and multicast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8521139; China P.R.: CN1939081; China P.R.: CN104754692; Belgium: EP1721485; Bulgaria:
for broadcast and multicast services, a base station maps the services to random sequences EP1721485; Czech Republic: EP1721485; European Patent Convention: EP2326111; Finland: EP1721485; France:
services based on their identifiers. The base station generates the EP1721485; Germany: EP1721485; Germany: EP2207370; Great Britain: EP1721485; Great Britain: EP2207370;
random sequence for each service based on a hash function or a Hungary: EP1721485; India: 228234; India: 1441/MUMNP/2008; Ireland: EP1721485; Italy: EP1721485; Japan:
PN generator and the service identifier. Each random sequence is 4943864; Japan: 5410360; Mexico: 270705; Netherlands: EP1721485; Poland: EP1721485; Republic of Korea: 10-
associated with a specific location for sending a notification 0832175; Romania: EP1721485; Spain: EP1721485; Sweden: EP1721485
indicator in each frame. The locations for the notification
indicators for each random sequence are randomized with
respect to the locations for the notification indicators for each
remaining random sequence. This randomness characteristic
reduces the likelihood of false alarm. For each service, the base
station sets the notification indicators to the same notification
value in each modification period. The base station transmits the
notification indicators for each service at the random locations
determined by the random sequence for the service.

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7924771 Multimedia communication In a wireless communications system in which a mobile node SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7924771; United States: 8792420; Mexico: 270321
using co-located care of seeks a communication session with a correspondent node by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
address for bearer traffic first signaling for initialization of the communication session SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.228;
through a first data path via an intermediate node. Thereafter, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.229;
contents of the communication is established through a second
data path in which the mobile node and the correspondent node
communicate straightforwardly without going through the
intermediate node.

8792420 Multimedia communication In a wireless communications system in which a mobile node SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7924771; United States: 8792420; Mexico: 270321
using co-located care of seeks a communication session with a correspondent node by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
address for bearer traffic first signaling for initialization of the communication session SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.228;
through a first data path via an intermediate node. Thereafter, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.229;
contents of the communication is established through a second
data path in which the mobile node and the correspondent node
communicate straightforwardly without going through the
intermediate node.

7912457 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for creation and transport of multimedia SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 7912457; United States: 8472930; China P.R.: ZL200580020403.1; China P.R.: CN102946637; Brazil:
creation and transport of content flows to a distribution network. The system includes a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; PI0510040-2; France: EP1738558; France: EP2259550; Germany: EP1738558; Germany: EP2259550; Great Britain:
multimedia content flows method for transporting a content flow to an access network for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 29.061; EP1738558; Great Britain: EP2259550; Italy: EP1738558; Italy: EP2259550; Japan: 4870662; Japan: 5539164; Japan:
distribution to devices coupled to the access network. The 5502965; Japan: 5607199; Netherlands: EP1738558; Netherlands: EP2259550; Republic of Korea: 10-0984265;
method includes transmitting a request message to add the Spain: EP1738558; Spain: EP2259550
content flow to the access network, wherein the request
message comprises one or more flow parameters associated with
the content flow. The method also includes receiving a response
message indicating that the content flow associated with the one
or more flow parameters will be added to the access network,
and delivering the content flow to the access network.

8472930 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for creation and transport of multimedia SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 7912457; United States: 8472930; China P.R.: ZL200580020403.1; China P.R.: CN102946637; Brazil:
creation and transport of content flows to a distribution network. The system includes a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; PI0510040-2; France: EP1738558; France: EP2259550; Germany: EP1738558; Germany: EP2259550; Great Britain:
multimedia content flows method for transporting a content flow to an access network for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 29.061; EP1738558; Great Britain: EP2259550; Italy: EP1738558; Italy: EP2259550; Japan: 4870662; Japan: 5539164; Japan:
distribution to devices coupled to the access network. The 5502965; Japan: 5607199; Netherlands: EP1738558; Netherlands: EP2259550; Republic of Korea: 10-0984265;
method includes transmitting a request message to add the Spain: EP1738558; Spain: EP2259550
content flow to the access network, wherein the request
message comprises one or more flow parameters associated with
the content flow. The method also includes receiving a response
message indicating that the content flow associated with the one
or more flow parameters will be added to the access network,
and delivering the content flow to the access network.

ZL200580020403.1 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for creation and transport of multimedia SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 7912457; United States: 8472930; China P.R.: ZL200580020403.1; China P.R.: CN102946637; Brazil:
creation and transport of content flows to a distribution network. The system includes a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; PI0510040-2; France: EP1738558; France: EP2259550; Germany: EP1738558; Germany: EP2259550; Great Britain:
multimedia content flows method for transporting a content flow to an access network for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 29.061; EP1738558; Great Britain: EP2259550; Italy: EP1738558; Italy: EP2259550; Japan: 4870662; Japan: 5539164; Japan:
distribution to devices coupled to the access network. The 5502965; Japan: 5607199; Netherlands: EP1738558; Netherlands: EP2259550; Republic of Korea: 10-0984265;
method includes transmitting a request message to add the Spain: EP1738558; Spain: EP2259550
content flow to the access network, wherein the request
message comprises one or more flow parameters associated with
the content flow. The method also includes receiving a response
message indicating that the content flow associated with the one
or more flow parameters will be added to the access network,
and delivering the content flow to the access network.

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CN102946637 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for creation and transport of multimedia SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 7912457; United States: 8472930; China P.R.: ZL200580020403.1; China P.R.: CN102946637; Brazil:
creation and transport of content flows to a distribution network. The system includes a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; PI0510040-2; France: EP1738558; France: EP2259550; Germany: EP1738558; Germany: EP2259550; Great Britain:
multimedia content flows method for transporting a content flow to an access network for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 29.061; EP1738558; Great Britain: EP2259550; Italy: EP1738558; Italy: EP2259550; Japan: 4870662; Japan: 5539164; Japan:
distribution to devices coupled to the access network. The 5502965; Japan: 5607199; Netherlands: EP1738558; Netherlands: EP2259550; Republic of Korea: 10-0984265;
method includes transmitting a request message to add the Spain: EP1738558; Spain: EP2259550
content flow to the access network, wherein the request
message comprises one or more flow parameters associated with
the content flow. The method also includes receiving a response
message indicating that the content flow associated with the one
or more flow parameters will be added to the access network,
and delivering the content flow to the access network.

9083538 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for creation and transport of multimedia SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 9083538; China P.R.: ZL200580046696.0; European Patent Convention: EP1832086; European
creation and transport of content flows to a distribution network. The system includes a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; Patent Convention: EP2378737; Japan: 4842968; Japan: 5269918; Republic of Korea: 10-0999285; Republic of
multimedia content flows to method for transporting a content flow to an access network for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 29.061; Korea: 10-0934088
a distribution network distribution to devices coupled to the access network. The
method includes transmitting a request message to add the
content flow to the access network, wherein the request
message comprises one or more flow parameters associated with
the content flow. The method also includes receiving a response
message indicating that the content flow associated with the one
or more flow parameters will be added to the access network,
and delivering the content flow to the access network.

ZL200580046696.0 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for creation and transport of multimedia SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 9083538; China P.R.: ZL200580046696.0; European Patent Convention: EP1832086; European
creation and transport of content flows to a distribution network. The system includes a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 23.246; Patent Convention: EP2378737; Japan: 4842968; Japan: 5269918; Republic of Korea: 10-0999285; Republic of
multimedia content flows to method for transporting a content flow to an access network for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 29.061; Korea: 10-0934088
a distribution network distribution to devices coupled to the access network. The
method includes transmitting a request message to add the
content flow to the access network, wherein the request
message comprises one or more flow parameters associated with
the content flow. The method also includes receiving a response
message indicating that the content flow associated with the one
or more flow parameters will be added to the access network,
and delivering the content flow to the access network.

7519535 Frame erasure concealment A voice decoder configured to receive a sequence of frames, SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 7519535; China P.R.: ZL200680008999.8; European Patent Convention: EP1859440; India: 245207;
in voice communications each of the frames having voice parameters. The voice decoder Japan: 5362808; Malaysia: MY-144724-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0956522
includes a speech generator that generates speech from the
voice parameters. A frame erasure concealment module is
configured to reconstruct the voice parameters for a frame
erasure in the sequence of frames from the voice parameters in
one of the previous frames and the voice parameters in one of
the subsequent frames.

ZL200680008999.8 Frame erasure concealment A voice decoder configured to receive a sequence of frames, SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 7519535; China P.R.: ZL200680008999.8; European Patent Convention: EP1859440; India: 245207;
in voice communications each of the frames having voice parameters. The voice decoder Japan: 5362808; Malaysia: MY-144724-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0956522
includes a speech generator that generates speech from the
voice parameters. A frame erasure concealment module is
configured to reconstruct the voice parameters for a frame
erasure in the sequence of frames from the voice parameters in
one of the previous frames and the voice parameters in one of
the subsequent frames.

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8009752 Multi-carrier incremental Methods and apparatus are disclosed herein for providing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8009752; United States: 8073087; United States: 8488710; China P.R.: ZL200580040353.3; China
redundancy for packet-based incremental redundancy in a wireless communication system to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; P.R.: CN102075289; China P.R.: CN102594500; Canada: 2583094; Canada: 2776364; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications aid in error recovery. One or more redundancy versions are sent EP2658142; European Patent Convention: EP2658143; Germany: EP1810421; Great Britain: EP1810421; India:
on different carriers than the primary version of information to be 237389; Japan: 4809357; Mexico: 276733; Mexico: 300024; Republic of Korea: 10-0933323; Taiwan: I375426
transmitted. At the receiver end the redundancy versions may be
combined using hard or soft combining techniques, including
selection combining, selective soft combining or soft combining.

8073087 Multi-carrier incremental Methods and apparatus are disclosed herein for providing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8009752; United States: 8073087; United States: 8488710; China P.R.: ZL200580040353.3; China
redundancy for packet based incremental redundancy in a wireless communication system to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; P.R.: CN102075289; China P.R.: CN102594500; Canada: 2583094; Canada: 2776364; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications aid in error recovery. One or more redundancy versions are sent EP2658142; European Patent Convention: EP2658143; Germany: EP1810421; Great Britain: EP1810421; India:
on different carriers than the primary version of information to be 237389; Japan: 4809357; Mexico: 276733; Mexico: 300024; Republic of Korea: 10-0933323; Taiwan: I375426
transmitted. At the receiver end the redundancy versions may be
combined using hard or soft combining techniques, including
selection combining, selective soft combining or soft combining.

8488710 Multi-carrier incremental Methods and apparatus are disclosed herein for providing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8009752; United States: 8073087; United States: 8488710; China P.R.: ZL200580040353.3; China
redundancy for packet-based incremental redundancy in a wireless communication system to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; P.R.: CN102075289; China P.R.: CN102594500; Canada: 2583094; Canada: 2776364; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications aid in error recovery. One or more redundancy versions are sent EP2658142; European Patent Convention: EP2658143; Germany: EP1810421; Great Britain: EP1810421; India:
on different carriers than the primary version of information to be 237389; Japan: 4809357; Mexico: 276733; Mexico: 300024; Republic of Korea: 10-0933323; Taiwan: I375426
transmitted. At the receiver end the redundancy versions may be
combined using hard or soft combining techniques, including
selection combining, selective soft combining or soft combining.

ZL200580040353.3 Multi-carrier incremental Methods and apparatus are disclosed herein for providing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8009752; United States: 8073087; United States: 8488710; China P.R.: ZL200580040353.3; China
redundancy for packet-based incremental redundancy in a wireless communication system to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; P.R.: CN102075289; China P.R.: CN102594500; Canada: 2583094; Canada: 2776364; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications aid in error recovery. One or more redundancy versions are sent EP2658142; European Patent Convention: EP2658143; Germany: EP1810421; Great Britain: EP1810421; India:
on different carriers than the primary version of information to be 237389; Japan: 4809357; Mexico: 276733; Mexico: 300024; Republic of Korea: 10-0933323; Taiwan: I375426
transmitted. At the receiver end the redundancy versions may be
combined using hard or soft combining techniques, including
selection combining, selective soft combining or soft combining.

CN102075289 Multi-carrier incremental Methods and apparatus are disclosed herein for providing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8009752; United States: 8073087; United States: 8488710; China P.R.: ZL200580040353.3; China
redundancy for packet-based incremental redundancy in a wireless communication system to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; P.R.: CN102075289; China P.R.: CN102594500; Canada: 2583094; Canada: 2776364; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications aid in error recovery. One or more redundancy versions are sent EP2658142; European Patent Convention: EP2658143; Germany: EP1810421; Great Britain: EP1810421; India:
on different carriers than the primary version of information to be 237389; Japan: 4809357; Mexico: 276733; Mexico: 300024; Republic of Korea: 10-0933323; Taiwan: I375426
transmitted. At the receiver end the redundancy versions may be
combined using hard or soft combining techniques, including
selection combining, selective soft combining or soft combining.

CN102594500 Multi-carrier incremental Methods and apparatus are disclosed herein for providing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8009752; United States: 8073087; United States: 8488710; China P.R.: ZL200580040353.3; China
redundancy for packet-based incremental redundancy in a wireless communication system to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; P.R.: CN102075289; China P.R.: CN102594500; Canada: 2583094; Canada: 2776364; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications aid in error recovery. One or more redundancy versions are sent EP2658142; European Patent Convention: EP2658143; Germany: EP1810421; Great Britain: EP1810421; India:
on different carriers than the primary version of information to be 237389; Japan: 4809357; Mexico: 276733; Mexico: 300024; Republic of Korea: 10-0933323; Taiwan: I375426
transmitted. At the receiver end the redundancy versions may be
combined using hard or soft combining techniques, including
selection combining, selective soft combining or soft combining.

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8018930 Apparatus and method for A remote station for a wireless communication system including a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8018930; United States: 8593981; China P.R.: ZL200580039092.3; Canada: 2583075; France:
receiving packet data on a base station is disclosed. The remote station includes a front end SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP1794970; Germany: EP1794970; Great Britain: EP1794970; India: 237378; Japan: 4550903; Malaysia: MY-144110-
subset of carrier frequencies structure configured to receive packet data in parallel on a subset A; Mexico: 271383; Republic of Korea: 10-0905149
in a wireless communication of carrier frequencies. Each packet data is preceded by a header
system field for identifying the remote station as the recipient of the
packet data and the subset of carrier frequencies is based on a
set of a corresponding number of multiple carrier frequencies.

8593981 Apparatus and method for A remote station for a wireless communication system including a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8018930; United States: 8593981; China P.R.: ZL200580039092.3; Canada: 2583075; France:
receiving packet data on a base station is disclosed. The remote station includes a front end SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP1794970; Germany: EP1794970; Great Britain: EP1794970; India: 237378; Japan: 4550903; Malaysia: MY-144110-
subset of carrier frequencies structure configured to receive packet data in parallel on a subset A; Mexico: 271383; Republic of Korea: 10-0905149
in a wireless communication of carrier frequencies. Each packet data is preceded by a header
system field for identifying the remote station as the recipient of the
packet data and the subset of carrier frequencies is based on a
set of a corresponding number of multiple carrier frequencies.

ZL200580039092.3 Apparatus and method for A remote station for a wireless communication system including a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8018930; United States: 8593981; China P.R.: ZL200580039092.3; Canada: 2583075; France:
receiving packet data on a base station is disclosed. The remote station includes a front end SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP1794970; Germany: EP1794970; Great Britain: EP1794970; India: 237378; Japan: 4550903; Malaysia: MY-144110-
subset of carrier frequencies structure configured to receive packet data in parallel on a subset A; Mexico: 271383; Republic of Korea: 10-0905149
in a wireless communication of carrier frequencies. Each packet data is preceded by a header
system field for identifying the remote station as the recipient of the
packet data and the subset of carrier frequencies is based on a
set of a corresponding number of multiple carrier frequencies.

7920884 Frame structures for a Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7920884; China P.R.: ZL200580026324.1; China P.R.: ZL200910258501.9; China P.R.: CN103441814;
wireless communication staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Australia: 2005253597; Brazil: PI0511809-3; Canada: 2569384; Canada: 2741485; European Patent Convention:
system with multiple radio symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. EP1751906; European Patent Convention: EP2512042; Hong Kong: HK1192082; Hong Kong: HK1104714; India:
technologies The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected 236677; India: 1584/MUMNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0032336; Israel: 179710; Israel: 214933; Japan: 5774631; Japan:
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for 2015-156680; Malaysia: PI 20052545; Mexico: 272324; Republic of Korea: 10-0914874; Russian Federation:
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An 2386217; Taiwan: I361014; Taiwan: I436679
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

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ZL200580026324.1 Frame structures for a Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7920884; China P.R.: ZL200580026324.1; China P.R.: ZL200910258501.9; China P.R.: CN103441814;
wireless communication staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Australia: 2005253597; Brazil: PI0511809-3; Canada: 2569384; Canada: 2741485; European Patent Convention:
system with multiple radio symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. EP1751906; European Patent Convention: EP2512042; Hong Kong: HK1192082; Hong Kong: HK1104714; India:
technologies The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected 236677; India: 1584/MUMNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0032336; Israel: 179710; Israel: 214933; Japan: 5774631; Japan:
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for 2015-156680; Malaysia: PI 20052545; Mexico: 272324; Republic of Korea: 10-0914874; Russian Federation:
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An 2386217; Taiwan: I361014; Taiwan: I436679
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

ZL200910258501.9 Frame structures for a Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7920884; China P.R.: ZL200580026324.1; China P.R.: ZL200910258501.9; China P.R.: CN103441814;
wireless communication staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Australia: 2005253597; Brazil: PI0511809-3; Canada: 2569384; Canada: 2741485; European Patent Convention:
system with multiple radio symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. EP1751906; European Patent Convention: EP2512042; Hong Kong: HK1192082; Hong Kong: HK1104714; India:
technologies The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected 236677; India: 1584/MUMNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0032336; Israel: 179710; Israel: 214933; Japan: 5774631; Japan:
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for 2015-156680; Malaysia: PI 20052545; Mexico: 272324; Republic of Korea: 10-0914874; Russian Federation:
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An 2386217; Taiwan: I361014; Taiwan: I436679
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

CN103441814 Frame structures for a Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7920884; China P.R.: ZL200580026324.1; China P.R.: ZL200910258501.9; China P.R.: CN103441814;
wireless communication staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Australia: 2005253597; Brazil: PI0511809-3; Canada: 2569384; Canada: 2741485; European Patent Convention:
system with multiple radio symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. EP1751906; European Patent Convention: EP2512042; Hong Kong: HK1192082; Hong Kong: HK1104714; India:
technologies The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected 236677; India: 1584/MUMNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0032336; Israel: 179710; Israel: 214933; Japan: 5774631; Japan:
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for 2015-156680; Malaysia: PI 20052545; Mexico: 272324; Republic of Korea: 10-0914874; Russian Federation:
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An 2386217; Taiwan: I361014; Taiwan: I436679
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

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8089855 Transmission of overhead Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8089855; China P.R.: ZL200580026035.1; Australia: 2005253594; Canada: 2569455; India: 225726;
information for broadcast staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Israel: 179802; Mexico: 269257; Republic of Korea: 10-0913708; Russian Federation: 2360376; Taiwan: I364930;
and multicast services in a symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. Ukraine: 85241
wireless communication The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected
system to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

ZL200580026035.1 Transmission of overhead Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8089855; China P.R.: ZL200580026035.1; Australia: 2005253594; Canada: 2569455; India: 225726;
information for broadcast staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Israel: 179802; Mexico: 269257; Republic of Korea: 10-0913708; Russian Federation: 2360376; Taiwan: I364930;
and multicast services in a symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. Ukraine: 85241
wireless communication The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected
system to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

8577299 Wireless communication Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8577299; China P.R.: ZL200580026325.6; Australia: 2005253596; Brazil: PI0511736-4; Canada:
system with configurable staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 2569457; European Patent Convention: EP1751942; India: 237916; Indonesia: IDP0025098; Israel: 179770; Japan:
cyclic prefix length symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. 4612046; Japan: 5356325; Malaysia: MY-146700-A; Mexico: 269258; Republic of Korea: 10-0915558; Russian
The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected Federation: 2369031; Russian Federation: 2472296; Taiwan: I373947; Ukraine: 91510; Ukraine: 102074
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

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ZL200580026325.6 Wireless communication Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8577299; China P.R.: ZL200580026325.6; Australia: 2005253596; Brazil: PI0511736-4; Canada:
system with configurable staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 2569457; European Patent Convention: EP1751942; India: 237916; Indonesia: IDP0025098; Israel: 179770; Japan:
cyclic prefix length symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. 4612046; Japan: 5356325; Malaysia: MY-146700-A; Mexico: 269258; Republic of Korea: 10-0915558; Russian
The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected Federation: 2369031; Russian Federation: 2472296; Taiwan: I373947; Ukraine: 91510; Ukraine: 102074
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

8582596 Coding and modulation for Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8582596; China P.R.: ZL200580026331.1; Australia: 2005253591; India: 223748; Indonesia:
broadcast and multicast staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ID0026100B; Israel: 179800; Japan: 5269856; Mexico: 274021; Mexico: 294533; Republic of Korea: 10-0906318;
services in a wireless symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. Russian Federation: 2371858; Ukraine: 92323
communication system The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

ZL200580026331.1 Coding and modulation for Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8582596; China P.R.: ZL200580026331.1; Australia: 2005253591; India: 223748; Indonesia:
broadcast and multicast staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ID0026100B; Israel: 179800; Japan: 5269856; Mexico: 274021; Mexico: 294533; Republic of Korea: 10-0906318;
services in a wireless symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. Russian Federation: 2371858; Ukraine: 92323
communication system The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

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8588203 Wireless communication Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8588203; United States: 8687617; China P.R.: ZL200580026159.X; Australia: 2009217481; India:
system with improved staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 224816; Israel: 179803; Japan: 4903693; Mexico: 274599; Republic of Korea: 10-0882755; Russian Federation:
broadcast coverage symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. 2369030; Ukraine: 91509
The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

8687617 Wireless communication Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8588203; United States: 8687617; China P.R.: ZL200580026159.X; Australia: 2009217481; India:
system with improved staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 224816; Israel: 179803; Japan: 4903693; Mexico: 274599; Republic of Korea: 10-0882755; Russian Federation:
broadcast coverage symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. 2369030; Ukraine: 91509
The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

ZL200580026159.X Multicarrier modulation Techniques to transmit data with cyclic delay diversity and pilot SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8588203; United States: 8687617; China P.R.: ZL200580026159.X; Australia: 2009217481; India:
system with cyclic delay staggering are described. For cyclic delay diversity, OFDM SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 224816; Israel: 179803; Japan: 4903693; Mexico: 274599; Republic of Korea: 10-0882755; Russian Federation:
diversity symbols having different cyclic delay durations are generated. 2369030; Ukraine: 91509
The cyclic delay durations for the OFDM symbols may be selected
to be time varying with respect to the cyclic delay durations for
OFDM symbols transmitted by a neighboring base station. An
FDM pilot is generated and multiplexed on multiple sets of
subbands in different symbol periods. Waveforms for a second
radio technology (e.g., W-CDMA) may be generated for data to be
transmitted with this radio technology. The OFDM symbols are
multiplexed onto time slots used for OFDM, and the waveforms
for the second radio technology are multiplexed onto time slots
used for this radio technology. One or multiple modulated signals
may be generated based on the multiplexed OFDM symbols and
waveforms. Each modulated signal is transmitted from a
respective antenna.

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7747258 Method and apparatus for A network sends to a user equipment (UE) an indication (e.g., a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7747258; United States: 8768375; European Patent Convention: EP1847151; Hong Kong:
performing position request for permission) to perform a position fix for the UE. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; HK1110735; Israel: 185045; Japan: 4653180; Japan: 5199318; Japan: 5563030; Republic of Korea: 10-0997304;
determination with pre- network also selectively sends to the UE a pre-session command SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 34.109; Republic of Korea: 10-1004220; Singapore: 134564
session action for an action related to position determination. For example, the
command may direct the UE to (1) clear all or a portion of location
related data at the UE prior to performing the position fix, (2)
send back a position estimate for the UE, if available, or (3) apply
a time offset and/or a position offset in performing the position
fix. The UE sends to the network an acknowledgment (e.g., a
grant of permission) to perform the position fix. The UE also
performs the action indicated by the command (if any) received
from the network prior to or in conjunction with performing the
position fix. The network and UE perform the position fix for the
UE.

8768375 Method and apparatus for A network sends to a user equipment (UE) an indication (e.g., a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7747258; United States: 8768375; European Patent Convention: EP1847151; Hong Kong:
performing position request for permission) to perform a position fix for the UE. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; HK1110735; Israel: 185045; Japan: 4653180; Japan: 5199318; Japan: 5563030; Republic of Korea: 10-0997304;
determination with pre- network also selectively sends to the UE a pre-session command SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 34.109; Republic of Korea: 10-1004220; Singapore: 134564
session action for an action related to position determination. For example, the
command may direct the UE to (1) clear all or a portion of location
related data at the UE prior to performing the position fix, (2)
send back a position estimate for the UE, if available, or (3) apply
a time offset and/or a position offset in performing the position
fix. The UE sends to the network an acknowledgment (e.g., a
grant of permission) to perform the position fix. The UE also
performs the action indicated by the command (if any) received
from the network prior to or in conjunction with performing the
position fix. The network and UE perform the position fix for the
UE.

20060002356 Dynamic assignment of Embodiments disclosed herein relate to providing dynamic SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 20060002356; China P.R.: ZL200580029125.6; China P.R.: ZL201010149688.1; Brazil: PI0512807-2;
home agent and home assignment of home agent and home address in wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; Canada: 2572474; Canada: 2733833; European Patent Convention: EP2512094; France: EP1766930; Germany:
address in wireless communications, such that a mobile node away from home may SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; EP1766930; Great Britain: EP1766930; Hong Kong: HK1110448; India: 252919; Italy: EP1766930; Japan: 4787250;
communications receive local access services from a visited network. In an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327; Japan: 5335850; Mexico: 272857; Netherlands: EP1766930; Republic of Korea: 10-0956043; Republic of Korea: 10-
embodiment, a mobile node accesses a visited network. The 1095333; Spain: EP1766930; Taiwan: I372544
visited network authenticates the mobile node with its home
network. The visited network then assigns a visited home agent
and a home address for the mobile node. The mobile node
subsequently performs secure binding with the visitor home
agent. The mobile node proceeds with communications using the
visitor home agent and home address.

ZL200580029125.6 Dynamic assignment of Embodiments disclosed herein relate to providing dynamic SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 20060002356; China P.R.: ZL200580029125.6; China P.R.: ZL201010149688.1; Brazil: PI0512807-2;
home agent and home assignment of home agent and home address in wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; Canada: 2572474; Canada: 2733833; European Patent Convention: EP2512094; France: EP1766930; Germany:
address in wireless communications, such that a mobile node away from home may SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; EP1766930; Great Britain: EP1766930; Hong Kong: HK1110448; India: 252919; Italy: EP1766930; Japan: 4787250;
communications receive local access services from a visited network. In an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327; Japan: 5335850; Mexico: 272857; Netherlands: EP1766930; Republic of Korea: 10-0956043; Republic of Korea: 10-
embodiment, a mobile node accesses a visited network. The 1095333; Spain: EP1766930; Taiwan: I372544
visited network authenticates the mobile node with its home
network. The visited network then assigns a visited home agent
and a home address for the mobile node. The mobile node
subsequently performs secure binding with the visitor home
agent. The mobile node proceeds with communications using the
visitor home agent and home address.

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ZL201010149688.1 Dynamic assignment of Embodiments disclosed herein relate to providing dynamic SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 20060002356; China P.R.: ZL200580029125.6; China P.R.: ZL201010149688.1; Brazil: PI0512807-2;
home agent and home assignment of home agent and home address in wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; Canada: 2572474; Canada: 2733833; European Patent Convention: EP2512094; France: EP1766930; Germany:
address in wireless communications, such that a mobile node away from home may SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; EP1766930; Great Britain: EP1766930; Hong Kong: HK1110448; India: 252919; Italy: EP1766930; Japan: 4787250;
communications receive local access services from a visited network. In an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327; Japan: 5335850; Mexico: 272857; Netherlands: EP1766930; Republic of Korea: 10-0956043; Republic of Korea: 10-
embodiment, a mobile node accesses a visited network. The 1095333; Spain: EP1766930; Taiwan: I372544
visited network authenticates the mobile node with its home
network. The visited network then assigns a visited home agent
and a home address for the mobile node. The mobile node
subsequently performs secure binding with the visitor home
agent. The mobile node proceeds with communications using the
visitor home agent and home address.

8042170 Bearer control of encrypted In a communication session in which data flows with encrypted SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.328; United States: 8042170; China P.R.: ZL200580030072.X; Germany: EP1766496; Great Britain: EP1766496; India:
data flows in packet data data packets pass through a monitoring intermediary for data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 33.328; 235939; Japan: 5112864; Mexico: 289632; Republic of Korea: 10-0899960; Republic of Korea: 10-0948524; Republic
communications traffic control. The encrypted data packets include SPIs (Secured of Korea: 10-0996405; Taiwan: I378694
Parameter Indexes) which are used to identify SAs (Security
Associations) for data decryption. During the initial signaling
process for the communication session, the nodes seeking the
communication session include the SPIs in the signaling messages
and send the signaling messages through the monitoring
intermediary which in turn matches the SPIs of the signaling
messages with the corresponding SPIs extracted from the data
packets. In enforcing data traffic control, the monitoring
intermediary allows data flows to pass through if comparison
matches in the SPIs are found. Otherwise, the data flows are
rejected.

ZL200580030072.X Bearer control of encrypted In a communication session in which data flows with encrypted SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 33.328; United States: 8042170; China P.R.: ZL200580030072.X; Germany: EP1766496; Great Britain: EP1766496; India:
data flows in packet data data packets pass through a monitoring intermediary for data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 33.328; 235939; Japan: 5112864; Mexico: 289632; Republic of Korea: 10-0899960; Republic of Korea: 10-0948524; Republic
communications traffic control. The encrypted data packets include SPIs (Secured of Korea: 10-0996405; Taiwan: I378694
Parameter Indexes) which are used to identify SAs (Security
Associations) for data decryption. During the initial signaling
process for the communication session, the nodes seeking the
communication session include the SPIs in the signaling messages
and send the signaling messages through the monitoring
intermediary which in turn matches the SPIs of the signaling
messages with the corresponding SPIs extracted from the data
packets. In enforcing data traffic control, the monitoring
intermediary allows data flows to pass through if comparison
matches in the SPIs are found. Otherwise, the data flows are
rejected.

8059581 Method and apparatus for The diclosure is directed to methods and apparatuses for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TR 25.999; United States: 8059581; Taiwan: I400909
seamless and efficient seamless and efficient wireless handoffs of an acess terminal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.323;
wireless handoffs betweeen acess points in a communication network. The acess SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
points include memory configured to buffer packets received SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.413;
from a network for the access terminal, a processor configured to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.423;
queue one of the packets for over the air tranmission to the acess SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.453;
terminal and fragment the data in the queued packet into SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 48.008;
multiple frames, and a transmitter configured to transmit the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 48.018;
framed data over the air to the access terminal. The processor is
further configured to maintain an indicator relating to the portion
of the data in the queued packet that remains to be transmitted.

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7720475 Communique system with An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6594498; United States: 7720475; United States: 7693162; China P.R.: ZL01817344.6; Canada:
active feedback for cellular constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; 2418301; European Patent Convention: EP1310120; Japan: 4505182; Japan: 4542115; Republic of Korea: 10-
communication networks of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a 0577321
plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

7693162 Communique system with An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6594498; United States: 7720475; United States: 7693162; China P.R.: ZL01817344.6; Canada:
dynamic bandwidth constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; 2418301; European Patent Convention: EP1310120; Japan: 4505182; Japan: 4542115; Republic of Korea: 10-
allocation in cellular of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a 0577321
communication networks plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

6594498 Communique System For An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6594498; United States: 7720475; United States: 7693162; China P.R.: ZL01817344.6; Canada:
Cellular Communication constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; 2418301; European Patent Convention: EP1310120; Japan: 4505182; Japan: 4542115; Republic of Korea: 10-
Networks of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a 0577321
plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

ZL01817344.6 Communique System For An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6594498; United States: 7720475; United States: 7693162; China P.R.: ZL01817344.6; Canada:
Cellular Communication constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; 2418301; European Patent Convention: EP1310120; Japan: 4505182; Japan: 4542115; Republic of Korea: 10-
Networks of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a 0577321
plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

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7286827 Communique system for An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7024200; United States: 7286827; European Patent Convention: EP1310117; Japan: 4814153
multicasting in cellular constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346;
communication networks of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a
plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

7024200 Communique system with An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7024200; United States: 7286827; European Patent Convention: EP1310117; Japan: 4814153
active feedback for cellular constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346;
communication networks of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a
plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

6907023 Communique system with An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6907023; European Patent Convention: EP1310119
dynamic bandwidth constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346;
allocation in cellular of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a
communication networks plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

6687498 Communique System With An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6687498; Canada: 2418339; European Patent Convention: EP1310118
Noncontiguous Communique constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346;
Coverage Areas In Cellular of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a
Communication Networks plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

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6684076 Communique System With An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6684076; France: EP1400144; Germany: EP1400144; Great Britain: EP1400144; Italy: EP1400144;
Hierarchical Communique constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; Spain: EP1400144
Coverage Areas In Cellular of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a
Communication Networks plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

7551927 Communique wireless An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6954641; United States: 7551927; China P.R.: ZL01817345.4; China P.R.: ZL200510091786.3; France:
subscriber device for a constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; EP1310121; Germany: EP1310121; Great Britain: EP1310121; Italy: EP1310121; Japan: 3996504; Republic of Korea:
cellular communication of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a 10-0532150; Spain: EP1310121
network plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

6954641 Communique wireless An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6954641; United States: 7551927; China P.R.: ZL01817345.4; China P.R.: ZL200510091786.3; France:
subscriber device for a constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; EP1310121; Germany: EP1310121; Great Britain: EP1310121; Italy: EP1310121; Japan: 3996504; Republic of Korea:
cellular communication of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a 10-0532150; Spain: EP1310121
network plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

ZL200510091786.3 Communique wireless An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6954641; United States: 7551927; China P.R.: ZL01817345.4; China P.R.: ZL200510091786.3; France:
subscriber device for a constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; EP1310121; Germany: EP1310121; Great Britain: EP1310121; Italy: EP1310121; Japan: 3996504; Republic of Korea:
cellular communication of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a 10-0532150; Spain: EP1310121
network plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

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ZL01817345.4 Communique wireless An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6954641; United States: 7551927; China P.R.: ZL01817345.4; China P.R.: ZL200510091786.3; France:
subscriber device for a constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; EP1310121; Germany: EP1310121; Great Britain: EP1310121; Italy: EP1310121; Japan: 3996504; Republic of Korea:
cellular communication of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a 10-0532150; Spain: EP1310121
network plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

6829486 Communique System For An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6829486; France: EP1356615; Germany: EP1356615; Great Britain: EP1356615; Italy: EP1356615
Combined Cellular And constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346;
Wireline Communication of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a
Networks plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

6741856 Communique System For An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6741856; France: EP1386501; Germany: EP1386501; Great Britain: EP1386501; Italy: EP1386501;
Virtual Private Narrowcasts constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; Japan: 4369131; Spain: EP1386501
In Cellular Communication of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a
Networks plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

6681115 Communique Subscriber An apparatus and method for providing a communique SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6681115; Canada: 2419553; France: EP1310116; Germany: EP1310116; Great Britain: EP1310116;
Handoff Between A constituting program content concurrently delivered to a plurality SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; Italy: EP1310116; Spain: EP1310116
Narrowcast Cellular of subscribers is described. Subscriber confirmation for each of a
Communication Network plurality of subscribers is stored. The subscribers whose wireless
And A Point-To-Point Cellular devices are active in a cell are identified. Data that identifies a
Communication Network plurality of subscribers is automatically generated. One or more
cell are selected to provide communique to subscribers who are
members of at least one community of subscribers and who are
served by other cells of the cellular communication network. Data
constituting said communique from a selected program source is
routed, concurrently, to authorized wireless subscriber devices.

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7830900 Method and apparatus for Adaptive De-Jitter Buffer for Voice over IP (VoIP) for packet SDO: ETSI Project: MTSI Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 7830900; China P.R.: ZL200580036630.3; China P.R.: ZL201010203652.7; China P.R.:
an adaptive de-jitter buffer switch communications. The de-jitter buffer methods and ZL201010202729.9; Belgium: EP1787290; Belgium: EP2200024; Brazil: PI0514801-4; Canada: 2578737; Canada:
apparatus presented avoid playback of underflows while 2691762; Canada: 2691959; Denmark: EP2200024; European Patent Convention: EP2204796; Finland: EP1787290;
balancing end-to-end delay. In one example, the de-jitter buffer Finland: EP2200024; France: EP1787290; France: EP2200024; Germany: EP1787290; Germany: EP2200024; Great
is recalculated at the beginning of each talkspurt. In another Britain: EP1787290; Great Britain: EP2200024; Greece: EP2200024; Hungary: EP1787290; Hungary: EP2200024;
example, talkspurt packets are compressed upon receipt of all India: 235143; India: 829/MUMNP/2009; India: 840/MUMNP/2009; Ireland: EP1787290; Ireland: EP2200024; Italy:
remaining packets. EP1787290; Italy: EP2200024; Japan: 4933605; Japan: 5389729; Japan: 5591897; Liechtenstein: EP2200024;
Mexico: 273828; Mexico: 297095; Mexico: 303519; Mexico: 304327; Netherlands: EP1787290; Netherlands:
EP2200024; Poland: EP1787290; Poland: EP2200024; Portugal: EP2200024; Republic of Korea: 10-0938032;
Republic of Korea: 10-0964436; Republic of Korea: 10-0938034; Republic of Korea: 10-0964437; Romania:
EP1787290; Romania: EP2200024; Spain: EP1787290; Spain: EP2200024; Sweden: EP1787290; Sweden:
EP2200024; Switzerland: EP2200024

ZL200580036630.3 Adaptive de-jitter buffer for Adaptive De-Jitter Buffer for Voice over IP (VoIP) for packet SDO: ETSI Project: MTSI Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 7830900; China P.R.: ZL200580036630.3; China P.R.: ZL201010203652.7; China P.R.:
voice over IP switch communications. The de-jitter buffer methods and ZL201010202729.9; Belgium: EP1787290; Belgium: EP2200024; Brazil: PI0514801-4; Canada: 2578737; Canada:
apparatus presented avoid playback of underflows while 2691762; Canada: 2691959; Denmark: EP2200024; European Patent Convention: EP2204796; Finland: EP1787290;
balancing end-to-end delay. In one example, the de-jitter buffer Finland: EP2200024; France: EP1787290; France: EP2200024; Germany: EP1787290; Germany: EP2200024; Great
is recalculated at the beginning of each talkspurt. In another Britain: EP1787290; Great Britain: EP2200024; Greece: EP2200024; Hungary: EP1787290; Hungary: EP2200024;
example, talkspurt packets are compressed upon receipt of all India: 235143; India: 829/MUMNP/2009; India: 840/MUMNP/2009; Ireland: EP1787290; Ireland: EP2200024; Italy:
remaining packets. EP1787290; Italy: EP2200024; Japan: 4933605; Japan: 5389729; Japan: 5591897; Liechtenstein: EP2200024;
Mexico: 273828; Mexico: 297095; Mexico: 303519; Mexico: 304327; Netherlands: EP1787290; Netherlands:
EP2200024; Poland: EP1787290; Poland: EP2200024; Portugal: EP2200024; Republic of Korea: 10-0938032;
Republic of Korea: 10-0964436; Republic of Korea: 10-0938034; Republic of Korea: 10-0964437; Romania:
EP1787290; Romania: EP2200024; Spain: EP1787290; Spain: EP2200024; Sweden: EP1787290; Sweden:
EP2200024; Switzerland: EP2200024

ZL201010203652.7 Adaptive de-jitter buffer for Adaptive De-Jitter Buffer for Voice over IP (VoIP) for packet SDO: ETSI Project: MTSI Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 7830900; China P.R.: ZL200580036630.3; China P.R.: ZL201010203652.7; China P.R.:
voice over IP switch communications. The de-jitter buffer methods and ZL201010202729.9; Belgium: EP1787290; Belgium: EP2200024; Brazil: PI0514801-4; Canada: 2578737; Canada:
apparatus presented avoid playback of underflows while 2691762; Canada: 2691959; Denmark: EP2200024; European Patent Convention: EP2204796; Finland: EP1787290;
balancing end-to-end delay. In one example, the de-jitter buffer Finland: EP2200024; France: EP1787290; France: EP2200024; Germany: EP1787290; Germany: EP2200024; Great
is recalculated at the beginning of each talkspurt. In another Britain: EP1787290; Great Britain: EP2200024; Greece: EP2200024; Hungary: EP1787290; Hungary: EP2200024;
example, talkspurt packets are compressed upon receipt of all India: 235143; India: 829/MUMNP/2009; India: 840/MUMNP/2009; Ireland: EP1787290; Ireland: EP2200024; Italy:
remaining packets. EP1787290; Italy: EP2200024; Japan: 4933605; Japan: 5389729; Japan: 5591897; Liechtenstein: EP2200024;
Mexico: 273828; Mexico: 297095; Mexico: 303519; Mexico: 304327; Netherlands: EP1787290; Netherlands:
EP2200024; Poland: EP1787290; Poland: EP2200024; Portugal: EP2200024; Republic of Korea: 10-0938032;
Republic of Korea: 10-0964436; Republic of Korea: 10-0938034; Republic of Korea: 10-0964437; Romania:
EP1787290; Romania: EP2200024; Spain: EP1787290; Spain: EP2200024; Sweden: EP1787290; Sweden:
EP2200024; Switzerland: EP2200024

ZL201010202729.9 Adaptive de-jitter buffer for Adaptive De-Jitter Buffer for Voice over IP (VoIP) for packet SDO: ETSI Project: MTSI Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 7830900; China P.R.: ZL200580036630.3; China P.R.: ZL201010203652.7; China P.R.:
voice over IP switch communications. The de-jitter buffer methods and ZL201010202729.9; Belgium: EP1787290; Belgium: EP2200024; Brazil: PI0514801-4; Canada: 2578737; Canada:
apparatus presented avoid playback of underflows while 2691762; Canada: 2691959; Denmark: EP2200024; European Patent Convention: EP2204796; Finland: EP1787290;
balancing end-to-end delay. In one example, the de-jitter buffer Finland: EP2200024; France: EP1787290; France: EP2200024; Germany: EP1787290; Germany: EP2200024; Great
is recalculated at the beginning of each talkspurt. In another Britain: EP1787290; Great Britain: EP2200024; Greece: EP2200024; Hungary: EP1787290; Hungary: EP2200024;
example, talkspurt packets are compressed upon receipt of all India: 235143; India: 829/MUMNP/2009; India: 840/MUMNP/2009; Ireland: EP1787290; Ireland: EP2200024; Italy:
remaining packets. EP1787290; Italy: EP2200024; Japan: 4933605; Japan: 5389729; Japan: 5591897; Liechtenstein: EP2200024;
Mexico: 273828; Mexico: 297095; Mexico: 303519; Mexico: 304327; Netherlands: EP1787290; Netherlands:
EP2200024; Poland: EP1787290; Poland: EP2200024; Portugal: EP2200024; Republic of Korea: 10-0938032;
Republic of Korea: 10-0964436; Republic of Korea: 10-0938034; Republic of Korea: 10-0964437; Romania:
EP1787290; Romania: EP2200024; Spain: EP1787290; Spain: EP2200024; Sweden: EP1787290; Sweden:
EP2200024; Switzerland: EP2200024

7826441 Method and apparatus for Adaptive De-Jitter Buffer for Voice over IP (VoIP) for packet SDO: ETSI Project: MTSI Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 7826441
an adaptive de-jitter buffer switch communications. The de-jitter buffer methods and
in a wireless communication apparatus presented avoid playback of underflows while
system balancing end-to-end delay. In one example, the de-jitter buffer
is recalculated at the beginning of each talkspurt. In another
example, talkspurt packets are compressed upon receipt of all
remaining packets.

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8331385 Method and apparatus for Adaptive De-Jitter Buffer for Voice over IP (VoIP) for packet SDO: ETSI Project: MTSI Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 8331385
flexible packet selection in a switch communications. The de-jitter buffer methods and
wireless communication apparatus presented avoid playback of underflows while
system balancing end-to-end delay. In one example, the de-jitter buffer
is recalculated at the beginning of each talkspurt. In another
example, talkspurt packets are compressed upon receipt of all
remaining packets.

7817677 Method and apparatus for Adaptive De-Jitter Buffer for Voice over IP (VoIP) for packet SDO: ETSI Project: MTSI Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 7817677
processing packetized data switch communications. The de-jitter buffer methods and
in a wireless communication apparatus presented avoid playback of underflows while
system balancing end-to-end delay. In one example, the de-jitter buffer
is recalculated at the beginning of each talkspurt. In another
example, talkspurt packets are compressed upon receipt of all
remaining packets.

8644200 Time multiplexing of unicast A remote station, for a wireless communication system, includes SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8644200; China P.R.: ZL200580041120.5; European Patent Convention: EP1806023; India: 238535;
and multicast signals on a a receiver configured to receive on a first downlink a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Japan: 4653174; Japan: 5086413; Mexico: 274962; Republic of Korea: 10-1161473
downlink carrier frequency in synchronization control channel on a first carrier frequency and
a wireless communication on a second downlink a shared physical channel on a second
system carrier frequency different than the first carrier frequency. The
shared physical channel includes a first physical shared channel
having a unicast signal and a second physical shared channel
having a multicast or broadcast signal, the unicast signal being
multiplexed in time with the multicast or broadcast signal. The
remote station includes a control processor configured to
generate an acknowledgement signal on an uplink based on the
unicast signal.

ZL200580041120.5 Time multiplexing of unicast A remote station, for a wireless communication system, includes SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8644200; China P.R.: ZL200580041120.5; European Patent Convention: EP1806023; India: 238535;
and multicast signals on a a receiver configured to receive on a first downlink a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Japan: 4653174; Japan: 5086413; Mexico: 274962; Republic of Korea: 10-1161473
downlink carrier frequency in synchronization control channel on a first carrier frequency and
a wireless communication on a second downlink a shared physical channel on a second
system carrier frequency different than the first carrier frequency. The
shared physical channel includes a first physical shared channel
having a unicast signal and a second physical shared channel
having a multicast or broadcast signal, the unicast signal being
multiplexed in time with the multicast or broadcast signal. The
remote station includes a control processor configured to
generate an acknowledgement signal on an uplink based on the
unicast signal.

7773964 Systems, methods and Systems, methods, apparatus, processors and computer-readable SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TR 37.977; United States: 7773964; United States: 8467756
apparatus for determining a media include a radiated testing module that executes a
radiated performance of a predetermined radiated performance test on a wireless device.
wireless device The test dictates various performance-related parameters to
measure and log at each of a plurality of predetermined positions.
Further, the wireless device receives synchronization information
operable to enable synchronization between the logged
measurements and each of the positions. The synchronized log
allows the wireless device, or another apparatus, to determine a
radiated performance characteristic based on a predetermined
analysis protocol. Further, the described embodiments allow for
the determination of several radiated performance characteristics
in a single test, using a single, unaltered wireless device.

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8467756 Systems, methods and Systems, methods, apparatus, processors and computer-readable SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TR 37.977; United States: 7773964; United States: 8467756
apparatus for determining a media include a radiated testing module that executes a
radiated performance of a predetermined radiated performance test on a wireless device.
wireless device The test dictates various performance-related parameters to
measure and log at each of a plurality of predetermined positions.
Further, the wireless device receives synchronization information
operable to enable synchronization between the logged
measurements and each of the positions. The synchronized log
allows the wireless device, or another apparatus, to determine a
radiated performance characteristic based on a predetermined
analysis protocol. Further, the described embodiments allow for
the determination of several radiated performance characteristics
in a single test, using a single, unaltered wireless device.

7643515 Method and apparatus for A remote station for wireless communication is disclosed. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7643515; United States: 8018974; China P.R.: ZL200580046108.3; China P.R.: ZL201010586750.3;
deriving transmission timing remote station includes a transmitter configured to transmit SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.214; Australia: 2005304715; Belgium: EP1810425; Brazil: PI0517599-2; Bulgaria: EP1810425; Canada: 2586282; Czech
of a downlink control packet data on an uplink channel and a receiver. The receiver is Republic: EP1810425; European Patent Convention: EP2101422; Finland: EP1810425; France: EP1810425;
channel in support of configured to receive a first frame having a downlink dedicated Germany: EP1810425; Great Britain: EP1810425; Hong Kong: HK1156159; Hong Kong: HK1136400; Hong Kong:
enhanced uplink operation physical channel, the first frame being defined by a first HK1108528; Hungary: EP1810425; India: 238469; India: 2330/MUMNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0024342; Ireland:
propagation delay and a first time offset relative to a reference EP1810425; Israel: 183000; Italy: EP1810425; Japan: 4648400; Malaysia: MY-144508-A; Mexico: 273403;
timing based on a common control physical channel and receive a Netherlands: EP1810425; Poland: EP1810425; Republic of Korea: 10-0894754; Republic of Korea: 10-0916863;
second frame having a downlink dedicated control channel Romania: EP1810425; Russian Federation: 2367092; Spain: EP1810425; Sweden: EP1810425; Taiwan: I390878;
responsive to the packet data received by a base station, a Ukraine: 90871
beginning of the second frame being defined by a second
propagation delay and a second time offset from the reference
timing, the second time offset being a function of the first time
offset.

8018974 Method and apparatus for A remote station for wireless communication is disclosed. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7643515; United States: 8018974; China P.R.: ZL200580046108.3; China P.R.: ZL201010586750.3;
deriving transmission timing remote station includes a transmitter configured to transmit SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.214; Australia: 2005304715; Belgium: EP1810425; Brazil: PI0517599-2; Bulgaria: EP1810425; Canada: 2586282; Czech
of a downlink control packet data on an uplink channel and a receiver. The receiver is Republic: EP1810425; European Patent Convention: EP2101422; Finland: EP1810425; France: EP1810425;
channel in support of configured to receive a first frame having a downlink dedicated Germany: EP1810425; Great Britain: EP1810425; Hong Kong: HK1156159; Hong Kong: HK1136400; Hong Kong:
enhanced uplink operation physical channel, the first frame being defined by a first HK1108528; Hungary: EP1810425; India: 238469; India: 2330/MUMNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0024342; Ireland:
propagation delay and a first time offset relative to a reference EP1810425; Israel: 183000; Italy: EP1810425; Japan: 4648400; Malaysia: MY-144508-A; Mexico: 273403;
timing based on a common control physical channel and receive a Netherlands: EP1810425; Poland: EP1810425; Republic of Korea: 10-0894754; Republic of Korea: 10-0916863;
second frame having a downlink dedicated control channel Romania: EP1810425; Russian Federation: 2367092; Spain: EP1810425; Sweden: EP1810425; Taiwan: I390878;
responsive to the packet data received by a base station, a Ukraine: 90871
beginning of the second frame being defined by a second
propagation delay and a second time offset from the reference
timing, the second time offset being a function of the first time
offset.

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ZL200580046108.3 Method and apparatus for A remote station for wireless communication is disclosed. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7643515; United States: 8018974; China P.R.: ZL200580046108.3; China P.R.: ZL201010586750.3;
deriving transmission timing remote station includes a transmitter configured to transmit SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.214; Australia: 2005304715; Belgium: EP1810425; Brazil: PI0517599-2; Bulgaria: EP1810425; Canada: 2586282; Czech
of a downlink control packet data on an uplink channel and a receiver. The receiver is Republic: EP1810425; European Patent Convention: EP2101422; Finland: EP1810425; France: EP1810425;
channel in support of configured to receive a first frame having a downlink dedicated Germany: EP1810425; Great Britain: EP1810425; Hong Kong: HK1156159; Hong Kong: HK1136400; Hong Kong:
enhanced uplink operation physical channel, the first frame being defined by a first HK1108528; Hungary: EP1810425; India: 238469; India: 2330/MUMNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0024342; Ireland:
propagation delay and a first time offset relative to a reference EP1810425; Israel: 183000; Italy: EP1810425; Japan: 4648400; Malaysia: MY-144508-A; Mexico: 273403;
timing based on a common control physical channel and receive a Netherlands: EP1810425; Poland: EP1810425; Republic of Korea: 10-0894754; Republic of Korea: 10-0916863;
second frame having a downlink dedicated control channel Romania: EP1810425; Russian Federation: 2367092; Spain: EP1810425; Sweden: EP1810425; Taiwan: I390878;
responsive to the packet data received by a base station, a Ukraine: 90871
beginning of the second frame being defined by a second
propagation delay and a second time offset from the reference
timing, the second time offset being a function of the first time
offset.

ZL201010586750.3 Method and apparatus for A remote station for wireless communication is disclosed. The SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7643515; United States: 8018974; China P.R.: ZL200580046108.3; China P.R.: ZL201010586750.3;
deriving transmission timing remote station includes a transmitter configured to transmit SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.214; Australia: 2005304715; Belgium: EP1810425; Brazil: PI0517599-2; Bulgaria: EP1810425; Canada: 2586282; Czech
of a downlink control packet data on an uplink channel and a receiver. The receiver is Republic: EP1810425; European Patent Convention: EP2101422; Finland: EP1810425; France: EP1810425;
channel in support of configured to receive a first frame having a downlink dedicated Germany: EP1810425; Great Britain: EP1810425; Hong Kong: HK1156159; Hong Kong: HK1136400; Hong Kong:
enhanced uplink operation physical channel, the first frame being defined by a first HK1108528; Hungary: EP1810425; India: 238469; India: 2330/MUMNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0024342; Ireland:
propagation delay and a first time offset relative to a reference EP1810425; Israel: 183000; Italy: EP1810425; Japan: 4648400; Malaysia: MY-144508-A; Mexico: 273403;
timing based on a common control physical channel and receive a Netherlands: EP1810425; Poland: EP1810425; Republic of Korea: 10-0894754; Republic of Korea: 10-0916863;
second frame having a downlink dedicated control channel Romania: EP1810425; Russian Federation: 2367092; Spain: EP1810425; Sweden: EP1810425; Taiwan: I390878;
responsive to the packet data received by a base station, a Ukraine: 90871
beginning of the second frame being defined by a second
propagation delay and a second time offset from the reference
timing, the second time offset being a function of the first time
offset.

8693383 Method and apparatus for Techniques for utilizing multiple carriers to substantially improve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8693383; United States: 20140153379; United States: 20140153548; United States: 20140153549;
high rate data transmission transmission capacity are described. For multi-carrier operation, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; China P.R.: ZL200680018751.X; China P.R.: CN102932097; China P.R.: CN104852790; China P.R.: CN104852781;
in wireless communication terminal receives an assignment of multiple forward link (FL) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0608749-3; Canada: 2602826; Canada: 2730587; Canada: 2730326; Canada: 2730364; European Patent
carriers and at least one reverse link (RL) carrier. The carriers may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; Convention: EP1869817; Hong Kong: HK1181935; Hong Kong: HK1114716; India: 251026; Japan: 5306807; Japan:
be arranged in at least one group, with each group including at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 5425750; Japan: 5335883; Malaysia: MY-149491-A; Malaysia: MY-154839-A; Malaysia: MY-154841-A; Malaysia:
least one FL carrier and one RL carrier. The terminal may receive MY-154804-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0939525; Republic of Korea: 10-0943663; Republic of Korea: 10-0943664;
packets on the FL carrier(s) in each group and may send Republic of Korea: 10-0943665; Russian Federation: 2387083; Singapore: 163535; Taiwan: I319951; Taiwan:
acknowledgements for the received packets via the RL carrier in I510044
that group. The terminal may send channel quality indication
(CQI) reports for the FL carrier(s) in each group via the RL carrier
in that group. The terminal may also transmit data on the RL
carrier(s). The terminal may send designated RL signaling (e.g., to
originate a call) on a primary RL carrier and may receive
designated FL signaling (e.g., for call setup) on a primary FL
carrier.

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20140153379 CHANNELIZING PACKET Techniques for utilizing multiple carriers to substantially improve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8693383; United States: 20140153379; United States: 20140153548; United States: 20140153549;
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS FOR transmission capacity are described. For multi-carrier operation, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; China P.R.: ZL200680018751.X; China P.R.: CN102932097; China P.R.: CN104852790; China P.R.: CN104852781;
MULTIPLE DATA CHANNELS terminal receives an assignment of multiple forward link (FL) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0608749-3; Canada: 2602826; Canada: 2730587; Canada: 2730326; Canada: 2730364; European Patent
IN WIRELESS carriers and at least one reverse link (RL) carrier. The carriers may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; Convention: EP1869817; Hong Kong: HK1181935; Hong Kong: HK1114716; India: 251026; Japan: 5306807; Japan:
COMMUNICATION be arranged in at least one group, with each group including at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 5425750; Japan: 5335883; Malaysia: MY-149491-A; Malaysia: MY-154839-A; Malaysia: MY-154841-A; Malaysia:
least one FL carrier and one RL carrier. The terminal may receive MY-154804-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0939525; Republic of Korea: 10-0943663; Republic of Korea: 10-0943664;
packets on the FL carrier(s) in each group and may send Republic of Korea: 10-0943665; Russian Federation: 2387083; Singapore: 163535; Taiwan: I319951; Taiwan:
acknowledgements for the received packets via the RL carrier in I510044
that group. The terminal may send channel quality indication
(CQI) reports for the FL carrier(s) in each group via the RL carrier
in that group. The terminal may also transmit data on the RL
carrier(s). The terminal may send designated RL signaling (e.g., to
originate a call) on a primary RL carrier and may receive
designated FL signaling (e.g., for call setup) on a primary FL
carrier.

20140153548 SENDING FULL CHANNEL Techniques for utilizing multiple carriers to substantially improve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8693383; United States: 20140153379; United States: 20140153548; United States: 20140153549;
QUALITY INDICATION transmission capacity are described. For multi-carrier operation, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; China P.R.: ZL200680018751.X; China P.R.: CN102932097; China P.R.: CN104852790; China P.R.: CN104852781;
REPORTS ON TDM CHANNEL terminal receives an assignment of multiple forward link (FL) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0608749-3; Canada: 2602826; Canada: 2730587; Canada: 2730326; Canada: 2730364; European Patent
IN WIRELESS carriers and at least one reverse link (RL) carrier. The carriers may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; Convention: EP1869817; Hong Kong: HK1181935; Hong Kong: HK1114716; India: 251026; Japan: 5306807; Japan:
COMMUNICATION be arranged in at least one group, with each group including at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 5425750; Japan: 5335883; Malaysia: MY-149491-A; Malaysia: MY-154839-A; Malaysia: MY-154841-A; Malaysia:
least one FL carrier and one RL carrier. The terminal may receive MY-154804-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0939525; Republic of Korea: 10-0943663; Republic of Korea: 10-0943664;
packets on the FL carrier(s) in each group and may send Republic of Korea: 10-0943665; Russian Federation: 2387083; Singapore: 163535; Taiwan: I319951; Taiwan:
acknowledgements for the received packets via the RL carrier in I510044
that group. The terminal may send channel quality indication
(CQI) reports for the FL carrier(s) in each group via the RL carrier
in that group. The terminal may also transmit data on the RL
carrier(s). The terminal may send designated RL signaling (e.g., to
originate a call) on a primary RL carrier and may receive
designated FL signaling (e.g., for call setup) on a primary FL
carrier.

20140153549 REVERSE LINK PILOT WITH Techniques for utilizing multiple carriers to substantially improve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8693383; United States: 20140153379; United States: 20140153548; United States: 20140153549;
SELECTIVE GATING IN transmission capacity are described. For multi-carrier operation, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; China P.R.: ZL200680018751.X; China P.R.: CN102932097; China P.R.: CN104852790; China P.R.: CN104852781;
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION terminal receives an assignment of multiple forward link (FL) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0608749-3; Canada: 2602826; Canada: 2730587; Canada: 2730326; Canada: 2730364; European Patent
carriers and at least one reverse link (RL) carrier. The carriers may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; Convention: EP1869817; Hong Kong: HK1181935; Hong Kong: HK1114716; India: 251026; Japan: 5306807; Japan:
be arranged in at least one group, with each group including at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 5425750; Japan: 5335883; Malaysia: MY-149491-A; Malaysia: MY-154839-A; Malaysia: MY-154841-A; Malaysia:
least one FL carrier and one RL carrier. The terminal may receive MY-154804-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0939525; Republic of Korea: 10-0943663; Republic of Korea: 10-0943664;
packets on the FL carrier(s) in each group and may send Republic of Korea: 10-0943665; Russian Federation: 2387083; Singapore: 163535; Taiwan: I319951; Taiwan:
acknowledgements for the received packets via the RL carrier in I510044
that group. The terminal may send channel quality indication
(CQI) reports for the FL carrier(s) in each group via the RL carrier
in that group. The terminal may also transmit data on the RL
carrier(s). The terminal may send designated RL signaling (e.g., to
originate a call) on a primary RL carrier and may receive
designated FL signaling (e.g., for call setup) on a primary FL
carrier.

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ZL200680018751.X Method and apparatus for Techniques for utilizing multiple carriers to substantially improve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8693383; United States: 20140153379; United States: 20140153548; United States: 20140153549;
high rate data transmission transmission capacity are described. For multi-carrier operation, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; China P.R.: ZL200680018751.X; China P.R.: CN102932097; China P.R.: CN104852790; China P.R.: CN104852781;
in wireless communication terminal receives an assignment of multiple forward link (FL) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0608749-3; Canada: 2602826; Canada: 2730587; Canada: 2730326; Canada: 2730364; European Patent
carriers and at least one reverse link (RL) carrier. The carriers may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; Convention: EP1869817; Hong Kong: HK1181935; Hong Kong: HK1114716; India: 251026; Japan: 5306807; Japan:
be arranged in at least one group, with each group including at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 5425750; Japan: 5335883; Malaysia: MY-149491-A; Malaysia: MY-154839-A; Malaysia: MY-154841-A; Malaysia:
least one FL carrier and one RL carrier. The terminal may receive MY-154804-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0939525; Republic of Korea: 10-0943663; Republic of Korea: 10-0943664;
packets on the FL carrier(s) in each group and may send Republic of Korea: 10-0943665; Russian Federation: 2387083; Singapore: 163535; Taiwan: I319951; Taiwan:
acknowledgements for the received packets via the RL carrier in I510044
that group. The terminal may send channel quality indication
(CQI) reports for the FL carrier(s) in each group via the RL carrier
in that group. The terminal may also transmit data on the RL
carrier(s). The terminal may send designated RL signaling (e.g., to
originate a call) on a primary RL carrier and may receive
designated FL signaling (e.g., for call setup) on a primary FL
carrier.

CN102932097 Method and apparatus for Techniques for utilizing multiple carriers to substantially improve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8693383; United States: 20140153379; United States: 20140153548; United States: 20140153549;
high rate data transmission transmission capacity are described. For multi-carrier operation, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; China P.R.: ZL200680018751.X; China P.R.: CN102932097; China P.R.: CN104852790; China P.R.: CN104852781;
in wireless communication terminal receives an assignment of multiple forward link (FL) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0608749-3; Canada: 2602826; Canada: 2730587; Canada: 2730326; Canada: 2730364; European Patent
carriers and at least one reverse link (RL) carrier. The carriers may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; Convention: EP1869817; Hong Kong: HK1181935; Hong Kong: HK1114716; India: 251026; Japan: 5306807; Japan:
be arranged in at least one group, with each group including at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 5425750; Japan: 5335883; Malaysia: MY-149491-A; Malaysia: MY-154839-A; Malaysia: MY-154841-A; Malaysia:
least one FL carrier and one RL carrier. The terminal may receive MY-154804-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0939525; Republic of Korea: 10-0943663; Republic of Korea: 10-0943664;
packets on the FL carrier(s) in each group and may send Republic of Korea: 10-0943665; Russian Federation: 2387083; Singapore: 163535; Taiwan: I319951; Taiwan:
acknowledgements for the received packets via the RL carrier in I510044
that group. The terminal may send channel quality indication
(CQI) reports for the FL carrier(s) in each group via the RL carrier
in that group. The terminal may also transmit data on the RL
carrier(s). The terminal may send designated RL signaling (e.g., to
originate a call) on a primary RL carrier and may receive
designated FL signaling (e.g., for call setup) on a primary FL
carrier.

CN104852790 Method and apparatus for Techniques for utilizing multiple carriers to substantially improve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8693383; United States: 20140153379; United States: 20140153548; United States: 20140153549;
high rate data transmission transmission capacity are described. For multi-carrier operation, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; China P.R.: ZL200680018751.X; China P.R.: CN102932097; China P.R.: CN104852790; China P.R.: CN104852781;
in wireless communication terminal receives an assignment of multiple forward link (FL) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0608749-3; Canada: 2602826; Canada: 2730587; Canada: 2730326; Canada: 2730364; European Patent
carriers and at least one reverse link (RL) carrier. The carriers may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; Convention: EP1869817; Hong Kong: HK1181935; Hong Kong: HK1114716; India: 251026; Japan: 5306807; Japan:
be arranged in at least one group, with each group including at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 5425750; Japan: 5335883; Malaysia: MY-149491-A; Malaysia: MY-154839-A; Malaysia: MY-154841-A; Malaysia:
least one FL carrier and one RL carrier. The terminal may receive MY-154804-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0939525; Republic of Korea: 10-0943663; Republic of Korea: 10-0943664;
packets on the FL carrier(s) in each group and may send Republic of Korea: 10-0943665; Russian Federation: 2387083; Singapore: 163535; Taiwan: I319951; Taiwan:
acknowledgements for the received packets via the RL carrier in I510044
that group. The terminal may send channel quality indication
(CQI) reports for the FL carrier(s) in each group via the RL carrier
in that group. The terminal may also transmit data on the RL
carrier(s). The terminal may send designated RL signaling (e.g., to
originate a call) on a primary RL carrier and may receive
designated FL signaling (e.g., for call setup) on a primary FL
carrier.

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CN104852781 Method and apparatus for Techniques for utilizing multiple carriers to substantially improve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8693383; United States: 20140153379; United States: 20140153548; United States: 20140153549;
high rate data transmission transmission capacity are described. For multi-carrier operation, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; China P.R.: ZL200680018751.X; China P.R.: CN102932097; China P.R.: CN104852790; China P.R.: CN104852781;
in wireless communication terminal receives an assignment of multiple forward link (FL) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; Brazil: PI0608749-3; Canada: 2602826; Canada: 2730587; Canada: 2730326; Canada: 2730364; European Patent
carriers and at least one reverse link (RL) carrier. The carriers may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; Convention: EP1869817; Hong Kong: HK1181935; Hong Kong: HK1114716; India: 251026; Japan: 5306807; Japan:
be arranged in at least one group, with each group including at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 5425750; Japan: 5335883; Malaysia: MY-149491-A; Malaysia: MY-154839-A; Malaysia: MY-154841-A; Malaysia:
least one FL carrier and one RL carrier. The terminal may receive MY-154804-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0939525; Republic of Korea: 10-0943663; Republic of Korea: 10-0943664;
packets on the FL carrier(s) in each group and may send Republic of Korea: 10-0943665; Russian Federation: 2387083; Singapore: 163535; Taiwan: I319951; Taiwan:
acknowledgements for the received packets via the RL carrier in I510044
that group. The terminal may send channel quality indication
(CQI) reports for the FL carrier(s) in each group via the RL carrier
in that group. The terminal may also transmit data on the RL
carrier(s). The terminal may send designated RL signaling (e.g., to
originate a call) on a primary RL carrier and may receive
designated FL signaling (e.g., for call setup) on a primary FL
carrier.

8090573 Selection of encoding modes In a device configurable to encode speech performing an closed SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 8090573
and/or encoding rates for loop re-decision may SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445;
speech compression with comprise representing a speech signal by amplitude components
open loop re-decision and phase components for a
current frame and a past frame. In a first closed loop stage, a first
set of compressed
components and a first set of uncompressed components for a
current frame may be
generated. A first set of features may be generated by comparing
current and past frame
amplitude andlor phase components. In a second closed loop
stage, a second set of
compressed components for the current frame may be generated
by compressing the first set
of compressed components and compressing the first set of
uncompressed components.
Generation of a second set of features may be based on the
second set of compressed
components from the current frame and a combination of
amplitude andlor phase
components from the past frame.
8346544 Selection of encoding modes In a device configurable to encode speech performing an closed SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 8346544
and/or encoding rates for loop re-decision may SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445;
speech compression with comprise representing a speech signal by amplitude components
closed loop re-decision and phase components for a
current frame and a past frame. In a first closed loop stage, a first
set of compressed
components and a first set of uncompressed components for a
current frame may be
generated. A first set of features may be generated by comparing
current and past frame
amplitude andlor phase components. In a second closed loop
stage, a second set of
compressed components for the current frame may be generated
by compressing the first set
of compressed components and compressing the first set of
uncompressed components.
Generation of a second set of features may be based on the
second set of compressed
components from the current frame and a combination of
amplitude andlor phase
components from the past frame.

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8032369 Arbitrary average data rates Methods and apparatus are provided for achieving an arbitrary SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 8032369
for variable rate coders average data rate for a variable rate coder. One method includes SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445;
selecting a set (e.g., a pair) of initial composite rates surrounding
the arbitrary average data rate. A reallocation fraction is then
calculated based on the initial composite rates. The reallocation
fraction is used to reassign a number of frames from one
component rate of an initial composite rate to another in order to
achieve the arbitrary average data rate. Such a method may be
configured such that selecting an initial composite rate on one
side of (e.g., less than) the arbitrary average data rate implicitly
selects the initial composite rate on the other side of the arbitrary
average data rate.

7848298 De-coupling forward and A method and system for de-coupling forward and reverse link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 7848298; China P.R.: ZL200680014873.1; Brazil: PI0608893-7; Canada: 2600150; France: EP1856942;
reverse link assignment for assignment for multi-carrier wireless communication systems. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; Germany: EP1856942; Great Britain: EP1856942; Hong Kong: HK1121321; India: 244442; Japan: 4773507; Republic
multi-carrier wireless method may assign two or more forward link code division SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; of Korea: 10-0944926; Russian Federation: 2381635; Singapore: 160366; Taiwan: I382697
communication systems multiple access (CDMA) carriers to transmit data from a base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
station to an access terminal; assign one or more reverse link
CDMA carriers to transmit data from the access terminal to the
base station; and limit reverse link overhead transmissions
corresponding to the two or more forward link CDMA carriers.

ZL200680014873.1 De-coupling forward and A method and system for de-coupling forward and reverse link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 7848298; China P.R.: ZL200680014873.1; Brazil: PI0608893-7; Canada: 2600150; France: EP1856942;
reverse link assignment for assignment for multi-carrier wireless communication systems. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; Germany: EP1856942; Great Britain: EP1856942; Hong Kong: HK1121321; India: 244442; Japan: 4773507; Republic
multi-carrier wireless method may assign two or more forward link code division SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; of Korea: 10-0944926; Russian Federation: 2381635; Singapore: 160366; Taiwan: I382697
communication systems multiple access (CDMA) carriers to transmit data from a base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
station to an access terminal; assign one or more reverse link
CDMA carriers to transmit data from the access terminal to the
base station; and limit reverse link overhead transmissions
corresponding to the two or more forward link CDMA carriers.

8942713 Method and apparatus for Methods, systems and apparatus for dispersing a group of user SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8942713; China P.R.: UNKNOWN; Germany: EP1875759; Great Britain: EP1875759; India: 245146;
allocating resources in a equipment (UEs) concentrated on a single channel is disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Japan: 4643658; Republic of Korea: 10-0949691; Russian Federation: 2366114; Taiwan: I387383
multicast/broadcast After receiving a disperse command the UEs select a channel, and SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
communications system then select a cell. The channel selection may be performed using SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
a random or pseudorandom function. The cell selection may be
performed prior to camping on the cell. Prior to camping the UEs
may test the acceptability of a candidate cell and/or may perform
a cell reselection. The result of the dispersion is that the UEs are
distributed amongst many channels (a, b, c, and d), where
reference are found in Figures 1A and 1B.

UNKNOWN Method and apparatus for Methods, systems and apparatus for dispersing a group of user SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8942713; China P.R.: UNKNOWN; Germany: EP1875759; Great Britain: EP1875759; India: 245146;
allocating resources in a equipment (UEs) concentrated on a single channel is disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; Japan: 4643658; Republic of Korea: 10-0949691; Russian Federation: 2366114; Taiwan: I387383
multicast/broadcast After receiving a disperse command the UEs select a channel, and SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.346;
communications system then select a cell. The channel selection may be performed using SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
a random or pseudorandom function. The cell selection may be
performed prior to camping on the cell. Prior to camping the UEs
may test the acceptability of a candidate cell and/or may perform
a cell reselection. The result of the dispersion is that the UEs are
distributed amongst many channels (a, b, c, and d), where
reference are found in Figures 1A and 1B.

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7715822 Secure bootstrapping for A mutual authentication method is provided for securely agreeing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7715822; United States: 7966000; United States: 8391841; China P.R.: ZL200680009662.9; Australia:
wireless communications application-security keys with mobile terminals supporting legacy SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 33.220; 2006210510; Austria: EP1854263; Belgium: EP1854263; Brazil: PI0607359-0; Canada: 2597475; Denmark:
Subscriber Identity Modules (e.g., GSM SIM and CDMA2000 R- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1854263; Finland: EP1854263; France: EP1854263; France: EP2259539; Germany: EP1854263; Germany:
UIM, which do not support 3G AKA mechanisms). A challenge- EP2259539; Great Britain: EP1854263; Great Britain: EP2259539; Greece: EP1854263; Hungary: EP1854263; India:
response key exchange is implemented between a bootstrapping 243372; Indonesia: IDP0027183; Ireland: EP1854263; Israel: 185044; Italy: EP1854263; Italy: EP2259539; Japan:
server function (BSF) and mobile terminal (MT). The BSF 4763726; Malaysia: MY-142227-A; Mexico: 275081; Netherlands: EP1854263; Netherlands: EP2259539;
generates an authentication challenge and sends it to the MT Philippines: 1-2007-501684; Poland: EP1854263; Portugal: EP1854263; Republic of Korea: 10-0975685; Romania:
under a server-authenticated public key mechanism. The MT EP1854263; Russian Federation: 2374778; Singapore: 134577; Spain: EP1854263; Spain: EP2259539; Sweden:
receives the challenge and determines whether it originates from EP1854263; Switzerland: EP1854263; Taiwan: I394466; Taiwan: I475862; Ukraine: 91846
the BSF based on a bootstrapping server certificate. The MT
formulates a response to the authentication challenge based on
keys derived from the authentication challenge and a pre-shared
secret key. The BSF receives the authentication response and
verifies whether it originates from the MT. Once verified, the BSF
and MT independently calculate an application security key that
the BSF sends to a requesting network application function to
establish secure communications with the MT.

7966000 Secure bootstrapping for A mutual authentication method is provided for securely agreeing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7715822; United States: 7966000; United States: 8391841; China P.R.: ZL200680009662.9; Australia:
wireless communications application-security keys with mobile terminals supporting legacy SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 33.220; 2006210510; Austria: EP1854263; Belgium: EP1854263; Brazil: PI0607359-0; Canada: 2597475; Denmark:
Subscriber Identity Modules (e.g., GSM SIM and CDMA2000 R- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1854263; Finland: EP1854263; France: EP1854263; France: EP2259539; Germany: EP1854263; Germany:
UIM, which do not support 3G AKA mechanisms). A challenge- EP2259539; Great Britain: EP1854263; Great Britain: EP2259539; Greece: EP1854263; Hungary: EP1854263; India:
response key exchange is implemented between a bootstrapping 243372; Indonesia: IDP0027183; Ireland: EP1854263; Israel: 185044; Italy: EP1854263; Italy: EP2259539; Japan:
server function (BSF) and mobile terminal (MT). The BSF 4763726; Malaysia: MY-142227-A; Mexico: 275081; Netherlands: EP1854263; Netherlands: EP2259539;
generates an authentication challenge and sends it to the MT Philippines: 1-2007-501684; Poland: EP1854263; Portugal: EP1854263; Republic of Korea: 10-0975685; Romania:
under a server-authenticated public key mechanism. The MT EP1854263; Russian Federation: 2374778; Singapore: 134577; Spain: EP1854263; Spain: EP2259539; Sweden:
receives the challenge and determines whether it originates from EP1854263; Switzerland: EP1854263; Taiwan: I394466; Taiwan: I475862; Ukraine: 91846
the BSF based on a bootstrapping server certificate. The MT
formulates a response to the authentication challenge based on
keys derived from the authentication challenge and a pre-shared
secret key. The BSF receives the authentication response and
verifies whether it originates from the MT. Once verified, the BSF
and MT independently calculate an application security key that
the BSF sends to a requesting network application function to
establish secure communications with the MT.

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8391841 Secure bootstrapping for A mutual authentication method is provided for securely agreeing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7715822; United States: 7966000; United States: 8391841; China P.R.: ZL200680009662.9; Australia:
wireless communications application-security keys with mobile terminals supporting legacy SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 33.220; 2006210510; Austria: EP1854263; Belgium: EP1854263; Brazil: PI0607359-0; Canada: 2597475; Denmark:
Subscriber Identity Modules (e.g., GSM SIM and CDMA2000 R- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1854263; Finland: EP1854263; France: EP1854263; France: EP2259539; Germany: EP1854263; Germany:
UIM, which do not support 3G AKA mechanisms). A challenge- EP2259539; Great Britain: EP1854263; Great Britain: EP2259539; Greece: EP1854263; Hungary: EP1854263; India:
response key exchange is implemented between a bootstrapping 243372; Indonesia: IDP0027183; Ireland: EP1854263; Israel: 185044; Italy: EP1854263; Italy: EP2259539; Japan:
server function (BSF) and mobile terminal (MT). The BSF 4763726; Malaysia: MY-142227-A; Mexico: 275081; Netherlands: EP1854263; Netherlands: EP2259539;
generates an authentication challenge and sends it to the MT Philippines: 1-2007-501684; Poland: EP1854263; Portugal: EP1854263; Republic of Korea: 10-0975685; Romania:
under a server-authenticated public key mechanism. The MT EP1854263; Russian Federation: 2374778; Singapore: 134577; Spain: EP1854263; Spain: EP2259539; Sweden:
receives the challenge and determines whether it originates from EP1854263; Switzerland: EP1854263; Taiwan: I394466; Taiwan: I475862; Ukraine: 91846
the BSF based on a bootstrapping server certificate. The MT
formulates a response to the authentication challenge based on
keys derived from the authentication challenge and a pre-shared
secret key. The BSF receives the authentication response and
verifies whether it originates from the MT. Once verified, the BSF
and MT independently calculate an application security key that
the BSF sends to a requesting network application function to
establish secure communications with the MT.

ZL200680009662.9 Secure bootstrapping for A mutual authentication method is provided for securely agreeing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7715822; United States: 7966000; United States: 8391841; China P.R.: ZL200680009662.9; Australia:
wireless communications application-security keys with mobile terminals supporting legacy SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 33.220; 2006210510; Austria: EP1854263; Belgium: EP1854263; Brazil: PI0607359-0; Canada: 2597475; Denmark:
Subscriber Identity Modules (e.g., GSM SIM and CDMA2000 R- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1854263; Finland: EP1854263; France: EP1854263; France: EP2259539; Germany: EP1854263; Germany:
UIM, which do not support 3G AKA mechanisms). A challenge- EP2259539; Great Britain: EP1854263; Great Britain: EP2259539; Greece: EP1854263; Hungary: EP1854263; India:
response key exchange is implemented between a bootstrapping 243372; Indonesia: IDP0027183; Ireland: EP1854263; Israel: 185044; Italy: EP1854263; Italy: EP2259539; Japan:
server function (BSF) and mobile terminal (MT). The BSF 4763726; Malaysia: MY-142227-A; Mexico: 275081; Netherlands: EP1854263; Netherlands: EP2259539;
generates an authentication challenge and sends it to the MT Philippines: 1-2007-501684; Poland: EP1854263; Portugal: EP1854263; Republic of Korea: 10-0975685; Romania:
under a server-authenticated public key mechanism. The MT EP1854263; Russian Federation: 2374778; Singapore: 134577; Spain: EP1854263; Spain: EP2259539; Sweden:
receives the challenge and determines whether it originates from EP1854263; Switzerland: EP1854263; Taiwan: I394466; Taiwan: I475862; Ukraine: 91846
the BSF based on a bootstrapping server certificate. The MT
formulates a response to the authentication challenge based on
keys derived from the authentication challenge and a pre-shared
secret key. The BSF receives the authentication response and
verifies whether it originates from the MT. Once verified, the BSF
and MT independently calculate an application security key that
the BSF sends to a requesting network application function to
establish secure communications with the MT.

7957351 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus manages resources in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7957351; United States: 8755357; China P.R.: ZL200680018201.8; China P.R.: ZL201210079660.4;
management of multi-carrier communication system by transmitting a multi-carrier switch SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0610662-5; Canada: 2604847; European Patent Convention: EP2187535; Finland: EP1869800; France:
communications in a command message to an access terminal instructing the access EP1869800; Germany: EP1869800; Great Britain: EP1869800; Hungary: EP1869800; India: 250024; India:
wireless communication terminal to switch between a diversity mode where each antenna 346/MUMNP/2011; Italy: EP1869800; Japan: 4723636; Japan: 5231584; Mexico: 271936; Netherlands: EP1869800;
system module of a plurality antenna modules receives a single carrier Republic of Korea: 10-0972109; Russian Federation: 2367090; Spain: EP1869800; Sweden: EP1869800; Taiwan:
signal transmitted at a single carrier frequency and a multi-carrier I369088; Taiwan: I422180
mode where a first antenna module of the plurality antenna
modules receives a first multi-carrier signal transmitted at a first
carrier frequency and a second antenna module receives a
second multi-carrier signals transmitted at a second carrier
frequency.

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8755357 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus manages resources in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7957351; United States: 8755357; China P.R.: ZL200680018201.8; China P.R.: ZL201210079660.4;
management of multi-carrier communication system by transmitting a multi-carrier switch SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0610662-5; Canada: 2604847; European Patent Convention: EP2187535; Finland: EP1869800; France:
communications in a command message to an access terminal instructing the access EP1869800; Germany: EP1869800; Great Britain: EP1869800; Hungary: EP1869800; India: 250024; India:
wireless communication terminal to switch between a diversity mode where each antenna 346/MUMNP/2011; Italy: EP1869800; Japan: 4723636; Japan: 5231584; Mexico: 271936; Netherlands: EP1869800;
system module of a plurality antenna modules receives a single carrier Republic of Korea: 10-0972109; Russian Federation: 2367090; Spain: EP1869800; Sweden: EP1869800; Taiwan:
signal transmitted at a single carrier frequency and a multi-carrier I369088; Taiwan: I422180
mode where a first antenna module of the plurality antenna
modules receives a first multi-carrier signal transmitted at a first
carrier frequency and a second antenna module receives a
second multi-carrier signals transmitted at a second carrier
frequency.

ZL200680018201.8 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus manages resources in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7957351; United States: 8755357; China P.R.: ZL200680018201.8; China P.R.: ZL201210079660.4;
management of multi-carrier communication system by transmitting a multi-carrier switch SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0610662-5; Canada: 2604847; European Patent Convention: EP2187535; Finland: EP1869800; France:
communications in a command message to an access terminal instructing the access EP1869800; Germany: EP1869800; Great Britain: EP1869800; Hungary: EP1869800; India: 250024; India:
wireless communication terminal to switch between a diversity mode where each antenna 346/MUMNP/2011; Italy: EP1869800; Japan: 4723636; Japan: 5231584; Mexico: 271936; Netherlands: EP1869800;
system module of a plurality antenna modules receives a single carrier Republic of Korea: 10-0972109; Russian Federation: 2367090; Spain: EP1869800; Sweden: EP1869800; Taiwan:
signal transmitted at a single carrier frequency and a multi-carrier I369088; Taiwan: I422180
mode where a first antenna module of the plurality antenna
modules receives a first multi-carrier signal transmitted at a first
carrier frequency and a second antenna module receives a
second multi-carrier signals transmitted at a second carrier
frequency.

ZL201210079660.4 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus manages resources in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7957351; United States: 8755357; China P.R.: ZL200680018201.8; China P.R.: ZL201210079660.4;
management of multi-carrier communication system by transmitting a multi-carrier switch SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0610662-5; Canada: 2604847; European Patent Convention: EP2187535; Finland: EP1869800; France:
communications in a command message to an access terminal instructing the access EP1869800; Germany: EP1869800; Great Britain: EP1869800; Hungary: EP1869800; India: 250024; India:
wireless communication terminal to switch between a diversity mode where each antenna 346/MUMNP/2011; Italy: EP1869800; Japan: 4723636; Japan: 5231584; Mexico: 271936; Netherlands: EP1869800;
system module of a plurality antenna modules receives a single carrier Republic of Korea: 10-0972109; Russian Federation: 2367090; Spain: EP1869800; Sweden: EP1869800; Taiwan:
signal transmitted at a single carrier frequency and a multi-carrier I369088; Taiwan: I422180
mode where a first antenna module of the plurality antenna
modules receives a first multi-carrier signal transmitted at a first
carrier frequency and a second antenna module receives a
second multi-carrier signals transmitted at a second carrier
frequency.

7639653 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus resolves conflicts and ambiguities of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7639653; China P.R.: ZL200680014633.1; Germany: EP1856944; Great Britain: EP1856944; India:
managing uplink resource GSM standards arising in DTM by monitoring only selected SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 247562; Japan: 4685924; Republic of Korea: 10-0945700
allocation in a downlink timeslots for uplink status flags (USFs). Downlink
communication system timeslots with a packet data channel (PDCH) are monitored for a
USF from a lowest numbered time slot, B(0), to a maximum time
slot B(MAX) where B(MAX) is equal to the lowest transmission
uplink timeslot, B(x), in the corresponding TDMA uplink frame if
the second lowest transmission uplink timeslot B(x) + 1, is a
circuit switched timeslot and where B(MAX) is equal to the
second lowest transmission timeslot in the corresponding TDMA
frame, B(x) + 1, otherwise.

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ZL200680014633.1 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus resolves conflicts and ambiguities of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7639653; China P.R.: ZL200680014633.1; Germany: EP1856944; Great Britain: EP1856944; India:
managing uplink resource GSM standards arising in DTM by monitoring only selected SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 247562; Japan: 4685924; Republic of Korea: 10-0945700
allocation in a downlink timeslots for uplink status flags (USFs). Downlink
communication system timeslots with a packet data channel (PDCH) are monitored for a
USF from a lowest numbered time slot, B(0), to a maximum time
slot B(MAX) where B(MAX) is equal to the lowest transmission
uplink timeslot, B(x), in the corresponding TDMA uplink frame if
the second lowest transmission uplink timeslot B(x) + 1, is a
circuit switched timeslot and where B(MAX) is equal to the
second lowest transmission timeslot in the corresponding TDMA
frame, B(x) + 1, otherwise.

8811991 Wireless handoffs between A wireless communications device is disclosed. The wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.234; United States: 8811991; China P.R.: ZL200680022399.7; European Patent Convention: EP1875768; European
multiple wireless networks communications device is configured to support a call over a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.234; Patent Convention: EP2432282; India: 254312; Japan: 4981790; Republic of Korea: 10-1050621
cellular network or an IP network to a remote communications
device. The wireless communications device is further configured
to handoff the call between the cellular network and the IP
network. An Interworking Function (IWF) is configured to
maintain a call between a wireless communications device and a
communications device as the wireless communications device is
handed off between a cellular network and an IP network.

ZL200680022399.7 Wireless handoffs between A wireless communications device is disclosed. The wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.234; United States: 8811991; China P.R.: ZL200680022399.7; European Patent Convention: EP1875768; European
multiple wireless networks communications device is configured to support a call over a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.234; Patent Convention: EP2432282; India: 254312; Japan: 4981790; Republic of Korea: 10-1050621
cellular network or an IP network to a remote communications
device. The wireless communications device is further configured
to handoff the call between the cellular network and the IP
network. An Interworking Function (IWF) is configured to
maintain a call between a wireless communications device and a
communications device as the wireless communications device is
handed off between a cellular network and an IP network.

8706144 1x and 1xEV-DO hybrid call Systems and methods for hybrid call setup in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 8706144; United States: 20140141817; China P.R.: ZL200780006269.9; Germany: EP1994786; Great
setup communication Britain: EP1994786; India: 265395; Japan: 4880706; Republic of Korea: 10-0966006
system are disclosed. A page is sent on a first network informing a
target device of a
pending communication on a second network. The page also
informs the target
device a short data burst (SDB) will be sent on the first network.
The short data
burst (SDB) is sent on the first network containing setup
information regarding the
pending communication on the second network.
20140141817 1x and 1xEV-DO hybrid call Systems and methods for hybrid call setup in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 8706144; United States: 20140141817; China P.R.: ZL200780006269.9; Germany: EP1994786; Great
setup communication Britain: EP1994786; India: 265395; Japan: 4880706; Republic of Korea: 10-0966006
system are disclosed. A page is sent on a first network informing a
target device of a
pending communication on a second network. The page also
informs the target
device a short data burst (SDB) will be sent on the first network.
The short data
burst (SDB) is sent on the first network containing setup
information regarding the
pending communication on the second network.

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ZL200780006269.9 1x and 1xEV-DO hybrid call Systems and methods for hybrid call setup in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 8706144; United States: 20140141817; China P.R.: ZL200780006269.9; Germany: EP1994786; Great
setup communication Britain: EP1994786; India: 265395; Japan: 4880706; Republic of Korea: 10-0966006
system are disclosed. A page is sent on a first network informing a
target device of a
pending communication on a second network. The page also
informs the target
device a short data burst (SDB) will be sent on the first network.
The short data
burst (SDB) is sent on the first network containing setup
information regarding the
pending communication on the second network.
8150408 Pilot grouping and set Embodiments disclosed herein relate to methods and systems for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8150408; China P.R.: ZL200680014131.9; Australia: 2006220538; European Patent Convention:
management in multi-carrier grouping pilot signals and using such grouping for pilot strength SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; EP1867199; European Patent Convention: EP2222118; Germany: EP2219404; Great Britain: EP2219404; India:
communication systems reporting and set management in multi-carrier communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; 247969; India: 1174/MUMNP/2011; Indonesia: ID0023852; Japan: 4773506; Japan: 5350411; Japan: 5420574;
systems. In one embodiment, an access network may assign a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Mexico: MX274834; Republic of Korea: 10-0975243; Republic of Korea: 10-1003321; Russian Federation: 2344570;
group identifier (or group ID) to each of the pilot signals Singapore: 135416; Ukraine: 92003
associated with the sector, e.g., based on the coverage areas of
the pilot signals, and transmit the pilot signals with the
corresponding group IDs. PN offset may be used as the group ID.
An access terminal may group the pilot signals received into one
or more pilot groups in accordance with their group IDs, and
select a representative pilot signals from each pilot group for pilot
strength reporting. The access terminal may also use the pilot
grouping to perform effective set management.

ZL200680014131.9 Pilot grouping and set Embodiments disclosed herein relate to methods and systems for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8150408; China P.R.: ZL200680014131.9; Australia: 2006220538; European Patent Convention:
management in multi-carrier grouping pilot signals and using such grouping for pilot strength SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; EP1867199; European Patent Convention: EP2222118; Germany: EP2219404; Great Britain: EP2219404; India:
communication systems reporting and set management in multi-carrier communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; 247969; India: 1174/MUMNP/2011; Indonesia: ID0023852; Japan: 4773506; Japan: 5350411; Japan: 5420574;
systems. In one embodiment, an access network may assign a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Mexico: MX274834; Republic of Korea: 10-0975243; Republic of Korea: 10-1003321; Russian Federation: 2344570;
group identifier (or group ID) to each of the pilot signals Singapore: 135416; Ukraine: 92003
associated with the sector, e.g., based on the coverage areas of
the pilot signals, and transmit the pilot signals with the
corresponding group IDs. PN offset may be used as the group ID.
An access terminal may group the pilot signals received into one
or more pilot groups in accordance with their group IDs, and
select a representative pilot signals from each pilot group for pilot
strength reporting. The access terminal may also use the pilot
grouping to perform effective set management.

8484036 Systems, methods, and A wideband speech encoder according to one embodiment SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8484036; China P.R.: ZL200680018149.6; Australia: 2006232364; Brazil: PI0608305-6; Canada:
apparatus for wideband includes a narrowband encoder and a highband encoder. The 2603255; European Patent Convention: EP1864282; Hong Kong: HK1113848; India: 251393; Israel: 186404; Japan:
speech coding narrowband encoder is configured to encode a narrowband 5161069; Mexico: 277841; Republic of Korea: 10-0956523; Russian Federation: 2381572; Taiwan: I324335;
portion of a wideband speech signal into a set of filter parameters Ukraine: 92341; Vietnam: 9548
and a corresponding encoded excitation signal. The highband
encoder is configured to encode, according to a highband
excitation signal, a highband portion of the wideband speech
signal into a set of filter parameters. The highband encoder is
configured to generate the highband excitation signal by applying
a nonlinear function to a signal based on the encoded
narrowband excitation signal to generate a spectrally extended
signal.

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apparatus for wideband includes a narrowband encoder and a highband encoder. The 2603255; European Patent Convention: EP1864282; Hong Kong: HK1113848; India: 251393; Israel: 186404; Japan:
speech coding narrowband encoder is configured to encode a narrowband 5161069; Mexico: 277841; Republic of Korea: 10-0956523; Russian Federation: 2381572; Taiwan: I324335;
portion of a wideband speech signal into a set of filter parameters Ukraine: 92341; Vietnam: 9548
and a corresponding encoded excitation signal. The highband
encoder is configured to encode, according to a highband
excitation signal, a highband portion of the wideband speech
signal into a set of filter parameters. The highband encoder is
configured to generate the highband excitation signal by applying
a nonlinear function to a signal based on the encoded
narrowband excitation signal to generate a spectrally extended
signal.

8260611 Systems, methods, and In one embodiment, a method of generating a highband SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8260611; China P.R.: ZL200680018351.9; Australia: 2006252957; Austria: EP1864101; Belgium:
apparatus for highband excitation signal includes harmonically extending the spectrum of EP1864101; Brazil: PI0607690-4; Canada: 2603187; Denmark: EP1864101; Finland: EP1864101; France: EP1864101;
excitation generation a signal that is based on a lowband excitation signal; calculating a Germany: EP1864101; Great Britain: EP1864101; Greece: EP1864101; Hong Kong: HK1114901; Hungary:
time-domain envelope of a signal that is based on the lowband EP1864101; India: 250697; Indonesia: 048.2234A; Ireland: EP1864101; Israel: 186443; Italy: EP1864101; Japan:
excitation signal; and modulating a noise signal according to the 4955649; Mexico: 277513; Netherlands: EP1864101; Norway: 20075514; Philippines: 1-2007-502152; Poland:
time-domain envelope. The method also includes combining (A) a EP1864101; Portugal: EP1864101; Republic of Korea: 10-0956876; Romania: EP1864101; Russian Federation:
harmonically extended signal based on a result of the 2402827; Singapore: 160454; Spain: EP1864101; Sweden: EP1864101; Switzerland: EP1864101; Taiwan: I319565;
harmonically extending and (B) a modulated noise signal based Ukraine: 95776; Vietnam: 10457
on a result of the modulating. In this method, the highband
excitation signal is based on a result of the combining.

ZL200680018351.9 Systems, methods, and In one embodiment, a method of generating a highband SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8260611; China P.R.: ZL200680018351.9; Australia: 2006252957; Austria: EP1864101; Belgium:
apparatus for highband excitation signal includes harmonically extending the spectrum of EP1864101; Brazil: PI0607690-4; Canada: 2603187; Denmark: EP1864101; Finland: EP1864101; France: EP1864101;
excitation generation a signal that is based on a lowband excitation signal; calculating a Germany: EP1864101; Great Britain: EP1864101; Greece: EP1864101; Hong Kong: HK1114901; Hungary:
time-domain envelope of a signal that is based on the lowband EP1864101; India: 250697; Indonesia: 048.2234A; Ireland: EP1864101; Israel: 186443; Italy: EP1864101; Japan:
excitation signal; and modulating a noise signal according to the 4955649; Mexico: 277513; Netherlands: EP1864101; Norway: 20075514; Philippines: 1-2007-502152; Poland:
time-domain envelope. The method also includes combining (A) a EP1864101; Portugal: EP1864101; Republic of Korea: 10-0956876; Romania: EP1864101; Russian Federation:
harmonically extended signal based on a result of the 2402827; Singapore: 160454; Spain: EP1864101; Sweden: EP1864101; Switzerland: EP1864101; Taiwan: I319565;
harmonically extending and (B) a modulated noise signal based Ukraine: 95776; Vietnam: 10457
on a result of the modulating. In this method, the highband
excitation signal is based on a result of the combining.

8332228 Systems, Methods, and In one embodiment, a method of generating a highband SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8332228; China P.R.: ZL200680018353.8; China P.R.: ZL201110326747.2; Australia: 2006232363;
Apparatus for Anti- excitation signal includes generating a spectrally extended signal Belgium: EP1866915; Brazil: PI0608270-0; Bulgaria: EP1866915; Canada: 2603246; Czech Republic: EP1866915;
Sparseness Filtering by extending the spectrum of a signal that is based on an Finland: EP1866915; France: EP1866915; Germany: EP1866915; Great Britain: EP1866915; Hong Kong: HK1169509;
encoded lowband excitation signal; and performing anti- Hong Kong: HK1115024; Hungary: EP1866915; India: 249935; Indonesia: IDP0027385; Ireland: EP1866915; Israel:
sparseness filtering of a signal that is based on the encoded 186442; Italy: EP1866915; Japan: 5129118; Mexico: 284763; Netherlands: EP1866915; Norway: 20075515;
lowband excitation signal. In this method, the highband excitation Philippines: 1-2007-502154; Poland: EP1866915; Republic of Korea: 10-1019940; Romania: EP1866915; Russian
signal is based on the spectrally extended signal, and the Federation: 2413191; Singapore: 161224; Spain: EP1866915; Sweden: EP1866915; Taiwan: I321315; Ukraine:
highband excitation signal is based on a result of the anti- 94041; Vietnam: 1-2007-02292
sparseness filtering.

ZL200680018353.8 Systems, methods, and In one embodiment, a method of generating a highband SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8332228; China P.R.: ZL200680018353.8; China P.R.: ZL201110326747.2; Australia: 2006232363;
apparatus for anti- excitation signal includes generating a spectrally extended signal Belgium: EP1866915; Brazil: PI0608270-0; Bulgaria: EP1866915; Canada: 2603246; Czech Republic: EP1866915;
sparseness filtering of by extending the spectrum of a signal that is based on an Finland: EP1866915; France: EP1866915; Germany: EP1866915; Great Britain: EP1866915; Hong Kong: HK1169509;
spectrally extended voice encoded lowband excitation signal; and performing anti- Hong Kong: HK1115024; Hungary: EP1866915; India: 249935; Indonesia: IDP0027385; Ireland: EP1866915; Israel:
prediction excitation signal sparseness filtering of a signal that is based on the encoded 186442; Italy: EP1866915; Japan: 5129118; Mexico: 284763; Netherlands: EP1866915; Norway: 20075515;
lowband excitation signal. In this method, the highband excitation Philippines: 1-2007-502154; Poland: EP1866915; Republic of Korea: 10-1019940; Romania: EP1866915; Russian
signal is based on the spectrally extended signal, and the Federation: 2413191; Singapore: 161224; Spain: EP1866915; Sweden: EP1866915; Taiwan: I321315; Ukraine:
highband excitation signal is based on a result of the anti- 94041; Vietnam: 1-2007-02292
sparseness filtering.

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anti-sparseness filtering of a excitation signal includes generating a spectrally extended signal Belgium: EP1866915; Brazil: PI0608270-0; Bulgaria: EP1866915; Canada: 2603246; Czech Republic: EP1866915;
bandwidth extended speech by extending the spectrum of a signal that is based on an Finland: EP1866915; France: EP1866915; Germany: EP1866915; Great Britain: EP1866915; Hong Kong: HK1169509;
prediction excitation signal encoded lowband excitation signal; and performing anti- Hong Kong: HK1115024; Hungary: EP1866915; India: 249935; Indonesia: IDP0027385; Ireland: EP1866915; Israel:
sparseness filtering of a signal that is based on the encoded 186442; Italy: EP1866915; Japan: 5129118; Mexico: 284763; Netherlands: EP1866915; Norway: 20075515;
lowband excitation signal. In this method, the highband excitation Philippines: 1-2007-502154; Poland: EP1866915; Republic of Korea: 10-1019940; Romania: EP1866915; Russian
signal is based on the spectrally extended signal, and the Federation: 2413191; Singapore: 161224; Spain: EP1866915; Sweden: EP1866915; Taiwan: I321315; Ukraine:
highband excitation signal is based on a result of the anti- 94041; Vietnam: 1-2007-02292
sparseness filtering.

8140324 Systems, methods, and A wideband speech encoder according to one embodiment SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8140324; China P.R.: ZL200680018213.0; Australia: 2006232361; Belgium: EP1869673; Brazil:
apparatus for gain coding includes a lowband encoder PI0609530-5; Canada: 2602806; Finland: EP1869673; France: EP1869673; Germany: EP1869673; Great Britain:
and a highband encoder. The lowband encoder is configured to EP1869673; Hong Kong: HK1115023; Hungary: EP1869673; India: 260287; Indonesia: IDP0031163; Ireland:
encode a lowband portion of a EP1869673; Israel: 186441; Italy: EP1869673; Japan: 5129117; Mexico: 276404; Netherlands: EP1869673; Norway:
wideband speech signal as a set of filter parameters and an 20075513; Philippines: 1-2007-502158; Poland: EP1869673; Republic of Korea: 10-0956524; Romania: EP1869673;
encoded excitation signal. The highband encoder is configured to Russian Federation: 2402826; Singapore: 136297; Spain: EP1869673; Sweden: EP1869673; Taiwan: I321314;
calculate values for coding parameters that specify a spectral Ukraine: 93677; Vietnam: 9319
envelope and a temporal envelope of a highband portion of the
wideband speech signal. The
temporal envelope is based on a highband excitation signal that is
derived from the encoded excitation signal. In one such example,
the temporal envelope is based on a difference in levels between
the highband portion and a synthesized highband signal, wherein
the synthesized highband signal is generated according to the
highband excitation signal and a set of highband filter
parameters.

ZL200680018213.0 Methods and apparatus for A wideband speech encoder according to one embodiment SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8140324; China P.R.: ZL200680018213.0; Australia: 2006232361; Belgium: EP1869673; Brazil:
encoding and decoding an includes a lowband encoder PI0609530-5; Canada: 2602806; Finland: EP1869673; France: EP1869673; Germany: EP1869673; Great Britain:
highband portion of a speech and a highband encoder. The lowband encoder is configured to EP1869673; Hong Kong: HK1115023; Hungary: EP1869673; India: 260287; Indonesia: IDP0031163; Ireland:
signal encode a lowband portion of a EP1869673; Israel: 186441; Italy: EP1869673; Japan: 5129117; Mexico: 276404; Netherlands: EP1869673; Norway:
wideband speech signal as a set of filter parameters and an 20075513; Philippines: 1-2007-502158; Poland: EP1869673; Republic of Korea: 10-0956524; Romania: EP1869673;
encoded excitation signal. The highband encoder is configured to Russian Federation: 2402826; Singapore: 136297; Spain: EP1869673; Sweden: EP1869673; Taiwan: I321314;
calculate values for coding parameters that specify a spectral Ukraine: 93677; Vietnam: 9319
envelope and a temporal envelope of a highband portion of the
wideband speech signal. The
temporal envelope is based on a highband excitation signal that is
derived from the encoded excitation signal. In one such example,
the temporal envelope is based on a difference in levels between
the highband portion and a synthesized highband signal, wherein
the synthesized highband signal is generated according to the
highband excitation signal and a set of highband filter
parameters.

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8244526 Systems, methods, and In one embodiment, a highband burst suppressor includes a first SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8244526; China P.R.: ZL200680018269.6; Brazil: PI0608306-4; Canada: 2602804; European Patent
apparatus for highband burst burst detector configured to detect bursts in a lowband speech Convention: EP1864281; India: 251048; Japan: 5129115; Mexico: 276118; Republic of Korea: 10-0956624; Russian
suppression signal, and a second burst detector configured to detect bursts in Federation: 2390856; Taiwan: I321777
a corresponding highband speech signal. The lowband and
highband speech signals may be different (possibly overlapping)
frequency regions of a wideband speech signal. The highband
burst suppressor also includes an attenuation control signal
calculator configured to calculate an attenuation control signal
according to a difference between outputs of the first and second
burst detectors. A gain control element is configured to apply the
attenuation control signal to the highband speech signal. In one
example, the attenuation control signal indicates an attenuation
when a burst is found in the highband speech signal but is absent
from a corresponding region in time of the lowband speech
signal.

ZL200680018269.6 Systems, methods, and In one embodiment, a highband burst suppressor includes a first SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8244526; China P.R.: ZL200680018269.6; Brazil: PI0608306-4; Canada: 2602804; European Patent
apparatus for highband burst burst detector configured to detect bursts in a lowband speech Convention: EP1864281; India: 251048; Japan: 5129115; Mexico: 276118; Republic of Korea: 10-0956624; Russian
suppression signal, and a second burst detector configured to detect bursts in Federation: 2390856; Taiwan: I321777
a corresponding highband speech signal. The lowband and
highband speech signals may be different (possibly overlapping)
frequency regions of a wideband speech signal. The highband
burst suppressor also includes an attenuation control signal
calculator configured to calculate an attenuation control signal
according to a difference between outputs of the first and second
burst detectors. A gain control element is configured to apply the
attenuation control signal to the highband speech signal. In one
example, the attenuation control signal indicates an attenuation
when a burst is found in the highband speech signal but is absent
from a corresponding region in time of the lowband speech
signal.

8078474 Systems, methods, and In one embodiment, a method of signal processing includes SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8078474; China P.R.: ZL200680018212.6; Australia: 2006232362; Brazil: PI0607691-2; Canada:
apparatus for highband time encoding a low-frequency portion of a speech signal into at least 2603231; Germany: EP1864283; Great Britain: EP1864283; India: 253092; Indonesia: IDP0026050; Israel: 186405;
warping an encoded narrowband excitation signal and a plurality of Japan: 5203930; Mexico: 274328; Philippines: 1-2007-502150; Republic of Korea: 10-0982638; Russian Federation:
narrowband filter parameters; and generating a highband 2376657; Russian Federation: 2491659; Taiwan: I320923; Vietnam: 10396
excitation signal based on a narrowband excitation signal. The
narrowband excitation signal is based on the encoded
narrowband excitation signal. The method also includes encoding
a high-frequency portion of the speech signal into at least a
plurality of highband filter parameters according to at least the
highband excitation signal. The encoded narrowband excitation
signal includes a time warping, and the method includes applying
a time shift to the high-frequency portion based on information
related to the time warping.

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ZL200680018212.6 Systems, methods, and In one embodiment, a method of signal processing includes SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8078474; China P.R.: ZL200680018212.6; Australia: 2006232362; Brazil: PI0607691-2; Canada:
apparatus for highband time encoding a low-frequency portion of a speech signal into at least 2603231; Germany: EP1864283; Great Britain: EP1864283; India: 253092; Indonesia: IDP0026050; Israel: 186405;
warping an encoded narrowband excitation signal and a plurality of Japan: 5203930; Mexico: 274328; Philippines: 1-2007-502150; Republic of Korea: 10-0982638; Russian Federation:
narrowband filter parameters; and generating a highband 2376657; Russian Federation: 2491659; Taiwan: I320923; Vietnam: 10396
excitation signal based on a narrowband excitation signal. The
narrowband excitation signal is based on the encoded
narrowband excitation signal. The method also includes encoding
a high-frequency portion of the speech signal into at least a
plurality of highband filter parameters according to at least the
highband excitation signal. The encoded narrowband excitation
signal includes a time warping, and the method includes applying
a time shift to the high-frequency portion based on information
related to the time warping.

8364494 Systems, methods, and A wideband speech encoder according to one embodiment SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8364494; China P.R.: ZL200680018270.9; Australia: 2006232360; Brazil: PI0607646-7; Canada:
apparatus for split-band includes a filter bank having a lowband processing path and a 2603229; Finland: EP1866914; France: EP1866914; Germany: EP1866914; Great Britain: EP1866914; Hungary:
filtering and encoding of a highband processing path. The processing paths have overlapping EP1866914; India: 251112; India: 1664/MUMNP/2011; Indonesia: ID0026302; Israel: 186436; Italy: EP1866914;
wideband signal frequency responses. A first encoder is configured to encode a Japan: 5129116; Mexico: 278697; Netherlands: EP1866914; Philippines: 1-2007-502157; Republic of Korea: 10-
speech signal produced by the lowband processing path 0956525; Russian Federation: 2386179; Singapore: 136296; Spain: EP1866914; Sweden: EP1866914; Taiwan:
according to a first coding methodology. A second encoder is I316225; Ukraine: 92742; Vietnam: 9885
configured to encode a speech signal produced by the highband
processing path according to a second coding methodology that is
different than the first coding methodology.

ZL200680018270.9 Method and apparatus for A wideband speech encoder according to one embodiment SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8364494; China P.R.: ZL200680018270.9; Australia: 2006232360; Brazil: PI0607646-7; Canada:
split-band encoding of includes a filter bank having a lowband processing path and a 2603229; Finland: EP1866914; France: EP1866914; Germany: EP1866914; Great Britain: EP1866914; Hungary:
speech signals highband processing path. The processing paths have overlapping EP1866914; India: 251112; India: 1664/MUMNP/2011; Indonesia: ID0026302; Israel: 186436; Italy: EP1866914;
frequency responses. A first encoder is configured to encode a Japan: 5129116; Mexico: 278697; Netherlands: EP1866914; Philippines: 1-2007-502157; Republic of Korea: 10-
speech signal produced by the lowband processing path 0956525; Russian Federation: 2386179; Singapore: 136296; Spain: EP1866914; Sweden: EP1866914; Taiwan:
according to a first coding methodology. A second encoder is I316225; Ukraine: 92742; Vietnam: 9885
configured to encode a speech signal produced by the highband
processing path according to a second coding methodology that is
different than the first coding methodology.

8892448 Systems, methods, and In one embodiment, a method of signal processing includes SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8892448; China P.R.: ZL200680021667.3; European Patent Convention: EP1875463; India: 251723;
apparatus for gain factor calculating an envelope of a first signal that is based on a low- Republic of Korea: 10-0947421; Taiwan: I324336
smoothing frequency portion of a speech signal, calculating an envelope of a
second signal that is based on a high-frequency portion of the
speech signal, and calculating a first plurality of gain factor values
according to a time-varying relation between the envelopes of
the first and second signals. The method includes, based on the
first plurality of gain factor values, calculating a plurality of
smoothed gain factor values. In one example, each of the plurality
of smoothed gain factor values is based on a weighted sum of at
least one of the first plurality of gain factor values and at least
one smoothed gain factor value. In another example, the sum is
adaptively weighted based on at least one distance among the
plurality of gain factor values.

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ZL200680021667.3 Systems, methods, and In one embodiment, a method of signal processing includes SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8892448; China P.R.: ZL200680021667.3; European Patent Convention: EP1875463; India: 251723;
apparatus for gain factor calculating an envelope of a first signal that is based on a low- Republic of Korea: 10-0947421; Taiwan: I324336
smoothing frequency portion of a speech signal, calculating an envelope of a
second signal that is based on a high-frequency portion of the
speech signal, and calculating a first plurality of gain factor values
according to a time-varying relation between the envelopes of
the first and second signals. The method includes, based on the
first plurality of gain factor values, calculating a plurality of
smoothed gain factor values. In one example, each of the plurality
of smoothed gain factor values is based on a weighted sum of at
least one of the first plurality of gain factor values and at least
one smoothed gain factor value. In another example, the sum is
adaptively weighted based on at least one distance among the
plurality of gain factor values.

8069040 Systems, methods, and A quantizer according to an embodiment is configured to SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8069040; China P.R.: ZL200680018140.5; Australia: 2006232357; Brazil: PI0608269-6; Canada:
apparatus for quantization of quantize a smoothed value of an input value (e.g., a vector of line 2603219; Finland: EP1869670; France: EP1869670; Germany: EP1869670; Great Britain: EP1869670; Hungary:
spectral envelope spectral frequencies) to produce a corresponding output value, EP1869670; India: 251859; Indonesia: IDP0031364; Israel: 186438; Italy: EP1869670; Japan: 5203929; Mexico:
representation where the smoothed value is based on a scale factor and a 272009; Netherlands: EP1869670; Philippines: 1-2007-502151; Republic of Korea: 10-0956877; Russian Federation:
quantization error of a previous output value. 2387025; Singapore: 161223; Spain: EP1869670; Sweden: EP1869670; Taiwan: I330828; Ukraine: 91853; Vietnam:
8925
ZL200680018140.5 Method and apparatus for A quantizer according to an embodiment is configured to SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8069040; China P.R.: ZL200680018140.5; Australia: 2006232357; Brazil: PI0608269-6; Canada:
vector quantizing of a quantize a smoothed value of an input value (e.g., a vector of line 2603219; Finland: EP1869670; France: EP1869670; Germany: EP1869670; Great Britain: EP1869670; Hungary:
spectral envelope spectral frequencies) to produce a corresponding output value, EP1869670; India: 251859; Indonesia: IDP0031364; Israel: 186438; Italy: EP1869670; Japan: 5203929; Mexico:
representation where the smoothed value is based on a scale factor and a 272009; Netherlands: EP1869670; Philippines: 1-2007-502151; Republic of Korea: 10-0956877; Russian Federation:
quantization error of a previous output value. 2387025; Singapore: 161223; Spain: EP1869670; Sweden: EP1869670; Taiwan: I330828; Ukraine: 91853; Vietnam:
8925
9043214 Systems, methods, and A method of signal processing according to one embodiment SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9043214; China P.R.: ZL200680021513.4; China P.R.: ZL201010574413.2; Germany: EP1875464;
apparatus for gain factor includes calculating an envelope of a first signal that is based on a Great Britain: EP1875464; India: 252934; India: 1173/MUMNP/2011; Republic of Korea: 10-0956878; Taiwan:
attenuation low-frequency portion of a speech signal, calculating an envelope I317933
of a second signal that is based on a high-frequency portion of the
speech signal, and calculating a plurality of gain factor values
according to a time-varying relation between the envelopes of
the first and second signal. The method includes attenuating,
based on a variation over time of a relation between the
envelopes of the first and second signals, at least one of the
plurality of gain factor values. In one example, the variation over
time of a relation between the envelopes is indicated by at least
one distance among the plurality of gain factor values.

ZL200680021513.4 Systems, methods, and A method of signal processing according to one embodiment SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9043214; China P.R.: ZL200680021513.4; China P.R.: ZL201010574413.2; Germany: EP1875464;
apparatus for gain factor includes calculating an envelope of a first signal that is based on a Great Britain: EP1875464; India: 252934; India: 1173/MUMNP/2011; Republic of Korea: 10-0956878; Taiwan:
attenuation low-frequency portion of a speech signal, calculating an envelope I317933
of a second signal that is based on a high-frequency portion of the
speech signal, and calculating a plurality of gain factor values
according to a time-varying relation between the envelopes of
the first and second signal. The method includes attenuating,
based on a variation over time of a relation between the
envelopes of the first and second signals, at least one of the
plurality of gain factor values. In one example, the variation over
time of a relation between the envelopes is indicated by at least
one distance among the plurality of gain factor values.

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ZL201010574413.2 Systems, methods, and A method of signal processing according to one embodiment SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9043214; China P.R.: ZL200680021513.4; China P.R.: ZL201010574413.2; Germany: EP1875464;
apparatus for gain factor includes calculating an envelope of a first signal that is based on a Great Britain: EP1875464; India: 252934; India: 1173/MUMNP/2011; Republic of Korea: 10-0956878; Taiwan:
attenuation low-frequency portion of a speech signal, calculating an envelope I317933
of a second signal that is based on a high-frequency portion of the
speech signal, and calculating a plurality of gain factor values
according to a time-varying relation between the envelopes of
the first and second signal. The method includes attenuating,
based on a variation over time of a relation between the
envelopes of the first and second signals, at least one of the
plurality of gain factor values. In one example, the variation over
time of a relation between the envelopes is indicated by at least
one distance among the plurality of gain factor values.

9184870 Systems and methods for Methods and apparatuses are disclosed for providing flexible SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 9184870; China P.R.: ZL200680017725.5; Austria: EP1869811; Belgium: EP1869811; Denmark:
control channel signaling channel information feedback. In some cases this may be EP1869811; European Patent Convention: EP2019504; European Patent Convention: EP2254273; Finland:
according to reporting types assigned by one or more sectors, EP1869811; France: EP1869811; Germany: EP1869811; Great Britain: EP1869811; Greece: EP1869811; Hungary:
with different reporting types for each sector. In other cases, a EP1869811; India: 251396; Ireland: EP1869811; Italy: EP1869811; Japan: 4752003; Japan: 5280427; Mexico:
reporting mode is determined to determine the reporting types 276406; Netherlands: EP1869811; Poland: EP1869811; Portugal: EP1869811; Republic of Korea: 10-0970849;
to be utilized. Romania: EP1869811; Russian Federation: 2408990; Spain: EP1869811; Sweden: EP1869811; Switzerland:
EP1869811 Taiwan: I374627
ZL200680017725.5 Systems and methods for Methods and apparatuses are disclosed for providing flexible SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 9184870; China P.R.: ZL200680017725.5; Austria: EP1869811; Belgium: EP1869811; Denmark:
control channel signaling channel information feedback. In some cases this may be EP1869811; European Patent Convention: EP2019504; European Patent Convention: EP2254273; Finland:
according to reporting types assigned by one or more sectors, EP1869811; France: EP1869811; Germany: EP1869811; Great Britain: EP1869811; Greece: EP1869811; Hungary:
with different reporting types for each sector. In other cases, a EP1869811; India: 251396; Ireland: EP1869811; Italy: EP1869811; Japan: 4752003; Japan: 5280427; Mexico:
reporting mode is determined to determine the reporting types 276406; Netherlands: EP1869811; Poland: EP1869811; Portugal: EP1869811; Republic of Korea: 10-0970849;
to be utilized. Romania: EP1869811; Russian Federation: 2408990; Spain: EP1869811; Sweden: EP1869811; Switzerland:
EP1869811 Taiwan: I374627
9154211 SYSTEMS AND METHODS Methods and apparatuses are disclosed that determine whether SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 9154211; China P.R.: ZL200680018186.7; Canada: 2602388; Canada: 2737846; Germany:
FOR BEAMFORMING to feedback, and the amount of feedback, with respect to EP1869799; Great Britain: EP1869799; India: 250671; Mexico: 277204; Republic of Korea: 10-1033532; Republic of
FEEDBACK IN MULTI eigenbeam information based upon channel resources. Korea: 10-1182976; Russian Federation: 2388149; Taiwan: I326165
ANTENNA Additionally, methods and apparatuses are disclosed that
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS determine whether to feedback, and the amount of feedback,
with respect to eigenbeam information based upon channel
information and changes in channel information.

ZL200680018186.7 Systems and methods for Methods and apparatuses are disclosed that determine whether SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 9154211; China P.R.: ZL200680018186.7; Canada: 2602388; Canada: 2737846; Germany:
beamforming feedback in to feedback, and the amount of feedback, with respect to EP1869799; Great Britain: EP1869799; India: 250671; Mexico: 277204; Republic of Korea: 10-1033532; Republic of
multi antenna eigenbeam information based upon channel resources. Korea: 10-1182976; Russian Federation: 2388149; Taiwan: I326165
communications systems Additionally, methods and apparatuses are disclosed that
determine whether to feedback, and the amount of feedback,
with respect to eigenbeam information based upon channel
information and changes in channel information.

8351363 Method and apparatus for In a communication system providing broadcast services in which SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 8351363; China P.R.: ZL200680019627.5; European Patent Convention: EP1867135; Hong Kong:
enhanced file distribution in files for broadcast are accessible by the users. Contents of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 26.346; HK1114982; India: 253028; Japan: 2014-220840; Malaysia: MY-145716-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0968086; Taiwan:
multicast or broadcast broadcast files and the file attributes required to process the I328384
broadcast files are separately sent. As arranged, receiving the file
attributes ahead of the content files allow more efficient
download and processing of the broadcast files.

ZL200680019627.5 Method and apparatus for In a communication system providing broadcast services in which SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 8351363; China P.R.: ZL200680019627.5; European Patent Convention: EP1867135; Hong Kong:
enhanced file distribution in files for broadcast are accessible by the users. Contents of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 26.346; HK1114982; India: 253028; Japan: 2014-220840; Malaysia: MY-145716-A; Republic of Korea: 10-0968086; Taiwan:
multicast or broadcast broadcast files and the file attributes required to process the I328384
broadcast files are separately sent. As arranged, receiving the file
attributes ahead of the content files allow more efficient
download and processing of the broadcast files.

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8868118 Multiplexing on the reverse The present patent application comprises a method and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; United States: 8868118; United States: 8983480; China P.R.: ZL200680019825.1; China P.R.: ZL201010519875.4;
link feedbacks for multiple apparatus for multiplexing reverse link feedback channels on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; Germany: EP1875624; Great Britain: EP1875624; Hong Kong: HK1153894; India: 259023; India:
forward link frequencies single reverse link frequency supporting multiple forward link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; 1544/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 4773509; Republic of Korea: 10-1019546; Russian Federation: 2384944; Singapore:
frequencies for forward link channels, comprising assigning the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; 136444; Taiwan: I325250; Taiwan: I405430
reverse link frequency to a mobile station, assigning one or more SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
of the forward link frequencies to the reverse link frequency, and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
code division multiplexing a plurality of the reverse link feedback
channels on the reverse link frequency

8983480 Multiplexing on the reverse The present patent application comprises a method and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; United States: 8868118; United States: 8983480; China P.R.: ZL200680019825.1; China P.R.: ZL201010519875.4;
link feedbacks for multiple apparatus for multiplexing reverse link feedback channels on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; Germany: EP1875624; Great Britain: EP1875624; Hong Kong: HK1153894; India: 259023; India:
forward link frequencies single reverse link frequency supporting multiple forward link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; 1544/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 4773509; Republic of Korea: 10-1019546; Russian Federation: 2384944; Singapore:
frequencies for forward link channels, comprising assigning the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; 136444; Taiwan: I325250; Taiwan: I405430
reverse link frequency to a mobile station, assigning one or more SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
of the forward link frequencies to the reverse link frequency, and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
code division multiplexing a plurality of the reverse link feedback
channels on the reverse link frequency

ZL200680019825.1 Multiplexing on the reverse The present patent application comprises a method and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; United States: 8868118; United States: 8983480; China P.R.: ZL200680019825.1; China P.R.: ZL201010519875.4;
link feedbacks for multiple apparatus for multiplexing reverse link feedback channels on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; Germany: EP1875624; Great Britain: EP1875624; Hong Kong: HK1153894; India: 259023; India:
forward link frequencies single reverse link frequency supporting multiple forward link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; 1544/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 4773509; Republic of Korea: 10-1019546; Russian Federation: 2384944; Singapore:
frequencies for forward link channels, comprising assigning the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; 136444; Taiwan: I325250; Taiwan: I405430
reverse link frequency to a mobile station, assigning one or more SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
of the forward link frequencies to the reverse link frequency, and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
code division multiplexing a plurality of the reverse link feedback
channels on the reverse link frequency

ZL201010519875.4 Multiplexing on the reverse The present patent application comprises a method and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; United States: 8868118; United States: 8983480; China P.R.: ZL200680019825.1; China P.R.: ZL201010519875.4;
link feedbacks for multiple apparatus for multiplexing reverse link feedback channels on a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; Germany: EP1875624; Great Britain: EP1875624; Hong Kong: HK1153894; India: 259023; India:
forward link frequencies single reverse link frequency supporting multiple forward link SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; 1544/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 4773509; Republic of Korea: 10-1019546; Russian Federation: 2384944; Singapore:
frequencies for forward link channels, comprising assigning the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; 136444; Taiwan: I325250; Taiwan: I405430
reverse link frequency to a mobile station, assigning one or more SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
of the forward link frequencies to the reverse link frequency, and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
code division multiplexing a plurality of the reverse link feedback
channels on the reverse link frequency

7961700 Multi-carrier operation in Multi-carrier point-to-multi-point CDMA system implementation SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 7961700; China P.R.: ZL200680022108.4; Australia: 2006239968; Austria: EP2146545; Belgium:
data transmission systems reduces hardware changes in legacy single-carrier systems. The EP1875692; Belgium: EP2146545; Brazil: PI0611147-5; Canada: 2606793; Denmark: EP2146545; Finland:
number of common downlink channels, such as EP1875692; Finland: EP2146545; France: EP1875692; France: EP2146545; Germany: EP1875692; Germany:
timing/synchronization and paging channels, is reduced by EP2146545; Great Britain: EP1875692; Great Britain: EP2146545; Greece: EP2146545; Hong Kong: HK1140620;
designating an anchor carrier for transmitting these channels. Hong Kong: HK1119884; Hungary: EP1875692; Hungary: EP2146545; India: 254325; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Ireland:
Procedures for adding carriers and carrier acquisition are EP1875692; Ireland: EP2146545; Israel: 186969; Italy: EP1875692; Italy: EP2146545; Japan: 4750843; Japan:
simplified through common carrier timing, signaling by the 5611869; Malaysia: MY-144439-A; Mexico: 275773; Netherlands: EP1875692; Netherlands: EP2146545; Norway:
network to the user equipment (UE) of timing offsets and 20076117; Philippines: 1-2007-502417; Poland: EP1875692; Poland: EP2146545; Portugal: EP2146545; Republic of
scrambling code selection, and other measures. Channel reuse is Korea: 10-0946283; Republic of Korea: 10-0964830; Romania: EP1875692; Romania: EP2146545; Russian
employed to minimize changes in asymmetric systems with Federation: 2379844; Russian Federation: 2493666; Singapore: 137082; Singapore: 154498; Spain: EP1875692;
different numbers of uplink and downlink carriers. Channel Spain: EP2146545; Sweden: EP1875692; Sweden: EP2146545; Switzerland: EP2146545; Taiwan: I404366; Ukraine:
Quality Indicator (CQI) field is divided into multiple subfields to 93376; Vietnam: 9321
enable transmission of multiple CQIs and ACK/NACK indicators on
one uplink carrier. Joint and separate scheduling schemes are
shown for concurrent scheduling of a data stream transmission to
a UE via multiple downlink carriers.

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ZL200680022108.4 Wireless user equipment Multi-carrier point-to-multi-point CDMA system implementation SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 7961700; China P.R.: ZL200680022108.4; Australia: 2006239968; Austria: EP2146545; Belgium:
device, base transceiver reduces hardware changes in legacy single-carrier systems. The EP1875692; Belgium: EP2146545; Brazil: PI0611147-5; Canada: 2606793; Denmark: EP2146545; Finland:
station, and method of number of common downlink channels, such as EP1875692; Finland: EP2146545; France: EP1875692; France: EP2146545; Germany: EP1875692; Germany:
operating the two timing/synchronization and paging channels, is reduced by EP2146545; Great Britain: EP1875692; Great Britain: EP2146545; Greece: EP2146545; Hong Kong: HK1140620;
designating an anchor carrier for transmitting these channels. Hong Kong: HK1119884; Hungary: EP1875692; Hungary: EP2146545; India: 254325; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Ireland:
Procedures for adding carriers and carrier acquisition are EP1875692; Ireland: EP2146545; Israel: 186969; Italy: EP1875692; Italy: EP2146545; Japan: 4750843; Japan:
simplified through common carrier timing, signaling by the 5611869; Malaysia: MY-144439-A; Mexico: 275773; Netherlands: EP1875692; Netherlands: EP2146545; Norway:
network to the user equipment (UE) of timing offsets and 20076117; Philippines: 1-2007-502417; Poland: EP1875692; Poland: EP2146545; Portugal: EP2146545; Republic of
scrambling code selection, and other measures. Channel reuse is Korea: 10-0946283; Republic of Korea: 10-0964830; Romania: EP1875692; Romania: EP2146545; Russian
employed to minimize changes in asymmetric systems with Federation: 2379844; Russian Federation: 2493666; Singapore: 137082; Singapore: 154498; Spain: EP1875692;
different numbers of uplink and downlink carriers. Channel Spain: EP2146545; Sweden: EP1875692; Sweden: EP2146545; Switzerland: EP2146545; Taiwan: I404366; Ukraine:
Quality Indicator (CQI) field is divided into multiple subfields to 93376; Vietnam: 9321
enable transmission of multiple CQIs and ACK/NACK indicators on
one uplink carrier. Joint and separate scheduling schemes are
shown for concurrent scheduling of a data stream transmission to
a UE via multiple downlink carriers.

8976858 Error resilience using out of A method and apparatus to improve error resiliency in processing SDO: ETSI Project: AHS Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; United States: 8976858; European Patent Convention: EP1882343; India: 251638; Japan: 5296123; Republic of
band directory information a multimedia bitstream is described. A directory of header SDO: ETSI Project: AHS Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; Korea: 10-0926017
information is generated for a multimedia bitstream. The SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247;
directory information comprises packet header information
associated with the multimedia bitstream. The directory
information may be transmitted to a receiver along with the
multimedia bitstream. A receiver of the multimedia bitstream and
the directory can utilize the header information to identify and
locate packets within and subsequent to erroneous data in the
received bitstream. By identifying and locating packets that may
otherwise be discarded, the receiver may be able to improve
error recovery and decoding of the multimedia data.

8169953 Method and apparatus for A Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) network SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8169953; China P.R.: ZL200680025258.0; Brazil: PI0611265-0; Canada: 2608658; Germany:
wireless multi-carrier supports multi-carrier operation on the downlink and/or uplink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP1882372; Great Britain: EP1882372; India: 251458; India: 2628/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 4834083; Mexico: 281451;
communications for a mobile station. The mobile station receives an assignment of Republic of Korea: 10-1018588; Russian Federation: 2395905; Russian Federation: 2513705; Taiwan: I375476;
multiple carriers for a first link in the GSM network, receives an Ukraine: 94407
assignment of at least one carrier for a second link in the GSM
network, and exchanges data with the GSM network via the
multiple carriers for the first link and the at least one carrier for
the second link. The first link may be the downlink and the second
link may be the uplink, or vice versa. The mobile station may
receive data on multiple carriers at the same time for multi-
carrier operation on the downlink. The mobile station may
transmit data on multiple carriers at the same time for multi-
carrier operation on the uplink.

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ZL200680025258.0 Method and apparatus for A Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) network SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8169953; China P.R.: ZL200680025258.0; Brazil: PI0611265-0; Canada: 2608658; Germany:
wireless multi-carrier supports multi-carrier operation on the downlink and/or uplink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP1882372; Great Britain: EP1882372; India: 251458; India: 2628/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 4834083; Mexico: 281451;
communications for a mobile station. The mobile station receives an assignment of Republic of Korea: 10-1018588; Russian Federation: 2395905; Russian Federation: 2513705; Taiwan: I375476;
multiple carriers for a first link in the GSM network, receives an Ukraine: 94407
assignment of at least one carrier for a second link in the GSM
network, and exchanges data with the GSM network via the
multiple carriers for the first link and the at least one carrier for
the second link. The first link may be the downlink and the second
link may be the uplink, or vice versa. The mobile station may
receive data on multiple carriers at the same time for multi-
carrier operation on the downlink. The mobile station may
transmit data on multiple carriers at the same time for multi-
carrier operation on the uplink.

7907958 Negotiated channel Techniques to enhance the performance in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7907958; United States: 8938269; China P.R.: ZL200680027949.4; European Patent Convention:
information reporting in a communication system using CQI feedback optimized to support EP1896988; India: 253175; India: 1535/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 4559521; Republic of Korea: 10-1011408
wireless communication different scenarios. According to one aspect, an access terminal
system may select a CQI feedback table based on the access terminals
capability. According to another aspect, an access point may
select a CQI feedback table based on an access terminals
capability, system loading and the type of service provided by the
access point. An access point which provides services that require
high data rates may select a larger CQI feedback table to support
the high data rates for access terminals which support the larger
CQI feedback table. The same access point may select a smaller
CQI feedback table for access terminals which do not have the
capability or need for the high data rate services.

8938269 Negotiated channel Techniques to enhance the performance in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7907958; United States: 8938269; China P.R.: ZL200680027949.4; European Patent Convention:
information reporting in a communication system using CQI feedback optimized to support EP1896988; India: 253175; India: 1535/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 4559521; Republic of Korea: 10-1011408
wireless communication different scenarios. According to one aspect, an access terminal
system may select a CQI feedback table based on the access terminals
capability. According to another aspect, an access point may
select a CQI feedback table based on an access terminals
capability, system loading and the type of service provided by the
access point. An access point which provides services that require
high data rates may select a larger CQI feedback table to support
the high data rates for access terminals which support the larger
CQI feedback table. The same access point may select a smaller
CQI feedback table for access terminals which do not have the
capability or need for the high data rate services.

ZL200680027949.4 Negotiated channel Techniques to enhance the performance in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 7907958; United States: 8938269; China P.R.: ZL200680027949.4; European Patent Convention:
information reporting in a communication system using CQI feedback optimized to support EP1896988; India: 253175; India: 1535/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 4559521; Republic of Korea: 10-1011408
wireless communication different scenarios. According to one aspect, an access terminal
system may select a CQI feedback table based on the access terminals
capability. According to another aspect, an access point may
select a CQI feedback table based on an access terminals
capability, system loading and the type of service provided by the
access point. An access point which provides services that require
high data rates may select a larger CQI feedback table to support
the high data rates for access terminals which support the larger
CQI feedback table. The same access point may select a smaller
CQI feedback table for access terminals which do not have the
capability or need for the high data rate services.

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20070060097 VOIP emergency call support Techniques to support emergency voice-over-Internet Protocol SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.167; United States: 20070060097; United States: 20140376414; China P.R.: ZL200680035724.3; China P.R.:
(VoIP) calls SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; CN102970655; China P.R.: CN102984150; Brazil: PI0614520-5; Canada: 2617783; European Patent Convention:
are described. The techniques may be used for various 3GPP and EP1911257; European Patent Convention: EP2453638; Hong Kong: HK1122444; Japan: 5155165; Japan: 5529219;
3GPP2 networks, Republic of Korea: 10-1030627; Russian Federation: 2391792; Russian Federation: 2491752; Taiwan: I342140
various location architectures, and various types of User
Equipment (UE). A UE
communicates with a visited network to send a request to
establish an emergency VoIP
call. The UE interacts with a location server instructed by the
visited network to obtain
a first position estimate for the UE. The UE performs call setup via
the visited network
to establish the emergency VoIP call with a PSAP, which may be
selected based on the
first position estimate. The UE may thereafter perform
positioning with the location
server to obtain an updated position estimate for the UE, e.g., if
requested by the PSAP.
20140376414 VOIP emergency call support Techniques to support emergency voice-over-Internet Protocol SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.167; United States: 20070060097; United States: 20140376414; China P.R.: ZL200680035724.3; China P.R.:
(VoIP) calls SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; CN102970655; China P.R.: CN102984150; Brazil: PI0614520-5; Canada: 2617783; European Patent Convention:
are described. The techniques may be used for various 3GPP and EP1911257; European Patent Convention: EP2453638; Hong Kong: HK1122444; Japan: 5155165; Japan: 5529219;
3GPP2 networks, Republic of Korea: 10-1030627; Russian Federation: 2391792; Russian Federation: 2491752; Taiwan: I342140
various location architectures, and various types of User
Equipment (UE). A UE
communicates with a visited network to send a request to
establish an emergency VoIP
call. The UE interacts with a location server instructed by the
visited network to obtain
a first position estimate for the UE. The UE performs call setup via
the visited network
to establish the emergency VoIP call with a PSAP, which may be
selected based on the
first position estimate. The UE may thereafter perform
positioning with the location
server to obtain an updated position estimate for the UE, e.g., if
requested by the PSAP.
ZL200680035724.3 VOIP emergency call Techniques to support emergency voice-over-Internet Protocol SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.167; United States: 20070060097; United States: 20140376414; China P.R.: ZL200680035724.3; China P.R.:
handling (VoIP) calls SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; CN102970655; China P.R.: CN102984150; Brazil: PI0614520-5; Canada: 2617783; European Patent Convention:
are described. The techniques may be used for various 3GPP and EP1911257; European Patent Convention: EP2453638; Hong Kong: HK1122444; Japan: 5155165; Japan: 5529219;
3GPP2 networks, Republic of Korea: 10-1030627; Russian Federation: 2391792; Russian Federation: 2491752; Taiwan: I342140
various location architectures, and various types of User
Equipment (UE). A UE
communicates with a visited network to send a request to
establish an emergency VoIP
call. The UE interacts with a location server instructed by the
visited network to obtain
a first position estimate for the UE. The UE performs call setup via
the visited network
to establish the emergency VoIP call with a PSAP, which may be
selected based on the
first position estimate. The UE may thereafter perform
positioning with the location
server to obtain an updated position estimate for the UE, e.g., if
requested by the PSAP.

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CN102970655 VOIP emergency call Techniques to support emergency voice-over-Internet Protocol SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.167; United States: 20070060097; United States: 20140376414; China P.R.: ZL200680035724.3; China P.R.:
handling (VoIP) calls SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; CN102970655; China P.R.: CN102984150; Brazil: PI0614520-5; Canada: 2617783; European Patent Convention:
are described. The techniques may be used for various 3GPP and EP1911257; European Patent Convention: EP2453638; Hong Kong: HK1122444; Japan: 5155165; Japan: 5529219;
3GPP2 networks, Republic of Korea: 10-1030627; Russian Federation: 2391792; Russian Federation: 2491752; Taiwan: I342140
various location architectures, and various types of User
Equipment (UE). A UE
communicates with a visited network to send a request to
establish an emergency VoIP
call. The UE interacts with a location server instructed by the
visited network to obtain
a first position estimate for the UE. The UE performs call setup via
the visited network
to establish the emergency VoIP call with a PSAP, which may be
selected based on the
first position estimate. The UE may thereafter perform
positioning with the location
server to obtain an updated position estimate for the UE, e.g., if
requested by the PSAP.
CN102984150 VOIP emergency call Techniques to support emergency voice-over-Internet Protocol SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.167; United States: 20070060097; United States: 20140376414; China P.R.: ZL200680035724.3; China P.R.:
handling (VoIP) calls SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; CN102970655; China P.R.: CN102984150; Brazil: PI0614520-5; Canada: 2617783; European Patent Convention:
are described. The techniques may be used for various 3GPP and EP1911257; European Patent Convention: EP2453638; Hong Kong: HK1122444; Japan: 5155165; Japan: 5529219;
3GPP2 networks, Republic of Korea: 10-1030627; Russian Federation: 2391792; Russian Federation: 2491752; Taiwan: I342140
various location architectures, and various types of User
Equipment (UE). A UE
communicates with a visited network to send a request to
establish an emergency VoIP
call. The UE interacts with a location server instructed by the
visited network to obtain
a first position estimate for the UE. The UE performs call setup via
the visited network
to establish the emergency VoIP call with a PSAP, which may be
selected based on the
first position estimate. The UE may thereafter perform
positioning with the location
server to obtain an updated position estimate for the UE, e.g., if
requested by the PSAP.
8059608 Transmit spatial diversity for Multiple-In Multiple-Out (MIMO) techniques are used to increase SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 25.308; United States: 8059608; United States: 8570982; China P.R.: ZL200680028682.0; China P.R.: ZL201210140266.7;
cellular single frequency spectral efficiency of a cellular single frequency network. In some European Patent Convention: EP2228915; Germany: EP1894317; Great Britain: EP1894317; India: 251538; Japan:
networks embodiments with single transmit antenna per cell, multiple data 2014-090444; Japan: 5475046; Republic of Korea: 10-0942652; Taiwan: I322632
streams are transmitted from multiple cells, one data stream per
set of transmit antennae. The mapping of streams to antenna
sets is permuted in time. In this way, user equipment devices
(UEs) at cell edges benefit from MIMO, and UEs near cell centers
benefit from high carrier-to-interference (C/I) ratio of the signal.
In some embodiments, each stream is concurrently transmitted
on base layer of a hierarchically modulated signal from one set,
and on enhancement layer of a hierarchically modulated signal
from another set. The mapping of sets to streams is permuted in
time. The UEs at cell edges benefit from MIMO, and the UEs near
cell centers benefit from the high C/I to decode both streams
from the base and enhancement layers.

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8570982 Transmit spatial diversity for Multiple-In Multiple-Out (MIMO) techniques are used to increase SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 25.308; United States: 8059608; United States: 8570982; China P.R.: ZL200680028682.0; China P.R.: ZL201210140266.7;
cellular single frequency spectral efficiency of a cellular single frequency network. In some European Patent Convention: EP2228915; Germany: EP1894317; Great Britain: EP1894317; India: 251538; Japan:
networks embodiments with single transmit antenna per cell, multiple data 2014-090444; Japan: 5475046; Republic of Korea: 10-0942652; Taiwan: I322632
streams are transmitted from multiple cells, one data stream per
set of transmit antennae. The mapping of streams to antenna
sets is permuted in time. In this way, user equipment devices
(UEs) at cell edges benefit from MIMO, and UEs near cell centers
benefit from high carrier-to-interference (C/I) ratio of the signal.
In some embodiments, each stream is concurrently transmitted
on base layer of a hierarchically modulated signal from one set,
and on enhancement layer of a hierarchically modulated signal
from another set. The mapping of sets to streams is permuted in
time. The UEs at cell edges benefit from MIMO, and the UEs near
cell centers benefit from the high C/I to decode both streams
from the base and enhancement layers.

ZL200680028682.0 Transmit spatial diversity for Multiple-In Multiple-Out (MIMO) techniques are used to increase SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 25.308; United States: 8059608; United States: 8570982; China P.R.: ZL200680028682.0; China P.R.: ZL201210140266.7;
cellular single frequency spectral efficiency of a cellular single frequency network. In some European Patent Convention: EP2228915; Germany: EP1894317; Great Britain: EP1894317; India: 251538; Japan:
networks embodiments with single transmit antenna per cell, multiple data 2014-090444; Japan: 5475046; Republic of Korea: 10-0942652; Taiwan: I322632
streams are transmitted from multiple cells, one data stream per
set of transmit antennae. The mapping of streams to antenna
sets is permuted in time. In this way, user equipment devices
(UEs) at cell edges benefit from MIMO, and UEs near cell centers
benefit from high carrier-to-interference (C/I) ratio of the signal.
In some embodiments, each stream is concurrently transmitted
on base layer of a hierarchically modulated signal from one set,
and on enhancement layer of a hierarchically modulated signal
from another set. The mapping of sets to streams is permuted in
time. The UEs at cell edges benefit from MIMO, and the UEs near
cell centers benefit from the high C/I to decode both streams
from the base and enhancement layers.

ZL201210140266.7 Transmit spatial diversity for Multiple-In Multiple-Out (MIMO) techniques are used to increase SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 25.308; United States: 8059608; United States: 8570982; China P.R.: ZL200680028682.0; China P.R.: ZL201210140266.7;
cellular single frequency spectral efficiency of a cellular single frequency network. In some European Patent Convention: EP2228915; Germany: EP1894317; Great Britain: EP1894317; India: 251538; Japan:
networks embodiments with single transmit antenna per cell, multiple data 2014-090444; Japan: 5475046; Republic of Korea: 10-0942652; Taiwan: I322632
streams are transmitted from multiple cells, one data stream per
set of transmit antennae. The mapping of streams to antenna
sets is permuted in time. In this way, user equipment devices
(UEs) at cell edges benefit from MIMO, and UEs near cell centers
benefit from high carrier-to-interference (C/I) ratio of the signal.
In some embodiments, each stream is concurrently transmitted
on base layer of a hierarchically modulated signal from one set,
and on enhancement layer of a hierarchically modulated signal
from another set. The mapping of sets to streams is permuted in
time. The UEs at cell edges benefit from MIMO, and the UEs near
cell centers benefit from the high C/I to decode both streams
from the base and enhancement layers.

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8792902 Method and apparatus for A user equipment (UE) sends to a serving network a request for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8792902; China P.R.: ZL200680029603.8; Germany: EP1894430; Great Britain: EP1894430; India:
providing location services periodic reporting of the UE location to a client entity, periodic SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; 10021/DELNP/2007
with short-circuited message location information, a request to use GMLC short circuit, and/or SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080;
flows a request to use MO-LR short circuit. Various network entities SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 24.030;
may accept or reject each of the UE requests. For each location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
reporting event, the UE may send to the serving network its SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
location estimate (e.g., if available and if MO-LR short circuit is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305;
allowed) and an address of a requesting GMLC (e.g., if GMLC SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413;
short circuit is allowed). The network bypasses location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453;
processing if the location estimate is selected for use. The serving SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 29.002;
network may send the location estimate directly to the R-GMLC
and bypass a visiting GMLC and a home GMLC, e.g., using the
address provided by the UE. The GMLC short circuit and MO-LR
short circuit save system resources and shorten response time.

ZL200680029603.8 Method and apparatus for A user equipment (UE) sends to a serving network a request for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8792902; China P.R.: ZL200680029603.8; Germany: EP1894430; Great Britain: EP1894430; India:
providing location services periodic reporting of the UE location to a client entity, periodic SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; 10021/DELNP/2007
with short-circuited message location information, a request to use GMLC short circuit, and/or SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080;
flows a request to use MO-LR short circuit. Various network entities SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 24.030;
may accept or reject each of the UE requests. For each location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
reporting event, the UE may send to the serving network its SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
location estimate (e.g., if available and if MO-LR short circuit is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305;
allowed) and an address of a requesting GMLC (e.g., if GMLC SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413;
short circuit is allowed). The network bypasses location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453;
processing if the location estimate is selected for use. The serving SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 29.002;
network may send the location estimate directly to the R-GMLC
and bypass a visiting GMLC and a home GMLC, e.g., using the
address provided by the UE. The GMLC short circuit and MO-LR
short circuit save system resources and shorten response time.

9154907 Efficient periodic location A user equipment (UE) communicating with a radio access SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 9154907; United States: 14/875,091; Brazil: PI0611749-0; Canada: 2612764; European Patent
reporting in a radio access network (RAN) sends to a network entity (e.g., an MSC/SGSN) a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; Convention: EP1894429; European Patent Convention: EP2477422; European Patent Convention: EP2863659;
network request for periodic reporting of the UE location to a client entity. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080; Hong Kong: HK1173312; Hong Kong: HK1118413; India: 10024/DELNP/2007; Israel: 188265; Japan: 5349961;
After the request is approved, the MSC/SGSN sends to the RAN SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 24.030; Japan: 5547131; Republic of Korea: 10-0937089; Russian Federation: 2384021; Singapore: 163515
signaling to initiate periodic location reporting for the UE. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
RAN may request a positioning center (e.g., a SAS) to send SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
assistance data to the UE. The RAN may coordinate and control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305;
the periodic location reporting or may pass the control over to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413;
the positioning center. For each location reporting, the UE sends SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453;
location information (e.g., measurements made by the UE or a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 29.002;
location estimate computed by the UE) to the RAN. The SAS
computes a location estimate if the UE sends measurements. The
RAN then sends the location estimate for the UE to the
MSC/SGSN, which forwards the location estimate toward the
client entity.

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14/875,091 Efficient periodic location A user equipment (UE) communicating with a radio access SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 9154907; United States: 14/875,091; Brazil: PI0611749-0; Canada: 2612764; European Patent
reporting in a radio access network (RAN) sends to a network entity (e.g., an MSC/SGSN) a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; Convention: EP1894429; European Patent Convention: EP2477422; European Patent Convention: EP2863659;
network request for periodic reporting of the UE location to a client entity. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080; Hong Kong: HK1173312; Hong Kong: HK1118413; India: 10024/DELNP/2007; Israel: 188265; Japan: 5349961;
After the request is approved, the MSC/SGSN sends to the RAN SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 24.030; Japan: 5547131; Republic of Korea: 10-0937089; Russian Federation: 2384021; Singapore: 163515
signaling to initiate periodic location reporting for the UE. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
RAN may request a positioning center (e.g., a SAS) to send SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
assistance data to the UE. The RAN may coordinate and control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305;
the periodic location reporting or may pass the control over to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413;
the positioning center. For each location reporting, the UE sends SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453;
location information (e.g., measurements made by the UE or a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 29.002;
location estimate computed by the UE) to the RAN. The SAS
computes a location estimate if the UE sends measurements. The
RAN then sends the location estimate for the UE to the
MSC/SGSN, which forwards the location estimate toward the
client entity.

7869417 Multiplexing and feedback A control scheme using packet headers allows GSM EDGE Radio SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7869417; United States: 8743861; United States: 8913537; China P.R.: CN101268629; China P.R.:
support for wireless Access Network (GERAN) systems to increase spectral efficiency SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201110120272.1; China P.R.: ZL201110120258.1; Germany: EP1911169; Germany: EP1936827; Germany:
communication systems through multiplexing techniques, such as superposition coding, EP1936828; Great Britain: EP1911169; Great Britain: EP1936827; Great Britain: EP1936828; India: 252127; Japan:
multi-user packet transmission, joint detection, and/or joint 5006320; Japan: 5384544; Republic of Korea: 10-1003289; Taiwan: I316354
decoding. A fast feedback scheme for GERAN allows Voice over
Internet Protocol (VoIP) frames to be transmitted over GERAN air
interfaces without excessive feedback latency. As a result, Hybrid
Automatic Repeat-reQuest (H-ARQ) acknowledgements may be
timely provided for end-to-end VoIP calls that traverse GERAN air
interfaces. Additionally, Incremental Redundancy H-ARQ and link
quality feedback latencies are decreased.

8743861 Multiplexing and feedback A control scheme using packet headers allows GSM EDGE Radio SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7869417; United States: 8743861; United States: 8913537; China P.R.: CN101268629; China P.R.:
support for wireless Access Network (GERAN) systems to increase spectral efficiency SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201110120272.1; China P.R.: ZL201110120258.1; Germany: EP1911169; Germany: EP1936827; Germany:
communication systems through multiplexing techniques, such as superposition coding, EP1936828; Great Britain: EP1911169; Great Britain: EP1936827; Great Britain: EP1936828; India: 252127; Japan:
multi-user packet transmission, joint detection, and/or joint 5006320; Japan: 5384544; Republic of Korea: 10-1003289; Taiwan: I316354
decoding. A fast feedback scheme for GERAN allows Voice over
Internet Protocol (VoIP) frames to be transmitted over GERAN air
interfaces without excessive feedback latency. As a result, Hybrid
Automatic Repeat-reQuest (H-ARQ) acknowledgements may be
timely provided for end-to-end VoIP calls that traverse GERAN air
interfaces. Additionally, Incremental Redundancy H-ARQ and link
quality feedback latencies are decreased.

8913537 Multiplexing and feedback A control scheme using packet headers allows GSM EDGE Radio SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7869417; United States: 8743861; United States: 8913537; China P.R.: CN101268629; China P.R.:
support for wireless Access Network (GERAN) systems to increase spectral efficiency SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201110120272.1; China P.R.: ZL201110120258.1; Germany: EP1911169; Germany: EP1936827; Germany:
communication systems through multiplexing techniques, such as superposition coding, EP1936828; Great Britain: EP1911169; Great Britain: EP1936827; Great Britain: EP1936828; India: 252127; Japan:
multi-user packet transmission, joint detection, and/or joint 5006320; Japan: 5384544; Republic of Korea: 10-1003289; Taiwan: I316354
decoding. A fast feedback scheme for GERAN allows Voice over
Internet Protocol (VoIP) frames to be transmitted over GERAN air
interfaces without excessive feedback latency. As a result, Hybrid
Automatic Repeat-reQuest (H-ARQ) acknowledgements may be
timely provided for end-to-end VoIP calls that traverse GERAN air
interfaces. Additionally, Incremental Redundancy H-ARQ and link
quality feedback latencies are decreased.

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CN101268629 Multiplexing and feedback A control scheme using packet headers allows GSM EDGE Radio SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7869417; United States: 8743861; United States: 8913537; China P.R.: CN101268629; China P.R.:
support for wireless Access Network (GERAN) systems to increase spectral efficiency SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201110120272.1; China P.R.: ZL201110120258.1; Germany: EP1911169; Germany: EP1936827; Germany:
communication systems through multiplexing techniques, such as superposition coding, EP1936828; Great Britain: EP1911169; Great Britain: EP1936827; Great Britain: EP1936828; India: 252127; Japan:
multi-user packet transmission, joint detection, and/or joint 5006320; Japan: 5384544; Republic of Korea: 10-1003289; Taiwan: I316354
decoding. A fast feedback scheme for GERAN allows Voice over
Internet Protocol (VoIP) frames to be transmitted over GERAN air
interfaces without excessive feedback latency. As a result, Hybrid
Automatic Repeat-reQuest (H-ARQ) acknowledgements may be
timely provided for end-to-end VoIP calls that traverse GERAN air
interfaces. Additionally, Incremental Redundancy H-ARQ and link
quality feedback latencies are decreased.

ZL201110120272.1 Multiplexing and feedback A control scheme using packet headers allows GSM EDGE Radio SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7869417; United States: 8743861; United States: 8913537; China P.R.: CN101268629; China P.R.:
support for wireless Access Network (GERAN) systems to increase spectral efficiency SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201110120272.1; China P.R.: ZL201110120258.1; Germany: EP1911169; Germany: EP1936827; Germany:
communication systems through multiplexing techniques, such as superposition coding, EP1936828; Great Britain: EP1911169; Great Britain: EP1936827; Great Britain: EP1936828; India: 252127; Japan:
multi-user packet transmission, joint detection, and/or joint 5006320; Japan: 5384544; Republic of Korea: 10-1003289; Taiwan: I316354
decoding. A fast feedback scheme for GERAN allows Voice over
Internet Protocol (VoIP) frames to be transmitted over GERAN air
interfaces without excessive feedback latency. As a result, Hybrid
Automatic Repeat-reQuest (H-ARQ) acknowledgements may be
timely provided for end-to-end VoIP calls that traverse GERAN air
interfaces. Additionally, Incremental Redundancy H-ARQ and link
quality feedback latencies are decreased.

ZL201110120258.1 Multiplexing and feedback A control scheme using packet headers allows GSM EDGE Radio SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7869417; United States: 8743861; United States: 8913537; China P.R.: CN101268629; China P.R.:
support for wireless Access Network (GERAN) systems to increase spectral efficiency SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201110120272.1; China P.R.: ZL201110120258.1; Germany: EP1911169; Germany: EP1936827; Germany:
communication systems through multiplexing techniques, such as superposition coding, EP1936828; Great Britain: EP1911169; Great Britain: EP1936827; Great Britain: EP1936828; India: 252127; Japan:
multi-user packet transmission, joint detection, and/or joint 5006320; Japan: 5384544; Republic of Korea: 10-1003289; Taiwan: I316354
decoding. A fast feedback scheme for GERAN allows Voice over
Internet Protocol (VoIP) frames to be transmitted over GERAN air
interfaces without excessive feedback latency. As a result, Hybrid
Automatic Repeat-reQuest (H-ARQ) acknowledgements may be
timely provided for end-to-end VoIP calls that traverse GERAN air
interfaces. Additionally, Incremental Redundancy H-ARQ and link
quality feedback latencies are decreased.

8160596 Asymmetric mode of A method and system for providing asymmetric modes of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; United States: 8160596; China P.R.: ZL200680034159.9; Austria: EP1911180; Belgium: EP1911180; Brazil:
operation in multi-carrier operation in multi-carrier wireless communication systems. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; PI0613557-9; Canada: 2616003; Denmark: EP1911180; Finland: EP1911180; France: EP1911180; Germany:
communication systems method may assign a long code mask (LCM) to an information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; EP1911180; Great Britain: EP1911180; Greece: EP1911180; Hong Kong: HK1123893; Hungary: EP1911180; India:
channel associated with a plurality of forward link carriers to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; 252794; Ireland: EP1911180; Italy: EP1911180; Japan: 4927839; Netherlands: EP1911180; Poland: EP1911180;
transmit data from an access network to an access terminal; and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; Portugal: EP1911180; Republic of Korea: 10-0939524; Romania: EP1911180; Russian Federation: 2378764;
multiplex the information channel on a reverse link carrier. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Singapore: 139273; Spain: EP1911180; Sweden: EP1911180; Switzerland: EP1911180; Taiwan: I325247
information channel may include one of data source channel SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
(DSC), data rate control (DRC) and acknowledgment (ACK)
information, and the multiplexing may be code division
multiplexing (CDM). The AN may instruct the AT on whether to
multiplex the DSC information based on feedback from the AT.
The method may further offset the ACK information on the
reverse link to reduce the reverse link peak to average, CDM the
information channel on an I-branch and on a Q-branch, and
transmit the code division multiplexed information channel on
the reverse link carrier.

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ZL200680034159.9 A method and system for A method and system for providing asymmetric modes of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; United States: 8160596; China P.R.: ZL200680034159.9; Austria: EP1911180; Belgium: EP1911180; Brazil:
providing asymmetric modes operation in multi-carrier wireless communication systems. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.211; PI0613557-9; Canada: 2616003; Denmark: EP1911180; Finland: EP1911180; France: EP1911180; Germany:
of operation in multi-carrier method may assign a long code mask (LCM) to an information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; EP1911180; Great Britain: EP1911180; Greece: EP1911180; Hong Kong: HK1123893; Hungary: EP1911180; India:
wireless communication channel associated with a plurality of forward link carriers to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.213; 252794; Ireland: EP1911180; Italy: EP1911180; Japan: 4927839; Netherlands: EP1911180; Poland: EP1911180;
systems transmit data from an access network to an access terminal; and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; Portugal: EP1911180; Republic of Korea: 10-0939524; Romania: EP1911180; Russian Federation: 2378764;
multiplex the information channel on a reverse link carrier. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Singapore: 139273; Spain: EP1911180; Sweden: EP1911180; Switzerland: EP1911180; Taiwan: I325247
information channel may include one of data source channel SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
(DSC), data rate control (DRC) and acknowledgment (ACK)
information, and the multiplexing may be code division
multiplexing (CDM). The AN may instruct the AT on whether to
multiplex the DSC information based on feedback from the AT.
The method may further offset the ACK information on the
reverse link to reduce the reverse link peak to average, CDM the
information channel on an I-branch and on a Q-branch, and
transmit the code division multiplexed information channel on
the reverse link carrier.

8660095 Reverse link transmit power In one embodiment, the patent application comprises an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8660095; China P.R.: ZL200680033568.7; Austria: EP1908184; Belgium: EP1908184; Denmark:
control in a wireless apparatus, method and means for controlling power of an access EP1908184; Finland: EP1908184; France: EP1908184; Germany: EP1908184; Great Britain: EP1908184; Greece:
communication system terminal by adjusting a power of at least one secondary reverse EP1908184; Hong Kong: HK1130374; Hungary: EP1908184; Ireland: EP1908184; Italy: EP1908184; Japan: 4908508;
link carrier by computing a forward link power differential, Netherlands: EP1908184; Poland: EP1908184; Portugal: EP1908184; Republic of Korea: 10-0991918; Romania:
computing a reverse link power differential, and adding a power EP1908184; Spain: EP1908184; Sweden: EP1908184; Switzerland: EP1908184; Taiwan: I358213
level of a primary reverse link carrier pilot with the forward link
power differential and the reverse link power differential. In
another embodiment, the patent application comprises an
apparatus, method and means for controlling power of an access
terminal by adjusting a power of at least one secondary reverse
link carrier by computing a forward link power differential,
computing a reverse link load differential, and adding a power
level of a primary reverse link carrier pilot with the forward link
power differential and the reverse link load differential.

ZL200680033568.7 Method and apparatus for In one embodiment, the patent application comprises an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8660095; China P.R.: ZL200680033568.7; Austria: EP1908184; Belgium: EP1908184; Denmark:
reverse link transmit power apparatus, method and means for controlling power of an access EP1908184; Finland: EP1908184; France: EP1908184; Germany: EP1908184; Great Britain: EP1908184; Greece:
control in a wireless terminal by adjusting a power of at least one secondary reverse EP1908184; Hong Kong: HK1130374; Hungary: EP1908184; Ireland: EP1908184; Italy: EP1908184; Japan: 4908508;
communication system link carrier by computing a forward link power differential, Netherlands: EP1908184; Poland: EP1908184; Portugal: EP1908184; Republic of Korea: 10-0991918; Romania:
computing a reverse link power differential, and adding a power EP1908184; Spain: EP1908184; Sweden: EP1908184; Switzerland: EP1908184; Taiwan: I358213
level of a primary reverse link carrier pilot with the forward link
power differential and the reverse link power differential. In
another embodiment, the patent application comprises an
apparatus, method and means for controlling power of an access
terminal by adjusting a power of at least one secondary reverse
link carrier by computing a forward link power differential,
computing a reverse link load differential, and adding a power
level of a primary reverse link carrier pilot with the forward link
power differential and the reverse link load differential.

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8477731 Method and apparatus for The disclosure is directed to a mobile communication device that SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8477731; United States: 8798008; United States: 9060380; China P.R.: ZL200680035235.8; Australia:
locating a wireless local area measures characteristics or attributes of a first communications 2006272720; Brazil: PI0614181-1; Canada: 2616767; European Patent Convention: EP1913788; Hong Kong:
network in a wide area network that vary according to physical location within that first HK1126065; India: 357/MUMNP/2008; Indonesia: 048.2097A; Israel: 189052; Japan: 4791545; Mexico: 293046;
network communications network to create a fingerprint, or signature, of Norway: 20080978; Philippines: 1-2008-500227; Republic of Korea: 10-1080299; Republic of Korea: 10-1128545;
a location within the first communications network. When the Russian Federation: 2406269; Taiwan: I415493; Taiwan: I445426; Ukraine: 97347; Ukraine: 101416; Vietnam: 9984
fingerprint of the current location of the mobile device is created
it can be compared to a known fingerprint associated with a
second communication network to determine the mobile device s
proximity to the second communications network. Furthermore,
the second and subsequent fingerprint that are generated for a
particular communications network can be used to modify the
stored fingerprint so as to refine it to improve detecting the
proximity to the communications network.

8798008 Method and apparatus for The disclosure is directed to a mobile communication device that SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8477731; United States: 8798008; United States: 9060380; China P.R.: ZL200680035235.8; Australia:
locating a wireless local area measures characteristics or attributes of a first communications 2006272720; Brazil: PI0614181-1; Canada: 2616767; European Patent Convention: EP1913788; Hong Kong:
network in a wide area network that vary according to physical location within that first HK1126065; India: 357/MUMNP/2008; Indonesia: 048.2097A; Israel: 189052; Japan: 4791545; Mexico: 293046;
network communications network to create a fingerprint, or signature, of Norway: 20080978; Philippines: 1-2008-500227; Republic of Korea: 10-1080299; Republic of Korea: 10-1128545;
a location within the first communications network. When the Russian Federation: 2406269; Taiwan: I415493; Taiwan: I445426; Ukraine: 97347; Ukraine: 101416; Vietnam: 9984
fingerprint of the current location of the mobile device is created
it can be compared to a known fingerprint associated with a
second communication network to determine the mobile device s
proximity to the second communications network. Furthermore,
the second and subsequent fingerprint that are generated for a
particular communications network can be used to modify the
stored fingerprint so as to refine it to improve detecting the
proximity to the communications network.

9060380 Method and apparatus for The disclosure is directed to a mobile communication device that SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8477731; United States: 8798008; United States: 9060380; China P.R.: ZL200680035235.8; Australia:
locating a wireless local area measures characteristics or attributes of a first communications 2006272720; Brazil: PI0614181-1; Canada: 2616767; European Patent Convention: EP1913788; Hong Kong:
network in a wide area network that vary according to physical location within that first HK1126065; India: 357/MUMNP/2008; Indonesia: 048.2097A; Israel: 189052; Japan: 4791545; Mexico: 293046;
network communications network to create a fingerprint, or signature, of Norway: 20080978; Philippines: 1-2008-500227; Republic of Korea: 10-1080299; Republic of Korea: 10-1128545;
a location within the first communications network. When the Russian Federation: 2406269; Taiwan: I415493; Taiwan: I445426; Ukraine: 97347; Ukraine: 101416; Vietnam: 9984
fingerprint of the current location of the mobile device is created
it can be compared to a known fingerprint associated with a
second communication network to determine the mobile device s
proximity to the second communications network. Furthermore,
the second and subsequent fingerprint that are generated for a
particular communications network can be used to modify the
stored fingerprint so as to refine it to improve detecting the
proximity to the communications network.

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ZL200680035235.8 Method and apparatus for The disclosure is directed to a mobile communication device that SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8477731; United States: 8798008; United States: 9060380; China P.R.: ZL200680035235.8; Australia:
locating a wireless local area measures characteristics or attributes of a first communications 2006272720; Brazil: PI0614181-1; Canada: 2616767; European Patent Convention: EP1913788; Hong Kong:
network in a wide area network that vary according to physical location within that first HK1126065; India: 357/MUMNP/2008; Indonesia: 048.2097A; Israel: 189052; Japan: 4791545; Mexico: 293046;
network communications network to create a fingerprint, or signature, of Norway: 20080978; Philippines: 1-2008-500227; Republic of Korea: 10-1080299; Republic of Korea: 10-1128545;
a location within the first communications network. When the Russian Federation: 2406269; Taiwan: I415493; Taiwan: I445426; Ukraine: 97347; Ukraine: 101416; Vietnam: 9984
fingerprint of the current location of the mobile device is created
it can be compared to a known fingerprint associated with a
second communication network to determine the mobile device s
proximity to the second communications network. Furthermore,
the second and subsequent fingerprint that are generated for a
particular communications network can be used to modify the
stored fingerprint so as to refine it to improve detecting the
proximity to the communications network.

8483704 Method and Apparatus for The disclosure is directed to a mobile communication device that SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8483704; China P.R.: ZL200680035227.3; Argentina: AR055355; Australia: 2006272721; Brazil:
Maintaining a Fingerprint for measures characteristics or attributes of a first communications PI0614182-0; Canada: 2616774; European Patent Convention: EP2282559; European Patent Convention:
a Wireless Network network that vary according to physical location within that first EP2357865; France: EP1911318; Germany: EP1911318; Great Britain: EP1911318; India: 347/MUMNP/2008;
communications network to create a fingerprint, or signature, of Indonesia: IDP0033019; Israel: 189050; Italy: EP1911318; Japan: 4791546; Mexico: 293051; Mexico: 304550;
a location within the first communications network. When the Republic of Korea: 10-0992275; Republic of Korea: 10-1080296; Russian Federation: 2392775; Russian Federation:
fingerprint of the current location of the mobile device is created 2439852; Singapore: 163645; Spain: EP1911318; Taiwan: I366414; Ukraine: 93383; Ukraine: 95595; Vietnam:
it can be compared to a known fingerprint associated with a 10769
second communication network to determine the mobile device s
proximity to the second communications network. Furthermore,
the second and subsequent fingerprint that are generated for a
particular communications network can be used to modify the
stored fingerprint so as to refine it to improve detecting the
proximity to the communications network.

ZL200680035227.3 Method and Apparatus for The disclosure is directed to a mobile communication device that SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8483704; China P.R.: ZL200680035227.3; Argentina: AR055355; Australia: 2006272721; Brazil:
Maintaining a Fingerprint for measures characteristics or attributes of a first communications PI0614182-0; Canada: 2616774; European Patent Convention: EP2282559; European Patent Convention:
a Wireless Network network that vary according to physical location within that first EP2357865; France: EP1911318; Germany: EP1911318; Great Britain: EP1911318; India: 347/MUMNP/2008;
communications network to create a fingerprint, or signature, of Indonesia: IDP0033019; Israel: 189050; Italy: EP1911318; Japan: 4791546; Mexico: 293051; Mexico: 304550;
a location within the first communications network. When the Republic of Korea: 10-0992275; Republic of Korea: 10-1080296; Russian Federation: 2392775; Russian Federation:
fingerprint of the current location of the mobile device is created 2439852; Singapore: 163645; Spain: EP1911318; Taiwan: I366414; Ukraine: 93383; Ukraine: 95595; Vietnam:
it can be compared to a known fingerprint associated with a 10769
second communication network to determine the mobile device s
proximity to the second communications network. Furthermore,
the second and subsequent fingerprint that are generated for a
particular communications network can be used to modify the
stored fingerprint so as to refine it to improve detecting the
proximity to the communications network.

8358629 Mobile device-initiated Described herein are mechanisms and methods that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.367; United States: 8358629; China P.R.: CN101352091; Argentina: AR056760; Brazil: PI0618186-4; Canada: 2628213;
measurement gap request preparation of inter-radio access technology (inter-RAT) and/or European Patent Convention: EP1943868; India: 262568; Republic of Korea: 10-1120735; Republic of Korea: 10-
inter-frequency handover with respect to a mobile device (user 1189878; Russian Federation: 2445755; Singapore: 166867; Taiwan: I425849
equipment). User equipment can indicate to a network servicing
the user equipment that the user equipment desires to perform
measurements with respect to a different frequency and/or
different technology. Data on the downlink channel can then be
scheduled to ensure that data intended for the user equipment is
not lost while the user equipment is performing the
measurements.

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CN101352091 Mobile device-initiated Described herein are mechanisms and methods that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.367; United States: 8358629; China P.R.: CN101352091; Argentina: AR056760; Brazil: PI0618186-4; Canada: 2628213;
measurement gap request preparation of inter-radio access technology (inter-RAT) and/or European Patent Convention: EP1943868; India: 262568; Republic of Korea: 10-1120735; Republic of Korea: 10-
inter-frequency handover with respect to a mobile device (user 1189878; Russian Federation: 2445755; Singapore: 166867; Taiwan: I425849
equipment). User equipment can indicate to a network servicing
the user equipment that the user equipment desires to perform
measurements with respect to a different frequency and/or
different technology. Data on the downlink channel can then be
scheduled to ensure that data intended for the user equipment is
not lost while the user equipment is performing the
measurements.

8094595 Method and apparatus for Techniques for transmitting and receiving data in an efficient SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8094595; United States: 8098635; China P.R.: ZL200680039441.6; China P.R.: ZL201110069675.8;
packet communications in manner to potentially improve capacity for a wireless network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Austria: EP2234451; Belgium: EP2234451; Denmark: EP2234451; European Patent Convention: EP2677820;
wireless systems and achieve power savings for a wireless device are described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Finland: EP2234451; France: EP1932380; France: EP2234451; Germany: EP1932380; Germany: EP2234451; Great
The techniques utilize a Continuous Packet Connectivity (CPC) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP1932380; Great Britain: EP2234451; Greece: EP2234451; Hungary: EP2234451; India: 259288; India:
mode comprised of multiple (e.g., two) discontinuous SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; 266/MUMNP/2012; Ireland: EP2234451; Italy: EP1932380; Italy: EP2234451; Japan: 4865795; Japan: 5461464;
transmission (DTX) modes and at least one (e.g., one) Japan: 5583819; Netherlands: EP2234451; Poland: EP2234451; Portugal: EP2234451; Republic of Korea: 10-
discontinuous reception (DRX) mode. Each DTX mode is 1042082; Republic of Korea: 10-1111048; Romania: EP2234451; Spain: EP1932380; Spain: EP2234451; Sweden:
associated with different enabled uplink subframes usable for EP2234451; Switzerland: EP2234451; Taiwan: I336181
transmission from the wireless device to the network. Each DRX
mode is associated with different enabled downlink subframes
usable by the network for transmission to the wireless device.
The wireless device may send signaling and/or data on the
enabled uplink subframes and may receive signaling and/or data
on the enabled downlink subframes. The wireless device may
power down during non-enabled subframes to conserve battery
power. Mechanisms to quickly transition between the DTX and
DRX modes are described.

8098635 Method and apparatus for Techniques for transmitting and receiving data in an efficient SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8094595; United States: 8098635; China P.R.: ZL200680039441.6; China P.R.: ZL201110069675.8;
packet communications in manner to potentially improve capacity for a wireless network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Austria: EP2234451; Belgium: EP2234451; Denmark: EP2234451; European Patent Convention: EP2677820;
wireless systems and achieve power savings for a wireless device are described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Finland: EP2234451; France: EP1932380; France: EP2234451; Germany: EP1932380; Germany: EP2234451; Great
The techniques utilize a Continuous Packet Connectivity (CPC) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP1932380; Great Britain: EP2234451; Greece: EP2234451; Hungary: EP2234451; India: 259288; India:
mode comprised of multiple (e.g., two) discontinuous SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; 266/MUMNP/2012; Ireland: EP2234451; Italy: EP1932380; Italy: EP2234451; Japan: 4865795; Japan: 5461464;
transmission (DTX) modes and at least one (e.g., one) Japan: 5583819; Netherlands: EP2234451; Poland: EP2234451; Portugal: EP2234451; Republic of Korea: 10-
discontinuous reception (DRX) mode. Each DTX mode is 1042082; Republic of Korea: 10-1111048; Romania: EP2234451; Spain: EP1932380; Spain: EP2234451; Sweden:
associated with different enabled uplink subframes usable for EP2234451; Switzerland: EP2234451; Taiwan: I336181
transmission from the wireless device to the network. Each DRX
mode is associated with different enabled downlink subframes
usable by the network for transmission to the wireless device.
The wireless device may send signaling and/or data on the
enabled uplink subframes and may receive signaling and/or data
on the enabled downlink subframes. The wireless device may
power down during non-enabled subframes to conserve battery
power. Mechanisms to quickly transition between the DTX and
DRX modes are described.

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ZL200680039441.6 Method and apparatus for Techniques for transmitting and receiving data in an efficient SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8094595; United States: 8098635; China P.R.: ZL200680039441.6; China P.R.: ZL201110069675.8;
packet communications in manner to potentially improve capacity for a wireless network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Austria: EP2234451; Belgium: EP2234451; Denmark: EP2234451; European Patent Convention: EP2677820;
wireless systems and achieve power savings for a wireless device are described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Finland: EP2234451; France: EP1932380; France: EP2234451; Germany: EP1932380; Germany: EP2234451; Great
The techniques utilize a Continuous Packet Connectivity (CPC) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP1932380; Great Britain: EP2234451; Greece: EP2234451; Hungary: EP2234451; India: 259288; India:
mode comprised of multiple (e.g., two) discontinuous SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; 266/MUMNP/2012; Ireland: EP2234451; Italy: EP1932380; Italy: EP2234451; Japan: 4865795; Japan: 5461464;
transmission (DTX) modes and at least one (e.g., one) Japan: 5583819; Netherlands: EP2234451; Poland: EP2234451; Portugal: EP2234451; Republic of Korea: 10-
discontinuous reception (DRX) mode. Each DTX mode is 1042082; Republic of Korea: 10-1111048; Romania: EP2234451; Spain: EP1932380; Spain: EP2234451; Sweden:
associated with different enabled uplink subframes usable for EP2234451; Switzerland: EP2234451; Taiwan: I336181
transmission from the wireless device to the network. Each DRX
mode is associated with different enabled downlink subframes
usable by the network for transmission to the wireless device.
The wireless device may send signaling and/or data on the
enabled uplink subframes and may receive signaling and/or data
on the enabled downlink subframes. The wireless device may
power down during non-enabled subframes to conserve battery
power. Mechanisms to quickly transition between the DTX and
DRX modes are described.

ZL201110069675.8 Method and apparatus for Techniques for transmitting and receiving data in an efficient SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8094595; United States: 8098635; China P.R.: ZL200680039441.6; China P.R.: ZL201110069675.8;
packet communications in manner to potentially improve capacity for a wireless network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Austria: EP2234451; Belgium: EP2234451; Denmark: EP2234451; European Patent Convention: EP2677820;
wireless systems and achieve power savings for a wireless device are described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Finland: EP2234451; France: EP1932380; France: EP2234451; Germany: EP1932380; Germany: EP2234451; Great
The techniques utilize a Continuous Packet Connectivity (CPC) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP1932380; Great Britain: EP2234451; Greece: EP2234451; Hungary: EP2234451; India: 259288; India:
mode comprised of multiple (e.g., two) discontinuous SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; 266/MUMNP/2012; Ireland: EP2234451; Italy: EP1932380; Italy: EP2234451; Japan: 4865795; Japan: 5461464;
transmission (DTX) modes and at least one (e.g., one) Japan: 5583819; Netherlands: EP2234451; Poland: EP2234451; Portugal: EP2234451; Republic of Korea: 10-
discontinuous reception (DRX) mode. Each DTX mode is 1042082; Republic of Korea: 10-1111048; Romania: EP2234451; Spain: EP1932380; Spain: EP2234451; Sweden:
associated with different enabled uplink subframes usable for EP2234451; Switzerland: EP2234451; Taiwan: I336181
transmission from the wireless device to the network. Each DRX
mode is associated with different enabled downlink subframes
usable by the network for transmission to the wireless device.
The wireless device may send signaling and/or data on the
enabled uplink subframes and may receive signaling and/or data
on the enabled downlink subframes. The wireless device may
power down during non-enabled subframes to conserve battery
power. Mechanisms to quickly transition between the DTX and
DRX modes are described.

20070211675 System and method for multi- A system and method are provided for a multi-network wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 20070211675; United States: 8730926; United States: 20100110993; China P.R.: ZL200780007940.1;
network coverage communications access terminal (AT) to access multi-network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; China P.R.: CN103096420; European Patent Convention: EP2479934; Germany: EP1999895; Germany: EP2378714;
coverage. The method registers a multi-network AT in a first Great Britain: EP1999895; Great Britain: EP2378714; Hong Kong: HK1184622; India: 260588; India:
communications network. In response to registering with the first 2123/MUMNP/2013; India: 2130/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5080502; Japan: 2012-010379; Japan: 5797796; Japan:
network, 5539439; Republic of Korea: 10-1074305; Republic of Korea: 10-1234901
the AT receives information via the first network that is required
for
accessing a second communications network (e.g., an IEEE 802.20
or 1xEVDO
network). The AT obtains services accessed via the second
network, in
response to the access information received via the first network.
For
example, the second network access information may be system
information,
channel information, or access point parameters. The AT retains
the option
of obtaining services accessed via the first network if the second
network
cannot be accessing the second network.

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8730926 System and method for multi- A system and method are provided for a multi-network wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 20070211675; United States: 8730926; United States: 20100110993; China P.R.: ZL200780007940.1;
network coverage communications access terminal (AT) to access multi-network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; China P.R.: CN103096420; European Patent Convention: EP2479934; Germany: EP1999895; Germany: EP2378714;
coverage. The method registers a multi-network AT in a first Great Britain: EP1999895; Great Britain: EP2378714; Hong Kong: HK1184622; India: 260588; India:
communications network. In response to registering with the first 2123/MUMNP/2013; India: 2130/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5080502; Japan: 2012-010379; Japan: 5797796; Japan:
network, 5539439; Republic of Korea: 10-1074305; Republic of Korea: 10-1234901
the AT receives information via the first network that is required
for
accessing a second communications network (e.g., an IEEE 802.20
or 1xEVDO
network). The AT obtains services accessed via the second
network, in
response to the access information received via the first network.
For
example, the second network access information may be system
information,
channel information, or access point parameters. The AT retains
the option
of obtaining services accessed via the first network if the second
network
cannot be accessing the second network.

20100110993 System and method for multi- A system and method are provided for a multi-network wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 20070211675; United States: 8730926; United States: 20100110993; China P.R.: ZL200780007940.1;
network coverage communications access terminal (AT) to access multi-network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; China P.R.: CN103096420; European Patent Convention: EP2479934; Germany: EP1999895; Germany: EP2378714;
coverage. The method registers a multi-network AT in a first Great Britain: EP1999895; Great Britain: EP2378714; Hong Kong: HK1184622; India: 260588; India:
communications network. In response to registering with the first 2123/MUMNP/2013; India: 2130/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5080502; Japan: 2012-010379; Japan: 5797796; Japan:
network, 5539439; Republic of Korea: 10-1074305; Republic of Korea: 10-1234901
the AT receives information via the first network that is required
for
accessing a second communications network (e.g., an IEEE 802.20
or 1xEVDO
network). The AT obtains services accessed via the second
network, in
response to the access information received via the first network.
For
example, the second network access information may be system
information,
channel information, or access point parameters. The AT retains
the option
of obtaining services accessed via the first network if the second
network
cannot be accessing the second network.

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ZL200780007940.1 System and method for multi- A system and method are provided for a multi-network wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 20070211675; United States: 8730926; United States: 20100110993; China P.R.: ZL200780007940.1;
network coverage communications access terminal (AT) to access multi-network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; China P.R.: CN103096420; European Patent Convention: EP2479934; Germany: EP1999895; Germany: EP2378714;
coverage. The method registers a multi-network AT in a first Great Britain: EP1999895; Great Britain: EP2378714; Hong Kong: HK1184622; India: 260588; India:
communications network. In response to registering with the first 2123/MUMNP/2013; India: 2130/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5080502; Japan: 2012-010379; Japan: 5797796; Japan:
network, 5539439; Republic of Korea: 10-1074305; Republic of Korea: 10-1234901
the AT receives information via the first network that is required
for
accessing a second communications network (e.g., an IEEE 802.20
or 1xEVDO
network). The AT obtains services accessed via the second
network, in
response to the access information received via the first network.
For
example, the second network access information may be system
information,
channel information, or access point parameters. The AT retains
the option
of obtaining services accessed via the first network if the second
network
cannot be accessing the second network.

CN103096420 System and method for multi- A system and method are provided for a multi-network wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 20070211675; United States: 8730926; United States: 20100110993; China P.R.: ZL200780007940.1;
network coverage communications access terminal (AT) to access multi-network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; China P.R.: CN103096420; European Patent Convention: EP2479934; Germany: EP1999895; Germany: EP2378714;
coverage. The method registers a multi-network AT in a first Great Britain: EP1999895; Great Britain: EP2378714; Hong Kong: HK1184622; India: 260588; India:
communications network. In response to registering with the first 2123/MUMNP/2013; India: 2130/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5080502; Japan: 2012-010379; Japan: 5797796; Japan:
network, 5539439; Republic of Korea: 10-1074305; Republic of Korea: 10-1234901
the AT receives information via the first network that is required
for
accessing a second communications network (e.g., an IEEE 802.20
or 1xEVDO
network). The AT obtains services accessed via the second
network, in
response to the access information received via the first network.
For
example, the second network access information may be system
information,
channel information, or access point parameters. The AT retains
the option
of obtaining services accessed via the first network if the second
network
cannot be accessing the second network.

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20070124395 Geography-based filtering of A communication system for filtering multi-destination messages SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20070124395; China P.R.: CN104506266; European Patent Convention: EP1938629; France:
broadcasts is disclosed. The communication system includes a number of EP2093909; Germany: EP2093909; Great Britain: EP2093909; India: 2459/DELNP/2008; Italy: EP2093909; Japan:
transmitters, an interface, a first filter, and a second filter. The 5254019; Japan: 5307183; Japan: 2013-153454; Republic of Korea: 10-1115265; Spain: EP2093909; Taiwan:
number of transmitters are configured to send information I415489; Taiwan: I424703
wirelessly to a number of wireless terminals. The interface is
configured to receive messages intended for at least some of the
number of wireless terminals, where the number of wireless
terminals include a wireless terminal. The first filter is configured
to determine a subset of the number of transmitters that
generally correspond to a predetermined geographic criteria,
where the subset are configured to transmit a message. The
second filter is configured to determine if the wireless terminal
corresponds to the predetermined geographic criteria.

CN104506266 Geography-based filtering of A communication system for filtering multi-destination messages SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20070124395; China P.R.: CN104506266; European Patent Convention: EP1938629; France:
broadcasts is disclosed. The communication system includes a number of EP2093909; Germany: EP2093909; Great Britain: EP2093909; India: 2459/DELNP/2008; Italy: EP2093909; Japan:
transmitters, an interface, a first filter, and a second filter. The 5254019; Japan: 5307183; Japan: 2013-153454; Republic of Korea: 10-1115265; Spain: EP2093909; Taiwan:
number of transmitters are configured to send information I415489; Taiwan: I424703
wirelessly to a number of wireless terminals. The interface is
configured to receive messages intended for at least some of the
number of wireless terminals, where the number of wireless
terminals include a wireless terminal. The first filter is configured
to determine a subset of the number of transmitters that
generally correspond to a predetermined geographic criteria,
where the subset are configured to transmit a message. The
second filter is configured to determine if the wireless terminal
corresponds to the predetermined geographic criteria.

8489128 Efficient transmission on a Techniques for efficient data transmission and reception in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8489128; United States: 20130301583; China P.R.: ZL200680049526.2; Brazil: PI0618057-4; Canada:
shared data channel for wireless communication system are described. In an aspect, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.214; 2627613; European Patent Convention: EP1943764; India: 3604/DELNP/2008; Japan: 4875098; Republic of Korea:
wireless communication Node B sends transmissions on a shared data channel to a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.321; 10-0983198; Russian Federation: 2392749; Taiwan: I326167
equipment (UE) based on at least one parameter assigned to the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331;
UE prior to the transmissions. The Node B sends no signaling for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
the transmissions sent to the UE on the shared data channel. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321;
UE processes the transmissions received from the shared data
channel based on the assigned parameter(s). In another aspect, a
Node B may send transmissions to a UE in time intervals assigned
to the UE. In yet another aspect, a Node B may send
transmissions to a UE based on assigned or non-assigned
parameters. The Node B sends signaling whenever transmissions
are sent with non-assigned parameters. The UE may process a
transmission based on parameters obtained from received
signaling or the assigned parameters.

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20130301583 Efficient transmission on a Techniques for efficient data transmission and reception in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8489128; United States: 20130301583; China P.R.: ZL200680049526.2; Brazil: PI0618057-4; Canada:
shared data channel for wireless communication system are described. In an aspect, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.214; 2627613; European Patent Convention: EP1943764; India: 3604/DELNP/2008; Japan: 4875098; Republic of Korea:
wireless communication Node B sends transmissions on a shared data channel to a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.321; 10-0983198; Russian Federation: 2392749; Taiwan: I326167
equipment (UE) based on at least one parameter assigned to the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331;
UE prior to the transmissions. The Node B sends no signaling for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
the transmissions sent to the UE on the shared data channel. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321;
UE processes the transmissions received from the shared data
channel based on the assigned parameter(s). In another aspect, a
Node B may send transmissions to a UE in time intervals assigned
to the UE. In yet another aspect, a Node B may send
transmissions to a UE based on assigned or non-assigned
parameters. The Node B sends signaling whenever transmissions
are sent with non-assigned parameters. The UE may process a
transmission based on parameters obtained from received
signaling or the assigned parameters.

ZL200680049526.2 Efficient transmission on a Techniques for efficient data transmission and reception in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8489128; United States: 20130301583; China P.R.: ZL200680049526.2; Brazil: PI0618057-4; Canada:
shared data channel for wireless communication system are described. In an aspect, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.214; 2627613; European Patent Convention: EP1943764; India: 3604/DELNP/2008; Japan: 4875098; Republic of Korea:
wireless communication Node B sends transmissions on a shared data channel to a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.321; 10-0983198; Russian Federation: 2392749; Taiwan: I326167
equipment (UE) based on at least one parameter assigned to the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331;
UE prior to the transmissions. The Node B sends no signaling for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
the transmissions sent to the UE on the shared data channel. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321;
UE processes the transmissions received from the shared data
channel based on the assigned parameter(s). In another aspect, a
Node B may send transmissions to a UE in time intervals assigned
to the UE. In yet another aspect, a Node B may send
transmissions to a UE based on assigned or non-assigned
parameters. The Node B sends signaling whenever transmissions
are sent with non-assigned parameters. The UE may process a
transmission based on parameters obtained from received
signaling or the assigned parameters.

8068056 Location reporting with Techniques for supporting periodic and other location services SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8068056; United States: 8755818; United States: 8874134; United States: 20150005006; China P.R.:
secure user plane location with Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) and other location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL200680039079.2; China P.R.: CN103200679; China P.R.: CN103200523; Australia: 2006282944; Austria:
(SUPL) architectures are described. The techniques can provide position SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; EP1946572; Belgium: EP1946572; Brazil: PI0615136-1; Canada: 2620297; Denmark: EP1946572; Finland:
estimates for a SUPL enabled terminal (SET) to a SUPL agent SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305; EP1946572; France: EP1946572; Germany: EP1946572; Great Britain: EP1946572; Greece: EP1946572; Hong Kong:
periodically and/or based on trigger events. A Home SUPL SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413; HK1184311; Hong Kong: HK1184313; Hungary: EP1946572; India: 253081; India: 279/MUMNP/2012; Indonesia:
Location Platform (H-SLP) receives from the SUPL agent a request SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453; IDP0030825; Ireland: EP1946572; Italy: EP1946572; Japan: 4809437; Japan: 5254404; Mexico: 286282;
for position estimates for the SET. The H-SLP starts a SUPL Netherlands: EP1946572; Poland: EP1946572; Portugal: EP1946572; Republic of Korea: 10-0997318; Romania:
location session with the SET. For each of at least one reporting EP1946572; Russian Federation: 2389156; Singapore: 140297; Spain: EP1946572; Sweden: EP1946572;
event during the location session, the H-SLP obtains a position Switzerland: EP1946572
estimate for the SET and sends the position estimate to the SUPL
agent. The position estimate may be derived by the SET and sent
to the H-SLP. Alternatively, the position estimate may be derived
by the H-SLP based on measurements from the SET.

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8755818 Location reporting with Techniques for supporting periodic and other location services SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8068056; United States: 8755818; United States: 8874134; United States: 20150005006; China P.R.:
secure user plane location with Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) and other location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL200680039079.2; China P.R.: CN103200679; China P.R.: CN103200523; Australia: 2006282944; Austria:
(SUPL) architectures are described. The techniques can provide position SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; EP1946572; Belgium: EP1946572; Brazil: PI0615136-1; Canada: 2620297; Denmark: EP1946572; Finland:
estimates for a SUPL enabled terminal (SET) to a SUPL agent SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305; EP1946572; France: EP1946572; Germany: EP1946572; Great Britain: EP1946572; Greece: EP1946572; Hong Kong:
periodically and/or based on trigger events. A Home SUPL SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413; HK1184311; Hong Kong: HK1184313; Hungary: EP1946572; India: 253081; India: 279/MUMNP/2012; Indonesia:
Location Platform (H-SLP) receives from the SUPL agent a request SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453; IDP0030825; Ireland: EP1946572; Italy: EP1946572; Japan: 4809437; Japan: 5254404; Mexico: 286282;
for position estimates for the SET. The H-SLP starts a SUPL Netherlands: EP1946572; Poland: EP1946572; Portugal: EP1946572; Republic of Korea: 10-0997318; Romania:
location session with the SET. For each of at least one reporting EP1946572; Russian Federation: 2389156; Singapore: 140297; Spain: EP1946572; Sweden: EP1946572;
event during the location session, the H-SLP obtains a position Switzerland: EP1946572
estimate for the SET and sends the position estimate to the SUPL
agent. The position estimate may be derived by the SET and sent
to the H-SLP. Alternatively, the position estimate may be derived
by the H-SLP based on measurements from the SET.

8874134 Location reporting with Techniques for supporting periodic and other location services SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8068056; United States: 8755818; United States: 8874134; United States: 20150005006; China P.R.:
secure user plane location with Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) and other location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL200680039079.2; China P.R.: CN103200679; China P.R.: CN103200523; Australia: 2006282944; Austria:
(SUPL) architectures are described. The techniques can provide position SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; EP1946572; Belgium: EP1946572; Brazil: PI0615136-1; Canada: 2620297; Denmark: EP1946572; Finland:
estimates for a SUPL enabled terminal (SET) to a SUPL agent SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305; EP1946572; France: EP1946572; Germany: EP1946572; Great Britain: EP1946572; Greece: EP1946572; Hong Kong:
periodically and/or based on trigger events. A Home SUPL SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413; HK1184311; Hong Kong: HK1184313; Hungary: EP1946572; India: 253081; India: 279/MUMNP/2012; Indonesia:
Location Platform (H-SLP) receives from the SUPL agent a request SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453; IDP0030825; Ireland: EP1946572; Italy: EP1946572; Japan: 4809437; Japan: 5254404; Mexico: 286282;
for position estimates for the SET. The H-SLP starts a SUPL Netherlands: EP1946572; Poland: EP1946572; Portugal: EP1946572; Republic of Korea: 10-0997318; Romania:
location session with the SET. For each of at least one reporting EP1946572; Russian Federation: 2389156; Singapore: 140297; Spain: EP1946572; Sweden: EP1946572;
event during the location session, the H-SLP obtains a position Switzerland: EP1946572
estimate for the SET and sends the position estimate to the SUPL
agent. The position estimate may be derived by the SET and sent
to the H-SLP. Alternatively, the position estimate may be derived
by the H-SLP based on measurements from the SET.

20150005006 Location reporting with Techniques for supporting periodic and other location services SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8068056; United States: 8755818; United States: 8874134; United States: 20150005006; China P.R.:
secure user plane location with Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) and other location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL200680039079.2; China P.R.: CN103200679; China P.R.: CN103200523; Australia: 2006282944; Austria:
(SUPL) architectures are described. The techniques can provide position SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; EP1946572; Belgium: EP1946572; Brazil: PI0615136-1; Canada: 2620297; Denmark: EP1946572; Finland:
estimates for a SUPL enabled terminal (SET) to a SUPL agent SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305; EP1946572; France: EP1946572; Germany: EP1946572; Great Britain: EP1946572; Greece: EP1946572; Hong Kong:
periodically and/or based on trigger events. A Home SUPL SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413; HK1184311; Hong Kong: HK1184313; Hungary: EP1946572; India: 253081; India: 279/MUMNP/2012; Indonesia:
Location Platform (H-SLP) receives from the SUPL agent a request SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453; IDP0030825; Ireland: EP1946572; Italy: EP1946572; Japan: 4809437; Japan: 5254404; Mexico: 286282;
for position estimates for the SET. The H-SLP starts a SUPL Netherlands: EP1946572; Poland: EP1946572; Portugal: EP1946572; Republic of Korea: 10-0997318; Romania:
location session with the SET. For each of at least one reporting EP1946572; Russian Federation: 2389156; Singapore: 140297; Spain: EP1946572; Sweden: EP1946572;
event during the location session, the H-SLP obtains a position Switzerland: EP1946572
estimate for the SET and sends the position estimate to the SUPL
agent. The position estimate may be derived by the SET and sent
to the H-SLP. Alternatively, the position estimate may be derived
by the H-SLP based on measurements from the SET.

ZL200680039079.2 Location reporting with Techniques for supporting periodic and other location services SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8068056; United States: 8755818; United States: 8874134; United States: 20150005006; China P.R.:
secure user plane location with Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) and other location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL200680039079.2; China P.R.: CN103200679; China P.R.: CN103200523; Australia: 2006282944; Austria:
(SUPL) architectures are described. The techniques can provide position SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; EP1946572; Belgium: EP1946572; Brazil: PI0615136-1; Canada: 2620297; Denmark: EP1946572; Finland:
estimates for a SUPL enabled terminal (SET) to a SUPL agent SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305; EP1946572; France: EP1946572; Germany: EP1946572; Great Britain: EP1946572; Greece: EP1946572; Hong Kong:
periodically and/or based on trigger events. A Home SUPL SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413; HK1184311; Hong Kong: HK1184313; Hungary: EP1946572; India: 253081; India: 279/MUMNP/2012; Indonesia:
Location Platform (H-SLP) receives from the SUPL agent a request SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453; IDP0030825; Ireland: EP1946572; Italy: EP1946572; Japan: 4809437; Japan: 5254404; Mexico: 286282;
for position estimates for the SET. The H-SLP starts a SUPL Netherlands: EP1946572; Poland: EP1946572; Portugal: EP1946572; Republic of Korea: 10-0997318; Romania:
location session with the SET. For each of at least one reporting EP1946572; Russian Federation: 2389156; Singapore: 140297; Spain: EP1946572; Sweden: EP1946572;
event during the location session, the H-SLP obtains a position Switzerland: EP1946572
estimate for the SET and sends the position estimate to the SUPL
agent. The position estimate may be derived by the SET and sent
to the H-SLP. Alternatively, the position estimate may be derived
by the H-SLP based on measurements from the SET.

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CN103200679 Location reporting with Techniques for supporting periodic and other location services SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8068056; United States: 8755818; United States: 8874134; United States: 20150005006; China P.R.:
secure user plane location with Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) and other location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL200680039079.2; China P.R.: CN103200679; China P.R.: CN103200523; Australia: 2006282944; Austria:
(SUPL) architectures are described. The techniques can provide position SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; EP1946572; Belgium: EP1946572; Brazil: PI0615136-1; Canada: 2620297; Denmark: EP1946572; Finland:
estimates for a SUPL enabled terminal (SET) to a SUPL agent SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305; EP1946572; France: EP1946572; Germany: EP1946572; Great Britain: EP1946572; Greece: EP1946572; Hong Kong:
periodically and/or based on trigger events. A Home SUPL SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413; HK1184311; Hong Kong: HK1184313; Hungary: EP1946572; India: 253081; India: 279/MUMNP/2012; Indonesia:
Location Platform (H-SLP) receives from the SUPL agent a request SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453; IDP0030825; Ireland: EP1946572; Italy: EP1946572; Japan: 4809437; Japan: 5254404; Mexico: 286282;
for position estimates for the SET. The H-SLP starts a SUPL Netherlands: EP1946572; Poland: EP1946572; Portugal: EP1946572; Republic of Korea: 10-0997318; Romania:
location session with the SET. For each of at least one reporting EP1946572; Russian Federation: 2389156; Singapore: 140297; Spain: EP1946572; Sweden: EP1946572;
event during the location session, the H-SLP obtains a position Switzerland: EP1946572
estimate for the SET and sends the position estimate to the SUPL
agent. The position estimate may be derived by the SET and sent
to the H-SLP. Alternatively, the position estimate may be derived
by the H-SLP based on measurements from the SET.

CN103200523 Location reporting with Techniques for supporting periodic and other location services SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8068056; United States: 8755818; United States: 8874134; United States: 20150005006; China P.R.:
secure user plane location with Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) and other location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL200680039079.2; China P.R.: CN103200679; China P.R.: CN103200523; Australia: 2006282944; Austria:
(SUPL) architectures are described. The techniques can provide position SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271; EP1946572; Belgium: EP1946572; Brazil: PI0615136-1; Canada: 2620297; Denmark: EP1946572; Finland:
estimates for a SUPL enabled terminal (SET) to a SUPL agent SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305; EP1946572; France: EP1946572; Germany: EP1946572; Great Britain: EP1946572; Greece: EP1946572; Hong Kong:
periodically and/or based on trigger events. A Home SUPL SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413; HK1184311; Hong Kong: HK1184313; Hungary: EP1946572; India: 253081; India: 279/MUMNP/2012; Indonesia:
Location Platform (H-SLP) receives from the SUPL agent a request SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453; IDP0030825; Ireland: EP1946572; Italy: EP1946572; Japan: 4809437; Japan: 5254404; Mexico: 286282;
for position estimates for the SET. The H-SLP starts a SUPL Netherlands: EP1946572; Poland: EP1946572; Portugal: EP1946572; Republic of Korea: 10-0997318; Romania:
location session with the SET. For each of at least one reporting EP1946572; Russian Federation: 2389156; Singapore: 140297; Spain: EP1946572; Sweden: EP1946572;
event during the location session, the H-SLP obtains a position Switzerland: EP1946572
estimate for the SET and sends the position estimate to the SUPL
agent. The position estimate may be derived by the SET and sent
to the H-SLP. Alternatively, the position estimate may be derived
by the H-SLP based on measurements from the SET.

8842631 Data state transition during Described herein are mechanisms and methods that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.999; United States: 8842631; China P.R.: CN101317488; China P.R.: CN104812009; Argentina: AR056822; European
handoff seamless handoff of an access terminal between access points Patent Convention: EP1955570; European Patent Convention: EP2175679; Hong Kong: HK1143268; India: 260774;
(transceiver modules). A first transceiver module can be providing India: 228/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 4843052; Republic of Korea: 10-1101724; Taiwan: I377853; Taiwan: I463888
forward link data services to an access terminal when it requests
a handoff to a second transceiver module. In response, the first
transceiver module can provide data that is desirably transmitted
to the access terminal to the second transceiver module. A
network module can inform a plurality of transceiver modules
that the second transceiver module is servicing the access
terminal, and can further provide data to the second transceiver
module for transmittal to the access terminal.

CN101317488 Data state transition during Described herein are mechanisms and methods that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.999; United States: 8842631; China P.R.: CN101317488; China P.R.: CN104812009; Argentina: AR056822; European
handoff seamless handoff of an access terminal between access points Patent Convention: EP1955570; European Patent Convention: EP2175679; Hong Kong: HK1143268; India: 260774;
(transceiver modules). A first transceiver module can be providing India: 228/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 4843052; Republic of Korea: 10-1101724; Taiwan: I377853; Taiwan: I463888
forward link data services to an access terminal when it requests
a handoff to a second transceiver module. In response, the first
transceiver module can provide data that is desirably transmitted
to the access terminal to the second transceiver module. A
network module can inform a plurality of transceiver modules
that the second transceiver module is servicing the access
terminal, and can further provide data to the second transceiver
module for transmittal to the access terminal.

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CN104812009 Data state transition during Described herein are mechanisms and methods that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.999; United States: 8842631; China P.R.: CN101317488; China P.R.: CN104812009; Argentina: AR056822; European
handoff seamless handoff of an access terminal between access points Patent Convention: EP1955570; European Patent Convention: EP2175679; Hong Kong: HK1143268; India: 260774;
(transceiver modules). A first transceiver module can be providing India: 228/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 4843052; Republic of Korea: 10-1101724; Taiwan: I377853; Taiwan: I463888
forward link data services to an access terminal when it requests
a handoff to a second transceiver module. In response, the first
transceiver module can provide data that is desirably transmitted
to the access terminal to the second transceiver module. A
network module can inform a plurality of transceiver modules
that the second transceiver module is servicing the access
terminal, and can further provide data to the second transceiver
module for transmittal to the access terminal.

7974639 Method and Apparatus for For a call flow to perform position determination, a network SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7974639; United States: 8929919
Performing Position sends to a user equipment (UE) an indication (e.g., a request for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
Determination with a Short permission) to perform a position fix for the UE. The UE responds SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080;
Circuit Call Flow by sending to the network an acknowledgment (e.g., a grant of SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
permission) to perform the position fix. The UE selectively sends a SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 24.030;
position estimate for itself to the network, typically along with SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080;
the acknowledgment. The network may initiate location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
processing if (1) a location estimate is not received from the UE or SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
(2) a location estimate is received from the UE but the network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080;
decides not to use this location estimate. In this case, the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305;
network and the UE perform location processing to obtain a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413;
position fix for the UE. However, if a location estimate is received SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453;
from the UE and the network decides to use the location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 29.002;
estimate, then the location processing is bypassed or short
circuited.

8929919 Method and Apparatus for For a call flow to perform position determination, a network SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7974639; United States: 8929919
Performing Position sends to a user equipment (UE) an indication (e.g., a request for SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
Determination with a Short permission) to perform a position fix for the UE. The UE responds SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080;
Circuit Call Flow by sending to the network an acknowledgment (e.g., a grant of SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
permission) to perform the position fix. The UE selectively sends a SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 24.030;
position estimate for itself to the network, typically along with SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080;
the acknowledgment. The network may initiate location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
processing if (1) a location estimate is not received from the UE or SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 23.271;
(2) a location estimate is received from the UE but the network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 24.080;
decides not to use this location estimate. In this case, the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.305;
network and the UE perform location processing to obtain a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.413;
position fix for the UE. However, if a location estimate is received SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.453;
from the UE and the network decides to use the location SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 29.002;
estimate, then the location processing is bypassed or short
circuited.

8788807 Privacy protection in Methods and apparatus for protecting user privacy in a shared SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.109; United States: 8788807
communication systems key system. According to one aspect, a user generates a derived SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.220;
identity based on a key and a session variable, and sends the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.109;
derived identity to an application. In one embodiment, a key SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 33.220;
server may be used to receive the derived identity from the
application, and return a sub-key to the application to use for
encrypting communications with the user.

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7768449 Global navigation satellite Each of a first and a second navigation satellite system (NSS) are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7768449; United States: 8334807
system adapted to
operate according to a first and a second specification,
respectively, and each includes a
first and a second plurality of satellite vehicles (SV), respectively.
Each of the first and
the second plurality of SVs are adapted to be identified by a first
and a second plurality of
unique corresponding identifications (IDS), respectively. A
processor is adapted to
receive and identi@ a first plurality of corresponding signals
transmitted from the first
plurality of SVs in response to the first plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The
processor is adapted to receive and identify a second plurality of
corresponding signals
transmitted from the second plurality of SVs in response to the
second plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The processor is adapted to determine
position location information
in response to receiving and identifying the first plurality of
corresponding signals and
the second plurality of corresponding signals
8334807 Global navigation satellite Each of a first and a second navigation satellite system (NSS) are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7768449; United States: 8334807
system adapted to
operate according to a first and a second specification,
respectively, and each includes a
first and a second plurality of satellite vehicles (SV), respectively.
Each of the first and
the second plurality of SVs are adapted to be identified by a first
and a second plurality of
unique corresponding identifications (IDS), respectively. A
processor is adapted to
receive and identi@ a first plurality of corresponding signals
transmitted from the first
plurality of SVs in response to the first plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The
processor is adapted to receive and identify a second plurality of
corresponding signals
transmitted from the second plurality of SVs in response to the
second plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The processor is adapted to determine
position location information
in response to receiving and identifying the first plurality of
corresponding signals and
the second plurality of corresponding signals.

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7893869 Global navigation satellite Each of a first and a second navigation satellite system (NSS) are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7893869; United States: 8723726
system adapted to
operate according to a first and a second specification,
respectively, and each includes a
first and a second plurality of satellite vehicles (SV), respectively.
Each of the first and
the second plurality of SVs are adapted to be identified by a first
and a second plurality of
unique corresponding identifications (IDS), respectively. A
processor is adapted to
receive and identi@ a first plurality of corresponding signals
transmitted from the first
plurality of SVs in response to the first plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The
processor is adapted to receive and identify a second plurality of
corresponding signals
transmitted from the second plurality of SVs in response to the
second plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The processor is adapted to determine
position location information
in response to receiving and identifying the first plurality of
corresponding signals and
the second plurality of corresponding signals
8723726 Global navigation satellite Each of a first and a second navigation satellite system (NSS) are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7893869; United States: 8723726
system adapted to
operate according to a first and a second specification,
respectively, and each includes a
first and a second plurality of satellite vehicles (SV), respectively.
Each of the first and
the second plurality of SVs are adapted to be identified by a first
and a second plurality of
unique corresponding identifications (IDS), respectively. A
processor is adapted to
receive and identi@ a first plurality of corresponding signals
transmitted from the first
plurality of SVs in response to the first plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The
processor is adapted to receive and identify a second plurality of
corresponding signals
transmitted from the second plurality of SVs in response to the
second plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The processor is adapted to determine
position location information
in response to receiving and identifying the first plurality of
corresponding signals and
the second plurality of corresponding signals.

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8077019 Method of associating In a meeting or group event, people having a portable device, SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8077019
groups of classified source such as a cell phone or pager, may wish to be discretely notified SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ;
addresses with vibration when an important message is received, an urgent call comes in
patterns from a selected person or a selected group of people, or to be
alerted to an upcoming important event without any audible alert
to disturb the meeting or group event. To convey such a
notification, a tactile alert is provided by vibrating the portable
device according to a unique vibration pattern associated with
the received communication. When a communication is received,
a group identification (ID) is assigned based on the
communication being a member of a classified group of source
addresses. The portable device associates the group ID with a
unique vibration pattern. To provide the alert, the portable device
is vibrated according to the unique vibration pattern.

9049651 Selection of an access point The disclosure is directed to an access terminal, and method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 9049651; China P.R.: 201510783273.2; European Patent Convention: EP2064838; European Patent
in a communications system selecting an Convention: EP2214348; India: 777/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5102296; Japan: 5155438; Republic of Korea: 10-1459527;
access point in a communications system. The access terminal Taiwan: I486007
may include memory
and a processor. The processor may be configured to maintain in
the memory a
database containing a list of access points that have previously
served the access
terminal with at least a minimum quality of service, the processor
being further
configured to use the list to search for an access point to
associate with, or search for an
access point to handoff the access terminal to during operation.
In addition to, or
alternatively, the processor may also be configured to maintain in
the database a second
list of access points. The database may be used by the processor
to search for an access
point that is not on the second list to associate with, or handoff
the access terminal to.
201510783273.2 Selection of an access point The disclosure is directed to an access terminal, and method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 9049651; China P.R.: 201510783273.2; European Patent Convention: EP2064838; European Patent
in a communications system selecting an Convention: EP2214348; India: 777/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5102296; Japan: 5155438; Republic of Korea: 10-1459527;
access point in a communications system. The access terminal Taiwan: I486007
may include memory
and a processor. The processor may be configured to maintain in
the memory a
database containing a list of access points that have previously
served the access
terminal with at least a minimum quality of service, the processor
being further
configured to use the list to search for an access point to
associate with, or search for an
access point to handoff the access terminal to during operation.
In addition to, or
alternatively, the processor may also be configured to maintain in
the database a second
list of access points. The database may be used by the processor
to search for an access
point that is not on the second list to associate with, or handoff
the access terminal to.

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7934137 Message remapping and Techniques for remapping messages prior to encoding to improve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 7934137; China P.R.: ZL200780004519.5; Brazil: PI0707499-9; Canada: 2630616; European Patent
encoding performance Convention: EP1982420; India: 4509/DELNP/2008; Japan: 4991766; Japan: 5341158; Russian Federation: 2407146;
are described. L designated messages among K total messages Taiwan: I353733
are remapped to L
remapped messages, which are associated with L codewords
having larger relative
distance between these codewords, where L may be much less
than K. The L
designated messages may be more frequently used messages
and/or more important
messages. The remapping allows the L codewords with larger
relative distance to be
sent for the L designated messages, which may improve
performance. A transmitter
remaps an input message to a remapped message, encodes the
remapped message to
obtain a codeword, and sends the codeword to convey the input
message. A receiver
decodes a received codeword to obtain a decoded message and
demaps the decoded
message to obtain a demapped message, which is an estimate of
the input message sent
by the transmitter
ZL200780004519.5 Message remapping and Techniques for remapping messages prior to encoding to improve SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 7934137; China P.R.: ZL200780004519.5; Brazil: PI0707499-9; Canada: 2630616; European Patent
encoding performance Convention: EP1982420; India: 4509/DELNP/2008; Japan: 4991766; Japan: 5341158; Russian Federation: 2407146;
are described. L designated messages among K total messages Taiwan: I353733
are remapped to L
remapped messages, which are associated with L codewords
having larger relative
distance between these codewords, where L may be much less
than K. The L
designated messages may be more frequently used messages
and/or more important
messages. The remapping allows the L codewords with larger
relative distance to be
sent for the L designated messages, which may improve
performance. A transmitter
remaps an input message to a remapped message, encodes the
remapped message to
obtain a codeword, and sends the codeword to convey the input
message. A receiver
decodes a received codeword to obtain a decoded message and
demaps the decoded
message to obtain a demapped message, which is an estimate of
the input message sent
by the transmitter.

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7683831 Global navigation satellite Each of a first and a second navigation satellite system (NSS) are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7683831; China P.R.: ZL200780008586.4; Great Britain: EP1994424; Republic of Korea: 10-1001087
system adapted to
operate according to a first and a second specification,
respectively, and each includes a
first and a second plurality of space vehicles (SV), respectively.
Each of the first and the
second plurality of SVs are adapted to be identified by a first and
a second plurality of
unique corresponding identifications (IDS), respectively. A
processor is adapted to
receive and identi@ a first plurality of corresponding signals
transmitted from the first
plurality of SVs in response to the first plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The
processor is adapted to receive and identify a second plurality of
corresponding signals
transmitted from the second plurality of SVs in response to the
second plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The processor is adapted to determine
position location information
in response to receiving and identifying the first plurality of
corresponding signals and the
second plurality of corresponding signals
ZL200780008586.4 Global navigation satellite Each of a first and a second navigation satellite system (NSS) are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7683831; China P.R.: ZL200780008586.4; Great Britain: EP1994424; Republic of Korea: 10-1001087
system adapted to
operate according to a first and a second specification,
respectively, and each includes a
first and a second plurality of space vehicles (SV), respectively.
Each of the first and the
second plurality of SVs are adapted to be identified by a first and
a second plurality of
unique corresponding identifications (IDS), respectively. A
processor is adapted to
receive and identi@ a first plurality of corresponding signals
transmitted from the first
plurality of SVs in response to the first plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The
processor is adapted to receive and identify a second plurality of
corresponding signals
transmitted from the second plurality of SVs in response to the
second plurality of unique
corresponding IDS. The processor is adapted to determine
position location information
in response to receiving and identifying the first plurality of
corresponding signals and the
second plurality of corresponding signals.

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ZL200880004954.2 Apparatus and method for Techniques for controlling transmit power are described. Due to SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; China P.R.: ZL200880004954.2; Japan: 5129273; Japan: 5563033; Japan: 5797803; Republic of Korea: 10-1096337;
power control with link link imbalance, a downlink (DL) serving cell may have the best SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Taiwan: I388141
imbalance on downlink and downlink for a UE, and an uplink (UL) serving cell may have the
uplink best uplink for the UE. In one design of UL power control, the UE
receives first and second UL TPC commands from the DL and UL
serving cells, respectively, and adjusts its transmit power based
on these UL TPC commands and in accordance with an OR-of-the-
UPs rule. In one design of DL power control, the UE generates a
DL TPC command based on received signal qualities of both the
DL and UL serving cells. In another design, power control is
performed independently for the DL and UL serving cells. The UE
generates a separate DL TPC command for each cell, which
adjusts its transmit power based on the DL TPC command for that
cell.

8848653 Extended capability transfer Techniques for transferring new capability information in an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8848653; United States: 8954068; China P.R.: ZL200780006086.7; Australia: 2007226896; Brazil:
between a user equipment efficient and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0708966-0; Canada: 2636374; European Patent Convention: EP1997344; India: 259132; Indonesia: IDP0033145;
and a wireless network backward compatible manner are described. A user equipment Israel: 192549; Japan: 4981885; Malaysia: MY-143277-A; Mexico: 287659; Philippines: 1-2008-501611; Republic of
(UE) may send a new Korea: 10-1161592; Russian Federation: 2414096; Singapore: 144364; Ukraine: 93081; Vietnam: 10167
capability indicator to a wireless network to indicate that the UE
has new capability
information to send. This new capability indicator may be
implemented with a spare bit
in an information element included in an initial message sent to
the network. The
network may request for the information or indicate that it can
receive the information.
The UE may then send the new capability information to the
network upon receiving the
request or the indication. Alternatively, the network may convey
that it supports
transfer of new capability information, e.g., via a broadcast
message or a unicast
message. The UE may then send new capability information at
any time to the network,
without having to send the new capability indicator.
8954068 Extended capability transfer Techniques for transferring new capability information in an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8848653; United States: 8954068; China P.R.: ZL200780006086.7; Australia: 2007226896; Brazil:
between a user equipment efficient and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0708966-0; Canada: 2636374; European Patent Convention: EP1997344; India: 259132; Indonesia: IDP0033145;
and a wireless network backward compatible manner are described. A user equipment Israel: 192549; Japan: 4981885; Malaysia: MY-143277-A; Mexico: 287659; Philippines: 1-2008-501611; Republic of
(UE) may send a new Korea: 10-1161592; Russian Federation: 2414096; Singapore: 144364; Ukraine: 93081; Vietnam: 10167
capability indicator to a wireless network to indicate that the UE
has new capability
information to send. This new capability indicator may be
implemented with a spare bit
in an information element included in an initial message sent to
the network. The
network may request for the information or indicate that it can
receive the information.
The UE may then send the new capability information to the
network upon receiving the
request or the indication. Alternatively, the network may convey
that it supports
transfer of new capability information, e.g., via a broadcast
message or a unicast
message. The UE may then send new capability information at
any time to the network,
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ZL200780006086.7 Extended capability transfer Techniques for transferring new capability information in an SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8848653; United States: 8954068; China P.R.: ZL200780006086.7; Australia: 2007226896; Brazil:
between a user equipment efficient and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0708966-0; Canada: 2636374; European Patent Convention: EP1997344; India: 259132; Indonesia: IDP0033145;
and a wireless network backward compatible manner are described. A user equipment Israel: 192549; Japan: 4981885; Malaysia: MY-143277-A; Mexico: 287659; Philippines: 1-2008-501611; Republic of
(UE) may send a new Korea: 10-1161592; Russian Federation: 2414096; Singapore: 144364; Ukraine: 93081; Vietnam: 10167
capability indicator to a wireless network to indicate that the UE
has new capability
information to send. This new capability indicator may be
implemented with a spare bit
in an information element included in an initial message sent to
the network. The
network may request for the information or indicate that it can
receive the information.
The UE may then send the new capability information to the
network upon receiving the
request or the indication. Alternatively, the network may convey
that it supports
transfer of new capability information, e.g., via a broadcast
message or a unicast
message. The UE may then send new capability information at
any time to the network,
without having to send the new capability indicator
7450543 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus which allow a wireless terminal (302) to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7450543; United States: 20090046663; United States: 20130329707; China P.R.: ZL02815846.6;
wireless network simultaneously maintain connections with multiple base stations China P.R.: ZL 201210135887.6; Austria: EP1421802; Belgium: EP1421802; Denmark: EP1421802; European Patent
connectivity (304, 306) are described. Each wireless terminal (302) is capable Convention: EP2538723; Finland: EP1421802; France: EP1421802; Germany: EP1421802; Great Britain: EP1421802;
of supporting multiple separate timing and/or other control loops Greece: EP1421802; Hong Kong: HK1175345; India: 240905; Ireland: EP1421802; Italy: EP1421802; Japan:
one, for each base station connection thereby allowing the 5497121; Japan: 5497120; Netherlands: EP1421802; Portugal: EP1421802; Republic of Korea: 10-0945969; Spain:
connections to operate independently and in parallel. Different EP1421802; Sweden: EP1421802; Switzerland: EP1421802; Taiwan: I222814
control signals and/or data are transmitted on each connection
that is established with a base station (302, 306). In this manner
base stations (302, 306) receive different data allowing for
asynchronous data transmission. The data received by the base
stations (302, 306) can be supplied to a wired asynchronous
network (308) without the need to combine the received data
prior to supplying it to the wired network (308). The
communications techniques of the invention can be used to
implement soft handoffs without the need to duplicate data
transmissions to multiple base stations.

20090046663 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus which allow a wireless terminal (302) to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7450543; United States: 20090046663; United States: 20130329707; China P.R.: ZL02815846.6;
wireless network simultaneously maintain connections with multiple base stations China P.R.: ZL 201210135887.6; Austria: EP1421802; Belgium: EP1421802; Denmark: EP1421802; European Patent
connectivity (304, 306) are described. Each wireless terminal (302) is capable Convention: EP2538723; Finland: EP1421802; France: EP1421802; Germany: EP1421802; Great Britain: EP1421802;
of supporting multiple separate timing and/or other control loops Greece: EP1421802; Hong Kong: HK1175345; India: 240905; Ireland: EP1421802; Italy: EP1421802; Japan:
one, for each base station connection thereby allowing the 5497121; Japan: 5497120; Netherlands: EP1421802; Portugal: EP1421802; Republic of Korea: 10-0945969; Spain:
connections to operate independently and in parallel. Different EP1421802; Sweden: EP1421802; Switzerland: EP1421802; Taiwan: I222814
control signals and/or data are transmitted on each connection
that is established with a base station (302, 306). In this manner
base stations (302, 306) receive different data allowing for
asynchronous data transmission. The data received by the base
stations (302, 306) can be supplied to a wired asynchronous
network (308) without the need to combine the received data
prior to supplying it to the wired network (308). The
communications techniques of the invention can be used to
implement soft handoffs without the need to duplicate data
transmissions to multiple base stations.

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20130329707 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus which allow a wireless terminal (302) to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7450543; United States: 20090046663; United States: 20130329707; China P.R.: ZL02815846.6;
wireless network simultaneously maintain connections with multiple base stations China P.R.: ZL 201210135887.6; Austria: EP1421802; Belgium: EP1421802; Denmark: EP1421802; European Patent
connectivity (304, 306) are described. Each wireless terminal (302) is capable Convention: EP2538723; Finland: EP1421802; France: EP1421802; Germany: EP1421802; Great Britain: EP1421802;
of supporting multiple separate timing and/or other control loops Greece: EP1421802; Hong Kong: HK1175345; India: 240905; Ireland: EP1421802; Italy: EP1421802; Japan:
one, for each base station connection thereby allowing the 5497121; Japan: 5497120; Netherlands: EP1421802; Portugal: EP1421802; Republic of Korea: 10-0945969; Spain:
connections to operate independently and in parallel. Different EP1421802; Sweden: EP1421802; Switzerland: EP1421802; Taiwan: I222814
control signals and/or data are transmitted on each connection
that is established with a base station (302, 306). In this manner
base stations (302, 306) receive different data allowing for
asynchronous data transmission. The data received by the base
stations (302, 306) can be supplied to a wired asynchronous
network (308) without the need to combine the received data
prior to supplying it to the wired network (308). The
communications techniques of the invention can be used to
implement soft handoffs without the need to duplicate data
transmissions to multiple base stations.

ZL02815846.6 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus which allow a wireless terminal (302) to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7450543; United States: 20090046663; United States: 20130329707; China P.R.: ZL02815846.6;
wireless network simultaneously maintain connections with multiple base stations China P.R.: ZL 201210135887.6; Austria: EP1421802; Belgium: EP1421802; Denmark: EP1421802; European Patent
connectivity (304, 306) are described. Each wireless terminal (302) is capable Convention: EP2538723; Finland: EP1421802; France: EP1421802; Germany: EP1421802; Great Britain: EP1421802;
of supporting multiple separate timing and/or other control loops Greece: EP1421802; Hong Kong: HK1175345; India: 240905; Ireland: EP1421802; Italy: EP1421802; Japan:
one, for each base station connection thereby allowing the 5497121; Japan: 5497120; Netherlands: EP1421802; Portugal: EP1421802; Republic of Korea: 10-0945969; Spain:
connections to operate independently and in parallel. Different EP1421802; Sweden: EP1421802; Switzerland: EP1421802; Taiwan: I222814
control signals and/or data are transmitted on each connection
that is established with a base station (302, 306). In this manner
base stations (302, 306) receive different data allowing for
asynchronous data transmission. The data received by the base
stations (302, 306) can be supplied to a wired asynchronous
network (308) without the need to combine the received data
prior to supplying it to the wired network (308). The
communications techniques of the invention can be used to
implement soft handoffs without the need to duplicate data
transmissions to multiple base stations.

ZL 201210135887.6 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus which allow a wireless terminal (302) to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 7450543; United States: 20090046663; United States: 20130329707; China P.R.: ZL02815846.6;
wireless network simultaneously maintain connections with multiple base stations China P.R.: ZL 201210135887.6; Austria: EP1421802; Belgium: EP1421802; Denmark: EP1421802; European Patent
connectivity (304, 306) are described. Each wireless terminal (302) is capable Convention: EP2538723; Finland: EP1421802; France: EP1421802; Germany: EP1421802; Great Britain: EP1421802;
of supporting multiple separate timing and/or other control loops Greece: EP1421802; Hong Kong: HK1175345; India: 240905; Ireland: EP1421802; Italy: EP1421802; Japan:
one, for each base station connection thereby allowing the 5497121; Japan: 5497120; Netherlands: EP1421802; Portugal: EP1421802; Republic of Korea: 10-0945969; Spain:
connections to operate independently and in parallel. Different EP1421802; Sweden: EP1421802; Switzerland: EP1421802; Taiwan: I222814
control signals and/or data are transmitted on each connection
that is established with a base station (302, 306). In this manner
base stations (302, 306) receive different data allowing for
asynchronous data transmission. The data received by the base
stations (302, 306) can be supplied to a wired asynchronous
network (308) without the need to combine the received data
prior to supplying it to the wired network (308). The
communications techniques of the invention can be used to
implement soft handoffs without the need to duplicate data
transmissions to multiple base stations.

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7525937 Method for extending This document describes a way to extend Mobile IP SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 6785256; United States: 7525937; United States: 8179840
mobile IP and AAA to enable Authentication Authorization and Accounting (AAA) signaling to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
integrated support for local enable a node to request from a network operator combinations SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303;
access and roaming access of home and local service capabilities (when roaming) in an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.304;
connectivity efficient and scalable manner. It also enables the home and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327;
foreign service providers to constrain and account for actual
services provided based on a combination of the foreign and
home operator policy.

6785256 Method for extending This document describes a way to extend Mobile IP SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 6785256; United States: 7525937; United States: 8179840
mobile IP and AAA to enable Authentication Authorization and Accounting (AAA) signaling to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
integrated support for local enable a node to request from a network operator combinations SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303;
access and roaming access of home and local service capabilities (when roaming) in an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.304;
connectivity efficient and scalable manner. It also enables the home and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327;
foreign service providers to constrain and account for actual
services provided based on a combination of the foreign and
home operator policy.

8179840 Method for extending This document describes a way to extend Mobile IP SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 6785256; United States: 7525937; United States: 8179840
mobile IP and AAA to enable Authentication Authorization and Accounting (AAA) signaling to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
integrated support for local enable a node to request from a network operator combinations SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303;
access and roaming access of home and local service capabilities (when roaming) in an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.304;
connectivity efficient and scalable manner. It also enables the home and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327;
foreign service providers to constrain and account for actual
services provided based on a combination of the foreign and
home operator policy.

7509123 Controlling hand-off in a This document describes a way to extend Mobile IP SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 7020465; United States: 7509123; United States: 8095130
mobile node with two Authentication Authorization and Accounting (AAA) signaling to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
mobile IP clients enable a node to request from a network operator combinations SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303;
of home and local service capabilities (when roaming) in an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.304;
efficient and scalable manner. It also enables the home and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327;
foreign service providers to constrain and account for actual
services provided based on a combination of the foreign and
home operator policy.

7020465 Controlling hand-off in a This document describes a way to extend Mobile IP SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 7020465; United States: 7509123; United States: 8095130
mobile node with two Authentication Authorization and Accounting (AAA) signaling to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
mobile IP clients enable a node to request from a network operator combinations SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303;
of home and local service capabilities (when roaming) in an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.304;
efficient and scalable manner. It also enables the home and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327;
foreign service providers to constrain and account for actual
services provided based on a combination of the foreign and
home operator policy.

8095130 Controlling hand-off in a This document describes a way to extend Mobile IP SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 7020465; United States: 7509123; United States: 8095130
mobile node with two Authentication Authorization and Accounting (AAA) signaling to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
mobile IP clients enable a node to request from a network operator combinations SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303;
of home and local service capabilities (when roaming) in an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.304;
efficient and scalable manner. It also enables the home and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327;
foreign service providers to constrain and account for actual
services provided based on a combination of the foreign and
home operator policy.

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7342903 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for improving tunneling techniques and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7342903
the utilization of multiple reducing packet loss in mobile communications systems are SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.275;
uplinks in reverse tunneling described. The methods and apparatus are well suited for use
with Mobile IP and can facilitate handoff operations. A mobile
node establishes multiple tunnels, representing downlinks, from
the mobile node perspective. The different downlink tunnels are
through different access nodes but terminate at the same home
agent. The mobile node maintains, at most, a single uplink tunnel
at any given time with the home agent. Tunnels representing
uplinks and downlinks are managed independently. Thus, each of
the uplink and downlink tunnels can have different lifetimes and
can be created/removed independently allowing for flexibility in
handoff operations.

7366147 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for extending Mobile IP to enable a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7366147
tunneling between different Mobile IP Home Agent to forward to a default proxy MN server SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.275;
addressing domains when it does not have a current binding for a MN home address.
This can be used to route traffic when the MN is absent and to
add processes onto the Proxy MN server that enables application
intelligence at the Proxy MN server to act on behalf of the MN
when the MN so wishes, e.g., substituting for the MN while the
MN is in sleep mode or otherwise unavailable.

7623497 METHOD AND APPARATUS Methods and apparatus for extending Mobile IP to enable a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7623497; United States: 9226139
FOR EXTENDING MOBILE IP Mobile IP Home Agent to forward to a default proxy MN server SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.275;
when it does not have a current binding for a MN home address.
This can be used to route traffic when the MN is absent and to
add processes onto the Proxy MN server that enables application
intelligence at the Proxy MN server to act on behalf of the MN
when the MN so wishes, e.g., substituting for the MN while the
MN is in sleep mode or otherwise unavailable.

9226139 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for extending Mobile IP to enable a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 7623497; United States: 9226139
extending mobile IP Mobile IP Home Agent to forward to a default proxy MN server SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.275;
when it does not have a current binding for a MN home address.
This can be used to route traffic when the MN is absent and to
add processes onto the Proxy MN server that enables application
intelligence at the Proxy MN server to act on behalf of the MN
when the MN so wishes, e.g., substituting for the MN while the
MN is in sleep mode or otherwise unavailable.

7564824 Methods and apparatus for Extending Mobile IP (MIP) to support both local and remote SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 7564824
aggregating MIP and AAA access by using two MIP client stacks in the end node, a roaming SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
messages Node in the local access network, a standard Home Agent in the SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303;
remote network is described. Messages between the access node SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.304;
and the mobile node, and between the internal modules of the SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327;
mobile node are used to control hand-off for each of multiple MIP
clients operating in parallel in the mobile node and to enable
backwards compatibility with legacy remote access clients.

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8649352 Packet forwarding methods Extending Mobile IP (MIP) to support both local and remote SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.327; United States: 8649352
for use in handoffs access by using two MIP client stacks in the end node, a roaming SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
Node in the local access network, a standard Home Agent in the SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303;
remote network is described. Messages between the access node SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.304;
and the mobile node, and between the internal modules of the SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.327;
mobile node are used to control hand-off for each of multiple MIP
clients operating in parallel in the mobile node and to enable
backwards compatibility with legacy remote access clients.

20070213087 METHOD OF TRANSMITTING Pilot signal transmission sequences and methods for use in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7218948; United States: 20070213087; China P.R.: ZL200480010839.8; Australia: 2010202055;
PILOT TONES IN A MULTI- multi-sector cell. Pilots in Australia: 2010202214; Brazil: PI0407800-4; Canada: 2516441; European Patent Convention: EP1609280; India:
SECTOR CELL, INCLUDING different sectors are transmitted at different known power levels. 220558; Israel: 170372; Japan: 4723477; Japan: 5437220; Mexico: 265333; Philippines: 060571U1PH; Republic of
NULL PILOT TONES, FOR In adjacent sectors a pilot is transmitted while no pilot is Korea: 10-1103195; Russian Federation: 2365043; Russian Federation: 2521522; Singapore: 114340; Ukraine:
GENERATING CHANNEL transmitted in the adjoining sector. This represents transmission 94018; Ukraine: 94204; Vietnam: 7356
QUALITY INDICATORS of a NULL pilot signal. A cell NULL is also supported in which NULL
pilots are transmitted in each sector of a cell at the same time.
Multiple pilot signal measurements are made. At least two
channel quality indicator values are generated from
measurements corresponding to at least two pilot signals of
different power levels. The two values are transmitted back to
the base station which uses both values to determine the
transmit power required to achieve a desired SNR at the wireless
terminal. The wireless terminal also reports information
indicating its location to a sector boundary.

7218948 METHOD OF TRANSMITTING Pilot signal transmission sequences and methods for use in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7218948; United States: 20070213087; China P.R.: ZL200480010839.8; Australia: 2010202055;
PILOT TONES IN A MULTI- multi-sector cell. Pilots in Australia: 2010202214; Brazil: PI0407800-4; Canada: 2516441; European Patent Convention: EP1609280; India:
SECTOR CELL, INCLUDING different sectors are transmitted at different known power levels. 220558; Israel: 170372; Japan: 4723477; Japan: 5437220; Mexico: 265333; Philippines: 060571U1PH; Republic of
NULL PILOT TONES, FOR In adjacent sectors a pilot is transmitted while no pilot is Korea: 10-1103195; Russian Federation: 2365043; Russian Federation: 2521522; Singapore: 114340; Ukraine:
GENERATING CHANNEL transmitted in the adjoining sector. This represents transmission 94018; Ukraine: 94204; Vietnam: 7356
QUALITY INDICATORS of a NULL pilot signal. A cell NULL is also supported in which NULL
pilots are transmitted in each sector of a cell at the same time.
Multiple pilot signal measurements are made. At least two
channel quality indicator values are generated from
measurements corresponding to at least two pilot signals of
different power levels. The two values are transmitted back to
the base station which uses both values to determine the
transmit power required to achieve a desired SNR at the wireless
terminal. The wireless terminal also reports information
indicating its location to a sector boundary.

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ZL200480010839.8 Pilot signals for use in multi- Pilot signal transmission sequences and methods for use in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7218948; United States: 20070213087; China P.R.: ZL200480010839.8; Australia: 2010202055;
sector cells multi-sector cell. Pilots in Australia: 2010202214; Brazil: PI0407800-4; Canada: 2516441; European Patent Convention: EP1609280; India:
different sectors are transmitted at different known power levels. 220558; Israel: 170372; Japan: 4723477; Japan: 5437220; Mexico: 265333; Philippines: 060571U1PH; Republic of
In adjacent sectors a pilot is transmitted while no pilot is Korea: 10-1103195; Russian Federation: 2365043; Russian Federation: 2521522; Singapore: 114340; Ukraine:
transmitted in the adjoining sector. This represents transmission 94018; Ukraine: 94204; Vietnam: 7356
of a NULL pilot signal. A cell NULL is also supported in which NULL
pilots are transmitted in each sector of a cell at the same time.
Multiple pilot signal measurements are made. At least two
channel quality indicator values are generated from
measurements corresponding to at least two pilot signals of
different power levels. The two values are transmitted back to
the base station which uses both values to determine the
transmit power required to achieve a desired SNR at the wireless
terminal. The wireless terminal also reports information
indicating its location to a sector boundary.

20040166887 Pilot signals for use in multi- Pilot signal transmission sequences and methods for use in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20040166887; China P.R.: ZL200480010861.2; China P.R.: ZL201010284229.4; Australia:
sector cells multi-sector cell. Pilots in 2004214805; European Patent Convention: EP1597852; India: 226025; Israel: 170367; Japan: 4740112; Japan:
different sectors are transmitted at different known power levels. 5080623; Japan: 5166561; Mexico: 272012; Republic of Korea: 10-1108416; Singapore: 114342
In adjacent sectors a pilot is transmitted while no pilot is
transmitted in the adjoining sector. This represents transmission
of a NULL pilot signal. A cell NULL is also supported in which NULL
pilots are transmitted in each sector of a cell at the same time.
Multiple pilot signal measurements are made. At least two
channel quality indicator values are generated from
measurements corresponding to at least two pilot signals of
different power levels. The two values are transmitted back to
the base station which uses both values to determine the
transmit power required to achieve a desired SNR at the wireless
terminal. The wireless terminal also reports information
indicating its location to a sector boundary.

ZL200480010861.2 A channel quality report Pilot signal transmission sequences and methods for use in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20040166887; China P.R.: ZL200480010861.2; China P.R.: ZL201010284229.4; Australia:
method for use by a wireless multi-sector cell. Pilots in 2004214805; European Patent Convention: EP1597852; India: 226025; Israel: 170367; Japan: 4740112; Japan:
terminal, a wireless terminal different sectors are transmitted at different known power levels. 5080623; Japan: 5166561; Mexico: 272012; Republic of Korea: 10-1108416; Singapore: 114342
and a base station In adjacent sectors a pilot is transmitted while no pilot is
transmitted in the adjoining sector. This represents transmission
of a NULL pilot signal. A cell NULL is also supported in which NULL
pilots are transmitted in each sector of a cell at the same time.
Multiple pilot signal measurements are made. At least two
channel quality indicator values are generated from
measurements corresponding to at least two pilot signals of
different power levels. The two values are transmitted back to
the base station which uses both values to determine the
transmit power required to achieve a desired SNR at the wireless
terminal. The wireless terminal also reports information
indicating its location to a sector boundary.

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ZL201010284229.4 A channel quality report Pilot signal transmission sequences and methods for use in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20040166887; China P.R.: ZL200480010861.2; China P.R.: ZL201010284229.4; Australia:
method for use by a wireless multi-sector cell. Pilots in 2004214805; European Patent Convention: EP1597852; India: 226025; Israel: 170367; Japan: 4740112; Japan:
terminal, a wireless terminal different sectors are transmitted at different known power levels. 5080623; Japan: 5166561; Mexico: 272012; Republic of Korea: 10-1108416; Singapore: 114342
and a base station In adjacent sectors a pilot is transmitted while no pilot is
transmitted in the adjoining sector. This represents transmission
of a NULL pilot signal. A cell NULL is also supported in which NULL
pilots are transmitted in each sector of a cell at the same time.
Multiple pilot signal measurements are made. At least two
channel quality indicator values are generated from
measurements corresponding to at least two pilot signals of
different power levels. The two values are transmitted back to
the base station which uses both values to determine the
transmit power required to achieve a desired SNR at the wireless
terminal. The wireless terminal also reports information
indicating its location to a sector boundary.

7444127 Methods and apparatus for Carrier frequency selection and handoff initiation methods in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 7444127; China P.R.: ZL200480043346.4; Canada: 2562681; European Patent Convention:
selecting between multiple wireless communications systems employing multiple carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; EP1735994; India: 262151; Japan: 4791451; Republic of Korea: 10-0809796
carriers using a receiver with frequencies are described. Although the receiver is tuned to a
multiple receiver chains single band, based on the relative energy of one or more beacon
signal components corresponding to the currently used carrier
and one or more beacon signal components corresponding to an
alternative carrier, a carrier selection and a handoff
determination is made. Mobile nodes can use a single RF chain
with a controllable RF filter to receive and process a signal within
a first selected carrier band including components from different
transmitters, e.g., a first signal component identified with the first
currently selected band and a second signal component identified
with a second alternative band. The signal components, e.g.,
beacon signal components from different transmitters may be
obtained from a signal which corresponds to multiple symbol
transmission time periods. Separate signal energy measurements
are performed on the first and second signal components. The
signal component energy is compared, and a determination is
made as to whether a handoff should be initiated.

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ZL200480043346.4 Method and apparatus of Carrier frequency selection and handoff initiation methods in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 7444127; China P.R.: ZL200480043346.4; Canada: 2562681; European Patent Convention:
selecting between multiple wireless communications systems employing multiple carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; EP1735994; India: 262151; Japan: 4791451; Republic of Korea: 10-0809796
carriers for multiple receiver frequencies are described. Although the receiver is tuned to a
chains single band, based on the relative energy of one or more beacon
signal components corresponding to the currently used carrier
and one or more beacon signal components corresponding to an
alternative carrier, a carrier selection and a handoff
determination is made. Mobile nodes can use a single RF chain
with a controllable RF filter to receive and process a signal within
a first selected carrier band including components from different
transmitters, e.g., a first signal component identified with the first
currently selected band and a second signal component identified
with a second alternative band. The signal components, e.g.,
beacon signal components from different transmitters may be
obtained from a signal which corresponds to multiple symbol
transmission time periods. Separate signal energy measurements
are performed on the first and second signal components. The
signal component energy is compared, and a determination is
made as to whether a handoff should be initiated.

9118358 Methods and apparatus for Carrier frequency selection and handoff initiation methods in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 6990324; United States: 9118358; China P.R.: ZL200480043347.9; China P.R.: ZL201010588497.5;
selecting between multiple wireless communications systems employing multiple carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2004319484; Canada: 2562680; Germany: EP1735930; Germany: EP2254255; Great Britain: EP1735930;
carriers using a single frequencies are described. Although the receiver is tuned to a Great Britain: EP2254255; India: 261177; Israel: 178605; Japan: 4903890; Japan: 5027324; Mexico: 260944;
receiver chain tuned to a single band, based on the relative energy of one or more beacon Philippines: 1-2006-502031; Republic of Korea: 10-0883527; Russian Federation: 2369006; Singapore: 126990;
single carrier signal components corresponding to the currently used carrier South Africa: 2006/08583; Vietnam: 7898; Vietnam: 9992
and one or more beacon signal components corresponding to an
alternative carrier, a carrier selection and a handoff
determination is made. Mobile nodes can use a single RF chain
with a controllable RF filter to receive and process a signal within
a first selected carrier band including components from different
transmitters, e.g., a first signal component identified with the first
currently selected band and a second signal component identified
with a second alternative band. The signal components, e.g.,
beacon signal components from different transmitters may be
obtained from a signal which corresponds to multiple symbol
transmission time periods. Separate signal energy measurements
are performed on the first and second signal components. The
signal component energy is compared, and a determination is
made as to whether a handoff should be initiated.

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6990324 Methods and apparatus for Carrier frequency selection and handoff initiation methods in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 6990324; United States: 9118358; China P.R.: ZL200480043347.9; China P.R.: ZL201010588497.5;
selecting between multiple wireless communications systems employing multiple carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2004319484; Canada: 2562680; Germany: EP1735930; Germany: EP2254255; Great Britain: EP1735930;
carriers using a single frequencies are described. Although the receiver is tuned to a Great Britain: EP2254255; India: 261177; Israel: 178605; Japan: 4903890; Japan: 5027324; Mexico: 260944;
receiver chain tuned to a single band, based on the relative energy of one or more beacon Philippines: 1-2006-502031; Republic of Korea: 10-0883527; Russian Federation: 2369006; Singapore: 126990;
single carrier signal components corresponding to the currently used carrier South Africa: 2006/08583; Vietnam: 7898; Vietnam: 9992
and one or more beacon signal components corresponding to an
alternative carrier, a carrier selection and a handoff
determination is made. Mobile nodes can use a single RF chain
with a controllable RF filter to receive and process a signal within
a first selected carrier band including components from different
transmitters, e.g., a first signal component identified with the first
currently selected band and a second signal component identified
with a second alternative band. The signal components, e.g.,
beacon signal components from different transmitters may be
obtained from a signal which corresponds to multiple symbol
transmission time periods. Separate signal energy measurements
are performed on the first and second signal components. The
signal component energy is compared, and a determination is
made as to whether a handoff should be initiated.

ZL200480043347.9 Methods and apparatus for Carrier frequency selection and handoff initiation methods in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 6990324; United States: 9118358; China P.R.: ZL200480043347.9; China P.R.: ZL201010588497.5;
selecting between multiple wireless communications systems employing multiple carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2004319484; Canada: 2562680; Germany: EP1735930; Germany: EP2254255; Great Britain: EP1735930;
carriers using a single frequencies are described. Although the receiver is tuned to a Great Britain: EP2254255; India: 261177; Israel: 178605; Japan: 4903890; Japan: 5027324; Mexico: 260944;
receiver chain tuned to a single band, based on the relative energy of one or more beacon Philippines: 1-2006-502031; Republic of Korea: 10-0883527; Russian Federation: 2369006; Singapore: 126990;
single carrier signal components corresponding to the currently used carrier South Africa: 2006/08583; Vietnam: 7898; Vietnam: 9992
and one or more beacon signal components corresponding to an
alternative carrier, a carrier selection and a handoff
determination is made. Mobile nodes can use a single RF chain
with a controllable RF filter to receive and process a signal within
a first selected carrier band including components from different
transmitters, e.g., a first signal component identified with the first
currently selected band and a second signal component identified
with a second alternative band. The signal components, e.g.,
beacon signal components from different transmitters may be
obtained from a signal which corresponds to multiple symbol
transmission time periods. Separate signal energy measurements
are performed on the first and second signal components. The
signal component energy is compared, and a determination is
made as to whether a handoff should be initiated.

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ZL201010588497.5 Methods and apparatus for Carrier frequency selection and handoff initiation methods in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 6990324; United States: 9118358; China P.R.: ZL200480043347.9; China P.R.: ZL201010588497.5;
selecting between multiple wireless communications systems employing multiple carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2004319484; Canada: 2562680; Germany: EP1735930; Germany: EP2254255; Great Britain: EP1735930;
carriers using a single frequencies are described. Although the receiver is tuned to a Great Britain: EP2254255; India: 261177; Israel: 178605; Japan: 4903890; Japan: 5027324; Mexico: 260944;
receiver chain tuned to a single band, based on the relative energy of one or more beacon Philippines: 1-2006-502031; Republic of Korea: 10-0883527; Russian Federation: 2369006; Singapore: 126990;
single carrier signal components corresponding to the currently used carrier South Africa: 2006/08583; Vietnam: 7898; Vietnam: 9992
and one or more beacon signal components corresponding to an
alternative carrier, a carrier selection and a handoff
determination is made. Mobile nodes can use a single RF chain
with a controllable RF filter to receive and process a signal within
a first selected carrier band including components from different
transmitters, e.g., a first signal component identified with the first
currently selected band and a second signal component identified
with a second alternative band. The signal components, e.g.,
beacon signal components from different transmitters may be
obtained from a signal which corresponds to multiple symbol
transmission time periods. Separate signal energy measurements
are performed on the first and second signal components. The
signal component energy is compared, and a determination is
made as to whether a handoff should be initiated.

7453912 Methods and apparatus for Carrier frequency selection and handoff initiation methods in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 7453912; China P.R.: ZL200480043337.5; Australia: 2004319486; Canada: 2562679; Germany:
selecting between multiple wireless communications systems employing multiple carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; EP1735918; Great Britain: EP1735918; India: 266959; Indonesia: ID P 0024476; Israel: 178601; Japan: 4971140;
carriers based on signal frequencies are described. Although the receiver is tuned to a Japan: 5237397; Mexico: 261455; Philippines: 1-2006-502043; Republic of Korea: 10-0824949; Russian Federation:
energy measurements single band, based on the relative energy of one or more beacon 2354077; Singapore: 126992; South Africa: 2006/08586; Vietnam: 7899
signal components corresponding to the currently used carrier
and one or more beacon signal components corresponding to an
alternative carrier, a carrier selection and a handoff
determination is made. Mobile nodes can use a single RF chain
with a controllable RF filter to receive and process a signal within
a first selected carrier band including components from different
transmitters, e.g., a first signal component identified with the first
currently selected band and a second signal component identified
with a second alternative band. The signal components, e.g.,
beacon signal components from different transmitters may be
obtained from a signal which corresponds to multiple symbol
transmission time periods. Separate signal energy measurements
are performed on the first and second signal components. The
signal component energy is compared, and a determination is
made as to whether a handoff should be initiated.

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ZL200480043337.5 Methods and apparatus for Carrier frequency selection and handoff initiation methods in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 7453912; China P.R.: ZL200480043337.5; Australia: 2004319486; Canada: 2562679; Germany:
selecting between multiple wireless communications systems employing multiple carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; EP1735918; Great Britain: EP1735918; India: 266959; Indonesia: ID P 0024476; Israel: 178601; Japan: 4971140;
carriers based on signal frequencies are described. Although the receiver is tuned to a Japan: 5237397; Mexico: 261455; Philippines: 1-2006-502043; Republic of Korea: 10-0824949; Russian Federation:
energy measurements single band, based on the relative energy of one or more beacon 2354077; Singapore: 126992; South Africa: 2006/08586; Vietnam: 7899
signal components corresponding to the currently used carrier
and one or more beacon signal components corresponding to an
alternative carrier, a carrier selection and a handoff
determination is made. Mobile nodes can use a single RF chain
with a controllable RF filter to receive and process a signal within
a first selected carrier band including components from different
transmitters, e.g., a first signal component identified with the first
currently selected band and a second signal component identified
with a second alternative band. The signal components, e.g.,
beacon signal components from different transmitters may be
obtained from a signal which corresponds to multiple symbol
transmission time periods. Separate signal energy measurements
are performed on the first and second signal components. The
signal component energy is compared, and a determination is
made as to whether a handoff should be initiated.

8514692 Methods and apparatus for A base station receives loading information indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8514692; China P.R.: ZL200580042839.0; European Patent Convention: EP1810409; India: 260208;
determining, communicating loading of other Japan: 4791592; Republic of Korea: 10-0911087
and using information which base stations and determines a downlink transmission power
can be used for interference budget as a function of the
control purposes received loading factor information. The base station may
decrease a current
power budget dedicated to downlink traffic channel segments in
response to detecting
an increase/decrease in loading at an adjacent base station. Thus,
base stations operate
in a cooperative manner reducing power output, in at least some
cases, where loading at a neighboring base station increases
thereby reducing the interference to the base station with the
increased load. A base station can consider possible alternative
transmission
power levels, estimated levels of interference, and/or possible
alternative data rates in
making trade-off decisions regarding downlink power budget.

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9191840 Methods and apparatus for A base station receives loading information indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9191840; France: EP1943758; Germany: EP1943758; Great Britain: EP1943758; India: 263285; Italy:
determining, communicating loading of other EP1943758; Japan: 4782841; Netherlands: EP1943758; Republic of Korea: 10-1026590; Spain: EP1943758; Taiwan:
and using information which base stations and determines a downlink transmission power I354460
can be used for interference budget as a function of the
control received loading factor information. The base station may
decrease a current
power budget dedicated to downlink traffic channel segments in
response to detecting
an increase/decrease in loading at an adjacent base station. Thus,
base stations operate
in a cooperative manner reducing power output, in at least some
cases, where loading at a neighboring base station increases
thereby reducing the interference to the base station with the
increased load. A base station can consider possible alternative
transmission
power levels, estimated levels of interference, and/or possible
alternative data rates in
making trade-off decisions regarding downlink power budget.

8503938 Methods and apparatus for A base station receives loading information indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8503938; China P.R.: ZL200680045571.0; India: 796/MUMNP/2008; Japan: 4927853; Republic of
determining, communicating loading of other Korea: 10-0970086; Taiwan: I351832
and using information base stations and determines a downlink transmission power
including loading factors budget as a function of the
which can be used for received loading factor information. The base station may
interference control decrease a current
purposes power budget dedicated to downlink traffic channel segments in
response to detecting
an increase/decrease in loading at an adjacent base station. Thus,
base stations operate
in a cooperative manner reducing power output, in at least some
cases, where loading at a neighboring base station increases
thereby reducing the interference to the base station with the
increased load. A base station can consider possible alternative
transmission
power levels, estimated levels of interference, and/or possible
alternative data rates in
making trade-off decisions regarding downlink power budget.

ZL200680045571.0 Methods and apparatus for A base station receives loading information indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8503938; China P.R.: ZL200680045571.0; India: 796/MUMNP/2008; Japan: 4927853; Republic of
determining, communicating loading of other Korea: 10-0970086; Taiwan: I351832
and using information base stations and determines a downlink transmission power
including loading factors for budget as a function of the
interference control received loading factor information. The base station may
decrease a current
power budget dedicated to downlink traffic channel segments in
response to detecting
an increase/decrease in loading at an adjacent base station. Thus,
base stations operate
in a cooperative manner reducing power output, in at least some
cases, where loading at a neighboring base station increases
thereby reducing the interference to the base station with the
increased load. A base station can consider possible alternative
transmission
power levels, estimated levels of interference, and/or possible
alternative data rates in
making trade-off decisions regarding downlink power budget.

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8989084 Methods and apparatus for A base station receives loading information indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8989084; United States: 20150043374; China P.R.: ZL200680045681.7; Germany: EP1943759; Great
broadcasting loading loading of other Britain: EP1943759; India: 254200; Japan: 4927854; Republic of Korea: 10-1002151; Taiwan: I380726
information corresponding base stations and determines a downlink transmission power
to neighboring base stations budget as a function of the
received loading factor information. The base station may
decrease a current
power budget dedicated to downlink traffic channel segments in
response to detecting
an increase/decrease in loading at an adjacent base station. Thus,
base stations operate
in a cooperative manner reducing power output, in at least some
cases, where loading at a neighboring base station increases
thereby reducing the interference to the base station with the
increased load. A base station can consider possible alternative
transmission
power levels, estimated levels of interference, and/or possible
alternative data rates in
making trade-off decisions regarding downlink power budget.

20150043374 Methods and apparatus for A base station receives loading information indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8989084; United States: 20150043374; China P.R.: ZL200680045681.7; Germany: EP1943759; Great
broadcasting loading loading of other Britain: EP1943759; India: 254200; Japan: 4927854; Republic of Korea: 10-1002151; Taiwan: I380726
information corresponding base stations and determines a downlink transmission power
to neighboring base stations budget as a function of the
received loading factor information. The base station may
decrease a current
power budget dedicated to downlink traffic channel segments in
response to detecting
an increase/decrease in loading at an adjacent base station. Thus,
base stations operate
in a cooperative manner reducing power output, in at least some
cases, where loading at a neighboring base station increases
thereby reducing the interference to the base station with the
increased load. A base station can consider possible alternative
transmission
power levels, estimated levels of interference, and/or possible
alternative data rates in
making trade-off decisions regarding downlink power budget.

ZL200680045681.7 Methods and apparatus for A base station receives loading information indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8989084; United States: 20150043374; China P.R.: ZL200680045681.7; Germany: EP1943759; Great
broadcasting loading loading of other Britain: EP1943759; India: 254200; Japan: 4927854; Republic of Korea: 10-1002151; Taiwan: I380726
information corresponding base stations and determines a downlink transmission power
to neighboring base stations budget as a function of the
received loading factor information. The base station may
decrease a current
power budget dedicated to downlink traffic channel segments in
response to detecting
an increase/decrease in loading at an adjacent base station. Thus,
base stations operate
in a cooperative manner reducing power output, in at least some
cases, where loading at a neighboring base station increases
thereby reducing the interference to the base station with the
increased load. A base station can consider possible alternative
transmission
power levels, estimated levels of interference, and/or possible
alternative data rates in
making trade-off decisions regarding downlink power budget.

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8694042 METHOD AND APPARATUS A base station receives loading information indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8694042; China P.R.: ZL200680045781.X; France: EP1943747; Germany: EP1943747; Great Britain:
FOR DETERMINING A BASE loading of other EP1943747; India: 257497; Italy: EP1943747; Japan: 4782842; Netherlands: EP1943747; Republic of Korea: 10-
STATION'S TRANSMISSION base stations and determines a downlink transmission power 1026623; Spain: EP1943747; Taiwan: I368403
POWER BUDGET budget as a function of the
received loading factor information. The base station may
decrease a current
power budget dedicated to downlink traffic channel segments in
response to detecting
an increase/decrease in loading at an adjacent base station. Thus,
base stations operate
in a cooperative manner reducing power output, in at least some
cases, where loading at a neighboring base station increases
thereby reducing the interference to the base station with the
increased load. A base station can consider possible alternative
transmission
power levels, estimated levels of interference, and/or possible
alternative data rates in
making trade-off decisions regarding downlink power budget.

ZL200680045781.X Methods and apparatus for A base station receives loading information indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8694042; China P.R.: ZL200680045781.X; France: EP1943747; Germany: EP1943747; Great Britain:
controlling a base station's loading of other EP1943747; India: 257497; Italy: EP1943747; Japan: 4782842; Netherlands: EP1943747; Republic of Korea: 10-
transmission power base stations and determines a downlink transmission power 1026623; Spain: EP1943747; Taiwan: I368403
budget as a function of the
received loading factor information. The base station may
decrease a current
power budget dedicated to downlink traffic channel segments in
response to detecting
an increase/decrease in loading at an adjacent base station. Thus,
base stations operate
in a cooperative manner reducing power output, in at least some
cases, where loading at a neighboring base station increases
thereby reducing the interference to the base station with the
increased load. A base station can consider possible alternative
transmission
power levels, estimated levels of interference, and/or possible
alternative data rates in
making trade-off decisions regarding downlink power budget.

8488602 Methods and apparatus for Group communications methods and apparatus are described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8488602; Japan: 2008-510433; Republic of Korea: 10-0884175
transmitting group Multicast operation is supported with the transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346;
communication signals characteristics, e.g., transmission power level, coding rate, and/or
modulation method being selected to reliably communicate
information to the end nodes in the group but not necessarily to
all end nodes within the cell or sector. Thus resources can be
conserved by matching transmission requirements with
information on the requirements of one or more group members.
The requirements for reliably reaching the end node with the
worst channel conditions can, and in some embodiments is, used
to determine the group transmission requirements. Power level
and other transmission resource allocations can change in
response to changes in group membership and/or conditions
corresponding to existing group members.

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ZL200580035412.8 An apparatus for servicing a Group communications methods and apparatus are described. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.331; China P.R.: ZL200580035412.8; Hong Kong: HK1108245; Japan: 4537455; Japan: 5086384; Republic of Korea: 10-
transmission area and Multicast operation is supported with the transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.346; 0915730
operating method thereof characteristics, e.g., transmission power level, coding rate, and/or
modulation method being selected to reliably communicate
information to the end nodes in the group but not necessarily to
all end nodes within the cell or sector. Thus resources can be
conserved by matching transmission requirements with
information on the requirements of one or more group members.
The requirements for reliably reaching the end node with the
worst channel conditions can, and in some embodiments is, used
to determine the group transmission requirements. Power level
and other transmission resource allocations can change in
response to changes in group membership and/or conditions
corresponding to existing group members.

8437251 Methods and apparatus for An uplink dedicated control channel reporting structure includes a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8437251; United States: 8830827; China P.R.: ZL200680048768.X; China P.R.: CN103200609;
communicating transmission plurality of different bit size reports, e.g. 1 bit, 3 bit and 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Argentina: AR056856; Austria: EP1964432; Austria: EP2330858; Belgium: EP1964432; Belgium: EP2330858;
backlog information reports, for reporting a wireless terminal's backlog information of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Denmark: EP1964432; Denmark: EP2330858; Finland: EP1964432; Finland: EP2330858; France: EP1964432; France:
uplink traffic request group queues. Smaller bit size reports are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2330858; Germany: EP1964432; Germany: EP2330858; Great Britain: EP1964432; Great Britain: EP2330858;
transmitted more frequently than larger reports. A 1 bit request Greece: EP1964432; Greece: EP2330858; Hong Kong: HK1185208; Hong Kong: HK1129050; Hungary: EP1964432;
report indicates whether or not there are any MAC frames of Hungary: EP2330858; India: 257240; India: 1053/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1964432; Ireland: EP2330858; Italy:
information to be communicated in a set of two request group EP1964432; Italy: EP2330858; Japan: 5006337; Netherlands: EP1964432; Netherlands: EP2330858; Poland:
queues. A 3 bit request report indicates an amount of backlog EP1964432; Poland: EP2330858; Portugal: EP1964432; Portugal: EP2330858; Republic of Korea: 10-1058757;
information corresponding to a first set of request group queues Romania: EP1964432; Romania: EP2330858; Spain: EP1964432; Spain: EP2330858; Sweden: EP1964432; Sweden:
and a second set of request group queues. A 4 bit request report EP2330858; Switzerland: EP1964432; Switzerland: EP2330858; Taiwan: I449382; Thailand: 88629
indicates an amount of backlog information corresponding to a
set of request group queues. The 4 bit request report is capable
of reporting information on any of a plurality of uplink traffic
channel request group queues being maintained by the wireless
terminal.

8830827 Methods and apparatus for An uplink dedicated control channel reporting structure includes a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8437251; United States: 8830827; China P.R.: ZL200680048768.X; China P.R.: CN103200609;
communicating transmission plurality of different bit size reports, e.g. 1 bit, 3 bit and 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Argentina: AR056856; Austria: EP1964432; Austria: EP2330858; Belgium: EP1964432; Belgium: EP2330858;
backlog information reports, for reporting a wireless terminal's backlog information of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Denmark: EP1964432; Denmark: EP2330858; Finland: EP1964432; Finland: EP2330858; France: EP1964432; France:
uplink traffic request group queues. Smaller bit size reports are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2330858; Germany: EP1964432; Germany: EP2330858; Great Britain: EP1964432; Great Britain: EP2330858;
transmitted more frequently than larger reports. A 1 bit request Greece: EP1964432; Greece: EP2330858; Hong Kong: HK1185208; Hong Kong: HK1129050; Hungary: EP1964432;
report indicates whether or not there are any MAC frames of Hungary: EP2330858; India: 257240; India: 1053/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1964432; Ireland: EP2330858; Italy:
information to be communicated in a set of two request group EP1964432; Italy: EP2330858; Japan: 5006337; Netherlands: EP1964432; Netherlands: EP2330858; Poland:
queues. A 3 bit request report indicates an amount of backlog EP1964432; Poland: EP2330858; Portugal: EP1964432; Portugal: EP2330858; Republic of Korea: 10-1058757;
information corresponding to a first set of request group queues Romania: EP1964432; Romania: EP2330858; Spain: EP1964432; Spain: EP2330858; Sweden: EP1964432; Sweden:
and a second set of request group queues. A 4 bit request report EP2330858; Switzerland: EP1964432; Switzerland: EP2330858; Taiwan: I449382; Thailand: 88629
indicates an amount of backlog information corresponding to a
set of request group queues. The 4 bit request report is capable
of reporting information on any of a plurality of uplink traffic
channel request group queues being maintained by the wireless
terminal.

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ZL200680048768.X Methods and apparatus for An uplink dedicated control channel reporting structure includes a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8437251; United States: 8830827; China P.R.: ZL200680048768.X; China P.R.: CN103200609;
communicating transmission plurality of different bit size reports, e.g. 1 bit, 3 bit and 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Argentina: AR056856; Austria: EP1964432; Austria: EP2330858; Belgium: EP1964432; Belgium: EP2330858;
backlog information reports, for reporting a wireless terminal's backlog information of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Denmark: EP1964432; Denmark: EP2330858; Finland: EP1964432; Finland: EP2330858; France: EP1964432; France:
uplink traffic request group queues. Smaller bit size reports are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2330858; Germany: EP1964432; Germany: EP2330858; Great Britain: EP1964432; Great Britain: EP2330858;
transmitted more frequently than larger reports. A 1 bit request Greece: EP1964432; Greece: EP2330858; Hong Kong: HK1185208; Hong Kong: HK1129050; Hungary: EP1964432;
report indicates whether or not there are any MAC frames of Hungary: EP2330858; India: 257240; India: 1053/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1964432; Ireland: EP2330858; Italy:
information to be communicated in a set of two request group EP1964432; Italy: EP2330858; Japan: 5006337; Netherlands: EP1964432; Netherlands: EP2330858; Poland:
queues. A 3 bit request report indicates an amount of backlog EP1964432; Poland: EP2330858; Portugal: EP1964432; Portugal: EP2330858; Republic of Korea: 10-1058757;
information corresponding to a first set of request group queues Romania: EP1964432; Romania: EP2330858; Spain: EP1964432; Spain: EP2330858; Sweden: EP1964432; Sweden:
and a second set of request group queues. A 4 bit request report EP2330858; Switzerland: EP1964432; Switzerland: EP2330858; Taiwan: I449382; Thailand: 88629
indicates an amount of backlog information corresponding to a
set of request group queues. The 4 bit request report is capable
of reporting information on any of a plurality of uplink traffic
channel request group queues being maintained by the wireless
terminal.

CN103200609 Methods and apparatus for An uplink dedicated control channel reporting structure includes a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8437251; United States: 8830827; China P.R.: ZL200680048768.X; China P.R.: CN103200609;
communicating transmission plurality of different bit size reports, e.g. 1 bit, 3 bit and 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Argentina: AR056856; Austria: EP1964432; Austria: EP2330858; Belgium: EP1964432; Belgium: EP2330858;
backlog information reports, for reporting a wireless terminal's backlog information of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Denmark: EP1964432; Denmark: EP2330858; Finland: EP1964432; Finland: EP2330858; France: EP1964432; France:
uplink traffic request group queues. Smaller bit size reports are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2330858; Germany: EP1964432; Germany: EP2330858; Great Britain: EP1964432; Great Britain: EP2330858;
transmitted more frequently than larger reports. A 1 bit request Greece: EP1964432; Greece: EP2330858; Hong Kong: HK1185208; Hong Kong: HK1129050; Hungary: EP1964432;
report indicates whether or not there are any MAC frames of Hungary: EP2330858; India: 257240; India: 1053/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1964432; Ireland: EP2330858; Italy:
information to be communicated in a set of two request group EP1964432; Italy: EP2330858; Japan: 5006337; Netherlands: EP1964432; Netherlands: EP2330858; Poland:
queues. A 3 bit request report indicates an amount of backlog EP1964432; Poland: EP2330858; Portugal: EP1964432; Portugal: EP2330858; Republic of Korea: 10-1058757;
information corresponding to a first set of request group queues Romania: EP1964432; Romania: EP2330858; Spain: EP1964432; Spain: EP2330858; Sweden: EP1964432; Sweden:
and a second set of request group queues. A 4 bit request report EP2330858; Switzerland: EP1964432; Switzerland: EP2330858; Taiwan: I449382; Thailand: 88629
indicates an amount of backlog information corresponding to a
set of request group queues. The 4 bit request report is capable
of reporting information on any of a plurality of uplink traffic
channel request group queues being maintained by the wireless
terminal.

8811348 Methods and apparatus for A wireless terminal measures the received power of a tone SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8811348; China P.R.: CN101341784; China P.R.: CN104811996; European Patent Convention:
generating, communicating, corresponding to an intention base station null output, measures SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1969890; India: 5097/DELNP/2008; Japan: 5096368; Republic of Korea: 10-1030199
and/or using information the received power of pilot signals, and determines a signal to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
relating to self-noise noise ratio of the received pilot signal. The wireless terminal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
calculates a downlink signal to noise ratio saturation level
representative of the SNR of a received downlink signal that the
wireless terminal would measure on a received signal transmitted
by the base station at infinite power. The calculated downlink
signal to noise ratio saturation level is a function of the
determined interference power, the measured received pilot
signal power, and the determined pilot signal SNR. A report is
generated corresponding to one of a plurality of quantized levels,
the selected quantized level being the closest representation to
the calculated downlink signal to noise ratio saturation level. The
generated report is communicated using a dedicated control
channel segment in a predetermined uplink timing structure.

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CN101341784 Methods and apparatus for A wireless terminal measures the received power of a tone SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8811348; China P.R.: CN101341784; China P.R.: CN104811996; European Patent Convention:
generating, communicating, corresponding to an intention base station null output, measures SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1969890; India: 5097/DELNP/2008; Japan: 5096368; Republic of Korea: 10-1030199
and/or using information the received power of pilot signals, and determines a signal to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
relating to self-noise noise ratio of the received pilot signal. The wireless terminal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
calculates a downlink signal to noise ratio saturation level
representative of the SNR of a received downlink signal that the
wireless terminal would measure on a received signal transmitted
by the base station at infinite power. The calculated downlink
signal to noise ratio saturation level is a function of the
determined interference power, the measured received pilot
signal power, and the determined pilot signal SNR. A report is
generated corresponding to one of a plurality of quantized levels,
the selected quantized level being the closest representation to
the calculated downlink signal to noise ratio saturation level. The
generated report is communicated using a dedicated control
channel segment in a predetermined uplink timing structure.

CN104811996 Methods and apparatus for A wireless terminal measures the received power of a tone SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8811348; China P.R.: CN101341784; China P.R.: CN104811996; European Patent Convention:
generating, communicating, corresponding to an intention base station null output, measures SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1969890; India: 5097/DELNP/2008; Japan: 5096368; Republic of Korea: 10-1030199
and/or using information the received power of pilot signals, and determines a signal to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
relating to self-noise noise ratio of the received pilot signal. The wireless terminal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
calculates a downlink signal to noise ratio saturation level
representative of the SNR of a received downlink signal that the
wireless terminal would measure on a received signal transmitted
by the base station at infinite power. The calculated downlink
signal to noise ratio saturation level is a function of the
determined interference power, the measured received pilot
signal power, and the determined pilot signal SNR. A report is
generated corresponding to one of a plurality of quantized levels,
the selected quantized level being the closest representation to
the calculated downlink signal to noise ratio saturation level. The
generated report is communicated using a dedicated control
channel segment in a predetermined uplink timing structure.

20070149227 Methods and apparatus of Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149227; China P.R.: ZL200680048113.2; China P.R.: CN102612146; Argentina: AR058637;
implementing and/or using a alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Argentina: AR080582B2; Austria: EP1969889; Austria: EP2129185; Austria: EP2129186; Belgium: EP1969889;
dedicated control channel fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Belgium: EP2129185; Belgium: EP2129186; Denmark: EP1969889; Denmark: EP2129185; Denmark: EP2129186;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Finland: EP1969889; Finland: EP2129185; Finland: EP2129186; France: EP1969889; France: EP2129185; France:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP2129186; Germany: EP1969889; Germany: EP2346298; Germany: EP2129185; Germany: EP2129186; Great
differernt request groups Britain: EP1969889; Great Britain: EP2346298; Great Britain: EP2129185; Great Britain: EP2129186; Greece:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP1969889; Greece: EP2129185; Greece: EP2129186; Hong Kong: HK1160335; Hong Kong: HK1136924; Hong Kong:
request report format includes a HK1138142; Hong Kong: HK1126347; Hungary: EP1969889; Hungary: EP2129185; Hungary: EP2129186; India:
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives 258759; India: 1530/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1969889; Ireland: EP2129185; Ireland: EP2129186; Italy:
corresponding to different request EP1969889; Italy: EP2129185; Italy: EP2129186; Japan: 5096367; Japan: 5301714; Netherlands: EP1969889;
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously Netherlands: EP2129185; Netherlands: EP2129186; Poland: EP1969889; Poland: EP2129185; Poland: EP2129186;
corresponding to request Portugal: EP1969889; Portugal: EP2129185; Portugal: EP2129186; Republic of Korea: 10-1011955; Romania:
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The EP1969889; Romania: EP2129185; Romania: EP2129186; Spain: EP1969889; Spain: EP2129185; Spain: EP2129186;
wireless terminal uses priority Sweden: EP1969889; Sweden: EP2129185; Sweden: EP2129186; Switzerland: EP1969889; Switzerland: EP2129185;
information associated with the request groups having non-zero Switzerland: EP2129186; Taiwan: I471044; Taiwan: 201531136; Thailand: 88784
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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ZL200680048113.2 Methods and apparatus of Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149227; China P.R.: ZL200680048113.2; China P.R.: CN102612146; Argentina: AR058637;
implementing and/or using a alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Argentina: AR080582B2; Austria: EP1969889; Austria: EP2129185; Austria: EP2129186; Belgium: EP1969889;
dedicated control channel fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Belgium: EP2129185; Belgium: EP2129186; Denmark: EP1969889; Denmark: EP2129185; Denmark: EP2129186;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Finland: EP1969889; Finland: EP2129185; Finland: EP2129186; France: EP1969889; France: EP2129185; France:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP2129186; Germany: EP1969889; Germany: EP2346298; Germany: EP2129185; Germany: EP2129186; Great
differernt request groups Britain: EP1969889; Great Britain: EP2346298; Great Britain: EP2129185; Great Britain: EP2129186; Greece:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP1969889; Greece: EP2129185; Greece: EP2129186; Hong Kong: HK1160335; Hong Kong: HK1136924; Hong Kong:
request report format includes a HK1138142; Hong Kong: HK1126347; Hungary: EP1969889; Hungary: EP2129185; Hungary: EP2129186; India:
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives 258759; India: 1530/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1969889; Ireland: EP2129185; Ireland: EP2129186; Italy:
corresponding to different request EP1969889; Italy: EP2129185; Italy: EP2129186; Japan: 5096367; Japan: 5301714; Netherlands: EP1969889;
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously Netherlands: EP2129185; Netherlands: EP2129186; Poland: EP1969889; Poland: EP2129185; Poland: EP2129186;
corresponding to request Portugal: EP1969889; Portugal: EP2129185; Portugal: EP2129186; Republic of Korea: 10-1011955; Romania:
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The EP1969889; Romania: EP2129185; Romania: EP2129186; Spain: EP1969889; Spain: EP2129185; Spain: EP2129186;
wireless terminal uses priority Sweden: EP1969889; Sweden: EP2129185; Sweden: EP2129186; Switzerland: EP1969889; Switzerland: EP2129185;
information associated with the request groups having non-zero Switzerland: EP2129186; Taiwan: I471044; Taiwan: 201531136; Thailand: 88784
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
CN102612146 Methods and apparatus of Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149227; China P.R.: ZL200680048113.2; China P.R.: CN102612146; Argentina: AR058637;
implementing and/or using a alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Argentina: AR080582B2; Austria: EP1969889; Austria: EP2129185; Austria: EP2129186; Belgium: EP1969889;
dedicated control channel fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Belgium: EP2129185; Belgium: EP2129186; Denmark: EP1969889; Denmark: EP2129185; Denmark: EP2129186;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Finland: EP1969889; Finland: EP2129185; Finland: EP2129186; France: EP1969889; France: EP2129185; France:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP2129186; Germany: EP1969889; Germany: EP2346298; Germany: EP2129185; Germany: EP2129186; Great
differernt request groups Britain: EP1969889; Great Britain: EP2346298; Great Britain: EP2129185; Great Britain: EP2129186; Greece:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP1969889; Greece: EP2129185; Greece: EP2129186; Hong Kong: HK1160335; Hong Kong: HK1136924; Hong Kong:
request report format includes a HK1138142; Hong Kong: HK1126347; Hungary: EP1969889; Hungary: EP2129185; Hungary: EP2129186; India:
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives 258759; India: 1530/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1969889; Ireland: EP2129185; Ireland: EP2129186; Italy:
corresponding to different request EP1969889; Italy: EP2129185; Italy: EP2129186; Japan: 5096367; Japan: 5301714; Netherlands: EP1969889;
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously Netherlands: EP2129185; Netherlands: EP2129186; Poland: EP1969889; Poland: EP2129185; Poland: EP2129186;
corresponding to request Portugal: EP1969889; Portugal: EP2129185; Portugal: EP2129186; Republic of Korea: 10-1011955; Romania:
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The EP1969889; Romania: EP2129185; Romania: EP2129186; Spain: EP1969889; Spain: EP2129185; Spain: EP2129186;
wireless terminal uses priority Sweden: EP1969889; Sweden: EP2129185; Sweden: EP2129186; Switzerland: EP1969889; Switzerland: EP2129185;
information associated with the request groups having non-zero Switzerland: EP2129186; Taiwan: I471044; Taiwan: 201531136; Thailand: 88784
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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9125092 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9125092; United States: 20150334590; China P.R.: ZL200680047926.X; Belgium: EP1972171;
reporting and/or using alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1972171; Czech Republic: EP1972171; Finland: EP1972171; France: EP1972171; Germany: EP1972171;
control information fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1972171; Hungary: EP1972171; India: 259539; Ireland: EP1972171; Italy: EP1972171; Japan:
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; 4885981; Netherlands: EP1972171; Poland: EP1972171; Republic of Korea: 10-1011658; Romania: EP1972171;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of Spain: EP1972171; Sweden: EP1972171; Taiwan: I451776
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
20150334590 METHODS AND APPARTUS Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9125092; United States: 20150334590; China P.R.: ZL200680047926.X; Belgium: EP1972171;
FOR REPORTING AND/OR alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1972171; Czech Republic: EP1972171; Finland: EP1972171; France: EP1972171; Germany: EP1972171;
USING CONTROL fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1972171; Hungary: EP1972171; India: 259539; Ireland: EP1972171; Italy: EP1972171; Japan:
INFORMATION uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; 4885981; Netherlands: EP1972171; Poland: EP1972171; Republic of Korea: 10-1011658; Romania: EP1972171;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of Spain: EP1972171; Sweden: EP1972171; Taiwan: I451776
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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ZL200680047926.X Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9125092; United States: 20150334590; China P.R.: ZL200680047926.X; Belgium: EP1972171;
reporting and/or using alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1972171; Czech Republic: EP1972171; Finland: EP1972171; France: EP1972171; Germany: EP1972171;
control information fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1972171; Hungary: EP1972171; India: 259539; Ireland: EP1972171; Italy: EP1972171; Japan:
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; 4885981; Netherlands: EP1972171; Poland: EP1972171; Republic of Korea: 10-1011658; Romania: EP1972171;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of Spain: EP1972171; Sweden: EP1972171; Taiwan: I451776
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
9119220 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9119220; China P.R.: ZL200680048100.5; Argentina: AR058640; Hong Kong: HK1123431; India:
communicating backlog alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 1161/MUMNP/2008; Japan: 5242411; Japan: 5442832; Republic of Korea: 10-0978766
related information fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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ZL200680048100.5 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9119220; China P.R.: ZL200680048100.5; Argentina: AR058640; Hong Kong: HK1123431; India:
communicating backlog alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 1161/MUMNP/2008; Japan: 5242411; Japan: 5442832; Republic of Korea: 10-0978766
related information fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
20070253358 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070253358; China P.R.: ZL200680052968.2; China P.R.: CN102781038; Belgium: EP1980126;
related to selecting reporting alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1980126; Czech Republic: EP1980126; Finland: EP1980126; France: EP1980126; Germany: EP1980126;
alternative in a request fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1980126; Hong Kong: HK1178019; Hong Kong: HK1122683; Hungary: EP1980126; India: 264780;
report uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; India: 1588/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1980126; Italy: EP1980126; Japan: 5265386; Japan: 5524286; Japan:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of 5628362; Netherlands: EP1980126; Poland: EP1980126; Republic of Korea: 10-1013348; Romania: EP1980126;
differernt request groups Spain: EP1980126; Sweden: EP1980126; Taiwan: I481235
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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ZL200680052968.2 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070253358; China P.R.: ZL200680052968.2; China P.R.: CN102781038; Belgium: EP1980126;
related to selecting reporting alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1980126; Czech Republic: EP1980126; Finland: EP1980126; France: EP1980126; Germany: EP1980126;
alternative in a request fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1980126; Hong Kong: HK1178019; Hong Kong: HK1122683; Hungary: EP1980126; India: 264780;
report uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; India: 1588/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1980126; Italy: EP1980126; Japan: 5265386; Japan: 5524286; Japan:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of 5628362; Netherlands: EP1980126; Poland: EP1980126; Republic of Korea: 10-1013348; Romania: EP1980126;
differernt request groups Spain: EP1980126; Sweden: EP1980126; Taiwan: I481235
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
CN102781038 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070253358; China P.R.: ZL200680052968.2; China P.R.: CN102781038; Belgium: EP1980126;
related to selecting reporting alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1980126; Czech Republic: EP1980126; Finland: EP1980126; France: EP1980126; Germany: EP1980126;
alternative in a request fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1980126; Hong Kong: HK1178019; Hong Kong: HK1122683; Hungary: EP1980126; India: 264780;
report uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; India: 1588/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1980126; Italy: EP1980126; Japan: 5265386; Japan: 5524286; Japan:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of 5628362; Netherlands: EP1980126; Poland: EP1980126; Republic of Korea: 10-1013348; Romania: EP1980126;
differernt request groups Spain: EP1980126; Sweden: EP1980126; Taiwan: I481235
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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20070253357 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070253357; China P.R.: ZL200680048110.9; Germany: EP1967034; Great Britain: EP1967034;
related to selecting a request alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Hong Kong: HK1123430; India: 264471; Japan: 4976418; Republic of Korea: 10-0956259; Taiwan: I413423
group for a request report fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
ZL200680048110.9 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070253357; China P.R.: ZL200680048110.9; Germany: EP1967034; Great Britain: EP1967034;
related to selecting a request alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Hong Kong: HK1123430; India: 264471; Japan: 4976418; Republic of Korea: 10-0956259; Taiwan: I413423
group for a request report fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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20070168326 Efficient reporting of Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070168326; China P.R.: ZL200680048038.X; China P.R.: CN102612074; Austria: EP1964418;
information in a wireless alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1964418; Denmark: EP1964418; European Patent Convention: EP2858408; Finland: EP1964418;
communication system fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; France: EP1964418; France: EP2194742; France: EP2209336; Germany: EP1964418; Germany: EP2194742;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Germany: EP2209337; Germany: EP2209336; Great Britain: EP1964418; Great Britain: EP2194742; Great Britain:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP2209337; Great Britain: EP2209336; Greece: EP1964418; Hong Kong: HK1146605; Hong Kong: 1205617; Hong
differernt request groups Kong: HK1123429; Hungary: EP1964418; India: 259268; India: 1002/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1964418; Italy:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP1964418; Italy: EP2194742; Italy: EP2209336; Japan: 5107935; Netherlands: EP1964418; Netherlands:
request report format includes a EP2194742; Netherlands: EP2209336; Poland: EP1964418; Portugal: EP1964418; Republic of Korea: 10-1060535;
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives Romania: EP1964418; Spain: EP1964418; Spain: EP2194742; Spain: EP2209336; Sweden: EP1964418; Switzerland:
corresponding to different request EP1964418; Taiwan: I479812
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
ZL200680048038.X Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070168326; China P.R.: ZL200680048038.X; China P.R.: CN102612074; Austria: EP1964418;
efficient reporting of alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1964418; Denmark: EP1964418; European Patent Convention: EP2858408; Finland: EP1964418;
information in a wireless fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; France: EP1964418; France: EP2194742; France: EP2209336; Germany: EP1964418; Germany: EP2194742;
communication system uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Germany: EP2209337; Germany: EP2209336; Great Britain: EP1964418; Great Britain: EP2194742; Great Britain:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP2209337; Great Britain: EP2209336; Greece: EP1964418; Hong Kong: HK1146605; Hong Kong: 1205617; Hong
differernt request groups Kong: HK1123429; Hungary: EP1964418; India: 259268; India: 1002/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1964418; Italy:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP1964418; Italy: EP2194742; Italy: EP2209336; Japan: 5107935; Netherlands: EP1964418; Netherlands:
request report format includes a EP2194742; Netherlands: EP2209336; Poland: EP1964418; Portugal: EP1964418; Republic of Korea: 10-1060535;
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives Romania: EP1964418; Spain: EP1964418; Spain: EP2194742; Spain: EP2209336; Sweden: EP1964418; Switzerland:
corresponding to different request EP1964418; Taiwan: I479812
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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CN102612074 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070168326; China P.R.: ZL200680048038.X; China P.R.: CN102612074; Austria: EP1964418;
efficient reporting of alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1964418; Denmark: EP1964418; European Patent Convention: EP2858408; Finland: EP1964418;
information in a wireless fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; France: EP1964418; France: EP2194742; France: EP2209336; Germany: EP1964418; Germany: EP2194742;
communication system uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Germany: EP2209337; Germany: EP2209336; Great Britain: EP1964418; Great Britain: EP2194742; Great Britain:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP2209337; Great Britain: EP2209336; Greece: EP1964418; Hong Kong: HK1146605; Hong Kong: 1205617; Hong
differernt request groups Kong: HK1123429; Hungary: EP1964418; India: 259268; India: 1002/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1964418; Italy:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP1964418; Italy: EP2194742; Italy: EP2209336; Japan: 5107935; Netherlands: EP1964418; Netherlands:
request report format includes a EP2194742; Netherlands: EP2209336; Poland: EP1964418; Portugal: EP1964418; Republic of Korea: 10-1060535;
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives Romania: EP1964418; Spain: EP1964418; Spain: EP2194742; Spain: EP2209336; Sweden: EP1964418; Switzerland:
corresponding to different request EP1964418; Taiwan: I479812
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
20070149129 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149129; United States: 20100220626; China P.R.: ZL200680048235.1; Belgium: EP1972172;
communicating transmission alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1972172; Czech Republic: EP1972172; Finland: EP1972172; France: EP1972172; Germany: EP1972172;
backlog information fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1972172; Hungary: EP1972172; India: 259344; Ireland: EP1972172; Italy: EP1972172; Japan:
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; 5318580; Japan: 5694209; Netherlands: EP1972172; Poland: EP1972172; Republic of Korea: 10-1013349; Romania:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP1972172; Spain: EP1972172; Sweden: EP1972172
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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20100220626 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149129; United States: 20100220626; China P.R.: ZL200680048235.1; Belgium: EP1972172;
communicating transmission alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1972172; Czech Republic: EP1972172; Finland: EP1972172; France: EP1972172; Germany: EP1972172;
backlog information fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1972172; Hungary: EP1972172; India: 259344; Ireland: EP1972172; Italy: EP1972172; Japan:
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; 5318580; Japan: 5694209; Netherlands: EP1972172; Poland: EP1972172; Republic of Korea: 10-1013349; Romania:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP1972172; Spain: EP1972172; Sweden: EP1972172
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
ZL200680048235.1 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149129; United States: 20100220626; China P.R.: ZL200680048235.1; Belgium: EP1972172;
communicating transmission alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1972172; Czech Republic: EP1972172; Finland: EP1972172; France: EP1972172; Germany: EP1972172;
backlog information fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1972172; Hungary: EP1972172; India: 259344; Ireland: EP1972172; Italy: EP1972172; Japan:
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; 5318580; Japan: 5694209; Netherlands: EP1972172; Poland: EP1972172; Republic of Korea: 10-1013349; Romania:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP1972172; Spain: EP1972172; Sweden: EP1972172
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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9137072 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9137072; United States: 20150333948; China P.R.: ZL200680047857.2; Belgium: EP1969891;
communicating control alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1969891; Czech Republic: EP1969891; Finland: EP1969891; France: EP1969891; Germany: EP1969891;
information fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1969891; Hong Kong: HK1124198; Hungary: EP1969891; India: 270573; Ireland: EP1969891; Italy:
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1969891; Japan: 4950217; Netherlands: EP1969891; Poland: EP1969891; Republic of Korea: 10-0993746;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of Romania: EP1969891; Spain: EP1969891; Sweden: EP1969891; Taiwan: I420924
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
20150333948 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9137072; United States: 20150333948; China P.R.: ZL200680047857.2; Belgium: EP1969891;
communicating control alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1969891; Czech Republic: EP1969891; Finland: EP1969891; France: EP1969891; Germany: EP1969891;
information fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1969891; Hong Kong: HK1124198; Hungary: EP1969891; India: 270573; Ireland: EP1969891; Italy:
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1969891; Japan: 4950217; Netherlands: EP1969891; Poland: EP1969891; Republic of Korea: 10-0993746;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of Romania: EP1969891; Spain: EP1969891; Sweden: EP1969891; Taiwan: I420924
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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ZL200680047857.2 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9137072; United States: 20150333948; China P.R.: ZL200680047857.2; Belgium: EP1969891;
communicating control alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Bulgaria: EP1969891; Czech Republic: EP1969891; Finland: EP1969891; France: EP1969891; Germany: EP1969891;
information fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1969891; Hong Kong: HK1124198; Hungary: EP1969891; India: 270573; Ireland: EP1969891; Italy:
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1969891; Japan: 4950217; Netherlands: EP1969891; Poland: EP1969891; Republic of Korea: 10-0993746;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of Romania: EP1969891; Spain: EP1969891; Sweden: EP1969891; Taiwan: I420924
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
20070149138 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149138; China P.R.: ZL200680048326.5; France: EP1964437; France: EP2146538; Germany:
communicating information alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1964437; Germany: EP2146538; Great Britain: EP1964437; Great Britain: EP2146538; Hong Kong: HK1123915;
utilizing a plurality of fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; India: 266642; Italy: EP1964437; Italy: EP2146538; Japan: 4950218; Republic of Korea: 10-1027355; Spain:
dictionaries uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1964437; Spain: EP2146538; Taiwan: I466476; Taiwan: 201517540
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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ZL200680048326.5 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149138; China P.R.: ZL200680048326.5; France: EP1964437; France: EP2146538; Germany:
communicating information alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1964437; Germany: EP2146538; Great Britain: EP1964437; Great Britain: EP2146538; Hong Kong: HK1123915;
utilizing a plurality of fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; India: 266642; Italy: EP1964437; Italy: EP2146538; Japan: 4950218; Republic of Korea: 10-1027355; Spain:
dictionaries uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; EP1964437; Spain: EP2146538; Taiwan: I466476; Taiwan: 201517540
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
20070149132 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149132; China P.R.: ZL200680047781.3; China P.R.: CN103533582; Austria: EP1964434;
related to selecting control alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1964434; Denmark: EP1964434; European Patent Convention: EP2814281; European Patent
channel reporting formats fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Convention: EP2930970; Finland: EP1964434; France: EP1964434; Germany: EP1964434; Germany: EP2346278;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1964434; Great Britain: EP2346278; Greece: EP1964434; Hong Kong: HK1189749; Hong Kong:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of HK1123432; Hungary: EP1964434; India: 259548; Ireland: EP1964434; Italy: EP1964434; Japan: 5074419;
differernt request groups Netherlands: EP1964434; Poland: EP1964434; Portugal: EP1964434; Republic of Korea: 10-1062645; Romania:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP1964434; Spain: EP1964434; Sweden: EP1964434; Switzerland: EP1964434; Taiwan: I467940; Taiwan:
request report format includes a 201507377
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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ZL200680047781.3 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149132; China P.R.: ZL200680047781.3; China P.R.: CN103533582; Austria: EP1964434;
selecting control channel alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1964434; Denmark: EP1964434; European Patent Convention: EP2814281; European Patent
reporting formats fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Convention: EP2930970; Finland: EP1964434; France: EP1964434; Germany: EP1964434; Germany: EP2346278;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1964434; Great Britain: EP2346278; Greece: EP1964434; Hong Kong: HK1189749; Hong Kong:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of HK1123432; Hungary: EP1964434; India: 259548; Ireland: EP1964434; Italy: EP1964434; Japan: 5074419;
differernt request groups Netherlands: EP1964434; Poland: EP1964434; Portugal: EP1964434; Republic of Korea: 10-1062645; Romania:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP1964434; Spain: EP1964434; Sweden: EP1964434; Switzerland: EP1964434; Taiwan: I467940; Taiwan:
request report format includes a 201507377
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
CN103533582 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149132; China P.R.: ZL200680047781.3; China P.R.: CN103533582; Austria: EP1964434;
selecting control channel alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Belgium: EP1964434; Denmark: EP1964434; European Patent Convention: EP2814281; European Patent
reporting formats fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Convention: EP2930970; Finland: EP1964434; France: EP1964434; Germany: EP1964434; Germany: EP2346278;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Great Britain: EP1964434; Great Britain: EP2346278; Greece: EP1964434; Hong Kong: HK1189749; Hong Kong:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of HK1123432; Hungary: EP1964434; India: 259548; Ireland: EP1964434; Italy: EP1964434; Japan: 5074419;
differernt request groups Netherlands: EP1964434; Poland: EP1964434; Portugal: EP1964434; Republic of Korea: 10-1062645; Romania:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP1964434; Spain: EP1964434; Sweden: EP1964434; Switzerland: EP1964434; Taiwan: I467940; Taiwan:
request report format includes a 201507377
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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9125093 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9125093; China P.R.: 201510563734.5; Austria: EP2203013; Belgium: EP1974573; Belgium:
related to custom control alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2203013; Bulgaria: EP1974573; Czech Republic: EP1974573; Denmark: EP2203013; European Patent Convention:
channel reporting formats fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; 15201551.7; Finland: EP1974573; Finland: EP2203013; France: EP1974573; France: EP2203013; France: EP2209335;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Germany: EP1974573; Germany: EP2203013; Germany: EP2209335; Great Britain: EP1974573; Great Britain:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP2203013; Great Britain: EP2209335; Greece: EP2203013; Hong Kong: HK1144990; Hong Kong: HK1146606; Hong
differernt request groups Kong: HK1124715; Hungary: EP1974573; Hungary: EP2203013; India: 258542; Ireland: EP1974573; Ireland:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP2203013; Italy: EP1974573; Italy: EP2203013; Italy: EP2209335; Japan: 5074418; Netherlands: EP1974573;
request report format includes a Netherlands: EP2203013; Netherlands: EP2209335; Poland: EP1974573; Poland: EP2203013; Portugal: EP2203013;
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives Republic of Korea: 10-1050986; Romania: EP1974573; Romania: EP2203013; Spain: EP1974573; Spain: EP2203013;
corresponding to different request Spain: EP2209335; Sweden: EP1974573; Sweden: EP2203013; Switzerland: EP2203013; Taiwan: I448169
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
201510563734.5 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9125093; China P.R.: 201510563734.5; Austria: EP2203013; Belgium: EP1974573; Belgium:
related to custom control alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2203013; Bulgaria: EP1974573; Czech Republic: EP1974573; Denmark: EP2203013; European Patent Convention:
channel reporting formats fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; 15201551.7; Finland: EP1974573; Finland: EP2203013; France: EP1974573; France: EP2203013; France: EP2209335;
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Germany: EP1974573; Germany: EP2203013; Germany: EP2209335; Great Britain: EP1974573; Great Britain:
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of EP2203013; Great Britain: EP2209335; Greece: EP2203013; Hong Kong: HK1144990; Hong Kong: HK1146606; Hong
differernt request groups Kong: HK1124715; Hungary: EP1974573; Hungary: EP2203013; India: 258542; Ireland: EP1974573; Ireland:
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same EP2203013; Italy: EP1974573; Italy: EP2203013; Italy: EP2209335; Japan: 5074418; Netherlands: EP1974573;
request report format includes a Netherlands: EP2203013; Netherlands: EP2209335; Poland: EP1974573; Poland: EP2203013; Portugal: EP2203013;
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives Republic of Korea: 10-1050986; Romania: EP1974573; Romania: EP2203013; Spain: EP1974573; Spain: EP2203013;
corresponding to different request Spain: EP2209335; Sweden: EP1974573; Sweden: EP2203013; Switzerland: EP2203013; Taiwan: I448169
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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ZL200680047783.2 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; China P.R.: ZL200680047783.2; Belgium: EP1964419; Bulgaria: EP1964419; Czech Republic: EP1964419; Finland:
selecting between a plurality alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1964419; France: EP1964419; Germany: EP1964419; Germany: EP2120506; Great Britain: EP1964419; Great
of dictionaries fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP2120506; Hong Kong: HK1138141; Hong Kong: HK1123917; Hungary: EP1964419; India: 258283; India:
uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; 1340/MUMNP/2013; Ireland: EP1964419; Italy: EP1964419; Japan: 5054029; Japan: 2012-213191; Japan: 2015-
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of 080249; Netherlands: EP1964419; Poland: EP1964419; Republic of Korea: 10-1013350; Romania: EP1964419;
differernt request groups Spain: EP1964419; Sweden: EP1964419; Taiwan: I451779
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
20070249360 METHODS AND APARATUS Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070249360; China P.R.: ZL200680048089.2; Argentina: AR058639; Germany: EP1972168; Great
RELATED TO DETERMINING, alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Britain: EP1972168; Hong Kong: HK1126345; India: 263824; Japan: 4870781
COMMUNICATING, AND/OR fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
USING DELAY INFORMATION uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
IN A WIRELESS are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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ZL200680048089.2 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070249360; China P.R.: ZL200680048089.2; Argentina: AR058639; Germany: EP1972168; Great
determining, alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Britain: EP1972168; Hong Kong: HK1126345; India: 263824; Japan: 4870781
communicating, and/or using fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
delay information in a uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
wireless communications are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
system differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
20070253449 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070253449; China P.R.: CN102857979; China P.R.: CN105072693; Germany: EP1964435; Great
related to determining, alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Britain: EP1964435; Hong Kong: HK1180517; Hong Kong: HK1123916; India: 264401; Japan: 4971359; Republic of
communicating, and/or using fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Korea: 10-1005451
delay information uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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CN102857979 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070253449; China P.R.: CN102857979; China P.R.: CN105072693; Germany: EP1964435; Great
determining, alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Britain: EP1964435; Hong Kong: HK1180517; Hong Kong: HK1123916; India: 264401; Japan: 4971359; Republic of
communicating, and/or using fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Korea: 10-1005451
delay information uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information
CN105072693 Methods and apparatus Methods and apparatus related to wireless terminal reporting SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070253449; China P.R.: CN102857979; China P.R.: CN105072693; Germany: EP1964435; Great
determining, alternative slection for a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Britain: EP1964435; Hong Kong: HK1180517; Hong Kong: HK1123916; India: 264401; Japan: 4971359; Republic of
communicating, and/or using fixed bit size control information request report, e.g., a 4 bit SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Korea: 10-1005451
delay information uplink traffic channel request report, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
are described. A wireless terminal maintains a plurality of
differernt request groups
corresponding to uplink traffic to be transmitted. The same
request report format includes a
plurality of reporting alternatives, different reporting alternatives
corresponding to different request
groups. Backlog can and sometimes does exist simultaneously
corresponding to request
groups corresponding to different reporting alternatives. The
wireless terminal uses priority
information associated with the request groups having non-zero
backlog to select a reporting
alternative. In some embodiments, at Ieast some of the request
groups have priorities which are
calculated by the wireless terminal and change as a function of
determined transmission deadline
information.

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20070149194 Communications device An initial reporting structure for an uplink dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149194; China P.R.: ZL200680048245.5; China P.R.: CN102395153; France: EP2150080;
control information channel is used by a wireless terminal following a transition into a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; France: EP2131617; Germany: EP1964436; Germany: EP2150080; Germany: EP2131616; Germany: EP2131617;
reporting related methods state of wireless terminal operation or action which makes it SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Germany: EP2141948; Great Britain: EP1964436; Great Britain: EP2150080; Great Britain: EP2131616; Great
and apparatus desirable to provide a base station with an initial set of control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP2131617; Great Britain: EP2141948; India: 260188; Italy: EP2150080; Italy: EP2131617; Japan: 5199119;
information which can be used to support uplink transmission of Japan: 5559267; Republic of Korea: 10-1013351; Spain: EP2150080; Spain: EP2131617
user data. Subsequently while continuing operation in a state
supporting uplink transmission of user data, a recurring scheduled
reporting structure for the uplink dedicated control channel is
followed by the wireless terminal. The initial reporting structure
provides for communication of at least some information reports,
e.g., infrequently scheduled reports, which may not have been
otherwise communicated during the same time interval if the
recurring scheduled reporting structure had not been overridden.
Thus the use of initial report sets facilitates a rapid overall
understanding by the serving base station attachment point of
the wireless terminal's status.

ZL200680048245.5 Communications device An initial reporting structure for an uplink dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149194; China P.R.: ZL200680048245.5; China P.R.: CN102395153; France: EP2150080;
control information channel is used by a wireless terminal following a transition into a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; France: EP2131617; Germany: EP1964436; Germany: EP2150080; Germany: EP2131616; Germany: EP2131617;
reporting related methods state of wireless terminal operation or action which makes it SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Germany: EP2141948; Great Britain: EP1964436; Great Britain: EP2150080; Great Britain: EP2131616; Great
and apparatus desirable to provide a base station with an initial set of control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP2131617; Great Britain: EP2141948; India: 260188; Italy: EP2150080; Italy: EP2131617; Japan: 5199119;
information which can be used to support uplink transmission of Japan: 5559267; Republic of Korea: 10-1013351; Spain: EP2150080; Spain: EP2131617
user data. Subsequently while continuing operation in a state
supporting uplink transmission of user data, a recurring scheduled
reporting structure for the uplink dedicated control channel is
followed by the wireless terminal. The initial reporting structure
provides for communication of at least some information reports,
e.g., infrequently scheduled reports, which may not have been
otherwise communicated during the same time interval if the
recurring scheduled reporting structure had not been overridden.
Thus the use of initial report sets facilitates a rapid overall
understanding by the serving base station attachment point of
the wireless terminal's status.

CN102395153 Communications device An initial reporting structure for an uplink dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 20070149194; China P.R.: ZL200680048245.5; China P.R.: CN102395153; France: EP2150080;
control information channel is used by a wireless terminal following a transition into a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; France: EP2131617; Germany: EP1964436; Germany: EP2150080; Germany: EP2131616; Germany: EP2131617;
reporting related methods state of wireless terminal operation or action which makes it SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Germany: EP2141948; Great Britain: EP1964436; Great Britain: EP2150080; Great Britain: EP2131616; Great
and apparatus desirable to provide a base station with an initial set of control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP2131617; Great Britain: EP2141948; India: 260188; Italy: EP2150080; Italy: EP2131617; Japan: 5199119;
information which can be used to support uplink transmission of Japan: 5559267; Republic of Korea: 10-1013351; Spain: EP2150080; Spain: EP2131617
user data. Subsequently while continuing operation in a state
supporting uplink transmission of user data, a recurring scheduled
reporting structure for the uplink dedicated control channel is
followed by the wireless terminal. The initial reporting structure
provides for communication of at least some information reports,
e.g., infrequently scheduled reports, which may not have been
otherwise communicated during the same time interval if the
recurring scheduled reporting structure had not been overridden.
Thus the use of initial report sets facilitates a rapid overall
understanding by the serving base station attachment point of
the wireless terminal's status.

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9148795 Methods and apparatus for Reporting methods well suited for reporting control information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9148795; China P.R.: CN103874125; Bulgaria: EP1964431; Czech Republic: EP1964431; India:
flexible reporting of control in a wireless system are described. A wireless terminal reports SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 256602; Japan: 4885980; Republic of Korea: 10-0968094; Taiwan: I414155
information information to a serving base station, e.g., a base station SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
attachment point, according to a reporting schedule. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
reporting schedule includes a plurality of different types of fixed
type information reports which communicate information of a
type dictated by the reporting schedule. The reporting schedule
also includes flexible reports at predetermined locations within
the reporting schedule. The wireless terminal selects the type of
report to be communicated in the flexible report, e.g., as a
function of a report prioritization operation. Information
identifying the wireless terminal's report type selection for the
flexible report is jointly coded along with the report body
information and communicated in the same dedicated control
channel segment. The reporting schedule repeats over time. In
some embodiments there are more fixed reports than flexible
reports in one iteration of the schedule.

CN103874125 Methods and apparatus for Reporting methods well suited for reporting control information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9148795; China P.R.: CN103874125; Bulgaria: EP1964431; Czech Republic: EP1964431; India:
flexible reporting of control in a wireless system are described. A wireless terminal reports SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; 256602; Japan: 4885980; Republic of Korea: 10-0968094; Taiwan: I414155
information information to a serving base station, e.g., a base station SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321;
attachment point, according to a reporting schedule. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321;
reporting schedule includes a plurality of different types of fixed
type information reports which communicate information of a
type dictated by the reporting schedule. The reporting schedule
also includes flexible reports at predetermined locations within
the reporting schedule. The wireless terminal selects the type of
report to be communicated in the flexible report, e.g., as a
function of a report prioritization operation. Information
identifying the wireless terminal's report type selection for the
flexible report is jointly coded along with the report body
information and communicated in the same dedicated control
channel segment. The reporting schedule repeats over time. In
some embodiments there are more fixed reports than flexible
reports in one iteration of the schedule.

8514771 Methods and apparatus for A wireless terminal determines the transmission power used for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8514771; United States: 9161313; China P.R.: ZL200680047870.8; China P.R.: CN103313370; China
communicating and/or using its dedicated control channel at a point in time, and generates a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; P.R.: 201510500474.7; European Patent Convention: EP2958382; France: EP1964281; Germany: EP1964281; Great
transmission power power report indicating a ratio of a maximum wireless terminal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP1964281; India: 263625; India: 2034/MUMNP/2012; Italy: EP1964281; Japan: 4801172; Japan: 5275413;
information transmit power to the transmit power of the dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Netherlands: EP1964281; Republic of Korea: 10-1024517; Republic of Korea: 10-1207821; Spain: EP1964281;
channel at the point in time. The power report provides a Taiwan: I430601
measure of available transmit power for wireless terminal use for
other purposes, e.g., uplink traffic channels, after taking into
consideration the transmit power used for the dedicated control
channel. The point in time has a known time offset from the start
of a communications segment in which the power report is
transmitted. This allows the base station receiving dedicated
control channel uplink signals from the wireless terminal to
measure the received signals, receive and process the
communicated power report, and correlate information to be
used for accurate wireless terminal closed loop power control.

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9161313 Methods and apparatus for A wireless terminal determines the transmission power used for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8514771; United States: 9161313; China P.R.: ZL200680047870.8; China P.R.: CN103313370; China
communicating and/or using its dedicated control channel at a point in time, and generates a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; P.R.: 201510500474.7; European Patent Convention: EP2958382; France: EP1964281; Germany: EP1964281; Great
transmission power power report indicating a ratio of a maximum wireless terminal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP1964281; India: 263625; India: 2034/MUMNP/2012; Italy: EP1964281; Japan: 4801172; Japan: 5275413;
information transmit power to the transmit power of the dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Netherlands: EP1964281; Republic of Korea: 10-1024517; Republic of Korea: 10-1207821; Spain: EP1964281;
channel at the point in time. The power report provides a Taiwan: I430601
measure of available transmit power for wireless terminal use for
other purposes, e.g., uplink traffic channels, after taking into
consideration the transmit power used for the dedicated control
channel. The point in time has a known time offset from the start
of a communications segment in which the power report is
transmitted. This allows the base station receiving dedicated
control channel uplink signals from the wireless terminal to
measure the received signals, receive and process the
communicated power report, and correlate information to be
used for accurate wireless terminal closed loop power control.

ZL200680047870.8 Methods and apparatus for A wireless terminal determines the transmission power used for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8514771; United States: 9161313; China P.R.: ZL200680047870.8; China P.R.: CN103313370; China
communicating and/or using its dedicated control channel at a point in time, and generates a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; P.R.: 201510500474.7; European Patent Convention: EP2958382; France: EP1964281; Germany: EP1964281; Great
transmission power power report indicating a ratio of a maximum wireless terminal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP1964281; India: 263625; India: 2034/MUMNP/2012; Italy: EP1964281; Japan: 4801172; Japan: 5275413;
information transmit power to the transmit power of the dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Netherlands: EP1964281; Republic of Korea: 10-1024517; Republic of Korea: 10-1207821; Spain: EP1964281;
channel at the point in time. The power report provides a Taiwan: I430601
measure of available transmit power for wireless terminal use for
other purposes, e.g., uplink traffic channels, after taking into
consideration the transmit power used for the dedicated control
channel. The point in time has a known time offset from the start
of a communications segment in which the power report is
transmitted. This allows the base station receiving dedicated
control channel uplink signals from the wireless terminal to
measure the received signals, receive and process the
communicated power report, and correlate information to be
used for accurate wireless terminal closed loop power control.

CN103313370 Methods and apparatus for A wireless terminal determines the transmission power used for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8514771; United States: 9161313; China P.R.: ZL200680047870.8; China P.R.: CN103313370; China
communicating and/or using its dedicated control channel at a point in time, and generates a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; P.R.: 201510500474.7; European Patent Convention: EP2958382; France: EP1964281; Germany: EP1964281; Great
transmission power power report indicating a ratio of a maximum wireless terminal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP1964281; India: 263625; India: 2034/MUMNP/2012; Italy: EP1964281; Japan: 4801172; Japan: 5275413;
information transmit power to the transmit power of the dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Netherlands: EP1964281; Republic of Korea: 10-1024517; Republic of Korea: 10-1207821; Spain: EP1964281;
channel at the point in time. The power report provides a Taiwan: I430601
measure of available transmit power for wireless terminal use for
other purposes, e.g., uplink traffic channels, after taking into
consideration the transmit power used for the dedicated control
channel. The point in time has a known time offset from the start
of a communications segment in which the power report is
transmitted. This allows the base station receiving dedicated
control channel uplink signals from the wireless terminal to
measure the received signals, receive and process the
communicated power report, and correlate information to be
used for accurate wireless terminal closed loop power control.

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201510500474.7 Methods and apparatus for A wireless terminal determines the transmission power used for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8514771; United States: 9161313; China P.R.: ZL200680047870.8; China P.R.: CN103313370; China
communicating and/or using its dedicated control channel at a point in time, and generates a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; P.R.: 201510500474.7; European Patent Convention: EP2958382; France: EP1964281; Germany: EP1964281; Great
transmission power power report indicating a ratio of a maximum wireless terminal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; Britain: EP1964281; India: 263625; India: 2034/MUMNP/2012; Italy: EP1964281; Japan: 4801172; Japan: 5275413;
information transmit power to the transmit power of the dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; Netherlands: EP1964281; Republic of Korea: 10-1024517; Republic of Korea: 10-1207821; Spain: EP1964281;
channel at the point in time. The power report provides a Taiwan: I430601
measure of available transmit power for wireless terminal use for
other purposes, e.g., uplink traffic channels, after taking into
consideration the transmit power used for the dedicated control
channel. The point in time has a known time offset from the start
of a communications segment in which the power report is
transmitted. This allows the base station receiving dedicated
control channel uplink signals from the wireless terminal to
measure the received signals, receive and process the
communicated power report, and correlate information to be
used for accurate wireless terminal closed loop power control.

8982835 Provision of a move The claimed subject matter relates to providing quality of service SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8982835; China P.R.: ZL200680042063.7; European Patent Convention: EP1938527; India:
indication to a resource treatment to a subscriber (e.g., wireless terminal) based upon SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; 657/MUMNP/2008; Japan: 5001283; Republic of Korea: 10-1046893
requester requests made on behalf of the subscriber by a plurality of
logically separate entities from the subscriber. For instance, two
network infrastructure devices, such as application servers, can
initiate separate requests for quality of service treatment on
behalf of the subscriber. Additionally or alternatively, a subscriber-
side device can initiate a request for quality of service treatment
on behalf of the subscriber. A provider of the quality of service
treatment can provide appropriate treatment to one or more
traffic flows based at least in part upon the requests.

ZL200680042063.7 Provision of a move The claimed subject matter relates to providing quality of service SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8982835; China P.R.: ZL200680042063.7; European Patent Convention: EP1938527; India:
indication to a resource treatment to a subscriber (e.g., wireless terminal) based upon SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; 657/MUMNP/2008; Japan: 5001283; Republic of Korea: 10-1046893
requester requests made on behalf of the subscriber by a plurality of
logically separate entities from the subscriber. For instance, two
network infrastructure devices, such as application servers, can
initiate separate requests for quality of service treatment on
behalf of the subscriber. Additionally or alternatively, a subscriber-
side device can initiate a request for quality of service treatment
on behalf of the subscriber. A provider of the quality of service
treatment can provide appropriate treatment to one or more
traffic flows based at least in part upon the requests.

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8982778 Packet routing in a wireless The claimed subject matter relates to providing quality of service SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8982778; China P.R.: ZL200680042081.5; Belgium: EP1938531; European Patent Convention:
communications treatment to a subscriber (e.g., wireless terminal) based upon SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; EP2184937; Finland: EP1938531; France: EP1938531; Germany: EP1938531; Great Britain: EP1938531; Hungary:
environment requests made on behalf of the subscriber by a plurality of EP1938531; India: 259053; Ireland: EP1938531; Italy: EP1938531; Japan: 5730942; Netherlands: EP1938531;
logically separate entities from the subscriber. For instance, two Poland: EP1938531; Republic of Korea: 10-0990340; Romania: EP1938531; Spain: EP1938531; Sweden: EP1938531
network infrastructure devices, such as application servers, can
initiate separate requests for quality of service treatment on
behalf of the subscriber. Additionally or alternatively, a subscriber-
side device can initiate a request for quality of service treatment
on behalf of the subscriber. A provider of the quality of service
treatment can provide appropriate treatment to one or more
traffic flows based at least in part upon the requests.

ZL200680042081.5 Packet routing in a wireless The claimed subject matter relates to providing quality of service SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8982778; China P.R.: ZL200680042081.5; Belgium: EP1938531; European Patent Convention:
communications treatment to a subscriber (e.g., wireless terminal) based upon SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; EP2184937; Finland: EP1938531; France: EP1938531; Germany: EP1938531; Great Britain: EP1938531; Hungary:
environment requests made on behalf of the subscriber by a plurality of EP1938531; India: 259053; Ireland: EP1938531; Italy: EP1938531; Japan: 5730942; Netherlands: EP1938531;
logically separate entities from the subscriber. For instance, two Poland: EP1938531; Republic of Korea: 10-0990340; Romania: EP1938531; Spain: EP1938531; Sweden: EP1938531
network infrastructure devices, such as application servers, can
initiate separate requests for quality of service treatment on
behalf of the subscriber. Additionally or alternatively, a subscriber-
side device can initiate a request for quality of service treatment
on behalf of the subscriber. A provider of the quality of service
treatment can provide appropriate treatment to one or more
traffic flows based at least in part upon the requests.

8509799 Provision of QoS treatment The claimed subject matter relates to providing quality of service SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8509799; China P.R.: CN101305568; European Patent Convention: EP1938528; European Patent
based upon multiple treatment to a subscriber (e.g., wireless terminal) based upon SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; Convention: EP2790357; India: 260698; Japan: 5373027; Republic of Korea: 10-0990054; Republic of Korea: 10-
requests requests made on behalf of the subscriber by a plurality of 1097083
logically separate entities from the subscriber. For instance, two
network infrastructure devices, such as application servers, can
initiate separate requests for quality of service treatment on
behalf of the subscriber. Additionally or alternatively, a subscriber-
side device can initiate a request for quality of service treatment
on behalf of the subscriber. A provider of the quality of service
treatment can provide appropriate treatment to one or more
traffic flows based at least in part upon the requests.

CN101305568 Provision of QoS treatment The claimed subject matter relates to providing quality of service SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8509799; China P.R.: CN101305568; European Patent Convention: EP1938528; European Patent
based upon multiple treatment to a subscriber (e.g., wireless terminal) based upon SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; Convention: EP2790357; India: 260698; Japan: 5373027; Republic of Korea: 10-0990054; Republic of Korea: 10-
requests requests made on behalf of the subscriber by a plurality of 1097083
logically separate entities from the subscriber. For instance, two
network infrastructure devices, such as application servers, can
initiate separate requests for quality of service treatment on
behalf of the subscriber. Additionally or alternatively, a subscriber-
side device can initiate a request for quality of service treatment
on behalf of the subscriber. A provider of the quality of service
treatment can provide appropriate treatment to one or more
traffic flows based at least in part upon the requests.

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9066344 State synchronization of Embodiments describe synchronizing access routers with wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 9066344; United States: 20130208709
access routers terminal state information. According to an embodiment is a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
wireless terminal that transmits a message that includes an
address for at least two access routers. State change information
can optionally be included in the message. According to another
embodiment is an access router that receives a state change
notification from a wireless device or another access router. The
state change notification is updated in the access router. An
acknowledgment confirming the updated state change may be
sent to the wireless terminal. Dynamic state synchronization is
provided with minimal communication with wireless terminal.

20130208709 State synchronization of Embodiments describe synchronizing access routers with wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 9066344; United States: 20130208709
access routers terminal state information. According to an embodiment is a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
wireless terminal that transmits a message that includes an
address for at least two access routers. State change information
can optionally be included in the message. According to another
embodiment is an access router that receives a state change
notification from a wireless device or another access router. The
state change notification is updated in the access router. An
acknowledgment confirming the updated state change may be
sent to the wireless terminal. Dynamic state synchronization is
provided with minimal communication with wireless terminal.

8213934 Automatic selection of a The claimed subject matter relates to assigning a home agent to a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8213934; China P.R.: CN101422009; China P.R.: 201510590399.8; European Patent Convention:
home agent wireless terminal during authentication, authorization, and/or EP2011314; India: 263990; Japan: 4927939; Republic of Korea: 10-1119454; Taiwan: I370646
accounting with respect to the wireless terminal. The wireless
terminal can provide identifying indicia which can be relayed to a
AAA server by way of a base station. The AAA server can then
determine one or more home agents that can be associated with
the wireless terminal. If more than one home agent can be
assigned to the wireless terminal, the base station can resolve
which home agent to utilize during registration of the wireless
terminal. Such determination can be important with respect to
MVNOs.

CN101422009 Methods and apparatus for The claimed subject matter relates to assigning a home agent to a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8213934; China P.R.: CN101422009; China P.R.: 201510590399.8; European Patent Convention:
supporting mobile virtual wireless terminal during authentication, authorization, and/or EP2011314; India: 263990; Japan: 4927939; Republic of Korea: 10-1119454; Taiwan: I370646
network accounting with respect to the wireless terminal. The wireless
terminal can provide identifying indicia which can be relayed to a
AAA server by way of a base station. The AAA server can then
determine one or more home agents that can be associated with
the wireless terminal. If more than one home agent can be
assigned to the wireless terminal, the base station can resolve
which home agent to utilize during registration of the wireless
terminal. Such determination can be important with respect to
MVNOs.

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201510590399.8 Methods and apparatus for The claimed subject matter relates to assigning a home agent to a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8213934; China P.R.: CN101422009; China P.R.: 201510590399.8; European Patent Convention:
supporting mobile virtual wireless terminal during authentication, authorization, and/or EP2011314; India: 263990; Japan: 4927939; Republic of Korea: 10-1119454; Taiwan: I370646
network accounting with respect to the wireless terminal. The wireless
terminal can provide identifying indicia which can be relayed to a
AAA server by way of a base station. The AAA server can then
determine one or more home agents that can be associated with
the wireless terminal. If more than one home agent can be
assigned to the wireless terminal, the base station can resolve
which home agent to utilize during registration of the wireless
terminal. Such determination can be important with respect to
MVNOs.

7966648 Dynamic quality of service The claimed subject matter relates to systems and methods for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 7966648
pre-authorization in a authorizing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402;
communications services. A method includes receiving a set of data relating to
environment Quality of Service (QoS)
pre-authorization, and conditionally processing subsequent QoS
configuration requests
based at lest in part on the pre-authorization information.
Depending on the preauthoriation
information corresponding to a QoS configuration request, the
request
may be granted, denied or result in sending of a request for
authorization.
20080089357 Message compression Techniques to support positioning for access points and terminals SDO: ETSI Project: IMS Spec: TS 24.229; United States: 20080089357; China P.R.: ZL200780037877.6; China P.R.: CN102931997; European Patent
in WLANs and other wireless networks are described. In one Convention: EP2089972; Hong Kong: HK1182230; Hong Kong: HK1136098; India: 1943/CHENP/2009; Japan:
aspect, WLAN positioning is supported with Secure User Plane 4988849; Taiwan: I360957
Location (SUPL). A terminal obtains measurements for an access
point in a WLAN and/or receives measurements made by the
access point for the terminal. The terminal determines WLAN AP
information for the access point and/or the terminal based on the
measurements and sends the WLAN AP information to a SUPL
Location Platform (SLP). The SLP determines a location estimate
for the terminal based on the WLAN AP information. In another
aspect, the terminal receives supported network information
from the SLP. The terminal obtains network measurement
information (e.g., measurements) for a radio access network and
determines which particular network measurement information
to send based on the supported network information. The
terminal sends network measurement information permitted by
the supported network information to the SLP.

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ZL200780037877.6 Message compression Techniques to support positioning for access points and terminals SDO: ETSI Project: IMS Spec: TS 24.229; United States: 20080089357; China P.R.: ZL200780037877.6; China P.R.: CN102931997; European Patent
in WLANs and other wireless networks are described. In one Convention: EP2089972; Hong Kong: HK1182230; Hong Kong: HK1136098; India: 1943/CHENP/2009; Japan:
aspect, WLAN positioning is supported with Secure User Plane 4988849; Taiwan: I360957
Location (SUPL). A terminal obtains measurements for an access
point in a WLAN and/or receives measurements made by the
access point for the terminal. The terminal determines WLAN AP
information for the access point and/or the terminal based on the
measurements and sends the WLAN AP information to a SUPL
Location Platform (SLP). The SLP determines a location estimate
for the terminal based on the WLAN AP information. In another
aspect, the terminal receives supported network information
from the SLP. The terminal obtains network measurement
information (e.g., measurements) for a radio access network and
determines which particular network measurement information
to send based on the supported network information. The
terminal sends network measurement information permitted by
the supported network information to the SLP.

CN102931997 Message compression Techniques to support positioning for access points and terminals SDO: ETSI Project: IMS Spec: TS 24.229; United States: 20080089357; China P.R.: ZL200780037877.6; China P.R.: CN102931997; European Patent
in WLANs and other wireless networks are described. In one Convention: EP2089972; Hong Kong: HK1182230; Hong Kong: HK1136098; India: 1943/CHENP/2009; Japan:
aspect, WLAN positioning is supported with Secure User Plane 4988849; Taiwan: I360957
Location (SUPL). A terminal obtains measurements for an access
point in a WLAN and/or receives measurements made by the
access point for the terminal. The terminal determines WLAN AP
information for the access point and/or the terminal based on the
measurements and sends the WLAN AP information to a SUPL
Location Platform (SLP). The SLP determines a location estimate
for the terminal based on the WLAN AP information. In another
aspect, the terminal receives supported network information
from the SLP. The terminal obtains network measurement
information (e.g., measurements) for a radio access network and
determines which particular network measurement information
to send based on the supported network information. The
terminal sends network measurement information permitted by
the supported network information to the SLP.

8948393 Uninterrupted transmission Techniques for sending information without interruption during a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8948393; China P.R.: ZL200780012564.5; Australia: 2007244719; Brazil: PI0710828-1; Canada:
during a change in ciphering change in ciphering configuration are described. A user 2644291; European Patent Convention: EP2014055; European Patent Convention: EP2677717; India: 264073;
configuration equipment (UE) communicates with a wireless communication Indonesia: IDP0031056; Israel: 193763; Japan: 2009-535943; Japan: 5341222; Malaysia: MY-150255-A; Mexico:
network for a call. The UE sends first information to the wireless 289044; Philippines: 1-2008-501981; Republic of Korea: 10-1061746; Russian Federation: 2406248; Singapore:
network using a first ciphering configuration. For a change in 146727; Ukraine: 93909; Vietnam: 10231
ciphering configuration, the UE selects an activation time for a
second ciphering configuration and sends a security message with
the activation time. This activation time is the time at which the
UE applies the second ciphering configuration to transmission
sent to the wireless network. The UE thereafter sends second
information (e.g., a measurement report message) using the first
ciphering configuration after sending the security message and
before the activation time. The UE sends third information using
the second ciphering configuration after the activation time.

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ZL200780012564.5 Uninterrupted transmission Techniques for sending information without interruption during a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8948393; China P.R.: ZL200780012564.5; Australia: 2007244719; Brazil: PI0710828-1; Canada:
during a change in ciphering change in ciphering configuration are described. A user 2644291; European Patent Convention: EP2014055; European Patent Convention: EP2677717; India: 264073;
configuration equipment (UE) communicates with a wireless communication Indonesia: IDP0031056; Israel: 193763; Japan: 2009-535943; Japan: 5341222; Malaysia: MY-150255-A; Mexico:
network for a call. The UE sends first information to the wireless 289044; Philippines: 1-2008-501981; Republic of Korea: 10-1061746; Russian Federation: 2406248; Singapore:
network using a first ciphering configuration. For a change in 146727; Ukraine: 93909; Vietnam: 10231
ciphering configuration, the UE selects an activation time for a
second ciphering configuration and sends a security message with
the activation time. This activation time is the time at which the
UE applies the second ciphering configuration to transmission
sent to the wireless network. The UE thereafter sends second
information (e.g., a measurement report message) using the first
ciphering configuration after sending the security message and
before the activation time. The UE sends third information using
the second ciphering configuration after the activation time.

8601130 Propagating session state A network function is configured to maintain a copy of a session SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8601130; China P.R.: CN101461273; Brazil: PI0712317-5; Canada: 2651005; European Patent
changes to network state for an access terminal. The network function is further SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 24.008; Convention: EP2036274; India: 918/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5001360; Republic of Korea: 10-1070128; Russian
functions in an active set configured to query a session master to determine whether the Federation: 2418371; Taiwan: I355172
session state has changed. The session master is configured to
generate a response to the query that enables the network
function to update the copy of the session state if the session
state has changed. The access terminal may be
configured to change the session state at a first network function
and send a message to a second network function to indicate that
the session state has been changed.

CN101461273 Propagating session state A network function is configured to maintain a copy of a session SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8601130; China P.R.: CN101461273; Brazil: PI0712317-5; Canada: 2651005; European Patent
changes to network state for an access terminal. The network function is further SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 24.008; Convention: EP2036274; India: 918/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5001360; Republic of Korea: 10-1070128; Russian
functions in an active set configured to query a session master to determine whether the Federation: 2418371; Taiwan: I355172
session state has changed. The session master is configured to
generate a response to the query that enables the network
function to update the copy of the session state if the session
state has changed. The access terminal may be
configured to change the session state at a first network function
and send a message to a second network function to indicate that
the session state has been changed.

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8259702 Efficient over the air address Addressing methods and apparatus which use airlink resources in SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8259702; China P.R.: ZL200780020889.8; European Patent Convention: EP2030419; India:
methods and apparatus an efficient manner are described. In order to use airlink 6448/CHENP/2008; Japan: 4847583; Republic of Korea: 10-1031125; Russian Federation: 2413376; Singapore:
resources efficiently, a variety of address types are supported. 147534
The number of bits in the address may vary depending on the
type. In order to support a variety of different address types, of
different lengths, in one
embodiment, an address used for communications over an airlink
is constructed by including in the address an address type field
used to communicate an address type
indicator and, optionally, an address field used to communicate
an address value. The address field is variable in length and may
be null, requiring the communication of no bits in this field, for
certain types of addresses. Four types of addresses which may be
supported include: 1) an Access Terminal assisted address, 2) a
Network assistedaddress, 3) a Pilot PN based address; and 4) a
reserved address.

ZL200780020889.8 Efficient address methods, Addressing methods and apparatus which use airlink resources in SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8259702; China P.R.: ZL200780020889.8; European Patent Convention: EP2030419; India:
computer readable medium an efficient manner are described. In order to use airlink 6448/CHENP/2008; Japan: 4847583; Republic of Korea: 10-1031125; Russian Federation: 2413376; Singapore:
and apparatus for wireless resources efficiently, a variety of address types are supported. 147534
communication The number of bits in the address may vary depending on the
type. In order to support a variety of different address types, of
different lengths, in one
embodiment, an address used for communications over an airlink
is constructed by including in the address an address type field
used to communicate an address type
indicator and, optionally, an address field used to communicate
an address value. The address field is variable in length and may
be null, requiring the communication of no bits in this field, for
certain types of addresses. Four types of addresses which may be
supported include: 1) an Access Terminal assisted address, 2) a
Network assistedaddress, 3) a Pilot PN based address; and 4) a
reserved address.

8098662 METHOD AND APPARATUS Methods and apparatus for communicating between an access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8098662; China P.R.: CN104702716; Brazil: PI0711905-4; Canada: 2646082; European Patent
FOR USING SHORT terminal (AT) and a device serving the AT by way of an Access Convention: EP2027703; India: 266012; Japan: 5657616; Republic of Korea: 10-1028976; Russian Federation:
ADDRESSES IN A Point (AP) are described. In accordance with one feature serving 2413377; Taiwan: I340574
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM devices may be assigned specific addresses which are interpreted
based on the source of the communication, e.g., MAC packet, in
which the address is used. Such addresses may be interpreted as
being of a different type than other addresses which can be
interpreted and/or used without taking into account the identity
of the sender. In some embodiments Session Controllers and/or
Internet Attachment Points (IAPs) are identified with such
addresses. The address value is the same for one or more ATs but
is interpreted at an AP receiving such the IAP address based on
information corresponding to the AT which sent the packet
including the IAP or Session Controller address.

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CN104702716 Methods, computer readable Methods and apparatus for communicating between an access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8098662; China P.R.: CN104702716; Brazil: PI0711905-4; Canada: 2646082; European Patent
medium and apparatus for terminal (AT) and a device serving the AT by way of an Access Convention: EP2027703; India: 266012; Japan: 5657616; Republic of Korea: 10-1028976; Russian Federation:
using short addresses in a Point (AP) are described. In accordance with one feature serving 2413377; Taiwan: I340574
communication system devices may be assigned specific addresses which are interpreted
based on the source of the communication, e.g., MAC packet, in
which the address is used. Such addresses may be interpreted as
being of a different type than other addresses which can be
interpreted and/or used without taking into account the identity
of the sender. In some embodiments Session Controllers and/or
Internet Attachment Points (IAPs) are identified with such
addresses. The address value is the same for one or more ATs but
is interpreted at an AP receiving such the IAP address based on
information corresponding to the AT which sent the packet
including the IAP or Session Controller address.

8134952 PN code based addressing Methods and apparatus for communicating between an access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8134952; China P.R.: CN105049544; Brazil: PI0712319-1; Canada: 2648119; France: EP2033414;
methods and apparatus for terminal (AT) and a device serving the AT by way of an Access Germany: EP2033414; Great Britain: EP2033414; India: 260680; Italy: EP2033414; Japan: 4955762; Republic of
airlink communications Point (AP) are described. In accordance with one feature serving Korea: 10-1164466; Russian Federation: 2420008; Spain: EP2033414; Taiwan: I389508
devices may be assigned specific addresses which are interpreted
based on the source of the communication, e.g., MAC packet, in
which the address is used. Such addresses may be interpreted as
being of a different type than other addresses which can be
interpreted and/or used without taking into account the identity
of the sender. In some embodiments Session Controllers and/or
Internet Attachment Points (IAPs) are identified with such
addresses. The address value is the same for one or more ATs but
is interpreted at an AP receiving such the IAP address based on
information corresponding to the AT which sent the packet
including the IAP or Session Controller address.

CN105049544 PN code based addressing Methods and apparatus for communicating between an access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8134952; China P.R.: CN105049544; Brazil: PI0712319-1; Canada: 2648119; France: EP2033414;
methods, computer readable terminal (AT) and a device serving the AT by way of an Access Germany: EP2033414; Great Britain: EP2033414; India: 260680; Italy: EP2033414; Japan: 4955762; Republic of
medium and apparatus for Point (AP) are described. In accordance with one feature serving Korea: 10-1164466; Russian Federation: 2420008; Spain: EP2033414; Taiwan: I389508
airlink communications devices may be assigned specific addresses which are interpreted
based on the source of the communication, e.g., MAC packet, in
which the address is used. Such addresses may be interpreted as
being of a different type than other addresses which can be
interpreted and/or used without taking into account the identity
of the sender. In some embodiments Session Controllers and/or
Internet Attachment Points (IAPs) are identified with such
addresses. The address value is the same for one or more ATs but
is interpreted at an AP receiving such the IAP address based on
information corresponding to the AT which sent the packet
including the IAP or Session Controller address.

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8416751 Method and apparatus used Methods and apparatus for communicating between an access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8416751
for airlink communications terminal (AT) and a device serving the AT by way of an Access
Point (AP) are described. In accordance with one feature serving
devices may be assigned specific addresses which are interpreted
based on the source of the communication, e.g., MAC packet, in
which the address is used. Such addresses may be interpreted as
being of a different type than other addresses which can be
interpreted and/or used without taking into account the identity
of the sender. In some embodiments Session Controllers and/or
Internet Attachment Points (IAPs) are identified with such
addresses. The address value is the same for one or more ATs but
is interpreted at an AP receiving such the IAP address based on
information corresponding to the AT which sent the packet
including the IAP or Session Controller address.

20070280154 Multiple registrations with The disclosure is directed to a mobile communication device that SDO: ETSI Project: IMS Spec: TS 24.229; United States: 20070280154
different access networks is capable of accessing different types of networks at the same SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.228;
time. The mobile device registers a public ID with a first IP
address over a first access network and also registers the same
public ID with a different IP address over a second access
network. Additional registrations and IP addresses may occur as
well. Of particular benefit is that the different registrations are
active during at least some
concurrent period of time. This allows a user of the mobile device
to have improved continuity of service, select preferred access
methods, and receive different data services simultaneously.

8077626 Quality of service (QoS) In general, this disclosure relates to the establishment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 24.930; United States: 8077626
aware establishment of communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.229;
communication sessions sessions between communication devices. In particular, this
disclosure describes
techniques that provide for quality of service (QoS) aware
establishment of
communication sessions. As an example, a communication device
may attempt to
reserve QoS for one or more codecs using a QoS reservation
procedure corresponding to
the access technology of an access network via which the
communication device
accesses a core network. The communication device selects one
or more codecs to
include in a call control message, such a Session Description
Protocol (SDP) message,
based on the QoS reservation and a QoS mode of the device.

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8391873 Systems and methods for A mobile station that is configured to facilitate coordination of SDO: ETSI Project: IMS Spec: TS 23.292; United States: 8391873; China P.R.: ZL200780027473.9; Australia: 2007275048; Brazil: PI0714238-2; Canada:
coordinating supplementary supplementary SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.238; 2656967; European Patent Convention: EP2052520; Hong Kong: HK1132599; India: 10741/DELNP/2008; Indonesia:
services for voice telephone services in a centralized fashion may include circuit-switched (CS) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.292; IDP0032291; Israel: 196075; Japan: 5155312; Japan: 5619846; Malaysia: MY-152575-A; Mexico: 302578; Norway:
calls in a centralized fashion domain components that are configured to place voice telephone SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 24.294; 20090146; Philippines: 1-2009-500105; Republic of Korea: 10-1019921; Russian Federation: 2429579; Singapore:
calls in a CS domain. The mobile station may also include IP 173376; Taiwan: I368407; Ukraine: 95302; Vietnam: 11086
multimedia subsystem (IMS) components that are configured to
place voice telephone calls in an IMS domain. The IMS
components may include a transport component for facilitating
communication with an IMS core network. The IMS components
may also include a signaling component that is configured to
exchange information with a centralized server on the IMS core
network via the transport component. At least some of the
information that is exchanged with the centralized server may be
related to supplementary services for the voice telephone calls in
the CS domain as well as the voice telephone calls in the IMS
domain.

ZL200780027473.9 Systems and methods for A mobile station that is configured to facilitate coordination of SDO: ETSI Project: IMS Spec: TS 23.292; United States: 8391873; China P.R.: ZL200780027473.9; Australia: 2007275048; Brazil: PI0714238-2; Canada:
coordinating supplementary supplementary SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.238; 2656967; European Patent Convention: EP2052520; Hong Kong: HK1132599; India: 10741/DELNP/2008; Indonesia:
services for voice telephone services in a centralized fashion may include circuit-switched (CS) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.292; IDP0032291; Israel: 196075; Japan: 5155312; Japan: 5619846; Malaysia: MY-152575-A; Mexico: 302578; Norway:
calls in a centralized fashion domain components that are configured to place voice telephone SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 24.294; 20090146; Philippines: 1-2009-500105; Republic of Korea: 10-1019921; Russian Federation: 2429579; Singapore:
calls in a CS domain. The mobile station may also include IP 173376; Taiwan: I368407; Ukraine: 95302; Vietnam: 11086
multimedia subsystem (IMS) components that are configured to
place voice telephone calls in an IMS domain. The IMS
components may include a transport component for facilitating
communication with an IMS core network. The IMS components
may also include a signaling component that is configured to
exchange information with a centralized server on the IMS core
network via the transport component. At least some of the
information that is exchanged with the centralized server may be
related to supplementary services for the voice telephone calls in
the CS domain as well as the voice telephone calls in the IMS
domain.

8532984 Systems, methods, and Applications of dim-and-burst techniques to coding of wideband SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8532984; China P.R.: ZL200780028094.1; China P.R.: ZL201110243169.6; China P.R.:
apparatus for wideband speech signals are ZL201110243186.X; European Patent Convention: EP2741288; European Patent Convention: EP2752844;
encoding and decoding of described. Reconstruction of a highband portion of a frame of a Germany: EP2047464; Great Britain: EP2047464; India: 270069; Japan: 5275231; Republic of Korea: 10-1076251;
active frames wideband speech signal using Russian Federation: 2419170; Russian Federation: 2437171; Russian Federation: 2441288; Singapore: 149157;
information from a previous frame is also described. Taiwan: I343560
ZL200780028094.1 Systems, methods, and Applications of dim-and-burst techniques to coding of wideband SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8532984; China P.R.: ZL200780028094.1; China P.R.: ZL201110243169.6; China P.R.:
apparatus for wideband speech signals are ZL201110243186.X; European Patent Convention: EP2741288; European Patent Convention: EP2752844;
encoding and decoding of described. Reconstruction of a highband portion of a frame of a Germany: EP2047464; Great Britain: EP2047464; India: 270069; Japan: 5275231; Republic of Korea: 10-1076251;
active frames wideband speech signal using Russian Federation: 2419170; Russian Federation: 2437171; Russian Federation: 2441288; Singapore: 149157;
information from a previous frame is also described. Taiwan: I343560
ZL201110243169.6 Systems, methods, and Applications of dim-and-burst techniques to coding of wideband SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8532984; China P.R.: ZL200780028094.1; China P.R.: ZL201110243169.6; China P.R.:
apparatus for wideband speech signals are ZL201110243186.X; European Patent Convention: EP2741288; European Patent Convention: EP2752844;
encoding and decoding of described. Reconstruction of a highband portion of a frame of a Germany: EP2047464; Great Britain: EP2047464; India: 270069; Japan: 5275231; Republic of Korea: 10-1076251;
active frames wideband speech signal using Russian Federation: 2419170; Russian Federation: 2437171; Russian Federation: 2441288; Singapore: 149157;
information from a previous frame is also described. Taiwan: I343560
ZL201110243186.X Systems, methods, and Applications of dim-and-burst techniques to coding of wideband SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8532984; China P.R.: ZL200780028094.1; China P.R.: ZL201110243169.6; China P.R.:
apparatus for wideband speech signals are ZL201110243186.X; European Patent Convention: EP2741288; European Patent Convention: EP2752844;
encoding and decoding of described. Reconstruction of a highband portion of a frame of a Germany: EP2047464; Great Britain: EP2047464; India: 270069; Japan: 5275231; Republic of Korea: 10-1076251;
active frames wideband speech signal using Russian Federation: 2419170; Russian Federation: 2437171; Russian Federation: 2441288; Singapore: 149157;
information from a previous frame is also described. Taiwan: I343560

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8725499 Systems, methods, and Disclosed configurations include systems, methods, and SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 8725499; China P.R.: ZL200780028081.4; Brazil: PI0715063-6; Canada: 2657420; European Patent
apparatus for signal change apparatus arranged to Convention: EP2047457; India: 16/MUMNP/2009; Japan: 4995913; Republic of Korea: 10-1060533; Russian
detection generate a sequence of spectral tilt values that is based on Federation: 2417456; Singapore: 148801; Taiwan: I467979
inactive frames of a speech
signal. For each of a plurality of inactive frames of the speech
signal, a transmit
decision is made according to a change calculated among at least
two corresponding
values of the sequence. The outcome of the transmit decision
determines whether a
silence description is transmitted for the corresponding inactive
frame.
ZL200780028081.4 Systems, methods, and Disclosed configurations include systems, methods, and SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 8725499; China P.R.: ZL200780028081.4; Brazil: PI0715063-6; Canada: 2657420; European Patent
apparatus for signal change apparatus arranged to Convention: EP2047457; India: 16/MUMNP/2009; Japan: 4995913; Republic of Korea: 10-1060533; Russian
detection generate a sequence of spectral tilt values that is based on Federation: 2417456; Singapore: 148801; Taiwan: I467979
inactive frames of a speech
signal. For each of a plurality of inactive frames of the speech
signal, a transmit
decision is made according to a change calculated among at least
two corresponding
values of the sequence. The outcome of the transmit decision
determines whether a
silence description is transmitted for the corresponding inactive
frame.
8260609 Systems, methods, and Speech encoders and methods of speech encoding are disclosed SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8260609; United States: 20120296641; China P.R.: ZL200780027806.8; China P.R.: CN103151048;
apparatus for wideband that encode inactive Brazil: PI0715064-4; Canada: 2657412; Canada: 2778790; France: EP2047465; Germany: EP2047465; Great Britain:
encoding and decoding of frames at different rates. Apparatus and methods for processing EP2047465; Hong Kong: HK1184589; India: 265155; Italy: EP2047465; Japan: 5237428; Japan: 5596189;
inactive frames an encoded speech signal are Netherlands: EP2047465; Republic of Korea: 10-1034453; Russian Federation: 2428747; Singapore: 149155; Spain:
disclosed that calculate a decoded frame based on a description EP2047465; Taiwan: I353752
of a spectral envelope over a first
frequency band and the description of a spectral envelope over a
second frequency band, in
which the description for the first frequency band is based on
information from a corresponding
encoded frame and the description for the second frequency
band is based on information from at
least one preceding encoded frame. Calculation of the decoded
frame may also be based on a
description of temporal information for the second frequency
band that is based on information
from at least one preceding encoded frame.
20120296641 Systems, methods, and Speech encoders and methods of speech encoding are disclosed SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8260609; United States: 20120296641; China P.R.: ZL200780027806.8; China P.R.: CN103151048;
apparatus for wideband that encode inactive Brazil: PI0715064-4; Canada: 2657412; Canada: 2778790; France: EP2047465; Germany: EP2047465; Great Britain:
encoding and decoding of frames at different rates. Apparatus and methods for processing EP2047465; Hong Kong: HK1184589; India: 265155; Italy: EP2047465; Japan: 5237428; Japan: 5596189;
inactive frames an encoded speech signal are Netherlands: EP2047465; Republic of Korea: 10-1034453; Russian Federation: 2428747; Singapore: 149155; Spain:
disclosed that calculate a decoded frame based on a description EP2047465; Taiwan: I353752
of a spectral envelope over a first
frequency band and the description of a spectral envelope over a
second frequency band, in
which the description for the first frequency band is based on
information from a corresponding
encoded frame and the description for the second frequency
band is based on information from at
least one preceding encoded frame. Calculation of the decoded
frame may also be based on a
description of temporal information for the second frequency
band that is based on information
from at least one preceding encoded frame.

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ZL200780027806.8 Systems, methods, and Speech encoders and methods of speech encoding are disclosed SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8260609; United States: 20120296641; China P.R.: ZL200780027806.8; China P.R.: CN103151048;
apparatus for wideband that encode inactive Brazil: PI0715064-4; Canada: 2657412; Canada: 2778790; France: EP2047465; Germany: EP2047465; Great Britain:
encoding and decoding of frames at different rates. Apparatus and methods for processing EP2047465; Hong Kong: HK1184589; India: 265155; Italy: EP2047465; Japan: 5237428; Japan: 5596189;
inactive frames an encoded speech signal are Netherlands: EP2047465; Republic of Korea: 10-1034453; Russian Federation: 2428747; Singapore: 149155; Spain:
disclosed that calculate a decoded frame based on a description EP2047465; Taiwan: I353752
of a spectral envelope over a first
frequency band and the description of a spectral envelope over a
second frequency band, in
which the description for the first frequency band is based on
information from a corresponding
encoded frame and the description for the second frequency
band is based on information from at
least one preceding encoded frame. Calculation of the decoded
frame may also be based on a
description of temporal information for the second frequency
band that is based on information
from at least one preceding encoded frame.
CN103151048 Systems, methods, and Speech encoders and methods of speech encoding are disclosed SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8260609; United States: 20120296641; China P.R.: ZL200780027806.8; China P.R.: CN103151048;
apparatus for wideband that encode inactive Brazil: PI0715064-4; Canada: 2657412; Canada: 2778790; France: EP2047465; Germany: EP2047465; Great Britain:
encoding and decoding of frames at different rates. Apparatus and methods for processing EP2047465; Hong Kong: HK1184589; India: 265155; Italy: EP2047465; Japan: 5237428; Japan: 5596189;
inactive frames an encoded speech signal are Netherlands: EP2047465; Republic of Korea: 10-1034453; Russian Federation: 2428747; Singapore: 149155; Spain:
disclosed that calculate a decoded frame based on a description EP2047465; Taiwan: I353752
of a spectral envelope over a first
frequency band and the description of a spectral envelope over a
second frequency band, in
which the description for the first frequency band is based on
information from a corresponding
encoded frame and the description for the second frequency
band is based on information from at
least one preceding encoded frame. Calculation of the decoded
frame may also be based on a
description of temporal information for the second frequency
band that is based on information
from at least one preceding encoded frame.
7987089 Systems and methods for A method for modifying a window with a frame associated with SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 7987089; China P.R.: ZL200780028286.2; Brazil: PI0715206-0; Canada: 2658560; European Patent
modifying a zero pad region an audio signal Convention: EP2047463; India: 269410; India: 2023/MUMNP/2015; Japan: 4991854; Republic of Korea: 10-
of a windowed frame of an is described. A signal is received. The signal is partitioned into a 1070207; Russian Federation: 2418323; Singapore: 148802; Taiwan: I364951
audio signal plurality of frames.
A determination is made if a frame within the plurality of frames
is associated with a
non-speech signal. A modified discrete cosine transform (MDCT)
window function is
applied to the frame to generate a first zero pad region and a
second zero pad region if it
was determined that the frame is associated with a non-speech
signal. The frame is
encoded. The decoder window is the same as the encoder
window.

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ZL200780028286.2 Systems and methods for A method for modifying a window with a frame associated with SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 7987089; China P.R.: ZL200780028286.2; Brazil: PI0715206-0; Canada: 2658560; European Patent
modifying a window with a an audio signal Convention: EP2047463; India: 269410; India: 2023/MUMNP/2015; Japan: 4991854; Republic of Korea: 10-
frame associated with an is described. A signal is received. The signal is partitioned into a 1070207; Russian Federation: 2418323; Singapore: 148802; Taiwan: I364951
audio signal plurality of frames.
A determination is made if a frame within the plurality of frames
is associated with a
non-speech signal. A modified discrete cosine transform (MDCT)
window function is
applied to the frame to generate a first zero pad region and a
second zero pad region if it
was determined that the frame is associated with a non-speech
signal. The frame is
encoded. The decoder window is the same as the encoder
window.
20080027718 Systems, methods, and The range of disclosed configurations includes methods in which SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 20080027718; China P.R.: ZL200780028037.3; Brazil: PI0715516-6; Canada: 2657910; France:
apparatus for gain factor subbands of a EP2047466; Germany: EP2047466; Great Britain: EP2047466; India: 77/MUMNP/2009; India: 2834/MUMNP/2015;
limiting speech signal are separately encoded, with the excitation of a Italy: EP2047466; Japan: 5290173; Netherlands: EP2047466; Republic of Korea: 10-1078625; Russian Federation:
first subband being 2420817; Singapore: 149159; Spain: EP2047466; Taiwan: I352972
derived from a second subband. Gain factors are calculated to
indicate a time-varying
relation between envelopes of the original first subband and of
the synthesized first
subband. The gain factors are quantized, and quantized values
that exceed the prequantized
values are re-coded.
ZL200780028037.3 Systems, methods, and The range of disclosed configurations includes methods in which SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 20080027718; China P.R.: ZL200780028037.3; Brazil: PI0715516-6; Canada: 2657910; France:
apparatus for gain factor subbands of a EP2047466; Germany: EP2047466; Great Britain: EP2047466; India: 77/MUMNP/2009; India: 2834/MUMNP/2015;
limiting speech signal are separately encoded, with the excitation of a Italy: EP2047466; Japan: 5290173; Netherlands: EP2047466; Republic of Korea: 10-1078625; Russian Federation:
first subband being 2420817; Singapore: 149159; Spain: EP2047466; Taiwan: I352972
derived from a second subband. Gain factors are calculated to
indicate a time-varying
relation between envelopes of the original first subband and of
the synthesized first
subband. The gain factors are quantized, and quantized values
that exceed the prequantized
values are re-coded.
8625601 Method and apparatus for A method for wireless communications where a control packet is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8625601; China P.R.: ZL200780030600.0; Australia: 2007285802; Belgium: EP2087633; Brazil:
low-overhead packet data not transmitted for all transmissions of a new data packet. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.214; PI0716618-4; Canada: 2658583; Finland: EP2087633; France: EP2087633; Germany: EP2087633; Great Britain:
transmission and control of control packet is only sent with a retransmission of a data packet SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2087633; Hungary: EP2087633; India: 614/DELNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0028425; Ireland: EP2087633; Italy:
reception mode where the previously transmitted data packet is not completely SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; EP2087633; Japan: 4971446; Mexico: 286349; Netherlands: EP2087633; Poland: EP2087633; Republic of Korea: 10-
received. The control packet contains information related to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 1073210; Romania: EP2087633; Russian Federation: 2436247; Singapore: 150004; Spain: EP2087633; Sweden:
previously transmitted data packet. The previously transmitted SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2087633; Taiwan: I373940; Ukraine: 95114
data packet and the retransmission data packet are derived from
common data. The common data is derived based on the
information related to the previously transmitted data packet,
wherein the previously transmitted data packet and the
retransmission data packet are associated with a series of data
packets.

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ZL200780030600.0 Method and apparatus for A method for wireless communications where a control packet is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8625601; China P.R.: ZL200780030600.0; Australia: 2007285802; Belgium: EP2087633; Brazil:
low-overhead packet data not transmitted for all transmissions of a new data packet. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.214; PI0716618-4; Canada: 2658583; Finland: EP2087633; France: EP2087633; Germany: EP2087633; Great Britain:
transmission and control of control packet is only sent with a retransmission of a data packet SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2087633; Hungary: EP2087633; India: 614/DELNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0028425; Ireland: EP2087633; Italy:
reception mode where the previously transmitted data packet is not completely SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; EP2087633; Japan: 4971446; Mexico: 286349; Netherlands: EP2087633; Poland: EP2087633; Republic of Korea: 10-
received. The control packet contains information related to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 1073210; Romania: EP2087633; Russian Federation: 2436247; Singapore: 150004; Spain: EP2087633; Sweden:
previously transmitted data packet. The previously transmitted EP2087633; Taiwan: I373940; Ukraine: 95114
data packet and the retransmission data packet are derived from
common data. The common data is derived based on the
information related to the previously transmitted data packet,
wherein the previously transmitted data packet and the
retransmission data packet are associated with a series of data
packets.

8699587 Feedback of precoding Techniques for sending feedback information in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8699587; China P.R.: CN101507139; Austria: EP2052468; Belgium: EP2052468; Brazil: PI0715897-1;
control indication (PCI) and communication system are described. In one design, precoding SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Canada: 2658346; Denmark: EP2052468; Finland: EP2052468; Finland: EP2854304; France: EP2052468; France:
channel quality indication control indication (PCI), rank, and channel quality indication (CQI) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.212; EP2854304; Germany: EP2052468; Germany: EP2854304; Great Britain: EP2052468; Great Britain: EP2854304;
(CQI) in a wireless for data transmission from a transmitter to a receiver may be Greece: EP2052468; Hong Kong: HK1130581; Hungary: EP2052468; Hungary: EP2854304; India: 397/CHENP/2009;
communication system determined by evaluating different hypotheses. A report may be India: 4951/CHENP/2015; Ireland: EP2052468; Italy: EP2052468; Italy: EP2854304; Japan: 5442437; Netherlands:
formed based on the PCI, rank and CQI. The PCI may include a EP2052468; Netherlands: EP2854304; Poland: EP2052468; Portugal: EP2052468; Republic of Korea: 10-1073339;
precoding matrix or vector to use for the data transmission. The Romania: EP2052468; Russian Federation: 2419214; Singapore: 149463; Spain: EP2052468; Spain: EP2854304;
CQI may include at least one CQI value for at least one transport Sweden: EP2052468; Switzerland: EP2052468; Taiwan: I373241
block to send for the data transmission. The rank and CQI may be
combined based on a mapping. For example, the CQI may include
one CQI value and fall within a first range of values if one
transport block is preferred by the receiver. The CQI may include
two CQI values and fall within a second range of values if two
transport blocks are preferred.

CN101507139 Feedback of precoding Techniques for sending feedback information in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8699587; China P.R.: CN101507139; Austria: EP2052468; Belgium: EP2052468; Brazil: PI0715897-1;
control indication (PCI) and communication system are described. In one design, precoding SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Canada: 2658346; Denmark: EP2052468; Finland: EP2052468; Finland: EP2854304; France: EP2052468; France:
channel quality indication control indication (PCI), rank, and channel quality indication (CQI) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.212; EP2854304; Germany: EP2052468; Germany: EP2854304; Great Britain: EP2052468; Great Britain: EP2854304;
(CQI) in a wireless for data transmission from a transmitter to a receiver may be Greece: EP2052468; Hong Kong: HK1130581; Hungary: EP2052468; Hungary: EP2854304; India: 397/CHENP/2009;
communication system determined by evaluating different hypotheses. A report may be India: 4951/CHENP/2015; Ireland: EP2052468; Italy: EP2052468; Italy: EP2854304; Japan: 5442437; Netherlands:
formed based on the PCI, rank and CQI. The PCI may include a EP2052468; Netherlands: EP2854304; Poland: EP2052468; Portugal: EP2052468; Republic of Korea: 10-1073339;
precoding matrix or vector to use for the data transmission. The Romania: EP2052468; Russian Federation: 2419214; Singapore: 149463; Spain: EP2052468; Spain: EP2854304;
CQI may include at least one CQI value for at least one transport Sweden: EP2052468; Switzerland: EP2052468; Taiwan: I373241
block to send for the data transmission. The rank and CQI may be
combined based on a mapping. For example, the CQI may include
one CQI value and fall within a first range of values if one
transport block is preferred by the receiver. The CQI may include
two CQI values and fall within a second range of values if two
transport blocks are preferred.

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7685293 Method and apparatus for A mobile communication system that utilizes multiple access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.229; United States: 7685293; United States: 8478886
optimization of SIGCOMP technologies achieves multiple session registrations by deriving a
UDVM performance plurality of extended unique device identifications from a specific
unique device identification (e.g., private user identification (PIID)
stored on a subscriber identity module (SIM)) assigned to a user
equipment. Each of the plurality of extended unique device
identifications have the benefit of allowing multiple registrations
with one or more access networks while allowing a home
subscriber system to detect the one unique device identification
embedded in the extended unique device identifications for
authentication purposes. Thereby, a large population of deployed
Ues and access network infrastructure may benefit without
replacement by allowing a UE to maintain session continuity
when transitioning between access networks, to select a
preferred access technology when in overlapping coverage areas
without session interruption, or to maintain multiple sessions
(e.g., simultaneous Voice over IP (VoIP) and media streaming)
with different access networks.

We have two possible solutions for solving the problem of


multiple registrations: 1. Upgrades required in P-CSCF and S-CSCF
and possible protocol change 2. Upgrades required in only UE and
S-CSCF by emulating different IMSI's

8478886 Method and apparatus for A mobile communication system that utilizes multiple access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.229; United States: 7685293; United States: 8478886
optimization of SIGCOMP technologies achieves multiple session registrations by deriving a
UDVM performance plurality of extended unique device identifications from a specific
unique device identification (e.g., private user identification (PIID)
stored on a subscriber identity module (SIM)) assigned to a user
equipment. Each of the plurality of extended unique device
identifications have the benefit of allowing multiple registrations
with one or more access networks while allowing a home
subscriber system to detect the one unique device identification
embedded in the extended unique device identifications for
authentication purposes. Thereby, a large population of deployed
Ues and access network infrastructure may benefit without
replacement by allowing a UE to maintain session continuity
when transitioning between access networks, to select a
preferred access technology when in overlapping coverage areas
without session interruption, or to maintain multiple sessions
(e.g., simultaneous Voice over IP (VoIP) and media streaming)
with different access networks.

We have two possible solutions for solving the problem of


multiple registrations: 1. Upgrades required in P-CSCF and S-CSCF
and possible protocol change 2. Upgrades required in only UE and
S-CSCF by emulating different IMSI's

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7986709 Systems and methods for In accordance with a method for increasing the capacity of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7986709; China P.R.: ZL200780030871.6; Brazil: PI0715896-3; Canada: 2658517; Germany:
increasing the capacity of a channel in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2055135; Great Britain: EP2055135; India: 464/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5016046; Republic of Korea: 10-1082647;
channel in a communications communications system, characteristics of a channel may be Russian Federation: 2420876; Taiwan: I353797
system evaluated. The channel may include a plurality of slots, and the
slots may have a slot format among a set of slot formats. A slot
format among the set of slot formats may be selected. The
selection may be based on the evaluated characteristics of the
channel. Selecting the slot format may include selecting the
position of a signal within each of the plurality of slots. The
position of the signal may be different for each of the slot
formats. The signal may be transmitted in each of the plurality of
slots over the channel.

ZL200780030871.6 Increasing the capacity of a In accordance with a method for increasing the capacity of a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7986709; China P.R.: ZL200780030871.6; Brazil: PI0715896-3; Canada: 2658517; Germany:
channel in a communications channel in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; EP2055135; Great Britain: EP2055135; India: 464/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5016046; Republic of Korea: 10-1082647;
system by, means of communications system, characteristics of a channel may be Russian Federation: 2420876; Taiwan: I353797
predetermined time offsets evaluated. The channel may include a plurality of slots, and the
slots may have a slot format among a set of slot formats. A slot
format among the set of slot formats may be selected. The
selection may be based on the evaluated characteristics of the
channel. Selecting the slot format may include selecting the
position of a signal within each of the plurality of slots. The
position of the signal may be different for each of the slot
formats. The signal may be transmitted in each of the plurality of
slots over the channel.

8363605 Method and apparatus for Techniques for monitoring grant channels in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8363605; China P.R.: ZL200780031001.0; Brazil: PI0715683-9; Canada: 2658837; European Patent
monitoring grant channels in communication network are described. In one design, a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Convention: EP2062449; India: 690/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5456469; Republic of Korea: 10-1052629; Russian
wireless communication equipment (UE) determines whether a monitoring condition is Federation: 2414102; Russian Federation: 2541863; Taiwan: I376972
satisfied, monitors at least one grant channel for grants of radio
resources if the monitoring condition is satisfied, and stops
monitoring the at least one grant channel if the monitoring
condition is not satisfied. The UE may determine that the
monitoring condition is satisfied after sending scheduling
information indicating that there is data to send, if there is an
outstanding grant of radio resources, if a grant of radio resources
is expected, if there is at least one scheduled flow and a data
buffer for the scheduled flow(s) is not empty, if there is an
outstanding grant of radio resources and data transmission has
been sent using this grant of radio resources, if there is at least
one other control channel to monitor, etc.

ZL200780031001.0 Method and apparatus for Techniques for monitoring grant channels in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8363605; China P.R.: ZL200780031001.0; Brazil: PI0715683-9; Canada: 2658837; European Patent
monitoring grant channels in communication network are described. In one design, a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Convention: EP2062449; India: 690/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5456469; Republic of Korea: 10-1052629; Russian
wireless communication equipment (UE) determines whether a monitoring condition is Federation: 2414102; Russian Federation: 2541863; Taiwan: I376972
satisfied, monitors at least one grant channel for grants of radio
resources if the monitoring condition is satisfied, and stops
monitoring the at least one grant channel if the monitoring
condition is not satisfied. The UE may determine that the
monitoring condition is satisfied after sending scheduling
information indicating that there is data to send, if there is an
outstanding grant of radio resources, if a grant of radio resources
is expected, if there is at least one scheduled flow and a data
buffer for the scheduled flow(s) is not empty, if there is an
outstanding grant of radio resources and data transmission has
been sent using this grant of radio resources, if there is at least
one other control channel to monitor, etc.

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8948395 Systems and methods for A novel key management approach is provided for securing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 8948395; China P.R.: ZL200780031565.4; China P.R.: CN103546464; Brazil: PI0715788-6; Canada:
key management for communication 2659959; European Patent Convention: EP2070291; India: 779/DELNP/2009; Japan: 4965655; Republic of Korea: 10-
wireless communications handoffs between and access terminal and two access points. 1030646; Russian Federation: 2424629; Taiwan: I399068
systems This approach provides for securely handing off communications
between an access terminal and access point without risking
exposure a master key for the access terminal. Temporary master
keys are derived for low latency handoffs and secure
authentication between a new access point and the access
terminal. In one aspect, a distributive key management scheme is
provided in which a current access point generates a new security
key (based on its own security key) that is used by the next access
point with which an access terminal communicates. In another
aspect, a centralized key management scheme is provided in
which a central authenticator maintains, generates, and
distributes new security keys (based on a master security key
associated with the access terminal) to access points.

ZL200780031565.4 Systems and methods for A novel key management approach is provided for securing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 8948395; China P.R.: ZL200780031565.4; China P.R.: CN103546464; Brazil: PI0715788-6; Canada:
key management for communication 2659959; European Patent Convention: EP2070291; India: 779/DELNP/2009; Japan: 4965655; Republic of Korea: 10-
wireless communications handoffs between and access terminal and two access points. 1030646; Russian Federation: 2424629; Taiwan: I399068
systems This approach provides for securely handing off communications
between an access terminal and access point without risking
exposure a master key for the access terminal. Temporary master
keys are derived for low latency handoffs and secure
authentication between a new access point and the access
terminal. In one aspect, a distributive key management scheme is
provided in which a current access point generates a new security
key (based on its own security key) that is used by the next access
point with which an access terminal communicates. In another
aspect, a centralized key management scheme is provided in
which a central authenticator maintains, generates, and
distributes new security keys (based on a master security key
associated with the access terminal) to access points.

CN103546464 Systems and methods for A novel key management approach is provided for securing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 8948395; China P.R.: ZL200780031565.4; China P.R.: CN103546464; Brazil: PI0715788-6; Canada:
key management for communication 2659959; European Patent Convention: EP2070291; India: 779/DELNP/2009; Japan: 4965655; Republic of Korea: 10-
wireless communications handoffs between and access terminal and two access points. 1030646; Russian Federation: 2424629; Taiwan: I399068
systems This approach provides for securely handing off communications
between an access terminal and access point without risking
exposure a master key for the access terminal. Temporary master
keys are derived for low latency handoffs and secure
authentication between a new access point and the access
terminal. In one aspect, a distributive key management scheme is
provided in which a current access point generates a new security
key (based on its own security key) that is used by the next access
point with which an access terminal communicates. In another
aspect, a centralized key management scheme is provided in
which a central authenticator maintains, generates, and
distributes new security keys (based on a master security key
associated with the access terminal) to access points.

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8005671 Systems and methods for A normalization factor for a current frame of a signal may be SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 8005671; China P.R.: ZL200780044433.5; Austria: EP2102861; Belgium: EP2102861; Brazil:
dynamic normalization to determined. The normalization factor may depend on an PI0719728-4; Canada: 2669408; Denmark: EP2102861; Finland: EP2102861; France: EP2102861; Germany:
reduce loss in precision for amplitude of the current frame of the signal. The normalization EP2102861; Great Britain: EP2102861; Greece: EP2102861; Hungary: EP2102861; India: 948/MUMNP/2009;
low-level signals factor may also depend on non-linear values of states after one or Ireland: EP2102861; Italy: EP2102861; Japan: 5518482; Netherlands: EP2102861; Poland: EP2102861; Portugal:
more operations were performed on a previous frame of a EP2102861; Republic of Korea: 10-1081778; Romania: EP2102861; Russian Federation: 2419172; Spain:
normalized signal. The current frame of the signal may be EP2102861; Sweden: EP2102861; Switzerland: EP2102861; Taiwan: I369670
normalized based on the normalization factor that is determined.
The states normalization factor may be adjusted based on the
normalization factor that is determined.

ZL200780044433.5 Systems and methods for A normalization factor for a current frame of a signal may be SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 8005671; China P.R.: ZL200780044433.5; Austria: EP2102861; Belgium: EP2102861; Brazil:
dynamic normalization to determined. The normalization factor may depend on an PI0719728-4; Canada: 2669408; Denmark: EP2102861; Finland: EP2102861; France: EP2102861; Germany:
reduce loss in precision for amplitude of the current frame of the signal. The normalization EP2102861; Great Britain: EP2102861; Greece: EP2102861; Hungary: EP2102861; India: 948/MUMNP/2009;
low-level signals factor may also depend on non-linear values of states after one or Ireland: EP2102861; Italy: EP2102861; Japan: 5518482; Netherlands: EP2102861; Poland: EP2102861; Portugal:
more operations were performed on a previous frame of a EP2102861; Republic of Korea: 10-1081778; Romania: EP2102861; Russian Federation: 2419172; Spain:
normalized signal. The current frame of the signal may be EP2102861; Sweden: EP2102861; Switzerland: EP2102861; Taiwan: I369670
normalized based on the normalization factor that is determined.
The states normalization factor may be adjusted based on the
normalization factor that is determined.

8126708 Systems, methods, and A normalization factor for a current frame of a signal may be SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 8126708
apparatus for dynamic determined. The normalization factor may depend on an
normalization to reduce loss amplitude of the current frame of the signal. The normalization
in precision for low-level factor may also depend on non-linear values of states after one or
signals more operations were performed on a previous frame of a
normalized signal. The current frame of the signal may be
normalized based on the normalization factor that is determined.
The states normalization factor may be adjusted based on the
normalization factor that is determined.

7925253 Radiated performance of a Systems, methods, apparatus, processors and computer-readable SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TR 37.977; United States: 7925253; China P.R.: ZL200780032901.7; India: 937/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5502478; Republic of
wireless device media include a radiated testing module that executes a Korea: 10-1136671
predetermined radiated performance test on a wireless device.
The test dictates various performance-related parameters to
measure and log at each of a plurality of predetermined positions.
Further, the wireless device receives synchronization information
operable to enable synchronization between the logged
measurements and each of the positions. The synchronized log
allows the wireless device, or another apparatus, to determine a
radiated performance characteristic based on a predetermined
analysis protocol. Further, the described embodiments allow for
the determination of several radiated performance characteristics
in a single test, using a single, unaltered wireless device.

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ZL200780032901.7 Method and apparatus for Systems, methods, apparatus, processors and computer-readable SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TR 37.977; United States: 7925253; China P.R.: ZL200780032901.7; India: 937/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5502478; Republic of
determining a radiated media include a radiated testing module that executes a Korea: 10-1136671
performance of a wireless predetermined radiated performance test on a wireless device.
device The test dictates various performance-related parameters to
measure and log at each of a plurality of predetermined positions.
Further, the wireless device receives synchronization information
operable to enable synchronization between the logged
measurements and each of the positions. The synchronized log
allows the wireless device, or another apparatus, to determine a
radiated performance characteristic based on a predetermined
analysis protocol. Further, the described embodiments allow for
the determination of several radiated performance characteristics
in a single test, using a single, unaltered wireless device.

8130705 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for modifying wireless devices SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8130705; United States: 8792443; China P.R.: ZL200780033932.4; China P.R.: ZL201210084362.4;
service capability represented or available capabilities and for allocating a portion European Patent Convention: EP2087744; India: 269105; Japan: 5161223; Japan: 5539447; Republic of Korea: 10-
modification of the UE s actual capabilities for simultaneously supporting a 1096945; Taiwan: I387387
second service is disclosed. A modified capability is determined
and offered to maintain the dedicated service while supporting a
second service. The modified capability is disclosed to a system in
anticipation of a reconfiguration of the dedicated service
according to the modified capability. A device is configured to
determine a modified capability to maintain a dedicated service
while supporting a second service; and to disclose to a system the
modified capability as the available capability for reconfiguring
the dedicated service.

8792443 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for modifying wireless devices SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8130705; United States: 8792443; China P.R.: ZL200780033932.4; China P.R.: ZL201210084362.4;
service capability represented or available capabilities and for allocating a portion European Patent Convention: EP2087744; India: 269105; Japan: 5161223; Japan: 5539447; Republic of Korea: 10-
modification of the UE s actual capabilities for simultaneously supporting a 1096945; Taiwan: I387387
second service is disclosed. A modified capability is determined
and offered to maintain the dedicated service while supporting a
second service. The modified capability is disclosed to a system in
anticipation of a reconfiguration of the dedicated service
according to the modified capability. A device is configured to
determine a modified capability to maintain a dedicated service
while supporting a second service; and to disclose to a system the
modified capability as the available capability for reconfiguring
the dedicated service.

ZL200780033932.4 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for modifying wireless devices SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8130705; United States: 8792443; China P.R.: ZL200780033932.4; China P.R.: ZL201210084362.4;
service capability represented or available capabilities and for allocating a portion European Patent Convention: EP2087744; India: 269105; Japan: 5161223; Japan: 5539447; Republic of Korea: 10-
modification of the UE s actual capabilities for simultaneously supporting a 1096945; Taiwan: I387387
second service is disclosed. A modified capability is determined
and offered to maintain the dedicated service while supporting a
second service. The modified capability is disclosed to a system in
anticipation of a reconfiguration of the dedicated service
according to the modified capability. A device is configured to
determine a modified capability to maintain a dedicated service
while supporting a second service; and to disclose to a system the
modified capability as the available capability for reconfiguring
the dedicated service.

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ZL201210084362.4 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for modifying wireless devices SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8130705; United States: 8792443; China P.R.: ZL200780033932.4; China P.R.: ZL201210084362.4;
service capability represented or available capabilities and for allocating a portion European Patent Convention: EP2087744; India: 269105; Japan: 5161223; Japan: 5539447; Republic of Korea: 10-
modification of the UE s actual capabilities for simultaneously supporting a 1096945; Taiwan: I387387
second service is disclosed. A modified capability is determined
and offered to maintain the dedicated service while supporting a
second service. The modified capability is disclosed to a system in
anticipation of a reconfiguration of the dedicated service
according to the modified capability. A device is configured to
determine a modified capability to maintain a dedicated service
while supporting a second service; and to disclose to a system the
modified capability as the available capability for reconfiguring
the dedicated service.

8537197 Content- and link-dependent This disclosure describes techniques that can facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 8537197; China P.R.: ZL200880002133.5; European Patent Convention: EP2109982; India:
coding adaptation for multimedia telephony. In one example, a method for 3897/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5221562; Republic of Korea: 10-1370478
multimedia telephony communication of multimedia data comprises determining a first
level of throughput associated with multimedia data
communication from a first access terminal to a network,
determining a second level of throughput associated with
multimedia data communication from the network to a second
access terminal based on feedback from the second access
terminal to the first access terminal via the network, determining
a budget associated with communication of a video unit of the
multimedia data, and coding the video unit of the multimedia
data based on the budget and the first and second levels of
throughput.

ZL200880002133.5 Content- and link-dependent This disclosure describes techniques that can facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 8537197; China P.R.: ZL200880002133.5; European Patent Convention: EP2109982; India:
coding adaptation for multimedia telephony. In one example, a method for 3897/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5221562; Republic of Korea: 10-1370478
multimedia telephony communication of multimedia data comprises determining a first
level of throughput associated with multimedia data
communication from a first access terminal to a network,
determining a second level of throughput associated with
multimedia data communication from the network to a second
access terminal based on feedback from the second access
terminal to the first access terminal via the network, determining
a budget associated with communication of a video unit of the
multimedia data, and coding the video unit of the multimedia
data based on the budget and the first and second levels of
throughput.

7920522 Method and apparatus for In a method and apparatus for providing system interoperability SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 7920522; China P.R.: CN105072651; Brazil: PI0717273-7; Canada: 2662418; European Patent
system interoperability in in wireless communications an IP based client-server application Convention: EP2087764; India: 1557/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5497116; Republic of Korea: 10-1150671; Russian
wireless communications maintains a proper set of PDP contexts while a mobile is Federation: 2413392; Taiwan: I354504
connected via an IP based system. The application client resides
in the mobile and the server resides within the network at a
common anchor point between the IP based system and a PDP
context based system. The PDP contexts are kept up to date but
on hold until a handover occurs for the mobile from the IP based
system to the PDP contexts based system.

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CN105072651 Method and apparatus for In a method and apparatus for providing system interoperability SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 7920522; China P.R.: CN105072651; Brazil: PI0717273-7; Canada: 2662418; European Patent
preparing connection in wireless communications an IP based client-server application Convention: EP2087764; India: 1557/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5497116; Republic of Korea: 10-1150671; Russian
transfer between an IP maintains a proper set of PDP contexts while a mobile is Federation: 2413392; Taiwan: I354504
based communication connected via an IP based system. The application client resides
system (LTE/SAE) and a PDP in the mobile and the server resides within the network at a
context based common anchor point between the IP based system and a PDP
communication system context based system. The PDP contexts are kept up to date but
(UMTS/GPRS) on hold until a handover occurs for the mobile from the IP based
system to the PDP contexts based system.

8068427 Dynamic channel quality Techniques for reporting channel quality indicators (CQIs) are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8068427; China P.R.: ZL200780035821.7; Brazil: PI0717269-9; Canada: 2662349; European Patent
reporting in a wireless described. Data activity at a receiver may be determined, and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Convention: EP2074727; India: 269313; Japan: 5021748; Japan: 5591861; Republic of Korea: 10-1080478; Russian
communication system CQI reporting by the receiver may be adjusted based on the Federation: 2414075; Taiwan: I366362
determined data activity. In one design, CQI reporting may be
enabled for a time window around each expected packet arrival
for a periodic or quasi-periodic transmission and may be
suspended outside of the time window. In another design, CQI
reporting may be varied based on ACK/NACK feedback. In yet
another design, CQIs may be sent at a first rate when data
activity is not detected and at a second rate faster than the first
rate when data activity is detected. In yet another design, CQIs
may be sent only during discontinuous transmission (DTX) ON
periods when data activity is not detected and may be sent
during both DTX ON and OFF periods when data activity is
detected.

ZL200780035821.7 Dynamic channel quality Techniques for reporting channel quality indicators (CQIs) are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8068427; China P.R.: ZL200780035821.7; Brazil: PI0717269-9; Canada: 2662349; European Patent
reporting in a wireless described. Data activity at a receiver may be determined, and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Convention: EP2074727; India: 269313; Japan: 5021748; Japan: 5591861; Republic of Korea: 10-1080478; Russian
communication system CQI reporting by the receiver may be adjusted based on the Federation: 2414075; Taiwan: I366362
determined data activity. In one design, CQI reporting may be
enabled for a time window around each expected packet arrival
for a periodic or quasi-periodic transmission and may be
suspended outside of the time window. In another design, CQI
reporting may be varied based on ACK/NACK feedback. In yet
another design, CQIs may be sent at a first rate when data
activity is not detected and at a second rate faster than the first
rate when data activity is detected. In yet another design, CQIs
may be sent only during discontinuous transmission (DTX) ON
periods when data activity is not detected and may be sent
during both DTX ON and OFF periods when data activity is
detected.

8155078 Systems and methods for A method for using Internet mobility protocols with non Internet SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8155078; China P.R.: ZL200780039110.7; Brazil: PI0717307-5; Canada: 2664525; European Patent
using internet mobility mobility protocols is described. A first gateway node SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; Convention: EP2090055; India: 1756/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5166424; Republic of Korea: 10-1026275; Russian
protocols with non internet communicates with a second gateway node using a first protocol. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.234; Federation: 2448426; Taiwan: I366368
mobility protocols The first protocol is a non Internet mobility protocol. A home SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.234;
address (HoA) for a mobile node is managed by the second
gateway node. Updates regarding the location of the mobile
node within a domain are received using a second protocol. The
second protocol is an Internet mobility protocol. Intra-domain
mobility for the mobile node is managed by the second gateway
node using the second protocol.

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ZL200780039110.7 Systems and methods for A method for using Internet mobility protocols with non Internet SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8155078; China P.R.: ZL200780039110.7; Brazil: PI0717307-5; Canada: 2664525; European Patent
using internet mobility mobility protocols is described. A first gateway node SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; Convention: EP2090055; India: 1756/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5166424; Republic of Korea: 10-1026275; Russian
protocols with non internet communicates with a second gateway node using a first protocol. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.234; Federation: 2448426; Taiwan: I366368
mobility protocols The first protocol is a non Internet mobility protocol. A home SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.234;
address (HoA) for a mobile node is managed by the second
gateway node. Updates regarding the location of the mobile
node within a domain are received using a second protocol. The
second protocol is an Internet mobility protocol. Intra-domain
mobility for the mobile node is managed by the second gateway
node using the second protocol.

8094554 Compressed mode operation Techniques to support operation in a compressed mode and/or a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8094554; United States: 8971181; United States: 20150023240; China P.R.: ZL200780039431.7;
and power control with continuous packet connectivity (CPC) mode are described. In an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0717725-9; Canada: 2664518; Canada: 2763015; France: EP2087763; Germany: EP2087763; Great Britain:
discontinuous transmission aspect, a user equipment (UE) may obtain an assignment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2087763; India: 263783; Italy: EP2087763; Japan: 5204114; Japan: 5678108; Japan: 5632024; Japan: 5635140;
and/or reception enabled subframes for the CPC mode and an assignment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; Republic of Korea: 10-1079401; Russian Federation: 2469511; Spain: EP2087763; Taiwan: I360354
transmission gaps for the compressed mode. The transmission
gaps may be aligned with idle times between the enabled
subframes. The UE may exchange data during enabled subframes
not overlapping the transmission gaps and may skip data
exchanges during enabled subframes overlapping the
transmission gaps. The UE may make cell measurements during
the transmission gaps. In another aspect, the UE may obtain
enabled subframes and skipped subframes, exchange data during
enabled subframes not corresponding to the skipped subframes,
and skip data exchanges during the skipped subframes. In yet
another aspect, the UE may receive orders on a shared control
channel to quickly enable and disable the compressed mode.

8971181 Compressed mode operation Techniques to support operation in a compressed mode and/or a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8094554; United States: 8971181; United States: 20150023240; China P.R.: ZL200780039431.7;
and power control with continuous packet connectivity (CPC) mode are described. In an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0717725-9; Canada: 2664518; Canada: 2763015; France: EP2087763; Germany: EP2087763; Great Britain:
discontinuous transmission aspect, a user equipment (UE) may obtain an assignment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2087763; India: 263783; Italy: EP2087763; Japan: 5204114; Japan: 5678108; Japan: 5632024; Japan: 5635140;
and/or reception enabled subframes for the CPC mode and an assignment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; Republic of Korea: 10-1079401; Russian Federation: 2469511; Spain: EP2087763; Taiwan: I360354
transmission gaps for the compressed mode. The transmission
gaps may be aligned with idle times between the enabled
subframes. The UE may exchange data during enabled subframes
not overlapping the transmission gaps and may skip data
exchanges during enabled subframes overlapping the
transmission gaps. The UE may make cell measurements during
the transmission gaps. In another aspect, the UE may obtain
enabled subframes and skipped subframes, exchange data during
enabled subframes not corresponding to the skipped subframes,
and skip data exchanges during the skipped subframes. In yet
another aspect, the UE may receive orders on a shared control
channel to quickly enable and disable the compressed mode.

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20150023240 Compressed mode operation Techniques to support operation in a compressed mode and/or a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8094554; United States: 8971181; United States: 20150023240; China P.R.: ZL200780039431.7;
and power control with continuous packet connectivity (CPC) mode are described. In an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0717725-9; Canada: 2664518; Canada: 2763015; France: EP2087763; Germany: EP2087763; Great Britain:
discontinuous transmission aspect, a user equipment (UE) may obtain an assignment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2087763; India: 263783; Italy: EP2087763; Japan: 5204114; Japan: 5678108; Japan: 5632024; Japan: 5635140;
and/or reception enabled subframes for the CPC mode and an assignment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; Republic of Korea: 10-1079401; Russian Federation: 2469511; Spain: EP2087763; Taiwan: I360354
transmission gaps for the compressed mode. The transmission
gaps may be aligned with idle times between the enabled
subframes. The UE may exchange data during enabled subframes
not overlapping the transmission gaps and may skip data
exchanges during enabled subframes overlapping the
transmission gaps. The UE may make cell measurements during
the transmission gaps. In another aspect, the UE may obtain
enabled subframes and skipped subframes, exchange data during
enabled subframes not corresponding to the skipped subframes,
and skip data exchanges during the skipped subframes. In yet
another aspect, the UE may receive orders on a shared control
channel to quickly enable and disable the compressed mode.

ZL200780039431.7 Compressed mode (CM) with Techniques to support operation in a compressed mode and/or a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8094554; United States: 8971181; United States: 20150023240; China P.R.: ZL200780039431.7;
continuous packet continuous packet connectivity (CPC) mode are described. In an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0717725-9; Canada: 2664518; Canada: 2763015; France: EP2087763; Germany: EP2087763; Great Britain:
connectivity (CPC) aspect, a user equipment (UE) may obtain an assignment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2087763; India: 263783; Italy: EP2087763; Japan: 5204114; Japan: 5678108; Japan: 5632024; Japan: 5635140;
enabled subframes for the CPC mode and an assignment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; Republic of Korea: 10-1079401; Russian Federation: 2469511; Spain: EP2087763; Taiwan: I360354
transmission gaps for the compressed mode. The transmission
gaps may be aligned with idle times between the enabled
subframes. The UE may exchange data during enabled subframes
not overlapping the transmission gaps and may skip data
exchanges during enabled subframes overlapping the
transmission gaps. The UE may make cell measurements during
the transmission gaps. In another aspect, the UE may obtain
enabled subframes and skipped subframes, exchange data during
enabled subframes not corresponding to the skipped subframes,
and skip data exchanges during the skipped subframes. In yet
another aspect, the UE may receive orders on a shared control
channel to quickly enable and disable the compressed mode.

8804656 Inter-enode B handover Methodologies are described that facilitate inter-eNode B SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TR 25.999; United States: 8804656; United States: 20140307711; China P.R.: ZL200780040644.1; Australia: 2007313739;
procedure handover. In various embodiments, logical protocol termination SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2011235951; Austria: EP2090135; Belgium: EP2090135; Brazil: PI0717727-5; Canada: 2665452; Canada:
can be implemented between the user equipment and the target SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.413; 2910098; Denmark: EP2090135; European Patent Convention: 15187398.1; Finland: EP2090135; France:
eNode B for inter-eNode B handover signaling. The provided SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.423; EP2090135; Germany: EP2090135; Great Britain: EP2090135; Greece: EP2090135; Hong Kong: HK1134621;
handover forwarding and encapsulation mechanisms enable SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.433; Hungary: EP2090135; India: 2271/DELNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0030871; Indonesia: W-00201201481; Ireland:
improved inter-operability between eNode Bs implementing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.453; EP2090135; Israel: 197884; Israel: 224659; Italy: EP2090135; Japan: 5340948; Japan: 5518962; Malaysia: MY-
different protocol versions or from different vendors, which in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 48.008; 148183-A; Malaysia: PI 212004788; Mexico: 302699; Mexico: 304964; Netherlands: EP2090135; Norway:
turn enables frequent protocol upgrades. Additionally, the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 48.018; 20091822; Philippines: 1-2009-500654; Philippines: WO2008055169; Poland: EP2090135; Portugal: EP2090135;
invention enables the target eNode B to implement new radio Republic of Korea: 10-1036393; Romania: EP2090135; Russian Federation: 2441347; Singapore: 151778; Singapore:
configurations even if the configuration is unsupported by the 176428; Spain: EP2090135; Sweden: EP2090135; Switzerland: EP2090135; Taiwan: I356605; Ukraine: 97500;
source eNode B. Vietnam: 1-2009-01121; Vietnam: UNKNOWN

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20140307711 Inter-enode B handover Methodologies are described that facilitate inter-eNode B SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TR 25.999; United States: 8804656; United States: 20140307711; China P.R.: ZL200780040644.1; Australia: 2007313739;
procedure handover. In various embodiments, logical protocol termination SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2011235951; Austria: EP2090135; Belgium: EP2090135; Brazil: PI0717727-5; Canada: 2665452; Canada:
can be implemented between the user equipment and the target SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.413; 2910098; Denmark: EP2090135; European Patent Convention: 15187398.1; Finland: EP2090135; France:
eNode B for inter-eNode B handover signaling. The provided SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.423; EP2090135; Germany: EP2090135; Great Britain: EP2090135; Greece: EP2090135; Hong Kong: HK1134621;
handover forwarding and encapsulation mechanisms enable SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.433; Hungary: EP2090135; India: 2271/DELNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0030871; Indonesia: W-00201201481; Ireland:
improved inter-operability between eNode Bs implementing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.453; EP2090135; Israel: 197884; Israel: 224659; Italy: EP2090135; Japan: 5340948; Japan: 5518962; Malaysia: MY-
different protocol versions or from different vendors, which in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 48.008; 148183-A; Malaysia: PI 212004788; Mexico: 302699; Mexico: 304964; Netherlands: EP2090135; Norway:
turn enables frequent protocol upgrades. Additionally, the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 48.018; 20091822; Philippines: 1-2009-500654; Philippines: WO2008055169; Poland: EP2090135; Portugal: EP2090135;
invention enables the target eNode B to implement new radio Republic of Korea: 10-1036393; Romania: EP2090135; Russian Federation: 2441347; Singapore: 151778; Singapore:
configurations even if the configuration is unsupported by the 176428; Spain: EP2090135; Sweden: EP2090135; Switzerland: EP2090135; Taiwan: I356605; Ukraine: 97500;
source eNode B. Vietnam: 1-2009-01121; Vietnam: UNKNOWN

ZL200780040644.1 Inter-enode B handover Methodologies are described that facilitate inter-eNode B SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TR 25.999; United States: 8804656; United States: 20140307711; China P.R.: ZL200780040644.1; Australia: 2007313739;
procedure handover. In various embodiments, logical protocol termination SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2011235951; Austria: EP2090135; Belgium: EP2090135; Brazil: PI0717727-5; Canada: 2665452; Canada:
can be implemented between the user equipment and the target SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.413; 2910098; Denmark: EP2090135; European Patent Convention: 15187398.1; Finland: EP2090135; France:
eNode B for inter-eNode B handover signaling. The provided SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.423; EP2090135; Germany: EP2090135; Great Britain: EP2090135; Greece: EP2090135; Hong Kong: HK1134621;
handover forwarding and encapsulation mechanisms enable SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.433; Hungary: EP2090135; India: 2271/DELNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0030871; Indonesia: W-00201201481; Ireland:
improved inter-operability between eNode Bs implementing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.453; EP2090135; Israel: 197884; Israel: 224659; Italy: EP2090135; Japan: 5340948; Japan: 5518962; Malaysia: MY-
different protocol versions or from different vendors, which in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 48.008; 148183-A; Malaysia: PI 212004788; Mexico: 302699; Mexico: 304964; Netherlands: EP2090135; Norway:
turn enables frequent protocol upgrades. Additionally, the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 48.018; 20091822; Philippines: 1-2009-500654; Philippines: WO2008055169; Poland: EP2090135; Portugal: EP2090135;
invention enables the target eNode B to implement new radio Republic of Korea: 10-1036393; Romania: EP2090135; Russian Federation: 2441347; Singapore: 151778; Singapore:
configurations even if the configuration is unsupported by the 176428; Spain: EP2090135; Sweden: EP2090135; Switzerland: EP2090135; Taiwan: I356605; Ukraine: 97500;
source eNode B. Vietnam: 1-2009-01121; Vietnam: UNKNOWN

Describe a separate help eNode B switch the method. In various


embodiments, a protocol ending target eNode B handover
signalling between the user equipment and an eNode B to realize
the communication among the a key switch and a mechanism is
used for carry out a protocol version or eNodeB from a supplier of
realizing improved interoperability, and then realizing frequent
update protocol, in addition, this invention makes the target
eNode B to realize new wireless configuration, even if the
configuration is not the source eNodeB.

7995534 Method and apparatus for A method for SRNS relocation comprises sending a relocation SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 7995534; China P.R.: ZL200780041294.0; Brazil: PI0718869-2; Canada: 2667611; France: EP2095667;
SRNS relocation in wireless request from a Source Node B+ to a Target Node B+ based on SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.423; Germany: EP2095667; Great Britain: EP2095667; India: 266295; Italy: EP2095667; Japan: 5405612; Republic of
communication systems measurements received from a User Equipment; sending a Korea: 10-1097532; Russian Federation: 2419254; Spain: EP2095667
Physical Channel reconfiguration message from the Source Node
B+ to the UE; forwarding Packet Data Units (PDU) from the
source Node B+ to the Target Node B+; and performing physical
layer synchronization and radio link establishment with a target
cell of the Target Node B+.

ZL200780041294.0 Method and apparatus for A method for SRNS relocation comprises sending a relocation SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 7995534; China P.R.: ZL200780041294.0; Brazil: PI0718869-2; Canada: 2667611; France: EP2095667;
SRNS relocation in wireless request from a Source Node B+ to a Target Node B+ based on SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.423; Germany: EP2095667; Great Britain: EP2095667; India: 266295; Italy: EP2095667; Japan: 5405612; Republic of
communication systems measurements received from a User Equipment; sending a Korea: 10-1097532; Russian Federation: 2419254; Spain: EP2095667
Physical Channel reconfiguration message from the Source Node
B+ to the UE; forwarding Packet Data Units (PDU) from the
source Node B+ to the Target Node B+; and performing physical
layer synchronization and radio link establishment with a target
cell of the Target Node B+.

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8406237 Methods and apparatus for A method for implementing proxy mobile Internet protocol SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8406237; China P.R.: ZL200780042496.7; Brazil: PI0718891-9; Canada: 2669156; Germany:
implementing proxy mobile (PMIP) in mobile IP foreign agent care-of-address mode may SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.275; EP2090064; Great Britain: EP2090064; India: 2759/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5226690; Mexico: 303514; Republic of
IP in foreign agent care-of include determining a home address of an access terminal. The Korea: 10-1041688; Russian Federation: 2420905; Taiwan: I385997
address mode method may also include communicating with a home agent in
order to bind an address of the network node with the home
address of the access terminal and establish a tunnel between
the network node and the home agent. The method may also
include receiving first packets destined for the access terminal
from the home agent via the tunnel and sending the first packets
to the access terminal. The method may also include receiving
second packets sent by the access terminal that are destined for
a correspondent node and sending the second packets to the
home agent via the tunnel.

ZL200780042496.7 Methods and apparatus for A method for implementing proxy mobile Internet protocol SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8406237; China P.R.: ZL200780042496.7; Brazil: PI0718891-9; Canada: 2669156; Germany:
implementing proxy mobile (PMIP) in mobile IP foreign agent care-of-address mode may SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.275; EP2090064; Great Britain: EP2090064; India: 2759/DELNP/2009; Japan: 5226690; Mexico: 303514; Republic of
IP in foreign agent care-of include determining a home address of an access terminal. The Korea: 10-1041688; Russian Federation: 2420905; Taiwan: I385997
address mode method may also include communicating with a home agent in
order to bind an address of the network node with the home
address of the access terminal and establish a tunnel between
the network node and the home agent. The method may also
include receiving first packets destined for the access terminal
from the home agent via the tunnel and sending the first packets
to the access terminal. The method may also include receiving
second packets sent by the access terminal that are destined for
a correspondent node and sending the second packets to the
home agent via the tunnel.

8515478 Fast state transition for a UE Techniques to support fast state transition by a user equipment SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8515478; China P.R.: ZL200780046658.4; Brazil: PI0721155-4; Canada: 2670947; European Patent
with reconfiguration over (UE) are described. The UE may operate in a first state (e.g., a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Convention: EP2109998; India: 2974/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5074519; Republic of Korea: 10-1076595; Russian
paging CELL_PCH state) in which the UE does not transmit or receive SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; Federation: 2437257; Taiwan: I444062
user data. The UE may receive a paging message carrying first
configuration information. The UE may transition from the first
state to a second state (e.g., a CELL_DCH state) in response to
receiving the paging message. The UE may determine a set of
communication parameters based on the first configuration
information received from the paging message and second
configuration information stored at the UE. The UE may then
exchange user data based on the set of communication
parameters. The UE may use default values for some parameters
in order to reduce the amount of first configuration information
to send in the paging message.

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ZL200780046658.4 Fast state transition for a UE Techniques to support fast state transition by a user equipment SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8515478; China P.R.: ZL200780046658.4; Brazil: PI0721155-4; Canada: 2670947; European Patent
with reconfiguration over (UE) are described. The UE may operate in a first state (e.g., a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Convention: EP2109998; India: 2974/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5074519; Republic of Korea: 10-1076595; Russian
paging CELL_PCH state) in which the UE does not transmit or receive SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; Federation: 2437257; Taiwan: I444062
user data. The UE may receive a paging message carrying first
configuration information. The UE may transition from the first
state to a second state (e.g., a CELL_DCH state) in response to
receiving the paging message. The UE may determine a set of
communication parameters based on the first configuration
information received from the paging message and second
configuration information stored at the UE. The UE may then
exchange user data based on the set of communication
parameters. The UE may use default values for some parameters
in order to reduce the amount of first configuration information
to send in the paging message.

8755313 Using DTX and DRX in a Systems, methodologies, and devices are described that can SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8755313; United States: 20130336186; China P.R.: ZL200880002069.0; Brazil: PI0806527-6; Canada:
wireless communication facilitate reducing power consumption associated with mobile 2674429; European Patent Convention: EP2127269; European Patent Convention: EP2515587; India:
system devices. A mobile device can utilize a sleep mode controller that 4148/DELNP/2009; Japan: 2012-138931; Japan: 2015-159591; Mexico: 297097; Republic of Korea: 10-1122368;
can facilitate selecting and/or switching to a desired sleep mode Russian Federation: 2438256
based in part on predefined sleep mode criteria. The sleep
modes can include a non-sleep mode, light sleep mode, and/or
deep sleep mode. The mobile device can employ an analyzer to
evaluate information related to explicit signals, implicit signals,
and/or the current sleep mode to determine whether a condition
is met based in part on the predefined sleep mode criteria such
that a transition to a different sleep mode is to be performed. If
such a condition is met, the sleep mode controller can facilitate
transitioning from the current sleep mode to a different sleep
mode to facilitate reducing power consumption by the mobile
device.

20130336186 Using DTX and DRX in a Systems, methodologies, and devices are described that can SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8755313; United States: 20130336186; China P.R.: ZL200880002069.0; Brazil: PI0806527-6; Canada:
wireless communication facilitate reducing power consumption associated with mobile 2674429; European Patent Convention: EP2127269; European Patent Convention: EP2515587; India:
system devices. A mobile device can utilize a sleep mode controller that 4148/DELNP/2009; Japan: 2012-138931; Japan: 2015-159591; Mexico: 297097; Republic of Korea: 10-1122368;
can facilitate selecting and/or switching to a desired sleep mode Russian Federation: 2438256
based in part on predefined sleep mode criteria. The sleep
modes can include a non-sleep mode, light sleep mode, and/or
deep sleep mode. The mobile device can employ an analyzer to
evaluate information related to explicit signals, implicit signals,
and/or the current sleep mode to determine whether a condition
is met based in part on the predefined sleep mode criteria such
that a transition to a different sleep mode is to be performed. If
such a condition is met, the sleep mode controller can facilitate
transitioning from the current sleep mode to a different sleep
mode to facilitate reducing power consumption by the mobile
device.

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ZL200880002069.0 Using DTX and DRX in a Systems, methodologies, and devices are described that can SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8755313; United States: 20130336186; China P.R.: ZL200880002069.0; Brazil: PI0806527-6; Canada:
wireless communication facilitate reducing power consumption associated with mobile 2674429; European Patent Convention: EP2127269; European Patent Convention: EP2515587; India:
system devices. A mobile device can utilize a sleep mode controller that 4148/DELNP/2009; Japan: 2012-138931; Japan: 2015-159591; Mexico: 297097; Republic of Korea: 10-1122368;
can facilitate selecting and/or switching to a desired sleep mode Russian Federation: 2438256
based in part on predefined sleep mode criteria. The sleep
modes can include a non-sleep mode, light sleep mode, and/or
deep sleep mode. The mobile device can employ an analyzer to
evaluate information related to explicit signals, implicit signals,
and/or the current sleep mode to determine whether a condition
is met based in part on the predefined sleep mode criteria such
that a transition to a different sleep mode is to be performed. If
such a condition is met, the sleep mode controller can facilitate
transitioning from the current sleep mode to a different sleep
mode to facilitate reducing power consumption by the mobile
device.

8825099 CQI reporting for MIMO Techniques for determining and reporting channel quality SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8825099; United States: 8831667; United States: 20140334433; China P.R.: ZL200880001773.4;
transmission in a wireless indicator (CQI) information are described. A user equipment (UE) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0806522-5; Canada: 2673889; Canada: 2902072; European Patent Convention: EP2127132; Hong Kong:
communication system may determine a transmit power per channelization code, POVSF, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; HK1138684; India: 3669/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5108027; Republic of Korea: 10-1172128; Russian Federation:
based on the available transmit power and a designated number 2420878; Taiwan: I352521
of channelization codes, e.g., by uniformly distributing the
available transmit power across all transport blocks and all of the
designated number of channelization codes. The UE may
estimate SINRs of multiple transport blocks based on POVSF,
determine CQI indices for the transport blocks based on the
SINRs, and send the CQI indices to a Node B. The Node B may
send multiple transport blocks to the UE based on the CQI
indices. The Node B may send the transport blocks (i) with the
designated number of channelization codes at POVSF or (ii) with a
second number of channelization codes at POVSF, with the
transport block sizes being scaled based on the designated and
second numbers of channelization code.

8831667 CQI reporting for MIMO Techniques for determining and reporting channel quality SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8825099; United States: 8831667; United States: 20140334433; China P.R.: ZL200880001773.4;
transmission in a wireless indicator (CQI) information are described. A user equipment (UE) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0806522-5; Canada: 2673889; Canada: 2902072; European Patent Convention: EP2127132; Hong Kong:
communication system may determine a transmit power per channelization code, POVSF, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; HK1138684; India: 3669/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5108027; Republic of Korea: 10-1172128; Russian Federation:
based on the available transmit power and a designated number 2420878; Taiwan: I352521
of channelization codes, e.g., by uniformly distributing the
available transmit power across all transport blocks and all of the
designated number of channelization codes. The UE may
estimate SINRs of multiple transport blocks based on POVSF,
determine CQI indices for the transport blocks based on the
SINRs, and send the CQI indices to a Node B. The Node B may
send multiple transport blocks to the UE based on the CQI
indices. The Node B may send the transport blocks (i) with the
designated number of channelization codes at POVSF or (ii) with a
second number of channelization codes at POVSF, with the
transport block sizes being scaled based on the designated and
second numbers of channelization code.

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20140334433 CQI reporting for MIMO Techniques for determining and reporting channel quality SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8825099; United States: 8831667; United States: 20140334433; China P.R.: ZL200880001773.4;
transmission in a wireless indicator (CQI) information are described. A user equipment (UE) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0806522-5; Canada: 2673889; Canada: 2902072; European Patent Convention: EP2127132; Hong Kong:
communication system may determine a transmit power per channelization code, POVSF, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; HK1138684; India: 3669/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5108027; Republic of Korea: 10-1172128; Russian Federation:
based on the available transmit power and a designated number 2420878; Taiwan: I352521
of channelization codes, e.g., by uniformly distributing the
available transmit power across all transport blocks and all of the
designated number of channelization codes. The UE may
estimate SINRs of multiple transport blocks based on POVSF,
determine CQI indices for the transport blocks based on the
SINRs, and send the CQI indices to a Node B. The Node B may
send multiple transport blocks to the UE based on the CQI
indices. The Node B may send the transport blocks (i) with the
designated number of channelization codes at POVSF or (ii) with a
second number of channelization codes at POVSF, with the
transport block sizes being scaled based on the designated and
second numbers of channelization code.

ZL200880001773.4 CQI reporting for MIMO Techniques for determining and reporting channel quality SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8825099; United States: 8831667; United States: 20140334433; China P.R.: ZL200880001773.4;
transmission in a wireless indicator (CQI) information are described. A user equipment (UE) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0806522-5; Canada: 2673889; Canada: 2902072; European Patent Convention: EP2127132; Hong Kong:
communication system may determine a transmit power per channelization code, POVSF, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; HK1138684; India: 3669/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5108027; Republic of Korea: 10-1172128; Russian Federation:
based on the available transmit power and a designated number 2420878; Taiwan: I352521
of channelization codes, e.g., by uniformly distributing the
available transmit power across all transport blocks and all of the
designated number of channelization codes. The UE may
estimate SINRs of multiple transport blocks based on POVSF,
determine CQI indices for the transport blocks based on the
SINRs, and send the CQI indices to a Node B. The Node B may
send multiple transport blocks to the UE based on the CQI
indices. The Node B may send the transport blocks (i) with the
designated number of channelization codes at POVSF or (ii) with a
second number of channelization codes at POVSF, with the
transport block sizes being scaled based on the designated and
second numbers of channelization code.

8837337 Signaling of power Techniques for signaling power information to facilitate channel SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8837337; United States: 20120087271; China P.R.: ZL200880001928.4; China P.R.:
information for MIMO quality indicator (CQI) reporting are described. A Node B may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201210120758.X; China P.R.: CN102905360; Brazil: PI0806480-6; Canada: 2674314; Canada: 2760491; European
transmission in a wireless send power information that may be used by a UE to determine a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Patent Convention: EP2102997; European Patent Convention: EP2104390; European Patent Convention:
communication system power per channelization code, POVSF. In one design, the power EP2487968; Hong Kong: HK1173604; Hong Kong: HK1181598; India: 3709/CHENP/2009; Japan: 2015-136130;
information includes a power offset between the power of a data Japan: 5770695; Japan: 2015-057900; Republic of Korea: 10-1194433; Republic of Korea: 10-1194435; Russian
channel, PHSPDSCH, and the power of a pilot channel. The Node Federation: 2417523; Taiwan: I353128
B may determine PHSPDSCH based on the power available for the
data channel, the number of available channelization codes, and a
designated number of channelization codes. The UE may
determine POVSF based on the power information from the Node
B and the designated number of channelization codes. The UE
may estimate at least one SINR of at least one transport block
based on POVSF, determine CQI information for the transport
block(s) based on the SINR, and send the CQI information to the
Node B.

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20120087271 Signaling of power Techniques for signaling power information to facilitate channel SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8837337; United States: 20120087271; China P.R.: ZL200880001928.4; China P.R.:
information for MIMO quality indicator (CQI) reporting are described. A Node B may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201210120758.X; China P.R.: CN102905360; Brazil: PI0806480-6; Canada: 2674314; Canada: 2760491; European
transmission in a wireless send power information that may be used by a UE to determine a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Patent Convention: EP2102997; European Patent Convention: EP2104390; European Patent Convention:
communication system power per channelization code, POVSF. In one design, the power EP2487968; Hong Kong: HK1173604; Hong Kong: HK1181598; India: 3709/CHENP/2009; Japan: 2015-136130;
information includes a power offset between the power of a data Japan: 5770695; Japan: 2015-057900; Republic of Korea: 10-1194433; Republic of Korea: 10-1194435; Russian
channel, PHSPDSCH, and the power of a pilot channel. The Node Federation: 2417523; Taiwan: I353128
B may determine PHSPDSCH based on the power available for the
data channel, the number of available channelization codes, and a
designated number of channelization codes. The UE may
determine POVSF based on the power information from the Node
B and the designated number of channelization codes. The UE
may estimate at least one SINR of at least one transport block
based on POVSF, determine CQI information for the transport
block(s) based on the SINR, and send the CQI information to the
Node B.

ZL200880001928.4 Signaling of power Techniques for signaling power information to facilitate channel SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8837337; United States: 20120087271; China P.R.: ZL200880001928.4; China P.R.:
information for MIMO quality indicator (CQI) reporting are described. A Node B may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201210120758.X; China P.R.: CN102905360; Brazil: PI0806480-6; Canada: 2674314; Canada: 2760491; European
transmission in a wireless send power information that may be used by a UE to determine a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Patent Convention: EP2102997; European Patent Convention: EP2104390; European Patent Convention:
communication system power per channelization code, POVSF. In one design, the power EP2487968; Hong Kong: HK1173604; Hong Kong: HK1181598; India: 3709/CHENP/2009; Japan: 2015-136130;
information includes a power offset between the power of a data Japan: 5770695; Japan: 2015-057900; Republic of Korea: 10-1194433; Republic of Korea: 10-1194435; Russian
channel, PHSPDSCH, and the power of a pilot channel. The Node Federation: 2417523; Taiwan: I353128
B may determine PHSPDSCH based on the power available for the
data channel, the number of available channelization codes, and a
designated number of channelization codes. The UE may
determine POVSF based on the power information from the Node
B and the designated number of channelization codes. The UE
may estimate at least one SINR of at least one transport block
based on POVSF, determine CQI information for the transport
block(s) based on the SINR, and send the CQI information to the
Node B.

ZL201210120758.X Signaling of power Techniques for signaling power information to facilitate channel SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8837337; United States: 20120087271; China P.R.: ZL200880001928.4; China P.R.:
information for MIMO quality indicator (CQI) reporting are described. A Node B may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201210120758.X; China P.R.: CN102905360; Brazil: PI0806480-6; Canada: 2674314; Canada: 2760491; European
transmission in a wireless send power information that may be used by a UE to determine a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Patent Convention: EP2102997; European Patent Convention: EP2104390; European Patent Convention:
communication system power per channelization code, POVSF. In one design, the power EP2487968; Hong Kong: HK1173604; Hong Kong: HK1181598; India: 3709/CHENP/2009; Japan: 2015-136130;
information includes a power offset between the power of a data Japan: 5770695; Japan: 2015-057900; Republic of Korea: 10-1194433; Republic of Korea: 10-1194435; Russian
channel, PHSPDSCH, and the power of a pilot channel. The Node Federation: 2417523; Taiwan: I353128
B may determine PHSPDSCH based on the power available for the
data channel, the number of available channelization codes, and a
designated number of channelization codes. The UE may
determine POVSF based on the power information from the Node
B and the designated number of channelization codes. The UE
may estimate at least one SINR of at least one transport block
based on POVSF, determine CQI information for the transport
block(s) based on the SINR, and send the CQI information to the
Node B.

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CN102905360 Signaling of power Techniques for signaling power information to facilitate channel SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8837337; United States: 20120087271; China P.R.: ZL200880001928.4; China P.R.:
information for MIMO quality indicator (CQI) reporting are described. A Node B may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; ZL201210120758.X; China P.R.: CN102905360; Brazil: PI0806480-6; Canada: 2674314; Canada: 2760491; European
transmission in a wireless send power information that may be used by a UE to determine a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; Patent Convention: EP2102997; European Patent Convention: EP2104390; European Patent Convention:
communication system power per channelization code, POVSF. In one design, the power EP2487968; Hong Kong: HK1173604; Hong Kong: HK1181598; India: 3709/CHENP/2009; Japan: 2015-136130;
information includes a power offset between the power of a data Japan: 5770695; Japan: 2015-057900; Republic of Korea: 10-1194433; Republic of Korea: 10-1194435; Russian
channel, PHSPDSCH, and the power of a pilot channel. The Node Federation: 2417523; Taiwan: I353128
B may determine PHSPDSCH based on the power available for the
data channel, the number of available channelization codes, and a
designated number of channelization codes. The UE may
determine POVSF based on the power information from the Node
B and the designated number of channelization codes. The UE
may estimate at least one SINR of at least one transport block
based on POVSF, determine CQI information for the transport
block(s) based on the SINR, and send the CQI information to the
Node B.

20080267407 Method and apparatus for A novel key management approach is provided for securing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 20080267407; China P.R.: ZL200880013610.8; Australia: 2008245604; Brazil: PI0811965-1; Canada:
new key derivation upon communication handoffs between an access terminal and two 2682813; European Patent Convention: EP2143236; European Patent Convention: EP2184933; Hong Kong:
handoff in wireless networks access points. As an access terminal moves from a current access HK1140353; Hong Kong: HK1145114; India: 1809/MUMNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP000036404; Israel: 201413; Japan:
point to a new access point, the access terminal sends a short 5209703; Malaysia: PI20094022; Mexico: 285103; Philippines: 1-2009-501858; Republic of Korea: 10-1124190;
handoff request to the new access point. The short handoff Russian Federation: 2443063; Singapore: 156067; Taiwan: I390893; Ukraine: 93791; Vietnam: 12842
request may include the access terminal ID; it does not include
the access point ID. The new access point may then send its
identifier and the access terminal s identifier to the authenticator.
Using a previously generated master transient key, the access
point identifier and the access terminal identifier, an
authenticator may generate a master session key. The master
session key may then be sent to the access point by the
authenticator. The access terminal independently generates the
same new security key with which it can securely communicate
with the new access point.

ZL200880013610.8 A method and apparatus for A novel key management approach is provided for securing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 20080267407; China P.R.: ZL200880013610.8; Australia: 2008245604; Brazil: PI0811965-1; Canada:
new key derivation upon communication handoffs between an access terminal and two 2682813; European Patent Convention: EP2143236; European Patent Convention: EP2184933; Hong Kong:
handoff in wireless networks access points. As an access terminal moves from a current access HK1140353; Hong Kong: HK1145114; India: 1809/MUMNP/2009; Indonesia: IDP000036404; Israel: 201413; Japan:
point to a new access point, the access terminal sends a short 5209703; Malaysia: PI20094022; Mexico: 285103; Philippines: 1-2009-501858; Republic of Korea: 10-1124190;
handoff request to the new access point. The short handoff Russian Federation: 2443063; Singapore: 156067; Taiwan: I390893; Ukraine: 93791; Vietnam: 12842
request may include the access terminal ID; it does not include
the access point ID. The new access point may then send its
identifier and the access terminal s identifier to the authenticator.
Using a previously generated master transient key, the access
point identifier and the access terminal identifier, an
authenticator may generate a master session key. The master
session key may then be sent to the access point by the
authenticator. The access terminal independently generates the
same new security key with which it can securely communicate
with the new access point.

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8081997 POWER AND/OR DATA RATE Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate pilot SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8081997; China P.R.: CN101595650; Brazil: PI0806753-8; Canada: 2674532; European Patent
CONTROL BASED ON PILOT channel optimization schemes for high data rate communications Convention: EP2106636; India: 3815/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5819249; Japan: 5819250; Japan: 5410569; Republic of
CHANNEL INFORMATION transmissions. In various illustrative implementations, pilot Korea: 10-1193425; Russian Federation: 2422996; Taiwan: I368408
channel operations can be monitored and controlled by an
exemplary base station for one or more cooperating wireless
terminals (e.g., user equipment) such that one or more power
features of the one or more cooperating wireless terminals can
be illustratively changed in response to one or more selected pilot
channel operational conditions . In an illustrative operation, an
exemplary base station can engage one or more selected pilot
channel control operations as part of pilot channel optimization
comprising a jump detection technique, operating power control
on another channel other than the DPCCH, engaging in delayed
power control, engaging in a soft-handoff power control in the
instance of a boosted pilot channel, and resolving ambiguity in
grant messages resulting from a pilot boost.

CN101595650 Techniques for high data Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate pilot SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8081997; China P.R.: CN101595650; Brazil: PI0806753-8; Canada: 2674532; European Patent
rates with improved channel channel optimization schemes for high data rate communications Convention: EP2106636; India: 3815/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5819249; Japan: 5819250; Japan: 5410569; Republic of
reference transmissions. In various illustrative implementations, pilot Korea: 10-1193425; Russian Federation: 2422996; Taiwan: I368408
channel operations can be monitored and controlled by an
exemplary base station for one or more cooperating wireless
terminals (e.g., user equipment) such that one or more power
features of the one or more cooperating wireless terminals can
be illustratively changed in response to one or more selected pilot
channel operational conditions . In an illustrative operation, an
exemplary base station can engage one or more selected pilot
channel control operations as part of pilot channel optimization
comprising a jump detection technique, operating power control
on another channel other than the DPCCH, engaging in delayed
power control, engaging in a soft-handoff power control in the
instance of a boosted pilot channel, and resolving ambiguity in
grant messages resulting from a pilot boost.

7881742 Method and apparatus for Techniques for performing power control during discontinuous SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7881742; United States: 8060130; China P.R.: ZL200880003756.4; Australia: 2008210320; Brazil:
power control during DTX transmission (DTX) operation are described. A UE transmits on SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0806836-4; Canada: 2675086; European Patent Convention: EP2115889; Hong Kong: HK1138686; India:
operation the uplink during a transmission burst and receives TPC 3960/CHENP/2009; Indonesia: 49.4107; Israel: 199683; Japan: 4965668; Malaysia: MY-143411-A; Mexico: 285639;
commands generated by a Node B based on the uplink Philippines: 1-2009-501329; Republic of Korea: 10-1106796; Russian Federation: 2419207; Singapore: 153992;
transmission. The UE may receive two TPC commands at the end Taiwan: I392258; Ukraine: 93144; Vietnam: 1-2009-01684
of the transmission burst that are not applied during the
transmission burst. The UE saves and applies these two TPC
commands in the next transmission burst. In one design, the UE
applies each saved TPC command in one slot of the next
transmission burst. In another design, the UE combines the two
saved TPC commands and applies the combined value in the first
two slots of the next transmission burst. In yet another design,
the UE selects one of the saved TPC commands and applies the
selected TPC command in the first two slots of the next
transmission burst.

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8060130 Method and apparatus for Techniques for performing power control during discontinuous SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7881742; United States: 8060130; China P.R.: ZL200880003756.4; Australia: 2008210320; Brazil:
power control during DTX transmission (DTX) operation are described. A UE transmits on SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0806836-4; Canada: 2675086; European Patent Convention: EP2115889; Hong Kong: HK1138686; India:
operation the uplink during a transmission burst and receives TPC 3960/CHENP/2009; Indonesia: 49.4107; Israel: 199683; Japan: 4965668; Malaysia: MY-143411-A; Mexico: 285639;
commands generated by a Node B based on the uplink Philippines: 1-2009-501329; Republic of Korea: 10-1106796; Russian Federation: 2419207; Singapore: 153992;
transmission. The UE may receive two TPC commands at the end Taiwan: I392258; Ukraine: 93144; Vietnam: 1-2009-01684
of the transmission burst that are not applied during the
transmission burst. The UE saves and applies these two TPC
commands in the next transmission burst. In one design, the UE
applies each saved TPC command in one slot of the next
transmission burst. In another design, the UE combines the two
saved TPC commands and applies the combined value in the first
two slots of the next transmission burst. In yet another design,
the UE selects one of the saved TPC commands and applies the
selected TPC command in the first two slots of the next
transmission burst.

ZL200880003756.4 Method an apparatus for Techniques for performing power control during discontinuous SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 7881742; United States: 8060130; China P.R.: ZL200880003756.4; Australia: 2008210320; Brazil:
power control during DTX transmission (DTX) operation are described. A UE transmits on SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; PI0806836-4; Canada: 2675086; European Patent Convention: EP2115889; Hong Kong: HK1138686; India:
operation the uplink during a transmission burst and receives TPC 3960/CHENP/2009; Indonesia: 49.4107; Israel: 199683; Japan: 4965668; Malaysia: MY-143411-A; Mexico: 285639;
commands generated by a Node B based on the uplink Philippines: 1-2009-501329; Republic of Korea: 10-1106796; Russian Federation: 2419207; Singapore: 153992;
transmission. The UE may receive two TPC commands at the end Taiwan: I392258; Ukraine: 93144; Vietnam: 1-2009-01684
of the transmission burst that are not applied during the
transmission burst. The UE saves and applies these two TPC
commands in the next transmission burst. In one design, the UE
applies each saved TPC command in one slot of the next
transmission burst. In another design, the UE combines the two
saved TPC commands and applies the combined value in the first
two slots of the next transmission burst. In yet another design,
the UE selects one of the saved TPC commands and applies the
selected TPC command in the first two slots of the next
transmission burst.

8670704 Pilot transmission by relay Techniques to support multihop relay in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8670704; United States: 20150236833; China P.R.: ZL200880008522.9; China P.R.: CN103647618;
stations in a multihop relay communication system are described. In an aspect, a relay Brazil: PI0808918-3; Canada: 2679221; European Patent Convention: EP2135413; European Patent Convention:
communication system station receives data and a first pilot from an upstream station, EP2239898; European Patent Convention: EP2239899; European Patent Convention: EP2445151; Hong Kong:
e.g., a base station or another relay station. The relay station HK1194880; India: 4944/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5518492; Japan: 5852166; Republic of Korea: 10-1252726; Republic
derives a channel estimate based on the first pilot and performs of Korea: 10-1341037; Russian Federation: 2433549; Taiwan: I426728; Taiwan: 201415824
detection for the data based on the channel estimate. The relay
station resends the data and sends a second pilot to a
downstream station, e.g., a subscriber station or another relay
station. Each pilot may be sent in accordance with a pilot format
selected for that pilot. The first and second pilots may be sent
using the same or different pilot formats. The relay station may
receive channel information from the second station and may
forward the channel information to the first station and/or select
a rate for data transmission to the second station based on the
channel information.

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20150236833 Pilot transmission by relay Techniques to support multihop relay in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8670704; United States: 20150236833; China P.R.: ZL200880008522.9; China P.R.: CN103647618;
stations in a multihop relay communication system are described. In an aspect, a relay Brazil: PI0808918-3; Canada: 2679221; European Patent Convention: EP2135413; European Patent Convention:
communication system station receives data and a first pilot from an upstream station, EP2239898; European Patent Convention: EP2239899; European Patent Convention: EP2445151; Hong Kong:
e.g., a base station or another relay station. The relay station HK1194880; India: 4944/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5518492; Japan: 5852166; Republic of Korea: 10-1252726; Republic
derives a channel estimate based on the first pilot and performs of Korea: 10-1341037; Russian Federation: 2433549; Taiwan: I426728; Taiwan: 201415824
detection for the data based on the channel estimate. The relay
station resends the data and sends a second pilot to a
downstream station, e.g., a subscriber station or another relay
station. Each pilot may be sent in accordance with a pilot format
selected for that pilot. The first and second pilots may be sent
using the same or different pilot formats. The relay station may
receive channel information from the second station and may
forward the channel information to the first station and/or select
a rate for data transmission to the second station based on the
channel information.

ZL200880008522.9 Pilot transmission by relay Techniques to support multihop relay in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8670704; United States: 20150236833; China P.R.: ZL200880008522.9; China P.R.: CN103647618;
stations in a multihop relay communication system are described. In an aspect, a relay Brazil: PI0808918-3; Canada: 2679221; European Patent Convention: EP2135413; European Patent Convention:
communication system station receives data and a first pilot from an upstream station, EP2239898; European Patent Convention: EP2239899; European Patent Convention: EP2445151; Hong Kong:
e.g., a base station or another relay station. The relay station HK1194880; India: 4944/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5518492; Japan: 5852166; Republic of Korea: 10-1252726; Republic
derives a channel estimate based on the first pilot and performs of Korea: 10-1341037; Russian Federation: 2433549; Taiwan: I426728; Taiwan: 201415824
detection for the data based on the channel estimate. The relay
station resends the data and sends a second pilot to a
downstream station, e.g., a subscriber station or another relay
station. Each pilot may be sent in accordance with a pilot format
selected for that pilot. The first and second pilots may be sent
using the same or different pilot formats. The relay station may
receive channel information from the second station and may
forward the channel information to the first station and/or select
a rate for data transmission to the second station based on the
channel information.

CN103647618 Pilot transmission by relay Techniques to support multihop relay in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8670704; United States: 20150236833; China P.R.: ZL200880008522.9; China P.R.: CN103647618;
stations in a multihop relay communication system are described. In an aspect, a relay Brazil: PI0808918-3; Canada: 2679221; European Patent Convention: EP2135413; European Patent Convention:
communication system station receives data and a first pilot from an upstream station, EP2239898; European Patent Convention: EP2239899; European Patent Convention: EP2445151; Hong Kong:
e.g., a base station or another relay station. The relay station HK1194880; India: 4944/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5518492; Japan: 5852166; Republic of Korea: 10-1252726; Republic
derives a channel estimate based on the first pilot and performs of Korea: 10-1341037; Russian Federation: 2433549; Taiwan: I426728; Taiwan: 201415824
detection for the data based on the channel estimate. The relay
station resends the data and sends a second pilot to a
downstream station, e.g., a subscriber station or another relay
station. Each pilot may be sent in accordance with a pilot format
selected for that pilot. The first and second pilots may be sent
using the same or different pilot formats. The relay station may
receive channel information from the second station and may
forward the channel information to the first station and/or select
a rate for data transmission to the second station based on the
channel information.

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20080263631 User profile, policy, and An authentication server may be adapted to (a) authenticate an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.273; United States: 20080263631; China P.R.: ZL200880014415.7; China P.R.: CN102938890; China P.R.:
PMIP key distribution in a authentication peer seeking to establish communications via a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 29.273; ZL201210384768.4; European Patent Convention: EP2137925; India: 1773/MUMNP/2009; Japan: 4965671;
wireless communication first network access node; (b) retrieve user profile information Republic of Korea: 10-1122999; Republic of Korea: 10-1122997; Republic of Korea: 10-1122996; Russian
network associated with the authentication peer; and/or (c) send the user Federation: 2440688
profile information to a network gateway node that facilitates
communication services for the authentication peer. A PMIP
network node may be adapted to (a) provide wireless network
connectivity to an authentication peer via a first network access
node; (b) provide a PMIP key to both ends of a PMIP tunnel
between the first network access node and a PMIP network node
used to provide communications to the authentication peer; (c)
provide the PMIP key to a first authenticator associated the first
network access node; (d) receive a request at the PMIP network
node from a requesting entity to reroute communications for the
authentication peer; and/or (e) verify whether the requesting
entity knows the PMIP key.

ZL200880014415.7 User profile, policy, and An authentication server may be adapted to (a) authenticate an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.273; United States: 20080263631; China P.R.: ZL200880014415.7; China P.R.: CN102938890; China P.R.:
PMIP key distribution in a authentication peer seeking to establish communications via a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 29.273; ZL201210384768.4; European Patent Convention: EP2137925; India: 1773/MUMNP/2009; Japan: 4965671;
wireless communication first network access node; (b) retrieve user profile information Republic of Korea: 10-1122999; Republic of Korea: 10-1122997; Republic of Korea: 10-1122996; Russian
network associated with the authentication peer; and/or (c) send the user Federation: 2440688
profile information to a network gateway node that facilitates
communication services for the authentication peer. A PMIP
network node may be adapted to (a) provide wireless network
connectivity to an authentication peer via a first network access
node; (b) provide a PMIP key to both ends of a PMIP tunnel
between the first network access node and a PMIP network node
used to provide communications to the authentication peer; (c)
provide the PMIP key to a first authenticator associated the first
network access node; (d) receive a request at the PMIP network
node from a requesting entity to reroute communications for the
authentication peer; and/or (e) verify whether the requesting
entity knows the PMIP key.

CN102938890 User profile, policy, and An authentication server may be adapted to (a) authenticate an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.273; United States: 20080263631; China P.R.: ZL200880014415.7; China P.R.: CN102938890; China P.R.:
PMIP key distribution in a authentication peer seeking to establish communications via a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 29.273; ZL201210384768.4; European Patent Convention: EP2137925; India: 1773/MUMNP/2009; Japan: 4965671;
wireless communication first network access node; (b) retrieve user profile information Republic of Korea: 10-1122999; Republic of Korea: 10-1122997; Republic of Korea: 10-1122996; Russian
network associated with the authentication peer; and/or (c) send the user Federation: 2440688
profile information to a network gateway node that facilitates
communication services for the authentication peer. A PMIP
network node may be adapted to (a) provide wireless network
connectivity to an authentication peer via a first network access
node; (b) provide a PMIP key to both ends of a PMIP tunnel
between the first network access node and a PMIP network node
used to provide communications to the authentication peer; (c)
provide the PMIP key to a first authenticator associated the first
network access node; (d) receive a request at the PMIP network
node from a requesting entity to reroute communications for the
authentication peer; and/or (e) verify whether the requesting
entity knows the PMIP key.

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ZL201210384768.4 User profile, policy, and An authentication server may be adapted to (a) authenticate an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.273; United States: 20080263631; China P.R.: ZL200880014415.7; China P.R.: CN102938890; China P.R.:
PMIP key distribution in a authentication peer seeking to establish communications via a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 29.273; ZL201210384768.4; European Patent Convention: EP2137925; India: 1773/MUMNP/2009; Japan: 4965671;
wireless communication first network access node; (b) retrieve user profile information Republic of Korea: 10-1122999; Republic of Korea: 10-1122997; Republic of Korea: 10-1122996; Russian
network associated with the authentication peer; and/or (c) send the user Federation: 2440688
profile information to a network gateway node that facilitates
communication services for the authentication peer. A PMIP
network node may be adapted to (a) provide wireless network
connectivity to an authentication peer via a first network access
node; (b) provide a PMIP key to both ends of a PMIP tunnel
between the first network access node and a PMIP network node
used to provide communications to the authentication peer; (c)
provide the PMIP key to a first authenticator associated the first
network access node; (d) receive a request at the PMIP network
node from a requesting entity to reroute communications for the
authentication peer; and/or (e) verify whether the requesting
entity knows the PMIP key.

20080227449 PICH-HS timing and Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 20080227449; United States: 20120147816; China P.R.: ZL200880008419.4; Brazil: PI0808794-6;
operation employing a paging indicator channel in connection with high SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Canada: 2679279; Canada: 2883478; European Patent Convention: EP2135475; Hong Kong: HK1140616; India:
speed channels in a wireless communications network. A paging SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; 5075/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5054125; Republic of Korea: 10-1124761; Republic of Korea: 10-1124836; Russian
indicator transmission can be sent on the paging channel to one Federation: 2445752; Singapore: 154872; Taiwan: I377857
or more mobile devices. The paging indicator indicates that
additional information such as a full paging messages, other
control plane data or other user plane data is expected to be
transmitted at a specific time instant (e.g., subframe) on the
associated high speed channel. A set of parameters can be
transmitted on common channels that specify a set of associated
subframes in a high speed channel. Mobile devices can analyze
the set of parameters to determine the associated subframes and
receive the subframes in accordance with a schedule.

20120147816 PICH-HS timing and Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 20080227449; United States: 20120147816; China P.R.: ZL200880008419.4; Brazil: PI0808794-6;
operation employing a paging indicator channel in connection with high SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Canada: 2679279; Canada: 2883478; European Patent Convention: EP2135475; Hong Kong: HK1140616; India:
speed channels in a wireless communications network. A paging SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; 5075/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5054125; Republic of Korea: 10-1124761; Republic of Korea: 10-1124836; Russian
indicator transmission can be sent on the paging channel to one Federation: 2445752; Singapore: 154872; Taiwan: I377857
or more mobile devices. The paging indicator indicates that
additional information such as a full paging messages, other
control plane data or other user plane data is expected to be
transmitted at a specific time instant (e.g., subframe) on the
associated high speed channel. A set of parameters can be
transmitted on common channels that specify a set of associated
subframes in a high speed channel. Mobile devices can analyze
the set of parameters to determine the associated subframes and
receive the subframes in accordance with a schedule.

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ZL200880008419.4 PICH-HS timing and Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 20080227449; United States: 20120147816; China P.R.: ZL200880008419.4; Brazil: PI0808794-6;
operation employing a paging indicator channel in connection with high SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Canada: 2679279; Canada: 2883478; European Patent Convention: EP2135475; Hong Kong: HK1140616; India:
speed channels in a wireless communications network. A paging SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.211; 5075/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5054125; Republic of Korea: 10-1124761; Republic of Korea: 10-1124836; Russian
indicator transmission can be sent on the paging channel to one Federation: 2445752; Singapore: 154872; Taiwan: I377857
or more mobile devices. The paging indicator indicates that
additional information such as a full paging messages, other
control plane data or other user plane data is expected to be
transmitted at a specific time instant (e.g., subframe) on the
associated high speed channel. A set of parameters can be
transmitted on common channels that specify a set of associated
subframes in a high speed channel. Mobile devices can analyze
the set of parameters to determine the associated subframes and
receive the subframes in accordance with a schedule.

8619752 Method and apparatus for A data packet communication system employs radio link control SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8619752; China P.R.: CN101636957; China P.R.: CN104348594; Australia: 2008228972; European
polling in a wireless (RLC) transmission between a transmitter and a receiver with an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Patent Convention: EP2132897; European Patent Convention: EP2663009; Hong Kong: 15107290.5; India:
communication system Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) arrangement whereby polling 5005/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5054128; Mexico: 304963; Republic of Korea: 10-1122903; Russian Federation:
of the receiver is accomplished with reduced amount of 2477003; Taiwan: I387254; Ukraine: 96020
redundantly transmitted data, such as between an access node
and terminal. Upon a polling event, such as emptying of a
transmission buffer of the transmitter, expiration of a polling
timer, or reaching a radio link control (RLC) protocol data units
(PDUs) count threshold, the transmitter sends a polling command
to the receiver. This polling command is smaller than any of the
RLC PDUs, which are conventionally resent with a polling bit set
to evoke a STATUS PDU from the receiver. With evolving
communication standards tending toward larger PDUs, such as in
excess of a kilobyte for HSPA+ (High-Speed Packet Access
Evolution) and 3GPP LTE (Long Term Evolution), this inefficiency
can be of increasing impact.

CN101636957 Method and apparatus for A data packet communication system employs radio link control SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8619752; China P.R.: CN101636957; China P.R.: CN104348594; Australia: 2008228972; European
polling in a wireless (RLC) transmission between a transmitter and a receiver with an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Patent Convention: EP2132897; European Patent Convention: EP2663009; Hong Kong: 15107290.5; India:
communication system Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) arrangement whereby polling 5005/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5054128; Mexico: 304963; Republic of Korea: 10-1122903; Russian Federation:
of the receiver is accomplished with reduced amount of 2477003; Taiwan: I387254; Ukraine: 96020
redundantly transmitted data, such as between an access node
and terminal. Upon a polling event, such as emptying of a
transmission buffer of the transmitter, expiration of a polling
timer, or reaching a radio link control (RLC) protocol data units
(PDUs) count threshold, the transmitter sends a polling command
to the receiver. This polling command is smaller than any of the
RLC PDUs, which are conventionally resent with a polling bit set
to evoke a STATUS PDU from the receiver. With evolving
communication standards tending toward larger PDUs, such as in
excess of a kilobyte for HSPA+ (High-Speed Packet Access
Evolution) and 3GPP LTE (Long Term Evolution), this inefficiency
can be of increasing impact.

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CN104348594 Method and apparatus for A data packet communication system employs radio link control SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8619752; China P.R.: CN101636957; China P.R.: CN104348594; Australia: 2008228972; European
polling in a wireless (RLC) transmission between a transmitter and a receiver with an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Patent Convention: EP2132897; European Patent Convention: EP2663009; Hong Kong: 15107290.5; India:
communication system Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) arrangement whereby polling 5005/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5054128; Mexico: 304963; Republic of Korea: 10-1122903; Russian Federation:
of the receiver is accomplished with reduced amount of 2477003; Taiwan: I387254; Ukraine: 96020
redundantly transmitted data, such as between an access node
and terminal. Upon a polling event, such as emptying of a
transmission buffer of the transmitter, expiration of a polling
timer, or reaching a radio link control (RLC) protocol data units
(PDUs) count threshold, the transmitter sends a polling command
to the receiver. This polling command is smaller than any of the
RLC PDUs, which are conventionally resent with a polling bit set
to evoke a STATUS PDU from the receiver. With evolving
communication standards tending toward larger PDUs, such as in
excess of a kilobyte for HSPA+ (High-Speed Packet Access
Evolution) and 3GPP LTE (Long Term Evolution), this inefficiency
can be of increasing impact.

8687495 Method and apparatus for A data packet communication system employs radio link control SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8687495; China P.R.: ZL200880014169.5; European Patent Convention: EP2153589; India:
polling in a wireless (RLC) transmission between a transmitter and a receiver with an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 6002/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5254317; Japan: 5373170; Republic of Korea: 10-1122423; Russian Federation:
communication system Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) arrangement whereby polling 2470475; Taiwan: I366408
of the receiver is accomplished with reduced amount of
redundantly transmitted data, such as between an access node
and terminal. Upon a polling event, such as emptying of a
transmission buffer of the transmitter, expiration of a polling
timer, or reaching a radio link control (RLC) protocol data units
(PDUs) count threshold, the transmitter sends a polling command
to the receiver. This polling command is smaller than any of the
RLC PDUs by resegmenting to a variably sized PDU sending a
reduced amount of data. With evolving communication
standards tending toward larger PDUs, such as in excess of a
kilobyte for HSPA+ (High-Speed Packet Access Evolution) and
3GPP LTE (Long Term Evolution), this inefficiency can be of
increasing impact.

ZL200880014169.5 Method and apparatus for A data packet communication system employs radio link control SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 8687495; China P.R.: ZL200880014169.5; European Patent Convention: EP2153589; India:
polling in a wireless (RLC) transmission between a transmitter and a receiver with an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; 6002/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5254317; Japan: 5373170; Republic of Korea: 10-1122423; Russian Federation:
communication system Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) arrangement whereby polling 2470475; Taiwan: I366408
of the receiver is accomplished with reduced amount of
redundantly transmitted data, such as between an access node
and terminal. Upon a polling event, such as emptying of a
transmission buffer of the transmitter, expiration of a polling
timer, or reaching a radio link control (RLC) protocol data units
(PDUs) count threshold, the transmitter sends a polling command
to the receiver. This polling command is smaller than any of the
RLC PDUs by resegmenting to a variably sized PDU sending a
reduced amount of data. With evolving communication
standards tending toward larger PDUs, such as in excess of a
kilobyte for HSPA+ (High-Speed Packet Access Evolution) and
3GPP LTE (Long Term Evolution), this inefficiency can be of
increasing impact.

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8670762 Fast serving cell change In a wireless communication system in which a user using a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8670762; China P.R.: ZL200880012189.9; Australia: 2008242854; Austria: EP2135478; Belgium:
mobile equipment requests a serving cell handoff from a source SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2135478; Brazil: PI0810141-8; Canada: 2682556; Denmark: EP2135478; Finland: EP2135478; France: EP2135478;
cell to a target cell, the mobile equipment monitors authorization SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Germany: EP2135478; Great Britain: EP2135478; Greece: EP2135478; Hong Kong: HK1141393; Hungary:
for the handoff from the target cell. At the same time, the mobile EP2135478; India: 5809/CHENP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0031449; Ireland: EP2135478; Israel: 201102; Italy:
equipment can decode data from either the source cell or the EP2135478; Japan: 5204213; Mexico: 299131; Mexico: 301353; Netherlands: EP2135478; Norway: EP2135478;
target cell. Upon receipt of authorization for the handoff, the Philippines: 1-2009-501898; Poland: EP2135478; Portugal: EP2135478; Republic of Korea: 10-1247553; Romania:
mobile equipment sends confirmation of the handoff to the EP2135478; Russian Federation: 2467508; Singapore: 155635; Spain: EP2135478; Sweden: EP2135478;
target cell. Switzerland: EP2135478; Taiwan: I386081; Ukraine: 95355; Vietnam: 11278

ZL200880012189.9 Fast HSDPA serving cell In a wireless communication system in which a user using a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8670762; China P.R.: ZL200880012189.9; Australia: 2008242854; Austria: EP2135478; Belgium:
change mobile equipment requests a serving cell handoff from a source SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2135478; Brazil: PI0810141-8; Canada: 2682556; Denmark: EP2135478; Finland: EP2135478; France: EP2135478;
cell to a target cell, the mobile equipment monitors authorization SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Germany: EP2135478; Great Britain: EP2135478; Greece: EP2135478; Hong Kong: HK1141393; Hungary:
for the handoff from the target cell. At the same time, the mobile EP2135478; India: 5809/CHENP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0031449; Ireland: EP2135478; Israel: 201102; Italy:
equipment can decode data from either the source cell or the EP2135478; Japan: 5204213; Mexico: 299131; Mexico: 301353; Netherlands: EP2135478; Norway: EP2135478;
target cell. Upon receipt of authorization for the handoff, the Philippines: 1-2009-501898; Poland: EP2135478; Portugal: EP2135478; Republic of Korea: 10-1247553; Romania:
mobile equipment sends confirmation of the handoff to the EP2135478; Russian Federation: 2467508; Singapore: 155635; Spain: EP2135478; Sweden: EP2135478;
target cell. Switzerland: EP2135478; Taiwan: I386081; Ukraine: 95355; Vietnam: 11278

8483174 Method and apparatus for An apparatus and method for providing gateway relocation to an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8483174; China P.R.: ZL200880012808.4; European Patent Convention: EP2137988; India:
providing gateway relocation external network wherein a user equipment (UE) includes an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; 5887/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5248597; Japan: 5657713; Republic of Korea: 10-1115155
initial external network connection via a source core node, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060;
comprises initializing a mobility event, reallocating the initial SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401;
external network connection from via the source core node to via
a target core node to create a new external network connection,
allocating the new IP address to the UE for the new external
network connection, and using the new IP address.

ZL200880012808.4 Method and apparatus for One for providing a kind of gateway re-location to the external SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8483174; China P.R.: ZL200880012808.4; European Patent Convention: EP2137988; India:
providing gateway relocation network and device and method, the user device (UE) comprises SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; 5887/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5248597; Japan: 5657713; Republic of Korea: 10-1115155
when performing a handover a source core node (such as, PDNGW) and initial external network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060;
connection, the method comprises: initial mobile event, using the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401;
initial external network connection from via the source core node
re-distributed to a target core node, to establish the new external
network connection, aiming at the new external network
connection, using the new IP address distributed to the UE; and
use the new IP address is. The UE is establishing of load data,
including local interruption bearing.

8145905 Method and apparatus for Disclosed is a method for multiple EAP-based authentications in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.234; United States: 8145905; China P.R.: ZL200880014893.8; Brazil: PI0811296-7; Canada: 2684380; European Patent
efficient support for multiple wireless communication system. In the method, a first master Convention: EP2147537; India: 1930/MUMNP/2009; Japan: 5144751; Republic of Korea: 10-1174329; Russian
authentications session key (MSK) is generated in a first EAP-based authentication Federation: 2434353; Taiwan: I374641
for a first-type access. A first temporal session key (TSK) is
generated from the first master session key (MSK). A second EAP-
based authentication is performed, using the first temporal
session key (TSK), for a second-type access. First-type access and
second-type access are provided after the first and second EAP-
based authentications are successfully completed.

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efficient support for multiple wireless communication system. In the method, a first master Convention: EP2147537; India: 1930/MUMNP/2009; Japan: 5144751; Republic of Korea: 10-1174329; Russian
authentications session key (MSK) is generated in a first EAP-based authentication Federation: 2434353; Taiwan: I374641
for a first-type access. A first temporal session key (TSK) is
generated from the first master session key (MSK). A second EAP-
based authentication is performed, using the first temporal
session key (TSK), for a second-type access. First-type access and
second-type access are provided after the first and second EAP-
based authentications are successfully completed.

Claims of one kind in wireless communication system and used


for carrying out multiple based on the authentication and EAP
method. And in the method, wherein for access of the first type
for the first authentication and EAP based on generation of the
first main session key (MSK). From the first main session key
(MSK) generating the first temporary session key (TSK). Using the
first temporary session key (TSK) for authentication of access
execution of the second type based on the second EAP. Providing
access of access and the second type of the first type in the first
and the second later based on authentication and EAP get
complete.

8559321 Mobile IP home agent Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate Mobile SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8559321; United States: 20140036901; China P.R.: ZL200880019370.2; China P.R.: CN104105168;
discovery IP home agent (HA) discovery in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; Australia: 2008261774; Brazil: PI0812215-6; Canada: 2687513; European Patent Convention: EP2168345; European
system. Discovery of a HA for Mobile IP can be conducted as Patent Convention: EP2501102; India: 6834/CHENP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0033924; Japan: 5237362; Malaysia: MY-
described herein for a mobile terminal located on a network 147831-A; Mexico: 295196; New Zealand: 581144; Republic of Korea: 10-1203101; Russian Federation: 2463725;
wherein movement of the terminal is managed by a network- Singapore: 156897; Taiwan: I425800; Taiwan: 201408025; Ukraine: 97669
based mobility protocol. For example, various aspects described
herein can be utilized for discovery of a HA located in a 3GPP
network from 3GPP and/or non-3GPP access. Further, various
aspects described herein can be utilized to discover a gateway
acting as mobility anchor for a network mobility protocol utilized
by the network. As additionally described herein, HA discovery
can be conducted in connection with DNS query formation and
communication, network attach and/or re-attach procedures,
Neighbor Discovery signaling, and/or other procedures.

20140036901 Mobile IP home agent Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate Mobile SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8559321; United States: 20140036901; China P.R.: ZL200880019370.2; China P.R.: CN104105168;
discovery IP home agent (HA) discovery in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; Australia: 2008261774; Brazil: PI0812215-6; Canada: 2687513; European Patent Convention: EP2168345; European
system. Discovery of a HA for Mobile IP can be conducted as Patent Convention: EP2501102; India: 6834/CHENP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0033924; Japan: 5237362; Malaysia: MY-
described herein for a mobile terminal located on a network 147831-A; Mexico: 295196; New Zealand: 581144; Republic of Korea: 10-1203101; Russian Federation: 2463725;
wherein movement of the terminal is managed by a network- Singapore: 156897; Taiwan: I425800; Taiwan: 201408025; Ukraine: 97669
based mobility protocol. For example, various aspects described
herein can be utilized for discovery of a HA located in a 3GPP
network from 3GPP and/or non-3GPP access. Further, various
aspects described herein can be utilized to discover a gateway
acting as mobility anchor for a network mobility protocol utilized
by the network. As additionally described herein, HA discovery
can be conducted in connection with DNS query formation and
communication, network attach and/or re-attach procedures,
Neighbor Discovery signaling, and/or other procedures.

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ZL200880019370.2 Mobile IP home agent Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate Mobile SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8559321; United States: 20140036901; China P.R.: ZL200880019370.2; China P.R.: CN104105168;
discovery IP home agent (HA) discovery in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; Australia: 2008261774; Brazil: PI0812215-6; Canada: 2687513; European Patent Convention: EP2168345; European
system. Discovery of a HA for Mobile IP can be conducted as Patent Convention: EP2501102; India: 6834/CHENP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0033924; Japan: 5237362; Malaysia: MY-
described herein for a mobile terminal located on a network 147831-A; Mexico: 295196; New Zealand: 581144; Republic of Korea: 10-1203101; Russian Federation: 2463725;
wherein movement of the terminal is managed by a network- Singapore: 156897; Taiwan: I425800; Taiwan: 201408025; Ukraine: 97669
based mobility protocol. For example, various aspects described
herein can be utilized for discovery of a HA located in a 3GPP
network from 3GPP and/or non-3GPP access. Further, various
aspects described herein can be utilized to discover a gateway
acting as mobility anchor for a network mobility protocol utilized
by the network. As additionally described herein, HA discovery
can be conducted in connection with DNS query formation and
communication, network attach and/or re-attach procedures,
Neighbor Discovery signaling, and/or other procedures.

The invention claims a communication system in the promoting


discovery system and method of mobile IP local agency (HA). The
invention can be a, for use based on a mobility management of
the network management terminal of a mobile in a mobile
terminal of a mobile IP of HA. For example, various schemes can
be used a a according to claims 3GPP and/or non-3GPP access to
for the HA in a 3GPP network process. A solution in addition each
described herein can be used to find by a use of a gateway for a
mobility anchor of a mobility protocol. In addition, according to
the invention a can be combined DNS query form and
communication, network attached and/or re-attachment process,
a discovery signaling and/or other process to a discovery of HA.
CN104105168 Mobile IP home agent The invention claims a communication system in the promoting SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8559321; United States: 20140036901; China P.R.: ZL200880019370.2; China P.R.: CN104105168;
discovery discovery system and method of mobile IP local agency (HA). The SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; Australia: 2008261774; Brazil: PI0812215-6; Canada: 2687513; European Patent Convention: EP2168345; European
invention can be a, for use based on the mobility protocol of a Patent Convention: EP2501102; India: 6834/CHENP/2009; Indonesia: IDP0033924; Japan: 5237362; Malaysia: MY-
network to a terminal of a mobile in a mobile terminal of a mobile 147831-A; Mexico: 295196; New Zealand: 581144; Republic of Korea: 10-1203101; Russian Federation: 2463725;
IP of HA. For example, various schemes can be used a a according Singapore: 156897; Taiwan: I425800; Taiwan: 201408025; Ukraine: 97669
to claims 3GPP and/or non-3GPP access to for the HA in a 3GPP
network process. A solution in addition each described herein can
be used to find by a use of a gateway for a mobility anchor of a
mobility protocol. In addition, as a file, it can combine the DNS
query form and communication, network attached and/or re-
attachment process, a discovery signaling and/or other process to
a discovery of HA.

20080310303 Quality of service Quality of service information can be used to facilitate wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20080310303; China P.R.: ZL200880019961.X; Brazil: PI0812407-8; Canada: 2690620; European
information configuration communication. A network entity, such as a terminal, as well as a Patent Convention: EP2168330; India: 7065/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5496882; Mexico: 305245; Russian Federation:
network can initialize an authorization to establish a link using 2454012; Taiwan: I483599
quality of service information. Various features can be integrated
with the use of quality of service information, such as having
quality of service reservation before a call and supplying a
permanent identity for use in correlation.

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ZL200880019961.X Quality of service Quality of service information can be used to facilitate wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20080310303; China P.R.: ZL200880019961.X; Brazil: PI0812407-8; Canada: 2690620; European
information configuration communication. A network entity, such as a terminal, as well as a Patent Convention: EP2168330; India: 7065/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5496882; Mexico: 305245; Russian Federation:
network can initialize an authorization to establish a link using 2454012; Taiwan: I483599
quality of service information. Various features can be integrated
with the use of quality of service information, such as having
quality of service reservation before a call and supplying a
permanent identity for use in correlation.

The invention claims a quality of service information, which can


be used to facilitate wireless communication. A network entity,
such as a terminal, as well as a network can initialize an
authorization to establish a link using quality of service
information. Various features can be integrated with the use of
quality of service information, such as having quality of service
reservation before a call and supplying a permanent identity for
use in correlation.

20080310313 Protocol data unit recovery Information can transfer from a transmitter to a receiver; SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 20080310313; China P.R.: ZL200880019818.0; Australia: 2008261655; Australia: 2012202567; Brazil:
however, the transmission can consume valuable resources. PI0812408-6; Canada: 2690614; Canada: 2809199; France: EP2171905; France: EP2549673; Germany: EP2171905;
Therefore, a number of times a transmission is attempted can be Germany: EP2549673; Great Britain: EP2171905; Great Britain: EP2549673; Hong Kong: HK1144630; India:
tracked and compared against a threshold value. If the 6851/CHENP/2009; Israel: 227957; Italy: EP2171905; Italy: EP2549673; Japan: 5059940; Malaysia: PI 2012000789;
transmission occurs too many timesbased upon the Mexico: 304459; Netherlands: EP2549673; Republic of Korea: 10-1142645; Russian Federation: 2441327;
comparisonthen a reset can occur. Tracking can occur for a Singapore: 157021; Singapore: 182209; Spain: EP2171905; Spain: EP2549673; Taiwan: I390886
protocol data unit and/or a control protocol data unit to
determine if a reset should occur.

ZL200880019818.0 Protocol data unit recovery Information can transfer from a transmitter to a receiver; SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 20080310313; China P.R.: ZL200880019818.0; Australia: 2008261655; Australia: 2012202567; Brazil:
however, the transmission can consume valuable resources. PI0812408-6; Canada: 2690614; Canada: 2809199; France: EP2171905; France: EP2549673; Germany: EP2171905;
Therefore, a number of times a transmission is attempted can be Germany: EP2549673; Great Britain: EP2171905; Great Britain: EP2549673; Hong Kong: HK1144630; India:
tracked and compared against a threshold value. If the 6851/CHENP/2009; Israel: 227957; Italy: EP2171905; Italy: EP2549673; Japan: 5059940; Malaysia: PI 2012000789;
transmission occurs too many times - based upon the comparison Mexico: 304459; Netherlands: EP2549673; Republic of Korea: 10-1142645; Russian Federation: 2441327;
- then a reset can occur. Tracking can occur for a protocol data Singapore: 157021; Singapore: 182209; Spain: EP2171905; Spain: EP2549673; Taiwan: I390886
unit and/or a control protocol data unit to determine if a reset
should occur.

Information can be transmitted to the receiver from the


transmitter, however, the transmission consumption value of the
resource. Therefore, it can track for which transmission is tried
times and comparing it with the threshold value. And if said
generating too much transmission time based on the comparison,
or can be reset. Capable of carrying out tracking for protocol data
unit and/or the control protocol data unit to determine whether
should occur.

9078269 Interference management Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 9078269; China P.R.: ZL200880107957.9; Australia: 2008302128; European Patent Convention:
utilizing HARQ interlaces managed through the use of fractional reuse and other EP2201809; Hong Kong: HK1146440; India: 1712/DELNP/2010; Indonesia: ID0033696; Japan: 5356391; Mexico:
techniques. In some aspects fractional reuse may relate to HARQ 302704; Republic of Korea: 10-1360854; Russian Federation: 2453077; Taiwan: I389586; Ukraine: 97862
interlaces, portions of a timeslot, frequency spectrum, and
spreading codes. Interference may be managed through the use
of a transmit power profile and/or an attenuation profile.
Interference also may be managed through the use of power
management-related techniques.

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ZL200880107957.9 Interference management Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 9078269; China P.R.: ZL200880107957.9; Australia: 2008302128; European Patent Convention:
utilizing HARQ interlaces managed through the use of fractional reuse and other EP2201809; Hong Kong: HK1146440; India: 1712/DELNP/2010; Indonesia: ID0033696; Japan: 5356391; Mexico:
techniques. In some aspects fractional reuse may relate to HARQ 302704; Republic of Korea: 10-1360854; Russian Federation: 2453077; Taiwan: I389586; Ukraine: 97862
interlaces, portions of a timeslot, frequency spectrum, and
spreading codes. Interference may be managed through the use
of a transmit power profile and/or an attenuation profile.
Interference also may be managed through the use of power
management-related techniques.

9137806 Interference management Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 9137806; Mexico: 310135
employing fractional time managed through the use of fractional reuse and other
reuse techniques. In some aspects fractional reuse may relate to HARQ
interlaces, portions of a timeslot, frequency spectrum, and
spreading codes. Interference may be managed through the use
of a transmit power profile and/or an attenuation profile.
Interference also may be managed through the use of power
management-related techniques.

9066306 Interference management Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 9066306; China P.R.: ZL200880107887.7; China P.R.: CN103139895; Australia: 2008302058;
utilizing power control managed through the use of fractional reuse and other European Patent Convention: EP2201805; India: 1443/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5461407; Japan: 5642757; Mexico:
techniques. In some aspects fractional reuse may relate to HARQ 314162; Republic of Korea: 10-1194530; Russian Federation: 2474080; Singapore: 159881; Taiwan: I394385;
interlaces, portions of a timeslot, frequency spectrum, and Ukraine: 96213
spreading codes. Interference may be managed through the use
of a transmit power profile and/or an attenuation profile.
Interference also may be managed through the use of power
management-related techniques.

ZL200880107887.7 Interference management Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 9066306; China P.R.: ZL200880107887.7; China P.R.: CN103139895; Australia: 2008302058;
utilizing power control managed through the use of fractional reuse and other European Patent Convention: EP2201805; India: 1443/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5461407; Japan: 5642757; Mexico:
techniques. In some aspects fractional reuse may relate to HARQ 314162; Republic of Korea: 10-1194530; Russian Federation: 2474080; Singapore: 159881; Taiwan: I394385;
interlaces, portions of a timeslot, frequency spectrum, and Ukraine: 96213
spreading codes. Interference may be managed through the use
of a transmit power profile and/or an attenuation profile.
Interference also may be managed through the use of power
management-related techniques.

CN103139895 Interference management Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 9066306; China P.R.: ZL200880107887.7; China P.R.: CN103139895; Australia: 2008302058;
utilizing power control managed through the use of fractional reuse and other European Patent Convention: EP2201805; India: 1443/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5461407; Japan: 5642757; Mexico:
techniques. In some aspects fractional reuse may relate to HARQ 314162; Republic of Korea: 10-1194530; Russian Federation: 2474080; Singapore: 159881; Taiwan: I394385;
interlaces, portions of a timeslot, frequency spectrum, and Ukraine: 96213
spreading codes. Interference may be managed through the use
of a transmit power profile and/or an attenuation profile.
Interference also may be managed through the use of power
management-related techniques.

20140378146 Interference management Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20140378146; China P.R.: ZL200880107958.3; China P.R.: CN103298095; Australia: 2008302062;
utilizing power and managed through the use of fractional reuse and other Australia: 2011226869; Brazil: PI0817122-0; European Patent Convention: EP2201806; European Patent
attenuation profiles techniques. In some aspects fractional reuse may relate to HARQ Convention: EP2254375; Hong Kong: HK1188898; Hong Kong: HK1147623; India: 1746/DELNP/2010; Indonesia: W-
interlaces, portions of a timeslot, frequency spectrum, and 00201001287; Japan: 5350386; Mexico: 306752; Mexico: 313053; Mexico: 309269; Mexico: 317219; Philippines: 1-
spreading codes. Interference may be managed through the use 2010-500544; Republic of Korea: 10-1173750; Republic of Korea: 10-1245779; Russian Federation: 2464734;
of a transmit power profile and/or an attenuation profile. Russian Federation: 2511222; Singapore: 159877; Ukraine: 95176; Vietnam: 1-2013-03002
Interference also may be managed through the use of power
management-related techniques.

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ZL200880107958.3 Interference management Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20140378146; China P.R.: ZL200880107958.3; China P.R.: CN103298095; Australia: 2008302062;
utilizing power and managed through the use of fractional reuse and other Australia: 2011226869; Brazil: PI0817122-0; European Patent Convention: EP2201806; European Patent
attenuation profiles techniques. In some aspects fractional reuse may relate to HARQ Convention: EP2254375; Hong Kong: HK1188898; Hong Kong: HK1147623; India: 1746/DELNP/2010; Indonesia: W-
interlaces, portions of a timeslot, frequency spectrum, and 00201001287; Japan: 5350386; Mexico: 306752; Mexico: 313053; Mexico: 309269; Mexico: 317219; Philippines: 1-
spreading codes. Interference may be managed through the use 2010-500544; Republic of Korea: 10-1173750; Republic of Korea: 10-1245779; Russian Federation: 2464734;
of a transmit power profile and/or an attenuation profile. Russian Federation: 2511222; Singapore: 159877; Ukraine: 95176; Vietnam: 1-2013-03002
Interference also may be managed through the use of power
management-related techniques.

CN103298095 Interference management Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20140378146; China P.R.: ZL200880107958.3; China P.R.: CN103298095; Australia: 2008302062;
utilizing power and managed through the use of fractional reuse and other Australia: 2011226869; Brazil: PI0817122-0; European Patent Convention: EP2201806; European Patent
attenuation profiles techniques. In some aspects fractional reuse may relate to HARQ Convention: EP2254375; Hong Kong: HK1188898; Hong Kong: HK1147623; India: 1746/DELNP/2010; Indonesia: W-
interlaces, portions of a timeslot, frequency spectrum, and 00201001287; Japan: 5350386; Mexico: 306752; Mexico: 313053; Mexico: 309269; Mexico: 317219; Philippines: 1-
spreading codes. Interference may be managed through the use 2010-500544; Republic of Korea: 10-1173750; Republic of Korea: 10-1245779; Russian Federation: 2464734;
of a transmit power profile and/or an attenuation profile. Russian Federation: 2511222; Singapore: 159877; Ukraine: 95176; Vietnam: 1-2013-03002
Interference also may be managed through the use of power
management-related techniques.

8824979 Interference management Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8824979; Japan: 5254343; Mexico: 308578; Republic of Korea: 10-1400208
employing fractional managed through the use of fractional reuse and other
frequency reuse techniques. In some aspects fractional reuse may relate to HARQ
interlaces, portions of a timeslot, frequency spectrum, and
spreading codes. Interference may be managed through the use
of a transmit power profile and/or an attenuation profile.
Interference also may be managed through the use of power
management-related techniques.

9049629 Method and apparatus for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate inter- SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 9049629; China P.R.: ZL200880020729.8; Australia: 2008265719; Brazil: PI0813474-0; Canada:
fast inter-system handover system handover in a wireless communication system. Various 2687867; European Patent Convention: EP2172035; Hong Kong: HK1142472; India: 6910/CHENP/2009; Indonesia:
aspects described herein provide for handover techniques that UNKNOWN; Israel: 202335; Japan: 5199347; Malaysia: MY-151630-A; Mexico: 299909; Philippines: 1-2009-502278;
enable a target system to be prepared by a mobile device via a Republic of Korea: 10-1212074; Russian Federation: 2511334; Singapore: 157451; Taiwan: I433581; Ukraine:
source system in order to minimize specific changes required to 96201; Vietnam: 11861
source system and/or target system. Techniques are described
herein in which the radio link of a source system can be utilized to
tunnel signaling messages which are in a format understood by a
destination node in a target system. Further, fast inter-access
handover can be facilitated by establishing a simple generic
transmission tunnel between respective network nodes in source
and target systems that handle intra-system mobility and
providing a Layer 2 (L2) tunneling mechanism over the radio
interface of each involved system technology.

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ZL200880020729.8 Method and apparatus for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate inter- SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 9049629; China P.R.: ZL200880020729.8; Australia: 2008265719; Brazil: PI0813474-0; Canada:
fast inter-system handover system handover in a wireless communication system. Various 2687867; European Patent Convention: EP2172035; Hong Kong: HK1142472; India: 6910/CHENP/2009; Indonesia:
aspects described herein provide for handover techniques that UNKNOWN; Israel: 202335; Japan: 5199347; Malaysia: MY-151630-A; Mexico: 299909; Philippines: 1-2009-502278;
enable a target system to be prepared by a mobile device via a Republic of Korea: 10-1212074; Russian Federation: 2511334; Singapore: 157451; Taiwan: I433581; Ukraine:
source system in order to minimize specific changes required to 96201; Vietnam: 11861
source system and/or target system. Techniques are described
herein in which the radio link of a source system can be utilized to
tunnel signaling messages which are in a format understood by a
destination node in a target system. Further, fast inter-access
handover can be facilitated by establishing a simple generic
transmission tunnel between respective network nodes in source
and target systems that handle intra-system mobility and
providing a Layer 2 (L2) tunneling mechanism over the radio
interface of each involved system technology.

The invention claims a method for realizing system and method in


a wireless communication system is a time switch. Each kind of
solution described herein provides multiple switching technology,
the technology that the mobile device is capable of preparing a
target system via a source system to the source system and/or
target system specific changes. The invention claims a multi-
technology, wherein, the radio link of the source system for
tunnel transfer signalling message, the signalling message using
the destination node in the target system to understand the
format. In addition, radio interface of the system a simple set up
the universal transmission tunnel passes through each network
node mobility in the management system in the source system
8228935 MIP/PMIP concatenation Systems, methodologies, and devices are described that enable SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8228935; China P.R.: ZL200880024353.8; European Patent Convention: EP2179564; India:
when overlapping address communication devices, such as mobile devices, to efficiently 7640/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5437241; Republic of Korea: 10-1216061
space are used connect and communicate with public data networks (PDNs) even
if overlapping Internet protocol address spaces exist in the PDNs.
The subject innovation can employ virtual home agents (v-HAs)
that can respectively serve PDNs. To facilitate connection of a
mobile device to a desired PDN, a message, including an identifier
relating to the desired PDN, can be transmitted to a v-HA and it
can be discovered whether that v-HA serves the desired PDN; if
so, the v-HA transmits the message to a home home agent (h-
HA) associated with the desired PDN; and if not, the v-HA can
transmit a switch message indicating the correct v-HA to which
the message should be sent. Concatenation of communication
tunnels associated with the correct v-HA and h-HA facilitate
efficient communication associated with the mobile device and
desired PDN.

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ZL200880024353.8 MIP/PMIP concatenation Systems, methodologies, and devices are described that enable SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8228935; China P.R.: ZL200880024353.8; European Patent Convention: EP2179564; India:
when overlapping address communication devices, such as mobile devices, to efficiently 7640/CHENP/2009; Japan: 5437241; Republic of Korea: 10-1216061
space are used connect and communicate with public data networks (PDNs) even
if overlapping Internet protocol address spaces exist in the PDNs.
The subject innovation can employ virtual home agents (v-HAs)
that can respectively serve PDNs. To facilitate connection of a
mobile device to a desired PDN, a message, including an identifier
relating to the desired PDN, can be transmitted to a v-HA and it
can be discovered whether that v-HA serves the desired PDN; if
so, the v-HA transmits the message to a home home agent (h-
HA) associated with the desired PDN; and if not, the v-HA can
transmit a switch message indicating the correct v-HA to which
the message should be sent. Concatenation of communication
tunnels associated with the correct v-HA and h-HA facilitate
efficient communication associated with the mobile device and
desired PDN.

8787249 Mobile IP multiple In a wireless communication system having multiple access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8787249; China P.R.: ZL200980104487.5; Brazil: PI0908424-0; Canada: 2714194; European Patent
registrations and PCC nodes, a home agent (HA) maintains home address (HoA) for a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.261; Convention: EP2250846; India: 4383/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5054202; Republic of Korea: 10-1237853; Russian
interactions mobile node so that an IP session can be established. As the Federation: 2464735; Singapore: 163124; Taiwan: I393469
mobile node moves within a coverage area of various access
nodes, the mobile node can establish a secure relationship with a
local access gateway and thereby register a local IP address,
referred to as a care-of-address (CoA), with the HA. Mobile IP
protocol can be established so that multiple sessions can be
conducted. In maintaining policy and charging control (PCC), HA
informs a policy and charging rules function (PCRF), which in turn
can then send the appropriate PCC rules (e.g., IP flows and
related policies) to a policy and charging enforcement function
(PCEF) for a particular access gateway. Coordination necessary to
associate CoA and HoA can further include filter information as to
application can run on a particular interface.

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ZL200980104487.5 Mobile IP multiple In a wireless communication system having multiple access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8787249; China P.R.: ZL200980104487.5; Brazil: PI0908424-0; Canada: 2714194; European Patent
registrations and PCC nodes, a home agent (HA) maintains home address (HoA) for a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.261; Convention: EP2250846; India: 4383/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5054202; Republic of Korea: 10-1237853; Russian
interactions mobile node so that an IP session can be established. As the Federation: 2464735; Singapore: 163124; Taiwan: I393469
mobile node moves within a coverage area of various access
nodes, the mobile node can establish a secure relationship with a
local access gateway and thereby register a local IP address,
referred to as a care-of-address (CoA), with the HA. Mobile IP
protocol can be established so that multiple sessions can be
conducted. In maintaining policy and charging control (PCC), HA
informs a policy and charging rules function (PCRF), which in turn
can then send the appropriate PCC rules (e.g., IP flows and
related policies) to a policy and charging enforcement function
(PCEF) for a particular access gateway. Coordination necessary to
associate CoA and HoA can further include filter information as to
application can run on a particular interface.

In a wireless communication system having multiple access


nodes, a home agent (HA) maintains home address (HoA) for a
mobile node so that an IP session can be established. As the
mobile node moves within a coverage area of various access
nodes, the mobile node can establish a secure relationship with a
local access gateway and thereby register a local IP address,
referred to as a care-of-address (CoA), with the HA. Mobile IP
protocol can be established so that multiple sessions can be
conducted. In maintaining policy and charging control (PCC), HA
informs a policy and charging rules function (PCRF), which in turn
can then send the appropriate PCC rules (e.g., IP flows and
9072071 Methods and systems for A method and apparatus for allowing a dual-mode mobile device SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 9072071; China P.R.: ZL200980114734.X; European Patent Convention: EP2294882; India:
CDMA network switching to communicate with a CDMA network without switching from an 6888/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5329652; Republic of Korea: 10-1199127
notification in a WIMAX OFDMA network are provided. For certain embodiments, an
network OFDMA gateway component may serve as an interface between
the OFDMA network and CDMA network, detecting a CDMA
message targeting the mobile device and, in response, generating
an OFDMA message containing information regarding the CDMA
message

ZL200980114734.X Methods and systems for A method and apparatus for allowing a dual-mode mobile device SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 9072071; China P.R.: ZL200980114734.X; European Patent Convention: EP2294882; India:
CDMA network switching to communicate with a CDMA network without switching from an 6888/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5329652; Republic of Korea: 10-1199127
notification in a WIMAX OFDMA network are provided. For certain embodiments, an
network OFDMA gateway component may serve as an interface between
the OFDMA network and CDMA network, detecting a CDMA
message targeting the mobile device and, in response, generating
an OFDMA message containing information regarding the CDMA
message

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8014265 Eigen-beamforming for Techniques for sending multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8014265; China P.R.: ZL200880102818.7; Brazil: PI0815216-0; Canada: 2695009; European Patent
wireless communication transmissions in wireless communication systems are described. Convention: EP2179517; India: 896/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5474789; Mexico: 293040; Republic of Korea: 10-
systems In one design, a transmitter sends a first reference signal via a 1101039; Russian Federation: 2439804; Taiwan: I373220; Ukraine: 97684
first link, e.g., a cell-specific reference signal via the downlink. The
transmitter receives channel quality indicator (CQI) information
determined by a receiver based on the first reference signal. The
transmitter also receives a second reference signal from the
receiver via a second link, e.g., a sounding reference signal via the
uplink. The transmitter obtains at least one MIMO channel matrix
for the first link based on the second reference signal. The
transmitter determines at least one precoding matrix based on
the at least one MIMO channel matrix, e.g., in accordance with
ideal eigen-beamforming or pseudo eigen-beamforming. The
transmitter then sends a data transmission to the receiver based
on the at least one precoding matrix and the CQI information.

ZL200880102818.7 Apparatus and method of Techniques for sending multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8014265; China P.R.: ZL200880102818.7; Brazil: PI0815216-0; Canada: 2695009; European Patent
determining a precoding transmissions in wireless communication systems are described. Convention: EP2179517; India: 896/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5474789; Mexico: 293040; Republic of Korea: 10-
matrix in a multi-input multi- In one design, a transmitter sends a first reference signal via a 1101039; Russian Federation: 2439804; Taiwan: I373220; Ukraine: 97684
output (MIMO) system first link, e.g., a cell-specific reference signal via the downlink. The
transmitter receives channel quality indicator (CQI) information
determined by a receiver based on the first reference signal. The
transmitter also receives a second reference signal from the
receiver via a second link, e.g., a sounding reference signal via the
uplink. The transmitter obtains at least one MIMO channel matrix
for the first link based on the second reference signal. The
transmitter determines at least one precoding matrix based on
the at least one MIMO channel matrix, e.g., in accordance with
ideal eigen-beamforming or pseudo eigen-beamforming. The
transmitter then sends a data transmission to the receiver based
on the at least one precoding matrix and the CQI information.

8009617 Beamforming of control Techniques for sending multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8009617; China P.R.: ZL200880102946.1; Australia: 2008286714; Brazil: PI0815221-7; Canada:
information in a wireless transmissions in wireless communication systems are described. 2694670; European Patent Convention: EP2179518; Hong Kong: HK1143670; India: 895/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
communication system In one design, a transmitter sends a first reference signal via a IDP0031697; Israel: 203623; Japan: 2010-537516; Malaysia: PI 2010000451; Mexico: 293698; Philippines: 1-2010-
first link, e.g., a cell-specific reference signal via the downlink. The 500243; Republic of Korea: 10-1122946; Russian Federation: 2444128; Singapore: 158668; Taiwan: I404359;
transmitter receives channel quality indicator (CQI) information Ukraine: 99736; Vietnam: 1-2010-00620
determined by a receiver based on the first reference signal. The
transmitter also receives a second reference signal from the
receiver via a second link, e.g., a sounding reference signal via the
uplink. The transmitter obtains at least one MIMO channel matrix
for the first link based on the second reference signal. The
transmitter determines at least one precoding matrix based on
the at least one MIMO channel matrix, e.g., in accordance with
ideal eigen-beamforming or pseudo eigen-beamforming. The
transmitter then sends a data transmission to the receiver based
on the at least one precoding matrix and the CQI information.

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ZL200880102946.1 Method and apparatus for Techniques for sending multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8009617; China P.R.: ZL200880102946.1; Australia: 2008286714; Brazil: PI0815221-7; Canada:
beamforming of control transmissions in wireless communication systems are described. 2694670; European Patent Convention: EP2179518; Hong Kong: HK1143670; India: 895/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
information in a wireless In one design, a transmitter sends a first reference signal via a IDP0031697; Israel: 203623; Japan: 2010-537516; Malaysia: PI 2010000451; Mexico: 293698; Philippines: 1-2010-
communication system first link, e.g., a cell-specific reference signal via the downlink. The 500243; Republic of Korea: 10-1122946; Russian Federation: 2444128; Singapore: 158668; Taiwan: I404359;
transmitter receives channel quality indicator (CQI) information Ukraine: 99736; Vietnam: 1-2010-00620
determined by a receiver based on the first reference signal. The
transmitter also receives a second reference signal from the
receiver via a second link, e.g., a sounding reference signal via the
uplink. The transmitter obtains at least one MIMO channel matrix
for the first link based on the second reference signal. The
transmitter determines at least one precoding matrix based on
the at least one MIMO channel matrix, e.g., in accordance with
ideal eigen-beamforming or pseudo eigen-beamforming. The
transmitter then sends a data transmission to the receiver based
on the at least one precoding matrix and the CQI information.

8700083 Adaptation of transmit Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8700083; China P.R.: ZL200880102852.4; Australia: 2008287008; European Patent Convention:
power based on maximum based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a EP2177069; India: 224/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5275350; Mexico: 300294; Republic of Korea: 10-1153039; Russian
received signal strength receiver and a minimum coupling loss from a transmitting node to Federation: 2440698; Ukraine: 95169
a receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an access node
(e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding outage created in
a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still providing an
acceptable level of coverage for access terminals associated with
the access node. An access node may autonomously adjust its
transmit power based on channel measurement and a defined
coverage hole to mitigate interference. Transmit power may be
defined based on channel quality. Transmit power may be
defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio at an access terminal. The
transmit power of neighboring access nodes also may be
controlled by inter-access node signaling.

ZL200880102852.4 Adaptation of transmit Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8700083; China P.R.: ZL200880102852.4; Australia: 2008287008; European Patent Convention:
power based on maximum based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a EP2177069; India: 224/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5275350; Mexico: 300294; Republic of Korea: 10-1153039; Russian
received signal strength receiver and a minimum coupling loss from a transmitting node to Federation: 2440698; Ukraine: 95169
a receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an access node
(e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding outage created in
a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still providing an
acceptable level of coverage for access terminals associated with
the access node. An access node may autonomously adjust its
transmit power based on channel measurement and a defined
coverage hole to mitigate interference. Transmit power may be
defined based on channel quality. Transmit power may be
defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio at an access terminal. The
transmit power of neighboring access nodes also may be
controlled by inter-access node signaling.

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8712461 Autonomous adaptation of Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8712461; China P.R.: CN101779502; China P.R.: CN104486830; Australia: 2008287016; Brazil:
transmit power based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a PI0814867-8; Canada: 2693279; European Patent Convention: EP2186366; Hong Kong: 15108897; India:
receiver and a minimum coupling loss from a transmitting node to 310/CHENP/2010; Japan: 2010-536311; Japan: 2015-165692; Mexico: 299412; Republic of Korea: 10-1178244;
a receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an access node Russian Federation: 2476021; Taiwan: I392388; Ukraine: 100988
(e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding outage created in
a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still providing an
acceptable level of coverage for access terminals associated with
the access node. An access node may autonomously adjust its
transmit power based on channel measurement and a defined
coverage hole to mitigate interference. Transmit power may be
defined based on channel quality. Transmit power may be
defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio at an access terminal. The
transmit power of neighboring access nodes also may be
controlled by inter-access node signaling.

CN101779502 Autonomous adaptation of Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8712461; China P.R.: CN101779502; China P.R.: CN104486830; Australia: 2008287016; Brazil:
transmit power based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a PI0814867-8; Canada: 2693279; European Patent Convention: EP2186366; Hong Kong: 15108897; India:
receiver and a minimum coupling loss from a transmitting node to 310/CHENP/2010; Japan: 2010-536311; Japan: 2015-165692; Mexico: 299412; Republic of Korea: 10-1178244;
a receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an access node Russian Federation: 2476021; Taiwan: I392388; Ukraine: 100988
(e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding outage created in
a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still providing an
acceptable level of coverage for access terminals associated with
the access node. An access node may autonomously adjust its
transmit power based on channel measurement and a defined
coverage hole to mitigate interference. Transmit power may be
defined based on channel quality. Transmit power may be
defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio at an access terminal. The
transmit power of neighboring access nodes also may be
controlled by inter-access node signaling.

CN104486830 Autonomous adaptation of Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8712461; China P.R.: CN101779502; China P.R.: CN104486830; Australia: 2008287016; Brazil:
transmit power based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a PI0814867-8; Canada: 2693279; European Patent Convention: EP2186366; Hong Kong: 15108897; India:
receiver and a minimum coupling loss from a transmitting node to 310/CHENP/2010; Japan: 2010-536311; Japan: 2015-165692; Mexico: 299412; Republic of Korea: 10-1178244;
a receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an access node Russian Federation: 2476021; Taiwan: I392388; Ukraine: 100988
(e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding outage created in
a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still providing an
acceptable level of coverage for access terminals associated with
the access node. An access node may autonomously adjust its
transmit power based on channel measurement and a defined
coverage hole to mitigate interference. Transmit power may be
defined based on channel quality. Transmit power may be
defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio at an access terminal. The
transmit power of neighboring access nodes also may be
controlled by inter-access node signaling.

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20090042596 Adaptation of transmit Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20090042596; China P.R.: CN101779503; China P.R.: CN103476100; Australia: 2008286999;
power based on channel based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a European Patent Convention: EP2177068; India: 308/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5755446; Japan: 5726964; Mexico:
quality receiver and a minimum coupling loss from a transmitting node to 303890; Republic of Korea: 10-1267860; Republic of Korea: 10-1325769; Russian Federation: 2471315; Singapore:
a receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an access node 158480; Taiwan: I383601; Ukraine: 99143
(e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding outage created in
a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still providing an
acceptable level of coverage for access terminals associated with
the access node. An access node may autonomously adjust its
transmit power based on channel measurement and a defined
coverage hole to mitigate interference. Transmit power may be
defined based on channel quality. Transmit power may be
defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio at an access terminal. The
transmit power of neighboring access nodes also may be
controlled by inter-access node signaling.

CN101779503 Adaptation of transmit Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20090042596; China P.R.: CN101779503; China P.R.: CN103476100; Australia: 2008286999;
power based on channel based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a European Patent Convention: EP2177068; India: 308/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5755446; Japan: 5726964; Mexico:
quality receiver and a minimum coupling loss from a transmitting node to 303890; Republic of Korea: 10-1267860; Republic of Korea: 10-1325769; Russian Federation: 2471315; Singapore:
a receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an access node 158480; Taiwan: I383601; Ukraine: 99143
(e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding outage created in
a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still providing an
acceptable level of coverage for access terminals associated with
the access node. An access node may autonomously adjust its
transmit power based on channel measurement and a defined
coverage hole to mitigate interference. Transmit power may be
defined based on channel quality. Transmit power may be
defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio at an access terminal. The
transmit power of neighboring access nodes also may be
controlled by inter-access node signaling.

CN103476100 Adaptation of transmit Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20090042596; China P.R.: CN101779503; China P.R.: CN103476100; Australia: 2008286999;
power based on channel based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a European Patent Convention: EP2177068; India: 308/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5755446; Japan: 5726964; Mexico:
quality receiver and a minimum coupling loss from a transmitting node to 303890; Republic of Korea: 10-1267860; Republic of Korea: 10-1325769; Russian Federation: 2471315; Singapore:
a receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an access node 158480; Taiwan: I383601; Ukraine: 99143
(e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding outage created in
a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still providing an
acceptable level of coverage for access terminals associated with
the access node. An access node may autonomously adjust its
transmit power based on channel measurement and a defined
coverage hole to mitigate interference. Transmit power may be
defined based on channel quality. Transmit power may be
defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio at an access terminal. The
transmit power of neighboring access nodes also may be
controlled by inter-access node signaling.

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8780857 Methods and apparatus for Described aspects provide for improving the mobility of wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; United States: 8780857; China P.R.: ZL200880119885.X; China P.R.: CN103916924; Australia: 2008311022;
mobility support between communication devices between one network domain and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; Australia: 2012216854; Brazil: PI0818093-8; Canada: 2701835; Canada: 2792422; Canada: 2830238; European
network domains another network domain, specifically, but not limited to, between SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; Patent Convention: EP2210440; Hong Kong: HK1197785; Hong Kong: HK1151164; India: 2074/CHENP/2010;
a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) and a cellular network and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Indonesia: 2013/00553A; Indonesia: 2013/00368A; Israel: 204907; Israel: 225320; Israel:
the like. Present aspects provide for services to be moved 231418; Japan: 5290302; Japan: 5567183; Japan: 5567184; Malaysia: MY-153441-A; Malaysia: PI 2014002560;
seamlessly and in a reliable manner between the cellular and Mexico: 305859; Philippines: 1-2010-500753; Republic of Korea: 10-1181902; Republic of Korea: 10-1278984;
WLAN domains in order to minimize service disruption for the end Republic of Korea: 10-1257322; Russian Federation: 2476016; Russian Federation: 2536175; Russian Federation:
user and provide the requisite Quality of Service (QoS) for the 2536174; Singapore: 160692; Singapore: 185985; Singapore: 185986; Taiwan: I387384; Ukraine: 96514; Ukraine:
different applications. The aspects herein presented provide for 103778; Ukraine: 103777; Vietnam: 1-2010-01159
various mechanisms that serve to improve the decision points
related to when and what technology each service is expected to
be associated with and provides better techniques to move the
wireless communication device between cellular and WLAN
domains when in-traffic and when idle.

ZL200880119885.X Methods and apparatus for Described aspects provide for improving the mobility of wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; United States: 8780857; China P.R.: ZL200880119885.X; China P.R.: CN103916924; Australia: 2008311022;
mobility support between communication devices between one network domain and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; Australia: 2012216854; Brazil: PI0818093-8; Canada: 2701835; Canada: 2792422; Canada: 2830238; European
network domains another network domain, specifically, but not limited to, between SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; Patent Convention: EP2210440; Hong Kong: HK1197785; Hong Kong: HK1151164; India: 2074/CHENP/2010;
a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) and a cellular network and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Indonesia: 2013/00553A; Indonesia: 2013/00368A; Israel: 204907; Israel: 225320; Israel:
the like. Present aspects provide for services to be moved 231418; Japan: 5290302; Japan: 5567183; Japan: 5567184; Malaysia: MY-153441-A; Malaysia: PI 2014002560;
seamlessly and in a reliable manner between the cellular and Mexico: 305859; Philippines: 1-2010-500753; Republic of Korea: 10-1181902; Republic of Korea: 10-1278984;
WLAN domains in order to minimize service disruption for the end Republic of Korea: 10-1257322; Russian Federation: 2476016; Russian Federation: 2536175; Russian Federation:
user and provide the requisite Quality of Service (QoS) for the 2536174; Singapore: 160692; Singapore: 185985; Singapore: 185986; Taiwan: I387384; Ukraine: 96514; Ukraine:
different applications. The aspects herein presented provide for 103778; Ukraine: 103777; Vietnam: 1-2010-01159
various mechanisms that serve to improve the decision points
related to when and what technology each service is expected to
be associated with and provides better techniques to move the
wireless communication device between cellular and WLAN
domains when in-traffic and when idle.

Described aspects provide for improving the mobility of wireless


communication devices between one network domain and
another network domain, specifically, but not limited to, between
a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) and a cellular network and
the like. These aspects provide for service interruption of
minimizing terminal user and different application provide
necessary service mass of (QoS), service seamlessly between the
honeycomb and WLAN domain and to method of reliably moving.
The aspects herein presented provide for various mechanisms
that serve to improve the decision points related to when and
what technology each service is expected to be associated with
and provides better techniques to move the wireless
CN103916924 Methods and apparatus for Between a multi-aspect a description of this invention provide the SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; United States: 8780857; China P.R.: ZL200880119885.X; China P.R.: CN103916924; Australia: 2008311022;
mobility support between improved one for a network domain and the mobility of a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; Australia: 2012216854; Brazil: PI0818093-8; Canada: 2701835; Canada: 2792422; Canada: 2830238; European
network domains wireless communication device and another a network domain, in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; Patent Convention: EP2210440; Hong Kong: HK1197785; Hong Kong: HK1151164; India: 2074/CHENP/2010;
particular but not limited to a wireless local area network (WLAN) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Indonesia: 2013/00553A; Indonesia: 2013/00368A; Israel: 204907; Israel: 225320; Israel:
and honeycomb network and so on. These aspect provide for 231418; Japan: 5290302; Japan: 5567183; Japan: 5567184; Malaysia: MY-153441-A; Malaysia: PI 2014002560;
interruption of service to minimize a user and different Mexico: 305859; Philippines: 1-2010-500753; Republic of Korea: 10-1181902; Republic of Korea: 10-1278984;
application provide a necessary service quality (QoS), a Republic of Korea: 10-1257322; Russian Federation: 2476016; Russian Federation: 2536175; Russian Federation:
seamlessly between the honeycomb and WLAN domain and to 2536174; Singapore: 160692; Singapore: 185985; Singapore: 185986; Taiwan: I387384; Ukraine: 96514; Ukraine:
move a reliable manner. Each mechanism is a multi-aspect where 103778; Ukraine: 103777; Vietnam: 1-2010-01159
a given a supply of a service for improving desired per a service
relates to the judging point of when and what a technology, and
provide the time when the idle service between the honeycomb
and WLAN domain and a wireless communication device of a
better technology.

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8743887 Methods and apparatus for Described aspects provide for improving the mobility of wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; United States: 8743887; China P.R.: ZL200880119891.5; Australia: 2008311025; Brazil: PI0818091-1; Canada:
mobility support and IP communication devices between one network domain and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; 2701836; European Patent Convention: EP2210431; India: 2075/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5329550; Mexico: 304333;
multimedia subsystem (IMS) another network domain, specifically, but not limited to, between SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; Republic of Korea: 10-1136301; Russian Federation: 2455790; Singapore: 160691; Taiwan: I370696; Ukraine: 98010
registration in a multimode a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) and a cellular network and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301;
network environment the like. Present aspects provide for services to be moved
seamlessly and in a reliable manner between the cellular and
WLAN domains in order to minimize service disruption for the end
user and provide the requisite Quality of Service (QoS) for the
different applications. The aspects herein presented provide for
various mechanisms that serve to improve the decision points
related to when and what technology each service is expected to
be associated with and provides better techniques to move the
wireless communication device between cellular and WLAN
domains when in-traffic and when idle.

ZL200880119891.5 Methods and apparatus for Described aspects provide for improving the mobility of wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; United States: 8743887; China P.R.: ZL200880119891.5; Australia: 2008311025; Brazil: PI0818091-1; Canada:
mobility support and IP communication devices between one network domain and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; 2701836; European Patent Convention: EP2210431; India: 2075/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5329550; Mexico: 304333;
multimedia subsystem (IMS) another network domain, specifically, but not limited to, between SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; Republic of Korea: 10-1136301; Russian Federation: 2455790; Singapore: 160691; Taiwan: I370696; Ukraine: 98010
registration in a multimode a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) and a cellular network and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301;
network environment the like. Present aspects provide for services to be moved
seamlessly and in a reliable manner between the cellular and
WLAN domains in order to minimize service disruption for the end
user and provide the requisite Quality of Service (QoS) for the
different applications. The aspects herein presented provide for
various mechanisms that serve to improve the decision points
related to when and what technology each service is expected to
be associated with and provides better techniques to move the
wireless communication device between cellular and WLAN
domains when in-traffic and when idle.

Described aspects provide for improving the mobility of wireless


communication devices between one network domain and
another network domain, specifically, but not limited to, between
a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) and a cellular network and
the like. Present aspects provide for services to be moved
seamlessly and in a reliable manner between the cellular and
WLAN domains in order to minimize service disruption for the end
user and provide the requisite Quality of Service (QoS) for the
different applications. The aspects herein presented provide for
various mechanisms that serve to improve the decision points
related to when and what technology each service is expected to
be associated with and provides better techniques to move the
8340121 Method and apparatus for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate and/or SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 8340121; China P.R.: ZL200880103906.9; Australia: 2008288782; Germany: EP2186248; Great
transmission of circuit effectuate transmission of circuit switched voice over packet SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.323; Britain: EP2186248; India: 588/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: ID0029844; Japan: 4965710; Mexico: 298022; Republic of
switched voice over packet switched networks. The systems and methodologies provide for Korea: 10-1082703; Russian Federation: 2450484; Singapore: 158974; Taiwan: I419505; Ukraine: 95854
switched networks the receiving a first packet originating from access terminals
and/or user equipment, determining within which hybrid
automatic repeat request (HARQ) the first packet is received,
ascertaining an amount of delay that is applied to the first packet
before the first packet is forwarded into a core circuit switched
network; and establishing a periodic time interval within which to
convey subsequent packets that originate from the
communicating access terminal and/or user equipment.

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ZL200880103906.9 Method and apparatus for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate and/or SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 8340121; China P.R.: ZL200880103906.9; Australia: 2008288782; Germany: EP2186248; Great
transmission of circuit effectuate transmission of circuit switched voice over packet SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.323; Britain: EP2186248; India: 588/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: ID0029844; Japan: 4965710; Mexico: 298022; Republic of
switched voice over packet switched networks. The systems and methodologies provide for Korea: 10-1082703; Russian Federation: 2450484; Singapore: 158974; Taiwan: I419505; Ukraine: 95854
switched networks the receiving a first packet originating from access terminals
and/or user equipment, determining within which hybrid
automatic repeat request (HARQ) the first packet is received,
ascertaining an amount of delay that is applied to the first packet
before the first packet is forwarded into a core circuit switched
network; and establishing a periodic time interval within which to
convey subsequent packets that originate from the
communicating access terminal and/or user equipment.

20090137228 Utilizing restriction codes in "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20090137228; China P.R.: CN101861750; Australia: 2008322587; Brazil: PI0820192-7; Canada:
wireless access point transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 2704540; European Patent Convention: EP2218285; Hong Kong: HK1149671; India: 2671/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
connection attempts types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast 051.0764A; Israel: 205521; Japan: 5415439; Japan: 2014-003646; Malaysia: MY-154692-A; Mexico: 306441; New
signals, such as beacons, Zealand: 585018; Philippines: 1-2010-500999; Republic of Korea: 10-1171516; Russian Federation: 2468534;
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information Singapore: 161405; Taiwan: I392385; Ukraine: 96866; Vietnam: 1-2010-01527
can be indicated by one
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination."
CN101861750 Utilizing restriction codes in "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20090137228; China P.R.: CN101861750; Australia: 2008322587; Brazil: PI0820192-7; Canada:
wireless access point transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 2704540; European Patent Convention: EP2218285; Hong Kong: HK1149671; India: 2671/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
connection attempts types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast 051.0764A; Israel: 205521; Japan: 5415439; Japan: 2014-003646; Malaysia: MY-154692-A; Mexico: 306441; New
signals, such as beacons, Zealand: 585018; Philippines: 1-2010-500999; Republic of Korea: 10-1171516; Russian Federation: 2468534;
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information Singapore: 161405; Taiwan: I392385; Ukraine: 96866; Vietnam: 1-2010-01527
can be indicated by one
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination."

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8902867 Favoring access points in "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8902867; China P.R.: ZL200880116104.1; Australia: 2008322588; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; EP2220896; India: 2732/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5415440; New Zealand: 585019; Republic of Korea: 10-1477079;
types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Russian Federation: 2462835; Singapore: 161403; Taiwan: I388225; Ukraine: 99841
signals, such as beacons,
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information
can be indicated by one
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination "
ZL200880116104.1 Favoring access points in "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8902867; China P.R.: ZL200880116104.1; Australia: 2008322588; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; EP2220896; India: 2732/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5415440; New Zealand: 585019; Republic of Korea: 10-1477079;
types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Russian Federation: 2462835; Singapore: 161403; Taiwan: I388225; Ukraine: 99841
signals, such as beacons,
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information
can be indicated by one
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination."

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8848656 Utilizing broadcast signals to "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 8848656; United States: 20150029930; China P.R.: ZL200880124840.1; China P.R.: CN104581873;
convey restricted association transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2008322589; Australia: 2012216407; Brazil: PI0819808-0; Canada: 2705337; Canada: 2809193; European
information types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast Patent Convention: EP2218284; Hong Kong: 15108896.1; Hong Kong: HK1151927; India: 2920/CHENP/2010;
signals, such as beacons, Indonesia: IDP000037643; Israel: 205632; Israel: 228173; Japan: 2013-258737; Japan: 2016-000268; Malaysia: PI
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information 2010002163; Mexico: 302701; Mexico: 311208; New Zealand: 585201; Philippines: 1-2010-501060; Philippines:
can be indicated by one WO2009064932; Republic of Korea: 10-1212611; Russian Federation: 2458482; Singapore: 161535; Taiwan:
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified I397330; Taiwan: I481274; Ukraine: 97563; Ukraine: 100626; Vietnam: 11641; Vietnam: 1-2013-01297
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination "
20150029930 Utilizing broadcast signals to "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 8848656; United States: 20150029930; China P.R.: ZL200880124840.1; China P.R.: CN104581873;
convey restricted association transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2008322589; Australia: 2012216407; Brazil: PI0819808-0; Canada: 2705337; Canada: 2809193; European
information types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast Patent Convention: EP2218284; Hong Kong: 15108896.1; Hong Kong: HK1151927; India: 2920/CHENP/2010;
signals, such as beacons, Indonesia: IDP000037643; Israel: 205632; Israel: 228173; Japan: 2013-258737; Japan: 2016-000268; Malaysia: PI
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information 2010002163; Mexico: 302701; Mexico: 311208; New Zealand: 585201; Philippines: 1-2010-501060; Philippines:
can be indicated by one WO2009064932; Republic of Korea: 10-1212611; Russian Federation: 2458482; Singapore: 161535; Taiwan:
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified I397330; Taiwan: I481274; Ukraine: 97563; Ukraine: 100626; Vietnam: 11641; Vietnam: 1-2013-01297
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination."

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ZL200880124840.1 Utilizing broadcast signals to "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 8848656; United States: 20150029930; China P.R.: ZL200880124840.1; China P.R.: CN104581873;
convey restricted association transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2008322589; Australia: 2012216407; Brazil: PI0819808-0; Canada: 2705337; Canada: 2809193; European
information types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast Patent Convention: EP2218284; Hong Kong: 15108896.1; Hong Kong: HK1151927; India: 2920/CHENP/2010;
signals, such as beacons, Indonesia: IDP000037643; Israel: 205632; Israel: 228173; Japan: 2013-258737; Japan: 2016-000268; Malaysia: PI
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information 2010002163; Mexico: 302701; Mexico: 311208; New Zealand: 585201; Philippines: 1-2010-501060; Philippines:
can be indicated by one WO2009064932; Republic of Korea: 10-1212611; Russian Federation: 2458482; Singapore: 161535; Taiwan:
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified I397330; Taiwan: I481274; Ukraine: 97563; Ukraine: 100626; Vietnam: 11641; Vietnam: 1-2013-01297
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination "
CN104581873 Utilizing broadcast signals to "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 8848656; United States: 20150029930; China P.R.: ZL200880124840.1; China P.R.: CN104581873;
convey restricted association transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Australia: 2008322589; Australia: 2012216407; Brazil: PI0819808-0; Canada: 2705337; Canada: 2809193; European
information types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast Patent Convention: EP2218284; Hong Kong: 15108896.1; Hong Kong: HK1151927; India: 2920/CHENP/2010;
signals, such as beacons, Indonesia: IDP000037643; Israel: 205632; Israel: 228173; Japan: 2013-258737; Japan: 2016-000268; Malaysia: PI
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information 2010002163; Mexico: 302701; Mexico: 311208; New Zealand: 585201; Philippines: 1-2010-501060; Philippines:
can be indicated by one WO2009064932; Republic of Korea: 10-1212611; Russian Federation: 2458482; Singapore: 161535; Taiwan:
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified I397330; Taiwan: I481274; Ukraine: 97563; Ukraine: 100626; Vietnam: 11641; Vietnam: 1-2013-01297
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination."

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20090135784 Classifying access points "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20090135784; China P.R.: ZL200880124839.9; Australia: 2008322501; Brazil: PI0820194-3; Canada:
using pilot identifiers transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 2705828; European Patent Convention: EP2218279; Hong Kong: HK1151926; India: 2988/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast 050.3182A; Israel: 205688; Japan: 5384510; Malaysia: MY-155805-A; Mexico: 309333; New Zealand: 585292;
signals, such as beacons, Philippines: 1-2010- 501123; Republic of Korea: 10-1212603; Russian Federation: 2467511; Singapore: 161539;
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information Taiwan: 200939818; Ukraine: 99935; Vietnam: 1-2010-01531; Vietnam: 1-2013-01982
can be indicated by one
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination "
ZL200880124839.9 Classifying access points "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20090135784; China P.R.: ZL200880124839.9; Australia: 2008322501; Brazil: PI0820194-3; Canada:
using pilot identifiers transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 2705828; European Patent Convention: EP2218279; Hong Kong: HK1151926; India: 2988/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast 050.3182A; Israel: 205688; Japan: 5384510; Malaysia: MY-155805-A; Mexico: 309333; New Zealand: 585292;
signals, such as beacons, Philippines: 1-2010- 501123; Republic of Korea: 10-1212603; Russian Federation: 2467511; Singapore: 161539;
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information Taiwan: 200939818; Ukraine: 99935; Vietnam: 1-2010-01531; Vietnam: 1-2013-01982
can be indicated by one
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination."

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8737295 Sector identification using "Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 8737295
sector parameters signatures transmitting access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
types and/or restricted association parameters using broadcast
signals, such as beacons,
pilot signals, etc. The type or restricted association information
can be indicated by one
or more intrinsic aspects of the signal, such as specified
parameters. In addition, the
type or information can be indicated by one or more extrinsic
signal aspects, such as
frequency, interval, periodicity, etc. Using this information, a
mobile device can
determine whether an access point implements restricted
association. If so, the mobile
device can request an access point or related group identifier
before determining
whether to establish connection therewith. The identifier can be
verified against a list of
accessible access points and/or groups to make the
determination "
20090132674 Resolving node identifier Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090132674; China P.R.: CN101861746; Australia: 2008322443; Austria: EP2218278; Belgium:
confusion multiple nodes is resolved through the use of confusion detection SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; EP2218278; Brazil: PI0820206-0; Canada: 2703886; Denmark: EP2218278; Finland: EP2218278; France: EP2218278;
techniques and the use of unique identifiers for the nodes. In Germany: EP2218278; Great Britain: EP2218278; Greece: EP2218278; Hong Kong: HK1149669; Hungary:
some aspects an access point and/or an access terminal may EP2218278; India: 2516/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0031323; Ireland: EP2218278; Israel: 205530; Italy:
perform operations relating to detecting confusion and/or EP2218278; Japan: 5155407; Malaysia: PI 2010001824; Mexico: 310532; Netherlands: EP2218278; Norway:
providing a unique identifier to resolve confusion. EP2218278; Philippines: 1-2010-500923; Poland: EP2218278; Portugal: EP2218278; Republic of Korea: 10-1313739;
Romania: EP2218278; Russian Federation: 2456771; Singapore: 160898; Spain: EP2218278; Sweden: EP2218278;
Switzerland: EP2218278; Taiwan: I400973; Vietnam: 11817

CN101861746 Resolving node identifier Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090132674; China P.R.: CN101861746; Australia: 2008322443; Austria: EP2218278; Belgium:
confusion multiple nodes is resolved through the use of confusion detection SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; EP2218278; Brazil: PI0820206-0; Canada: 2703886; Denmark: EP2218278; Finland: EP2218278; France: EP2218278;
techniques and the use of unique identifiers for the nodes. In Germany: EP2218278; Great Britain: EP2218278; Greece: EP2218278; Hong Kong: HK1149669; Hungary:
some aspects an access point and/or an access terminal may EP2218278; India: 2516/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0031323; Ireland: EP2218278; Israel: 205530; Italy:
perform operations relating to detecting confusion and/or EP2218278; Japan: 5155407; Malaysia: PI 2010001824; Mexico: 310532; Netherlands: EP2218278; Norway:
providing a unique identifier to resolve confusion. EP2218278; Philippines: 1-2010-500923; Poland: EP2218278; Portugal: EP2218278; Republic of Korea: 10-1313739;
Romania: EP2218278; Russian Federation: 2456771; Singapore: 160898; Spain: EP2218278; Sweden: EP2218278;
Switzerland: EP2218278; Taiwan: I400973; Vietnam: 11817

9014155 Access point configuration "An access point is configured based on acquired information. An SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 32.816; United States: 9014155; China P.R.: ZL200880124905.2; Mexico: 311528
schemes access point SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.500;
may be configured based on the configuration(s) of at least one SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.762;
other access point. An
identifier to be transmitted by an access point may be selected
based on the identifier(s)
transmitted by at least one other access point. An access point
may configure itself with
assistance from a configuration server. For example, the access
point may send
information such as the location of the access point to a
configuration server and the
configuration server may respond with a list of neighboring
access points for that access
point. A configuration server may provide configuration
information to an access point
based on the location of the access point. A configuration server
also may direct an
access point to a different configuration server."

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ZL200880124905.2 Configuring an access point "An access point is configured based on acquired information. An SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 32.816; United States: 9014155; China P.R.: ZL200880124905.2; Mexico: 311528
of a FEMTO cell access point SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.500;
may be configured based on the configuration(s) of at least one SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.762;
other access point. An
identifier to be transmitted by an access point may be selected
based on the identifier(s)
transmitted by at least one other access point. An access point
may configure itself with
assistance from a configuration server. For example, the access
point may send
information such as the location of the access point to a
configuration server and the
configuration server may respond with a list of neighboring
access points for that access
point. A configuration server may provide configuration
information to an access point
based on the location of the access point. A configuration server
also may direct an
access point to a different configuration server "
8260249 Method and apparatus of A method for broadcasting messages in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8260249; United States: 8824996; China P.R.: ZL200880107533.2; Austria: EP2191675; Belgium:
power control for a public communication system is provided. The method includes EP2191675; Brazil: PI0817058-4; Canada: 2696412; Denmark: EP2191675; Finland: EP2191675; France: EP2191675;
warning system employing a paging channel to receive a broadcast event on a Germany: EP2191675; Great Britain: EP2191675; Greece: EP2191675; Hungary: EP2191675; India:
wireless device and utilizing the broadcast event to trigger a 782/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2191675; Italy: EP2191675; Japan: 5813322; Mexico: 302705; Netherlands:
warning message on the device. For example, the broadcast EP2191675; Norway: EP2191675; Poland: EP2191675; Portugal: EP2191675; Republic of Korea: 10-1179178;
event can be detected from a natural disaster such as a primary Romania: EP2191675; Russian Federation: 2461995; Spain: EP2191675; Sweden: EP2191675; Switzerland:
earthquake warning or tsunami. EP2191675; Taiwan: I387243

8824996 Method and apparatus of A method for broadcasting messages in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8260249; United States: 8824996; China P.R.: ZL200880107533.2; Austria: EP2191675; Belgium:
power control for a public communication system is provided. The method includes EP2191675; Brazil: PI0817058-4; Canada: 2696412; Denmark: EP2191675; Finland: EP2191675; France: EP2191675;
warning system employing a paging channel to receive a broadcast event on a Germany: EP2191675; Great Britain: EP2191675; Greece: EP2191675; Hungary: EP2191675; India:
wireless device and utilizing the broadcast event to trigger a 782/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2191675; Italy: EP2191675; Japan: 5813322; Mexico: 302705; Netherlands:
warning message on the device. For example, the broadcast EP2191675; Norway: EP2191675; Poland: EP2191675; Portugal: EP2191675; Republic of Korea: 10-1179178;
event can be detected from a natural disaster such as a primary Romania: EP2191675; Russian Federation: 2461995; Spain: EP2191675; Sweden: EP2191675; Switzerland:
earthquake warning or tsunami. EP2191675; Taiwan: I387243

ZL200880107533.2 Method and apparatus of A method for broadcasting messages in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8260249; United States: 8824996; China P.R.: ZL200880107533.2; Austria: EP2191675; Belgium:
power control for a public communication system is provided. The method includes EP2191675; Brazil: PI0817058-4; Canada: 2696412; Denmark: EP2191675; Finland: EP2191675; France: EP2191675;
warning system employing a paging channel to receive a broadcast event on a Germany: EP2191675; Great Britain: EP2191675; Greece: EP2191675; Hungary: EP2191675; India:
wireless device and utilizing the broadcast event to trigger a 782/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2191675; Italy: EP2191675; Japan: 5813322; Mexico: 302705; Netherlands:
warning message on the device. For example, the broadcast EP2191675; Norway: EP2191675; Poland: EP2191675; Portugal: EP2191675; Republic of Korea: 10-1179178;
event can be detected from a natural disaster such as a primary Romania: EP2191675; Russian Federation: 2461995; Spain: EP2191675; Sweden: EP2191675; Switzerland:
earthquake warning or tsunami. EP2191675; Taiwan: I387243

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20100054472 Integrity protection and/or Techniques for performing registration with a wireless network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 20100054472; China P.R.: ZL200980133541.9; European Patent Convention: EP2319222; India:
ciphering for UE registration using integrity protection and/or ciphering are described. A user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; 1562/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5399496; Republic of Korea: 10-1258898
with a wireless network equipment (UE) may perform a security procedure with the
wireless network for a first session and may generate UE security
context data at the UE. The UE security context data may include
a cipher key used for ciphering, an integrity key used for integrity
protection, a temporary UE identity, and/or other information.
The UE may use the UE security context data for secure
communication with the wireless network during the first session.
The UE may store the UE security context data upon termination
of the first session. The UE may thereafter use the stored UE
security context data for registration with the wireless network
for a second session following the first session. The UE may
perform integrity protection and/or ciphering for message(s) for
registration based on the stored UE security context data.

ZL200980133541.9 Integrity protection and/or Techniques for performing registration with a wireless network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 20100054472; China P.R.: ZL200980133541.9; European Patent Convention: EP2319222; India:
ciphering for UE registration using integrity protection and/or ciphering are described. A user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; 1562/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5399496; Republic of Korea: 10-1258898
with a wireless network equipment (UE) may perform a security procedure with the
wireless network for a first session and may generate UE security
context data at the UE. The UE security context data may include
a cipher key used for ciphering, an integrity key used for integrity
protection, a temporary UE identity, and/or other information.
The UE may use the UE security context data for secure
communication with the wireless network during the first session.
The UE may store the UE security context data upon termination
of the first session. The UE may thereafter use the stored UE
security context data for registration with the wireless network
for a second session following the first session. The UE may
perform integrity protection and/or ciphering for message(s) for
registration based on the stored UE security context data.

The invention claims use for integrity protection and/or


encryption a a a a registration of technology. User device (UE) a
first conversation aiming at said wireless network and a safety
program, and produce a safety context data at the UE said UE.
Said UE safety context data include a used for encryption of
secret key encryption, for integrity secret key of integrity
protection, temporary UE identity and/or other information. Said
UE use said a safety context data for the UE with a wireless
network safety communication process in said first conversation
period. A UE in a said first a rear stop immediately a said UE
safety context data. Thereafter, a UE aiming at a second after a
8428938 Systems and methods for A method for reconstructing an erased speech frame is described. SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8428938; China P.R.: ZL201080023265.3; France: EP2438592; Germany: EP2438592; Great Britain:
reconstructing an erased A second speech frame is received from a buffer. The index SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.447; EP2438592; India: 2349/MUMNP/2011; Italy: EP2438592; Japan: 5405659; Republic of Korea: 10-1290425; Spain:
speech frame position of the second speech frame is greater than the index SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.448; EP2438592; Taiwan: I436349
position of the erased speech frame. The type of packet loss
concealment (PLC) method to use is determined based on one or
both of the second speech frame and a third speech frame. The
index position of the third speech frame is less than the index
position of the erased speech frame. The erased speech frame is
reconstructed from one or both of the second speech frame and
the third speech frame.

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ZL201080023265.3 Systems and methods for A method for reconstructing an erased speech frame is described. SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8428938; China P.R.: ZL201080023265.3; France: EP2438592; Germany: EP2438592; Great Britain:
reconstructing an erased A second speech frame is received from a buffer. The index SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.447; EP2438592; India: 2349/MUMNP/2011; Italy: EP2438592; Japan: 5405659; Republic of Korea: 10-1290425; Spain:
speech frame position of the second speech frame is greater than the index SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.448; EP2438592; Taiwan: I436349
position of the erased speech frame. The type of packet loss
concealment (PLC) method to use is determined based on one or
both of the second speech frame and a third speech frame. The
index position of the third speech frame is less than the index
position of the erased speech frame. The erased speech frame is
reconstructed from one or both of the second speech frame and
the third speech frame.

8352252 Systems and methods for A method for preventing the loss of information within a speech SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8352252; China P.R.: ZL201080024701.9; Brazil: PI1011637-0; Germany: EP2438701; Great Britain:
preventing the loss of frame is SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.447; EP2438701; India: 2386/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 5587405; Republic of Korea: 10-1301843; Taiwan: I464734
information within a speech described. A first speech frame to be encoded is selected. A
frame determination is made as
to whether or not a second speech frame is a critical speech
frame based on the
information within the second speech frame and one or more
adjacent speech frames.
At least a part of an encoded version of the second speech frame
is created according to
a selected forward error correction (FEC) mode if the second
speech frame is a critical
speech frame. The first speech frame and the at least a part of
the encoded version of
the second speech frame are transmitted
ZL201080024701.9 Systems and methods for A method for preventing the loss of information within a speech SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8352252; China P.R.: ZL201080024701.9; Brazil: PI1011637-0; Germany: EP2438701; Great Britain:
preventing the loss of frame is SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.447; EP2438701; India: 2386/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 5587405; Republic of Korea: 10-1301843; Taiwan: I464734
information within a speech described. A first speech frame to be encoded is selected. A
frame determination is made as
to whether or not a second speech frame is a critical speech
frame based on the
information within the second speech frame and one or more
adjacent speech frames.
At least a part of an encoded version of the second speech frame
is created according to
a selected forward error correction (FEC) mode if the second
speech frame is a critical
speech frame. The first speech frame and the at least a part of
the encoded version of
the second speech frame are transmitted
8861502 Assisted initial network A method and system is provided for initial network acquisition SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8861502; China P.R.: ZL200980103924.1; Australia: 2009220425; France: EP2260659; Germany:
acquisition and system by a first device that is assisted by a second device. Rather than SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.312; EP2260659; Great Britain: EP2260659; Hong Kong: HK1150106; India: 4828/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP2260659; Japan:
determination scanning one or more frequency bands to discover local wireless 5290331; Mexico: 306833; Mexico: 314374; Republic of Korea: 10-1230958; Russian Federation: 2464733;
network information, the first device may send a request for local Singapore: 163759; Spain: EP2260659; Taiwan: I388230; Ukraine: 97582; Ukraine: 100093
wireless network information over a secondary communication
interface (i.e., a communication interface not associated with the
wireless network for which information is sought). A second
device that may have previously obtained the requested network
information (e.g., it may have joined or be communicating
through the wireless network) may respond by sending the
requested wireless network information to the first device. Upon
receiving the wireless network information via its secondary
communication interface, the first device may use it to acquire a
communication service from the wireless network over a primary
communication interface (i.e., different from the secondary
communication interface).

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ZL200980103924.1 Assisted initial network A method and system is provided for initial network acquisition SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8861502; China P.R.: ZL200980103924.1; Australia: 2009220425; France: EP2260659; Germany:
acquisition and system by a first device that is assisted by a second device. Rather than SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.312; EP2260659; Great Britain: EP2260659; Hong Kong: HK1150106; India: 4828/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP2260659; Japan:
determination scanning one or more frequency bands to discover local wireless 5290331; Mexico: 306833; Mexico: 314374; Republic of Korea: 10-1230958; Russian Federation: 2464733;
network information, the first device may send a request for local Singapore: 163759; Spain: EP2260659; Taiwan: I388230; Ukraine: 97582; Ukraine: 100093
wireless network information over a secondary communication
interface (i.e., a communication interface not associated with the
wireless network for which information is sought). A second
device that may have previously obtained the requested network
information (e.g., it may have joined or be communicating
through the wireless network) may respond by sending the
requested wireless network information to the first device. Upon
receiving the wireless network information via its secondary
communication interface, the first device may use it to acquire a
communication service from the wireless network over a primary
communication interface (i.e., different from the secondary
communication interface).

8588738 Mobile access in a diverse Facilitating user terminal (UT) access to wireless networks having SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304; United States: 8588738; United States: 9125139; China P.R.: ZL200880118764.3; China P.R.: CN104837176;
access point network base stations (BSs) of disparate access types is described herein. European Patent Convention: EP2196056; India: 1792/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5175356; Republic of Korea: 10-
In some aspects, BS parameterization is provided to facilitate 1498980; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0061028; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0107896; Ukraine: 96850
search and/or access to distinct types of network BSs. For
instance, parameters can modify a likelihood of identifying or
remaining coupled to restricted access (RA) BSs in a home Node B
(HNB) deployment. In other aspects of the subject disclosure, a
PLMN ID reserved for HNBs is provided comprising multiple
region IDs. Where a UT identifies a home region, HNBs can be
given preference over macro BSs. Additionally, the UT can keep
track of HNBs and HNB regions that reject access to the UT, and
implement a delay time to mitigate rapid signaling to foreign
HNBs in a dense HNB deployment. Accordingly, the subject
disclosure provides for more efficient UT access in heterogeneous
access type networks.

9125139 Mobile access in a diverse Facilitating user terminal (UT) access to wireless networks having SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304; United States: 8588738; United States: 9125139; China P.R.: ZL200880118764.3; China P.R.: CN104837176;
access point network base stations (BSs) of disparate access types is described herein. European Patent Convention: EP2196056; India: 1792/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5175356; Republic of Korea: 10-
In some aspects, BS parameterization is provided to facilitate 1498980; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0061028; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0107896; Ukraine: 96850
search and/or access to distinct types of network BSs. For
instance, parameters can modify a likelihood of identifying or
remaining coupled to restricted access (RA) BSs in a home Node B
(HNB) deployment. In other aspects of the subject disclosure, a
PLMN ID reserved for HNBs is provided comprising multiple
region IDs. Where a UT identifies a home region, HNBs can be
given preference over macro BSs. Additionally, the UT can keep
track of HNBs and HNB regions that reject access to the UT, and
implement a delay time to mitigate rapid signaling to foreign
HNBs in a dense HNB deployment. Accordingly, the subject
disclosure provides for more efficient UT access in heterogeneous
access type networks.

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ZL200880118764.3 Mobile access in a diverse Facilitating user terminal (UT) access to wireless networks having SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304; United States: 8588738; United States: 9125139; China P.R.: ZL200880118764.3; China P.R.: CN104837176;
access point network base stations (BSs) of disparate access types is described herein. European Patent Convention: EP2196056; India: 1792/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5175356; Republic of Korea: 10-
In some aspects, BS parameterization is provided to facilitate 1498980; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0061028; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0107896; Ukraine: 96850
search and/or access to distinct types of network BSs. For
instance, parameters can modify a likelihood of identifying or
remaining coupled to restricted access (RA) BSs in a home Node B
(HNB) deployment. In other aspects of the subject disclosure, a
PLMN ID reserved for HNBs is provided comprising multiple
region IDs. Where a UT identifies a home region, HNBs can be
given preference over macro BSs. Additionally, the UT can keep
track of HNBs and HNB regions that reject access to the UT, and
implement a delay time to mitigate rapid signaling to foreign
HNBs in a dense HNB deployment. Accordingly, the subject
disclosure provides for more efficient UT access in heterogeneous
access type networks.

Describe herein facilitate use of user terminal (UT) access to


different access type with the base station (BS) and wireless
network. In some aspect, supply of BS parameterization, and
helpful to realize searching and/or access to network BS of
different type. Such as, parameter modification can be in family
node B (HNB) deployment of recognition or hold coupled to limit
the access (RA) possibility of BS. In other aspect the invention is,
supply of for HNB retain the PLMN ID, wherein comprising of
multi-area ID. When identify family are in UT compared macro BS,
can be given priority selection HNB. Furthermore, UT is the HNB
and HNB area to reject the UT access the keeping track, and
CN104837176 Mobile access in a diverse Describe herein facilitate use of user terminal (UT) access to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304; United States: 8588738; United States: 9125139; China P.R.: ZL200880118764.3; China P.R.: CN104837176;
access point network different access type with the base station (BS) and wireless European Patent Convention: EP2196056; India: 1792/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5175356; Republic of Korea: 10-
network. In some aspect, supply of BS parameterization, and 1498980; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0061028; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0107896; Ukraine: 96850
helpful to realize searching and/or access to network BS of
different type. Such as, parameter modification can be in family
node B (HNB) deployment of recognition or hold coupled to limit
the access (RA) possibility of BS. In other aspect the invention is,
supply of for HNB retain the PLMN ID, wherein comprising of
multi-area ID. When identify family are in UT compared macro BS,
can be given priority selection HNB. Furthermore, UT is the HNB
and HNB area to reject the UT access the keeping track, and
implementation of some delay time, and relieving and dense HNB
deployment to not related in the HNB fast transmit signal. So, this
invention provide have used for carrying out more efficient UT
access in heterogeneous access type of network.

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8867455 Enhanced uplink for inactive Techniques for supporting operation with enhanced uplink in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8867455; China P.R.: ZL200880109639.6; China P.R.: CN103260252; Australia: 2008308786;
state in a wireless inactive state are described. A user equipment (UE) may send an Belgium: EP2206397; Brazil: PI0818524-7; Canada: 2698798; Denmark: EP2206397; Finland: EP2206397; France:
communication system access preamble for random access while in an inactive state and EP2206397; Germany: EP2206397; Great Britain: EP2206397; Greece: EP2206397; Hungary: EP2206397; India:
may receive a message containing resources allocated to the UE. 1321/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0032900; Ireland: EP2206397; Italy: EP2206397; Japan: 5399399; Mexico:
The allocated resources may be selected by a Node B from a pool 293263; Netherlands: EP2206397; Norway: EP2206397; Poland: EP2206397; Portugal: EP2206397; Republic of
of resources pre-allocated to the Node B for the enhanced uplink. Korea: 10-1140515; Republic of Korea: 10-1200015; Romania: EP2206397; Russian Federation: 2446637;
The UE may send information (e.g., scheduling information Singapore: 159800; Spain: EP2206397; Sweden: EP2206397; Switzerland: EP2206397; Taiwan: I386078
and/or its UE identity) to the Node B using the allocated
resources. The UE may receive an acknowledgement addressed
to the UE based on the UE identity. The UE may remain in the
inactive state and continue to use the allocated resources until
they are de-allocated. Alternatively, the UE may transition to an
active state and either continue to use the allocated resources or
receive an allocation of new resources for the active state.

ZL200880109639.6 Enhanced uplink for inactive Techniques for supporting operation with enhanced uplink in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8867455; China P.R.: ZL200880109639.6; China P.R.: CN103260252; Australia: 2008308786;
state in a wireless inactive state are described. A user equipment (UE) may send an Belgium: EP2206397; Brazil: PI0818524-7; Canada: 2698798; Denmark: EP2206397; Finland: EP2206397; France:
communication system access preamble for random access while in an inactive state and EP2206397; Germany: EP2206397; Great Britain: EP2206397; Greece: EP2206397; Hungary: EP2206397; India:
may receive a message containing resources allocated to the UE. 1321/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0032900; Ireland: EP2206397; Italy: EP2206397; Japan: 5399399; Mexico:
The allocated resources may be selected by a Node B from a pool 293263; Netherlands: EP2206397; Norway: EP2206397; Poland: EP2206397; Portugal: EP2206397; Republic of
of resources pre-allocated to the Node B for the enhanced uplink. Korea: 10-1140515; Republic of Korea: 10-1200015; Romania: EP2206397; Russian Federation: 2446637;
The UE may send information (e.g., scheduling information Singapore: 159800; Spain: EP2206397; Sweden: EP2206397; Switzerland: EP2206397; Taiwan: I386078
and/or its UE identity) to the Node B using the allocated
resources. The UE may receive an acknowledgement addressed
to the UE based on the UE identity. The UE may remain in the
inactive state and continue to use the allocated resources until
they are de-allocated. Alternatively, the UE may transition to an
active state and either continue to use the allocated resources or
receive an allocation of new resources for the active state.

CN103260252 Enhanced uplink for inactive Techniques for supporting operation with enhanced uplink in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8867455; China P.R.: ZL200880109639.6; China P.R.: CN103260252; Australia: 2008308786;
state in a wireless inactive state are described. A user equipment (UE) may send an Belgium: EP2206397; Brazil: PI0818524-7; Canada: 2698798; Denmark: EP2206397; Finland: EP2206397; France:
communication system access preamble for random access while in an inactive state and EP2206397; Germany: EP2206397; Great Britain: EP2206397; Greece: EP2206397; Hungary: EP2206397; India:
may receive a message containing resources allocated to the UE. 1321/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0032900; Ireland: EP2206397; Italy: EP2206397; Japan: 5399399; Mexico:
The allocated resources may be selected by a Node B from a pool 293263; Netherlands: EP2206397; Norway: EP2206397; Poland: EP2206397; Portugal: EP2206397; Republic of
of resources pre-allocated to the Node B for the enhanced uplink. Korea: 10-1140515; Republic of Korea: 10-1200015; Romania: EP2206397; Russian Federation: 2446637;
The UE may send information (e.g., scheduling information Singapore: 159800; Spain: EP2206397; Sweden: EP2206397; Switzerland: EP2206397; Taiwan: I386078
and/or its UE identity) to the Node B using the allocated
resources. The UE may receive an acknowledgement addressed
to the UE based on the UE identity. The UE may remain in the
inactive state and continue to use the allocated resources until
they are de-allocated. Alternatively, the UE may transition to an
active state and either continue to use the allocated resources or
receive an allocation of new resources for the active state.

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8948749 System and method to Devices and methods are provided for facilitating selection and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.285; United States: 8948749; China P.R.: ZL200880117340.5; India: 2271/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5345628; Republic of
facilitate acquisition of acquisition of an access point (AP) base station via Korea: 10-1170240
access point base stations implementation of a system selection file that may include a
preferred roaming list (PRL), a public land mobile network (PLMN)
database, or the like. The selection attempts may be limited to
specific preferred systems, such as, for example, the AP base
station. The system selection file includes identification
parameters of the preferred systems. In one embodiment, the
identification parameters include at least one of a system
identifier (SID) and a network identifier (NID) for a given one of
the systems.

ZL200880117340.5 System and method to Devices and methods are provided for facilitating selection and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.285; United States: 8948749; China P.R.: ZL200880117340.5; India: 2271/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5345628; Republic of
facilitate acquisition of acquisition of an access point (AP) base station via Korea: 10-1170240
access point base stations implementation of a system selection file that may include a
preferred roaming list (PRL), a public land mobile network (PLMN)
database, or the like. The selection attempts may be limited to
specific preferred systems, such as, for example, the AP base
station. The system selection file includes identification
parameters of the preferred systems. In one embodiment, the
identification parameters include at least one of a system
identifier (SID) and a network identifier (NID) for a given one of
the systems.

9215669 Preamble design for a Providing for base station (BS) acquisition in semi-planned or SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9215669; China P.R.: ZL200880124896.7; China P.R.: CN103634088; Australia: 2008321178; Brazil:
wireless signal unplanned PI0820195-1; Canada: 2705504; European Patent Convention: EP2232758; Germany: EP2280570; Great Britain:
wireless access networks is described herein. By way of example, EP2280570; Hong Kong: HK1194881; Hong Kong: HK1151146; India: 2917/CHENP/201; Indonesia: IDP0033228;
a signal preamble Israel: 205652; Japan: 5744520; Japan: 5795360; Japan: 2015-062293; Japan: 2015-111874; Malaysia: PI
can be dynamically allocated to wireless signal resources, such 2010002165; Mexico: 308981; Philippines: 1-2010-501118; Republic of Korea: 10-1166979; Russian Federation:
that the preamble is 2458485; Russian Federation: 2509452; Singapore: 161538; Taiwan: I467999; Vietnam: 1-2010-01525
scheduled to different resource(s) across different cycles of the
signal. Dynamic
allocation can be pseudo-random, based on collision feedback, or
determined by a
suitable algorithm to mitigate collisions from a dominant
interferer. In addition,
dynamic scheduling can be particular to a type of BS to
significantly reduce collisions
from BSs of disparate types. In at least one aspect, a preamble
resource can be subdivided
into multiple frequency sub-carrier tiles. Control channel
information can be
transmitted on each tile of a group of such tiles, further mitigating
effects of a dominant
interferer on a subset of the tile group.

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ZL200880124896.7 Preamble design for a Providing for base station (BS) acquisition in semi-planned or SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9215669; China P.R.: ZL200880124896.7; China P.R.: CN103634088; Australia: 2008321178; Brazil:
wireless signal unplanned PI0820195-1; Canada: 2705504; European Patent Convention: EP2232758; Germany: EP2280570; Great Britain:
wireless access networks is described herein. By way of example, EP2280570; Hong Kong: HK1194881; Hong Kong: HK1151146; India: 2917/CHENP/201; Indonesia: IDP0033228;
a signal preamble Israel: 205652; Japan: 5744520; Japan: 5795360; Japan: 2015-062293; Japan: 2015-111874; Malaysia: PI
can be dynamically allocated to wireless signal resources, such 2010002165; Mexico: 308981; Philippines: 1-2010-501118; Republic of Korea: 10-1166979; Russian Federation:
that the preamble is 2458485; Russian Federation: 2509452; Singapore: 161538; Taiwan: I467999; Vietnam: 1-2010-01525
scheduled to different resource(s) across different cycles of the
signal. Dynamic
allocation can be pseudo-random, based on collision feedback, or
determined by a
suitable algorithm to mitigate collisions from a dominant
interferer. In addition,
dynamic scheduling can be particular to a type of BS to
significantly reduce collisions
from BSs of disparate types. In at least one aspect, a preamble
resource can be subdivided
into multiple frequency sub-carrier tiles. Control channel
information can be
transmitted on each tile of a group of such tiles, further mitigating
effects of a dominant
interferer on a subset of the tile group
CN103634088 Preamble design for a Providing for base station (BS) acquisition in semi-planned or SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9215669; China P.R.: ZL200880124896.7; China P.R.: CN103634088; Australia: 2008321178; Brazil:
wireless signal unplanned PI0820195-1; Canada: 2705504; European Patent Convention: EP2232758; Germany: EP2280570; Great Britain:
wireless access networks is described herein. By way of example, EP2280570; Hong Kong: HK1194881; Hong Kong: HK1151146; India: 2917/CHENP/201; Indonesia: IDP0033228;
a signal preamble Israel: 205652; Japan: 5744520; Japan: 5795360; Japan: 2015-062293; Japan: 2015-111874; Malaysia: PI
can be dynamically allocated to wireless signal resources, such 2010002165; Mexico: 308981; Philippines: 1-2010-501118; Republic of Korea: 10-1166979; Russian Federation:
that the preamble is 2458485; Russian Federation: 2509452; Singapore: 161538; Taiwan: I467999; Vietnam: 1-2010-01525
scheduled to different resource(s) across different cycles of the
signal. Dynamic
allocation can be pseudo-random, based on collision feedback, or
determined by a
suitable algorithm to mitigate collisions from a dominant
interferer. In addition,
dynamic scheduling can be particular to a type of BS to
significantly reduce collisions
from BSs of disparate types. In at least one aspect, a preamble
resource can be subdivided
into multiple frequency sub-carrier tiles. Control channel
information can be
transmitted on each tile of a group of such tiles, further mitigating
effects of a dominant
interferer on a subset of the tile group.
20090129350 Preamble design for a Providing for management of wireless communications in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090129350; China P.R.: ZL200880124897.1; Australia: 2008321215; European Patent Convention:
wireless signal heterogeneous wireless access point (AP) environment is EP2213125; India: 2991/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5341099; Japan: 5710573; Japan: 2013-229880; Japan: 2015-156688;
described herein. By way of example, system data of an over-the- Mexico: 300695; Republic of Korea: 10-1321774; Russian Federation: 2454038; Singapore: 161540; Taiwan:
air message can be configured to include information identifying a I429313; Vietnam: 11865
distinct type of transmitting base station. In some aspects, the
information can include an access type of the base station and/or
a sector ID for distinguishing the base station among large
numbers of other base stations. According to other aspects, the
information can include wireless channel resources designated
for a particular type of base station, or blanked by the
transmitting base station, to facilitate interference reduction on
such resources. By employing aspects of wireless communication
management disclosed herein, efficient and reliable
communication can be affected in large heterogeneous AP
networks.

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ZL200880124897.1 Preamble design for a Providing for management of wireless communications in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090129350; China P.R.: ZL200880124897.1; Australia: 2008321215; European Patent Convention:
wireless signal heterogeneous wireless access point (AP) environment is EP2213125; India: 2991/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5341099; Japan: 5710573; Japan: 2013-229880; Japan: 2015-156688;
described herein. By way of example, system data of an over-the- Mexico: 300695; Republic of Korea: 10-1321774; Russian Federation: 2454038; Singapore: 161540; Taiwan:
air message can be configured to include information identifying a I429313; Vietnam: 11865
distinct type of transmitting base station. In some aspects, the
information can include an access type of the base station and/or
a sector ID for distinguishing the base station among large
numbers of other base stations. According to other aspects, the
information can include wireless channel resources designated
for a particular type of base station, or blanked by the
transmitting base station, to facilitate interference reduction on
such resources. By employing aspects of wireless communication
management disclosed herein, efficient and reliable
communication can be affected in large heterogeneous AP
networks.

The invention claims a heterogeneous wireless access point (AP)


in a wireless communication management. For example, a data
configuration of the information b is include identification
information of a different type of base station. In some aspect,
said information comprise access type and/or used for distinguish
a base station ID of a sector of the other base station of base
station. According to other aspect, said information comprise a
for wireless channel resource of base station of specific type or by
a base station of empty resource, promoting to reduce the
interference of the up resource. Use the invention through a
description of a communication management of a multi-aspect
8918112 Preamble design for a Providing for management of wireless communications in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8918112; China P.R.: ZL200880124899.0; Germany: EP2213123; Great Britain: EP2213123; India:
wireless signal heterogeneous wireless access point (AP) environment is 3043/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5698209; Republic of Korea: 10-1322649; Russian Federation: 2461148; Taiwan:
described herein. By way of example, system data of an over-the- I389583
air message can be configured to include information identifying a
distinct type of transmitting base station. In some aspects, the
information can include an access type of the base station and/or
a sector ID for distinguishing the base station among large
numbers of other base stations. According to other aspects, the
information can include wireless channel resources designated
for a particular type of base station, or blanked by the
transmitting base station, to facilitate interference reduction on
such resources. By employing aspects of wireless communication
management disclosed herein, efficient and reliable
communication can be affected in large heterogeneous AP
networks.

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ZL200880124899.0 Preamble design for a Providing for management of wireless communications in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8918112; China P.R.: ZL200880124899.0; Germany: EP2213123; Great Britain: EP2213123; India:
wireless signal heterogeneous wireless access point (AP) environment is 3043/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5698209; Republic of Korea: 10-1322649; Russian Federation: 2461148; Taiwan:
described herein. By way of example, system data of an over-the- I389583
air message can be configured to include information identifying a
distinct type of transmitting base station. In some aspects, the
information can include an access type of the base station and/or
a sector ID for distinguishing the base station among large
numbers of other base stations. According to other aspects, the
information can include wireless channel resources designated
for a particular type of base station, or blanked by the
transmitting base station, to facilitate interference reduction on
such resources. By employing aspects of wireless communication
management disclosed herein, efficient and reliable
communication can be affected in large heterogeneous AP
networks.

Providing for management of wireless communications in a


heterogeneous wireless access point (AP) environment is
described herein. By way of example, system data of an over-the-
air message can be configured to include information identifying a
distinct type of transmitting base station. In some aspects, the
information can include an access type of the base station and/or
a sector ID for distinguishing the base station among large
numbers of other base stations. According to other aspects, the
information can include wireless channel resources designated
for a particular type of base station, or blanked by the
transmitting base station, to facilitate interference reduction on
20090129333 Preamble design for a Providing for management of wireless communications in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090129333; China P.R.: ZL200880124898.6; Australia: 2008321156; European Patent Convention:
wireless signal heterogeneous wireless access point (AP) environment is EP2213124; India: 3042/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: ID0033666; Japan: 5746124; Japan: 2013-176097; Japan: 2015-
described herein. By way of example, system data of an over-the- 159570; Mexico: 301264; Republic of Korea: 10-1201982; Russian Federation: 2469506; Singapore: 161524;
air message can be configured to include information identifying a Taiwan: I389585; Vietnam: 11404
distinct type of transmitting base station. In some aspects, the
information can include an access type of the base station and/or
a sector ID for distinguishing the base station among large
numbers of other base stations. According to other aspects,
system data transmitted on the wireless signal can include
wireless channel resources designated for a particular type of
base station, or blanked by the transmitting base station, to
facilitate interference reduction on such resources. By employing
aspects of wireless communication management disclosed
herein, efficient and reliable communication can be affected in
large heterogeneous AP networks.

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ZL200880124898.6 Preamble design for a Providing for management of wireless communications in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090129333; China P.R.: ZL200880124898.6; Australia: 2008321156; European Patent Convention:
wireless signal heterogeneous wireless access point (AP) environment is EP2213124; India: 3042/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: ID0033666; Japan: 5746124; Japan: 2013-176097; Japan: 2015-
described herein. By way of example, system data of an over-the- 159570; Mexico: 301264; Republic of Korea: 10-1201982; Russian Federation: 2469506; Singapore: 161524;
air message can be configured to include information identifying a Taiwan: I389585; Vietnam: 11404
distinct type of transmitting base station. In some aspects, the
information can include an access type of the base station and/or
a sector ID for distinguishing the base station among large
numbers of other base stations. According to other aspects,
system data transmitted on the wireless signal can include
wireless channel resources designated for a particular type of
base station, or blanked by the transmitting base station, to
facilitate interference reduction on such resources. By employing
aspects of wireless communication management disclosed
herein, efficient and reliable communication can be affected in
large heterogeneous AP networks.

The invention claims low in heterogeneous wireless access point


(AP) environment a wireless communication management. For
example, a data configuration of the information b is include
identification information of a different type of base station. In
some aspect, said information comprise access type and/or used
for distinguish a base station ID of a sector of the other base
station of base station. According to other aspect, transmission in
a wireless signal of the data comprise a system for wireless
channel resource or resource by a base station leaving a base
station of a specific type, to promote the interference of the up
resource. Use the invention through a description of a
8948095 Interference management in "Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8948095; United States: 9119217; China P.R.: ZL200880125670.9; Germany: EP2243306; Great
a wireless communication managed by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; Britain: EP2243306; India: 3189/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5204242; Republic of Korea: 10-1173756
system using frequency determination of a selected transmit waveform exhibiting a
selective transmission preferred channel quality. A
method, apparatus and medium of communication determine a
transmit waveform from
among a plurality of allocated waveforms of an unplanned access
point to an associated
access terminal. The transmit waveform exhibiting a highest
channel quality with an
associated access terminal over others of the plurality of
allocated waveforms is
determined. Signals are transmitted according to the transmit
waveform from the
unplanned access point to the associated access terminal."

9119217 Interference management in "Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8948095; United States: 9119217; China P.R.: ZL200880125670.9; Germany: EP2243306; Great
a wireless communication managed by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; Britain: EP2243306; India: 3189/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5204242; Republic of Korea: 10-1173756
system using frequency determination of a selected transmit waveform exhibiting a
selective transmission preferred channel quality. A
method, apparatus and medium of communication determine a
transmit waveform from
among a plurality of allocated waveforms of an unplanned access
point to an associated
access terminal. The transmit waveform exhibiting a highest
channel quality with an
associated access terminal over others of the plurality of
allocated waveforms is
determined. Signals are transmitted according to the transmit
waveform from the
unplanned access point to the associated access terminal."

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ZL200880125670.9 Interference management in "Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8948095; United States: 9119217; China P.R.: ZL200880125670.9; Germany: EP2243306; Great
a wireless communication managed by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; Britain: EP2243306; India: 3189/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5204242; Republic of Korea: 10-1173756
system using frequency determination of a selected transmit waveform exhibiting a
selective transmission preferred channel quality. A
method, apparatus and medium of communication determine a
transmit waveform from
among a plurality of allocated waveforms of an unplanned access
point to an associated
access terminal. The transmit waveform exhibiting a highest
channel quality with an
associated access terminal over others of the plurality of
allocated waveforms is
determined. Signals are transmitted according to the transmit
waveform from the
unplanned access point to the associated access terminal."

8848619 Interface management in a "Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8848619; China P.R.: ZL200880125688.9; China P.R.: CN103813432; European Patent Convention:
wireless communication managed by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; EP2755414; Germany: EP2220878; Great Britain: EP2220878; India: 3191/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5155410; Japan:
system using subframe time subframe time reuse. A method, apparatus amend medium of 5670402; Mexico: 302698; Republic of Korea: 10-1249331; Russian Federation: 2461980; Singapore: 161654
reuse communication
determines interfering subframe gating sequences. The
transmission gating in a home
access point is adjusted by determining a first gating sequence
from a first unplanned
access point. A second gating sequence is selected based on the
first gating sequence,
wherein the first and second gating sequences are non-
interfering. Signals are
transmitted according to the second gating sequence from a
second unplanned access
point to an associated access terminal."
ZL200880125688.9 Interface management in a "Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8848619; China P.R.: ZL200880125688.9; China P.R.: CN103813432; European Patent Convention:
wireless communication managed by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; EP2755414; Germany: EP2220878; Great Britain: EP2220878; India: 3191/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5155410; Japan:
system using subframe time subframe time reuse. A method, apparatus amend medium of 5670402; Mexico: 302698; Republic of Korea: 10-1249331; Russian Federation: 2461980; Singapore: 161654
reuse communication
determines interfering subframe gating sequences. The
transmission gating in a home
access point is adjusted by determining a first gating sequence
from a first unplanned
access point. A second gating sequence is selected based on the
first gating sequence,
wherein the first and second gating sequences are non-
interfering. Signals are
transmitted according to the second gating sequence from a
second unplanned access
point to an associated access terminal."

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CN103813432 Interface management in a "Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8848619; China P.R.: ZL200880125688.9; China P.R.: CN103813432; European Patent Convention:
wireless communication managed by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; EP2755414; Germany: EP2220878; Great Britain: EP2220878; India: 3191/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5155410; Japan:
system using subframe time subframe time reuse. A method, apparatus amend medium of 5670402; Mexico: 302698; Republic of Korea: 10-1249331; Russian Federation: 2461980; Singapore: 161654
reuse communication
determines interfering subframe gating sequences. The
transmission gating in a home
access point is adjusted by determining a first gating sequence
from a first unplanned
access point. A second gating sequence is selected based on the
first gating sequence,
wherein the first and second gating sequences are non-
interfering. Signals are
transmitted according to the second gating sequence from a
second unplanned access
point to an associated access terminal."
8837305 Interference management in "Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8837305; China P.R.: ZL200880125671.3; European Patent Convention: EP2220774; India:
a wireless communication managed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; 3175/CHENP/2010; Japan: 2013-258715; Republic of Korea: 10-1452740
system using beam and null through the use of beam and null steering techniques. A method,
steering apparatus and medium
of communication determine an interference direction of a non-
associated access
terminal generating an interfering signal. Transmitted and
received signals are then
transceived away from the interference direction."
ZL200880125671.3 Interference management in "Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8837305; China P.R.: ZL200880125671.3; European Patent Convention: EP2220774; India:
a wireless communication managed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; 3175/CHENP/2010; Japan: 2013-258715; Republic of Korea: 10-1452740
system using beam and null through the use of beam and null steering techniques. A method,
steering apparatus and medium
of communication determine an interference direction of a non-
associated access
terminal generating an interfering signal. Transmitted and
received signals are then
transceived away from the interference direction."
9072102 INTERFERENCE Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 9072102; China P.R.: CN101926194; Brazil: PI0820284-2; Canada: 2706876; European Patent
MANAGEMENT IN A managed by determination and application of an adaptive path SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; Convention: EP2218276; India: 3235/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5275363; Republic of Korea: 10-1180603; Russian
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION loss adjustment. A method, apparatus and medium of Federation: 2454834; Taiwan: I393458
SYSTEM USING ADAPTIVE communication determine a level of excess received interference
PATH LOSS ADJUSTMENT based at least in part on out-of-cell interference (Ioc). The path
loss is adjusted by an additional path loss on an uplink signal
when the level of excess received interference exceeds an
interference target that would cause a Rise-over-Thermal (RoT)
metric to exceed stable communication.

CN101926194 INTERFERENCE Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 9072102; China P.R.: CN101926194; Brazil: PI0820284-2; Canada: 2706876; European Patent
MANAGEMENT IN A managed by determination and application of an adaptive path SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; Convention: EP2218276; India: 3235/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5275363; Republic of Korea: 10-1180603; Russian
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION loss adjustment. A method, apparatus and medium of Federation: 2454834; Taiwan: I393458
SYSTEM USING ADAPTIVE communication determine a level of excess received interference
PATH LOSS ADJUSTMENT based at least in part on out-of-cell interference (Ioc). The path
loss is adjusted by an additional path loss on an uplink signal
when the level of excess received interference exceeds an
interference target that would cause a Rise-over-Thermal (RoT)
metric to exceed stable communication.

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8867456 Interface management in Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8867456; United States: 20140376520; China P.R.: ZL200880125665.8; Australia: 2008329809;
wireless communication managed by hybrid time reuse. A method, apparatus amend SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0820283-4; Canada: 2706877; European Patent Convention: EP2218274; Hong Kong: HK1152442; India:
system using hybrid time medium of communication determines one or more time reuse 3236/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 050.3246A; Israel: 205995; Japan: 5199384; Malaysia: MY-153838-A; Malaysia: PI
reuse patterns of respective one or more unplanned access points. A 2015000783; Mexico: 302700; Philippines: 1-2010-501220; Republic of Korea: 10-1180614; Russian Federation:
second time reuse pattern that is less interfering with the one or 2450483; Singapore: 161672; Taiwan: I388227; Vietnam: 13472
more time reuse patterns is selected. Signals are transmitted
according to the second time reuse pattern from a second
unplanned access point to an associated access terminal.

20140376520 Interface management in Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8867456; United States: 20140376520; China P.R.: ZL200880125665.8; Australia: 2008329809;
wireless communication managed by hybrid time reuse. A method, apparatus amend SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0820283-4; Canada: 2706877; European Patent Convention: EP2218274; Hong Kong: HK1152442; India:
system using hybrid time medium of communication determines one or more time reuse 3236/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 050.3246A; Israel: 205995; Japan: 5199384; Malaysia: MY-153838-A; Malaysia: PI
reuse patterns of respective one or more unplanned access points. A 2015000783; Mexico: 302700; Philippines: 1-2010-501220; Republic of Korea: 10-1180614; Russian Federation:
second time reuse pattern that is less interfering with the one or 2450483; Singapore: 161672; Taiwan: I388227; Vietnam: 13472
more time reuse patterns is selected. Signals are transmitted
according to the second time reuse pattern from a second
unplanned access point to an associated access terminal.

ZL200880125665.8 Interface management in Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; United States: 8867456; United States: 20140376520; China P.R.: ZL200880125665.8; Australia: 2008329809;
wireless communication managed by hybrid time reuse. A method, apparatus amend SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; Brazil: PI0820283-4; Canada: 2706877; European Patent Convention: EP2218274; Hong Kong: HK1152442; India:
system using hybrid time medium of communication determines one or more time reuse 3236/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 050.3246A; Israel: 205995; Japan: 5199384; Malaysia: MY-153838-A; Malaysia: PI
reuse patterns of respective one or more unplanned access points. A 2015000783; Mexico: 302700; Philippines: 1-2010-501220; Republic of Korea: 10-1180614; Russian Federation:
second time reuse pattern that is less interfering with the one or 2450483; Singapore: 161672; Taiwan: I388227; Vietnam: 13472
more time reuse patterns is selected. Signals are transmitted
according to the second time reuse pattern from a second
unplanned access point to an associated access terminal.

Interference that occurs during wireless communication may be


managed by hybrid time reuse. A method, apparatus amend
medium of communication determines one or more time reuse
patterns of respective one or more unplanned access points. A
second time reuse pattern that is less interfering with the one or
more time reuse patterns is selected. Signals are transmitted
according to the second time reuse pattern from a second
unplanned access point to an associated access terminal.

8611305 Interference cancellation for Techniques for improving the capacity of a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8611305; United States: 9055545; China P.R.: CN102823175; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications communications system using interference cancellation (IC). In EP2481178; European Patent Convention: EP2493253; India: 869/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5456165; Republic of
an early decoding and IC aspect, a frame transmitted from a user Korea: 10-1446848; Republic of Korea: 10-1446886
to a base station may be decoded prior to the entire frame being
received by the base station. The remaining portion of the frame
may then be re-constructed at the base station prior to its
reception, and cancelled from the receive signal to reduce the
interference to frames received from other users. In a power
control aspect for early decoding and IC, the power control target
level at a local base station may be adjusted in response to
successfully early decoding a frame, without affecting the overall
outer loop power control operation. Further aspects include late
decoding techniques for utilizing the IC of other users signals to
improve the probability of decoding a given user s frames, as well
as techniques for traffic channel demodulation using channel re-
estimation.

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9055545 Interference cancellation for Techniques for improving the capacity of a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8611305; United States: 9055545; China P.R.: CN102823175; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications communications system using interference cancellation (IC). In EP2481178; European Patent Convention: EP2493253; India: 869/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5456165; Republic of
an early decoding and IC aspect, a frame transmitted from a user Korea: 10-1446848; Republic of Korea: 10-1446886
to a base station may be decoded prior to the entire frame being
received by the base station. The remaining portion of the frame
may then be re-constructed at the base station prior to its
reception, and cancelled from the receive signal to reduce the
interference to frames received from other users. In a power
control aspect for early decoding and IC, the power control target
level at a local base station may be adjusted in response to
successfully early decoding a frame, without affecting the overall
outer loop power control operation. Further aspects include late
decoding techniques for utilizing the IC of other users signals to
improve the probability of decoding a given user s frames, as well
as techniques for traffic channel demodulation using channel re-
estimation.

CN102823175 Interference cancellation for Techniques for improving the capacity of a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8611305; United States: 9055545; China P.R.: CN102823175; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications communications system using interference cancellation (IC). In EP2481178; European Patent Convention: EP2493253; India: 869/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5456165; Republic of
an early decoding and IC aspect, a frame transmitted from a user Korea: 10-1446848; Republic of Korea: 10-1446886
to a base station may be decoded prior to the entire frame being
received by the base station. The remaining portion of the frame
may then be re-constructed at the base station prior to its
reception, and cancelled from the receive signal to reduce the
interference to frames received from other users. In a power
control aspect for early decoding and IC, the power control target
level at a local base station may be adjusted in response to
successfully early decoding a frame, without affecting the overall
outer loop power control operation. Further aspects include late
decoding techniques for utilizing the IC of other users signals to
improve the probability of decoding a given user s frames, as well
as techniques for traffic channel demodulation using channel re-
estimation.

8594252 Interference cancellation for Techniques for improving the capacity of a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8594252; China P.R.: ZL201080050723.2; European Patent Convention: EP2481161; India:
wireless communications communications system using interference cancellation (IC). In 870/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5568638; Republic of Korea: 10-1366909
an early decoding and IC aspect, a frame transmitted from a user
to a base station may be decoded prior to the entire frame being
received by the base station. The remaining portion of the frame
may then be re-constructed at the base station prior to its
reception, and cancelled from the receive signal to reduce the
interference to frames received from other users. In a power
control aspect for early decoding and IC, the power control target
level at a local base station may be adjusted in response to
successfully early decoding a frame, without affecting the overall
outer loop power control operation. Further aspects include late
decoding techniques for utilizing the IC of other users signals to
improve the probability of decoding a given user s frames, as well
as techniques for traffic channel demodulation using channel re-
estimation.

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ZL201080050723.2 Interference cancellation for Techniques for improving the capacity of a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8594252; China P.R.: ZL201080050723.2; European Patent Convention: EP2481161; India:
wireless communications communications system using interference cancellation (IC). In 870/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5568638; Republic of Korea: 10-1366909
an early decoding and IC aspect, a frame transmitted from a user
to a base station may be decoded prior to the entire frame being
received by the base station. The remaining portion of the frame
may then be re-constructed at the base station prior to its
reception, and cancelled from the receive signal to reduce the
interference to frames received from other users. In a power
control aspect for early decoding and IC, the power control target
level at a local base station may be adjusted in response to
successfully early decoding a frame, without affecting the overall
outer loop power control operation. Further aspects include late
decoding techniques for utilizing the IC of other users signals to
improve the probability of decoding a given user s frames, as well
as techniques for traffic channel demodulation using channel re-
estimation.

8145164 METHODS AND APPARATUS A method for handling a signaling message that specifies SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8145164; United States: 8781425; China P.R.: ZL200980103803.7; China P.R.: ZL201210140893.0;
FOR HANDLING A SIGNALING transmission rate restrictions may include operating in a first Australia: 2009219450; Australia: 2012201825; Brazil: PI0907995-5; Brazil: BR1220120216372; Canada: 2713646;
MESSAGE THE RELATES TO state. The method may also include receiving the signaling European Patent Convention: EP2263410; European Patent Convention: EP2477446; Hong Kong: HK1174473;
TRANSMISSION RATE message from a network. The signaling message may include an Hong Kong: HK1150107; India: 4806/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0031123; Israel: 207228; Japan: 5180324; Japan:
RESTRICTIONS activation time, the transmission rate restrictions and the control 5678002; Malaysia: MY-152768-A; Mexico: 299209; Mexico: 312201; Philippines: 1-2010-501747; Republic of
duration. The method may also include receiving a state Korea: 10-1107353; Russian Federation: 2462837; Singapore: 163706; Taiwan: I430675; Taiwan: I468035; Ukraine:
transition trigger to operate in a second state. The method may 98848; Vietnam: 1-2010-02558
also include determining the user equipment's behavior regarding
the transmission rate restrictions upon receiving the state
transition trigger.

8781425 Methods and apparatus for A method for handling a signaling message that specifies SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8145164; United States: 8781425; China P.R.: ZL200980103803.7; China P.R.: ZL201210140893.0;
handling a signaling message transmission rate restrictions may include operating in a first Australia: 2009219450; Australia: 2012201825; Brazil: PI0907995-5; Brazil: BR1220120216372; Canada: 2713646;
that relates to transmission state. The method may also include receiving the signaling European Patent Convention: EP2263410; European Patent Convention: EP2477446; Hong Kong: HK1174473;
rate restrictions message from a network. The signaling message may include an Hong Kong: HK1150107; India: 4806/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0031123; Israel: 207228; Japan: 5180324; Japan:
activation time, the transmission rate restrictions and the control 5678002; Malaysia: MY-152768-A; Mexico: 299209; Mexico: 312201; Philippines: 1-2010-501747; Republic of
duration. The method may also include receiving a state Korea: 10-1107353; Russian Federation: 2462837; Singapore: 163706; Taiwan: I430675; Taiwan: I468035; Ukraine:
transition trigger to operate in a second state. The method may 98848; Vietnam: 1-2010-02558
also include determining the user equipment's behavior regarding
the transmission rate restrictions upon receiving the state
transition trigger.

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ZL200980103803.7 Methods and apparatus for A method for handling a signaling message that specifies SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8145164; United States: 8781425; China P.R.: ZL200980103803.7; China P.R.: ZL201210140893.0;
handling a signaling message transmission rate restrictions may include operating in a first Australia: 2009219450; Australia: 2012201825; Brazil: PI0907995-5; Brazil: BR1220120216372; Canada: 2713646;
that relates to transmission state. The method may also include receiving the signaling European Patent Convention: EP2263410; European Patent Convention: EP2477446; Hong Kong: HK1174473;
rate restrictions message from a network. The signaling message may include an Hong Kong: HK1150107; India: 4806/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0031123; Israel: 207228; Japan: 5180324; Japan:
activation time, the transmission rate restrictions and the control 5678002; Malaysia: MY-152768-A; Mexico: 299209; Mexico: 312201; Philippines: 1-2010-501747; Republic of
duration. The method may also include receiving a state Korea: 10-1107353; Russian Federation: 2462837; Singapore: 163706; Taiwan: I430675; Taiwan: I468035; Ukraine:
transition trigger to operate in a second state. The method may 98848; Vietnam: 1-2010-02558
also include determining the user equipment's behavior regarding
the transmission rate restrictions upon receiving the state
transition trigger.

A method for handling a signaling message that specifies


transmission rate restrictions may include operating in a first
state. The signaling message may include an activation time, the
transmission rate restrictions and the control duration. The
method may also include receiving a state transition trigger to
operate in a second state. The method may also include receiving
a second state of state transition. The method may also include
determining the user equipment's behavior regarding the
transmission rate restrictions upon receiving the state transition
trigger.

ZL201210140893.0 Methods and apparatus for A method for handling a signaling message that specifies SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8145164; United States: 8781425; China P.R.: ZL200980103803.7; China P.R.: ZL201210140893.0;
handling a signaling message transmission rate restrictions may include operating in a first Australia: 2009219450; Australia: 2012201825; Brazil: PI0907995-5; Brazil: BR1220120216372; Canada: 2713646;
that relates to transmission state. The signaling message may include an activation time, the European Patent Convention: EP2263410; European Patent Convention: EP2477446; Hong Kong: HK1174473;
rate restriction transmission rate restrictions and the control duration. The Hong Kong: HK1150107; India: 4806/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0031123; Israel: 207228; Japan: 5180324; Japan:
method may also include receiving a state transition trigger to 5678002; Malaysia: MY-152768-A; Mexico: 299209; Mexico: 312201; Philippines: 1-2010-501747; Republic of
operate in a second state. The method also can comprise Korea: 10-1107353; Russian Federation: 2462837; Singapore: 163706; Taiwan: I430675; Taiwan: I468035; Ukraine:
receiving at the second state under the working state transfer 98848; Vietnam: 1-2010-02558
trigger. The method may also include determining the user
equipment's behavior regarding the transmission rate restrictions
upon receiving the state transition trigger.

8149773 Resource allocation for Techniques for supporting UE operation with enhanced uplink are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8149773; United States: 8605675; China P.R.: ZL200880123874.9; Austria: EP2245899; Belgium:
enhanced uplink using an described. A UE may select a first signature from a first set of EP2245899; Brazil: PI0822120-0; Canada: 2709522; Denmark: EP2245899; European Patent Convention:
acquisition indicator channel signatures available for random access for enhanced uplink, EP2846598; Finland: EP2245899; France: EP2245899; Germany: EP2245899; Great Britain: EP2245899; Greece:
generate an access preamble based on the first signature, and EP2245899; Hong Kong: HK1151932; Hungary: EP2245899; India: 2921/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2245899; Italy:
send the access preamble for random access while operating in EP2245899; Japan: 5149395; Netherlands: EP2245899; Norway: EP2245899; Poland: EP2245899; Portugal:
an inactive state. The UE may receive an acquisition indicator (AI) EP2245899; Republic of Korea: 10-1254058; Romania: EP2245899; Russian Federation: 2462839; Spain:
for the first signature on an acquisition indicator channel (AICH) EP2245899; Sweden: EP2245899; Switzerland: EP2245899; Taiwan: I383699
from a Node B. The UE may use a default enhanced dedicated
channel (E-DCH) resource configuration for the first signature if
the AI has a first predetermined value. The UE may determine an
E-DCH resource configuration allocated to the UE based on an
extended acquisition indicator (EAI) and a second signature if the
AI has a second predetermined value. In any case, the UE may
send data to the Node B using the allocated E-DCH resource
configuration.

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8605675 Resource allocation for Techniques for supporting UE operation with enhanced uplink are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8149773; United States: 8605675; China P.R.: ZL200880123874.9; Austria: EP2245899; Belgium:
enhanced uplink using an described. A UE may select a first signature from a first set of EP2245899; Brazil: PI0822120-0; Canada: 2709522; Denmark: EP2245899; European Patent Convention:
acquisition indicator channel signatures available for random access for enhanced uplink, EP2846598; Finland: EP2245899; France: EP2245899; Germany: EP2245899; Great Britain: EP2245899; Greece:
generate an access preamble based on the first signature, and EP2245899; Hong Kong: HK1151932; Hungary: EP2245899; India: 2921/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2245899; Italy:
send the access preamble for random access while operating in EP2245899; Japan: 5149395; Netherlands: EP2245899; Norway: EP2245899; Poland: EP2245899; Portugal:
an inactive state. The UE may receive an acquisition indicator (AI) EP2245899; Republic of Korea: 10-1254058; Romania: EP2245899; Russian Federation: 2462839; Spain:
for the first signature on an acquisition indicator channel (AICH) EP2245899; Sweden: EP2245899; Switzerland: EP2245899; Taiwan: I383699
from a Node B. The UE may use a default enhanced dedicated
channel (E-DCH) resource configuration for the first signature if
the AI has a first predetermined value. The UE may determine an
E-DCH resource configuration allocated to the UE based on an
extended acquisition indicator (EAI) and a second signature if the
AI has a second predetermined value. In any case, the UE may
send data to the Node B using the allocated E-DCH resource
configuration.

ZL200880123874.9 Resource allocation for Techniques for supporting UE operation with enhanced uplink are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8149773; United States: 8605675; China P.R.: ZL200880123874.9; Austria: EP2245899; Belgium:
enhanced uplink using an described. A UE may select a first signature from a first set of EP2245899; Brazil: PI0822120-0; Canada: 2709522; Denmark: EP2245899; European Patent Convention:
acquisition indicator channel signatures available for random access for enhanced uplink, EP2846598; Finland: EP2245899; France: EP2245899; Germany: EP2245899; Great Britain: EP2245899; Greece:
generate an access preamble based on the first signature, and EP2245899; Hong Kong: HK1151932; Hungary: EP2245899; India: 2921/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2245899; Italy:
send the access preamble for random access while operating in EP2245899; Japan: 5149395; Netherlands: EP2245899; Norway: EP2245899; Poland: EP2245899; Portugal:
an inactive state. The UE may receive an acquisition indicator (AI) EP2245899; Republic of Korea: 10-1254058; Romania: EP2245899; Russian Federation: 2462839; Spain:
for the first signature on an acquisition indicator channel (AICH) EP2245899; Sweden: EP2245899; Switzerland: EP2245899; Taiwan: I383699
from a Node B. The UE may use a default enhanced dedicated
channel (E-DCH) resource configuration for the first signature if
the AI has a first predetermined value. The UE may determine an
E-DCH resource configuration allocated to the UE based on an
extended acquisition indicator (EAI) and a second signature if the
AI has a second predetermined value. In any case, the UE may
send data to the Node B using the allocated E-DCH resource
configuration.

CN101911812 Resource allocation for Techniques for supporting operation with enhanced uplink are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; China P.R.: CN101911812; Brazil: PI0821916-8; Canada: 2706312; European Patent Convention: EP2245898; Hong
enhanced uplink using a described. A user equipment (UE) may select a signature from a Kong: HK1151933; India: 2987/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5639205; Republic of Korea: 10-1213183; Russian Federation:
shared control channel set of signatures available for random access for enhanced uplink, 2465744; Taiwan: I378735
generate an access preamble based on the selected signature,
and send the access preamble for random access while operating
in an inactive state. The UE may receive allocated resources (e.g.,
for an E-DCH) for the UE from a shared control channel (e.g., an
HS-SCCH). In one design, the UE may determine a pre-assigned
UE identity (ID) associated with the selected signature, de-mask
received symbols for the shared control channel based on the pre-
assigned UE ID, decode the demasked symbols to obtain a
codeword, and determine the allocated resources based on the
codeword. The UE may send data to a Node B using the allocated
resources while remaining in the inactive state.

8780704 Shared resource allocation A base station can employ a shared resource, such as a control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8780704; China P.R.: ZL200980101917.8; Australia: 2009203958; Austria: EP2229800; Belgium:
channel, for communication with a mobile device. The mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2229800; Brazil: PI0906773-6; Canada: 2706314; Canada: 2881059; Denmark: EP2229800; Finland: EP2229800;
device can be granted the exclusive access to the shared resource France: EP2229800; Germany: EP2229800; Great Britain: EP2229800; Greece: EP2229800; Hong Kong: HK1151672;
for a limited time. The exclusive access can be such that there is Hungary: EP2229800; India: 2916/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Ireland: EP2229800; Israel: 205653; Italy:
not a limit in message size that can be transferred across the EP2229800; Japan: 5529228; Malaysia: MY-154736-A; Mexico: 296821; Netherlands: EP2229800; Norway:
shared resource. To improve operation, the exclusive grant can EP2229800; Philippines: 1-2010-501240; Poland: EP2229800; Portugal: EP2229800; Republic of Korea: 10-1215471;
be applied until it is determined that appropriate packets are Romania: EP2229800; Russian Federation: 2474086; Singapore: 161988; Spain: EP2229800; Sweden: EP2229800;
transferred. Switzerland: EP2229800; Taiwan: I445416; Ukraine: 97575; Vietnam: 1-2010-01926

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ZL200980101917.8 Shared resource allocation A base station can employ a shared resource, such as a control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8780704; China P.R.: ZL200980101917.8; Australia: 2009203958; Austria: EP2229800; Belgium:
channel, for communication with a mobile device. The mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; EP2229800; Brazil: PI0906773-6; Canada: 2706314; Canada: 2881059; Denmark: EP2229800; Finland: EP2229800;
device can be granted the exclusive access to the shared resource France: EP2229800; Germany: EP2229800; Great Britain: EP2229800; Greece: EP2229800; Hong Kong: HK1151672;
for a limited time. The exclusive access can be such that there is Hungary: EP2229800; India: 2916/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Ireland: EP2229800; Israel: 205653; Italy:
not a limit in message size that can be transferred across the EP2229800; Japan: 5529228; Malaysia: MY-154736-A; Mexico: 296821; Netherlands: EP2229800; Norway:
shared resource. To improve operation, the exclusive grant can EP2229800; Philippines: 1-2010-501240; Poland: EP2229800; Portugal: EP2229800; Republic of Korea: 10-1215471;
be applied until it is determined that appropriate packets are Romania: EP2229800; Russian Federation: 2474086; Singapore: 161988; Spain: EP2229800; Sweden: EP2229800;
transferred. Switzerland: EP2229800; Taiwan: I445416; Ukraine: 97575; Vietnam: 1-2010-01926

8565146 Method and apparatus for Techniques for supporting data transmission on multiple carriers SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8565146; China P.R.: CN101971549; Brazil: PI0907904-1; Canada: 2714446; European Patent
supporting data transmission in a wireless communication system are described. A user Convention: EP2255485; India: 4793/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5524088; Mexico: 302189; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-
in a multi-carrier equipment (UE) may determine available transmit power for data 0005306; Russian Federation: 2474089; Taiwan: I386090; Ukraine: 99757
communication system transmission on multiple carriers. The UE may distribute the
available transmit power to multiple carriers (e.g., using uniform
power distribution, greedy filling, water filling, etc.) to obtain
allocated transmit power for data for each carrier. The UE may
send at least one resource request with information indicative of
the allocated transmit power for each of the multiple carriers to a
Node B. The UE may receive at least one resource grant with
information indicative of granted transmit power for each of at
least one carrier, which may be all or a subset of the multiple
carriers. The UE may send data on the at least one carrier and
may limit its transmit power for each carrier to the granted
transmit power for that carrier.

CN101971549 Method and apparatus for Techniques for supporting data transmission on multiple carriers SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8565146; China P.R.: CN101971549; Brazil: PI0907904-1; Canada: 2714446; European Patent
supporting data transmission in a wireless communication system are described, A user Convention: EP2255485; India: 4793/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5524088; Mexico: 302189; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-
in a multi-carrier equipment (UE) may determine available transmit power for data 0005306; Russian Federation: 2474089; Taiwan: I386090; Ukraine: 99757
communication system transmission on multiple carriers. The UE may distribute the
available transmit power Lo multiple carriers (e.g., using uniform
power distribution, greedy filling, water filling, etc.) to obtain
allocated transmit power for data for each carrier. The UE may
send at least one resource request with information indicative of
the allocated transmit power for each of the multiple carriers to a
Node B. The UE may receive at least one resource grant with
information indicative of granted transmit power for each of at
least one carrier, which may be all or a subset of the multiple
carriers. The UE may send data on the at least one carrier and
may limit its transmit power for each carrier to the granted
transmit power for that carrier.

Techniques for supporting data transmission on multiple carriers


in a wireless communication system are described. User
equipment (UE) may determine available transmit power for data
transmission on multiple carriers. The UE may distribute the
available transmit power Lo multiple carriers (e.g., using uniform
power distribution, greedy filling, water filling, etc.) to obtain
allocated transmit power for data for each carrier. The UE may
send at least one resource request with information indicative of
the allocated transmit power for each of the multiple carriers to a
Node B. The UE may receive at least one resource grant with
information indicative of granted transmit power for each of at

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8472967 Allocating transmit power Allocating transmit power among two or more carriers assigned SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8472967; China P.R.: ZL200980103872.8; European Patent Convention: EP2245888; India:
among two or more carriers to a wireless communication device is disclosed. In one aspect, a 4126/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5129348; Republic of Korea: 10-1352988
assigned to a wireless method of allocating transmit power includes determining a total
communication device amount of data transmit power available at the wireless
communication device for data transmission over the carriers. An
efficiency metric is determined for each carrier based on the
carrier's transmission characteristics and a portion of the total
data transmit power is allocated to each carrier based on each
carrier's efficiency metric.

ZL200980103872.8 Allocating transmit power Allocating transmit power among two or more carriers assigned SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8472967; China P.R.: ZL200980103872.8; European Patent Convention: EP2245888; India:
among two or more carriers to a wireless communication device is disclosed. In one aspect, a 4126/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5129348; Republic of Korea: 10-1352988
assigned to a wireless method of allocating transmit power includes determining a total
communication device amount of data transmit power available at the wireless
communication device for data transmission over the carriers. An
efficiency metric is determined for each carrier based on the
carrier's transmission characteristics and a portion of the total
data transmit power is allocated to each carrier based on each
carrier's efficiency metric.

The invention claims a method of allocating transmit power


among two or more carriers assigned to a wireless
communication device. In a solution in a, transmission power of a
method include: determining the said wireless communication
device at a total amount of data transmit power used for data
transmission of a carrier of a. Each based on a carrier of a
characteristic determining the carrier of efficiency metric, and
based on each carrier of a efficiency metric to one part per a
carrier a total transmission power of data.

8155020 Policy control and charging Techniques for supporting policy control and charging (PCC) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8155020; China P.R.: ZL200980102161.9; Australia: 2009205489; Brazil: PI0907178-4; Canada:
(PCC) rules based on mobility functions in a wireless communication network are described. In SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; 2710887; European Patent Convention: EP2238712; Hong Kong: HK1151656; India: 4029/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
protocol one design, a Policy Control and Charging Rules Function (PCRF) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.212; IDP0031089; Israel: 206651; Japan: 5102369; Malaysia: PI 2010003050; Mexico: 301014; Philippines: 1-2010-
may receive a request from a first network entity (e.g., a home 501493; Republic of Korea: 10-1436511; Russian Federation: 2484606; Singapore: 162951; Taiwan: I472260;
agent) to establish a PCC session for a user equipment (UE) Ukraine: 99324; Vietnam: 12123
accessing the first network entity using a mobility protocol (e.g.,
Mobile IP). The PCRF may determine the mobility protocol used
by the UE based on an IP-CAN Type parameter included in the
request. The PCRF may determine PCC rules for the PCC session
based on the mobility protocol and may send the PCC rules to the
first network entity. The first network entity may apply the PCC
rules on packets for the PCC session and may count each packet
for charging. A second network entity may forward the packets
but would not count these packets for charging.

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ZL200980102161.9 Policy control and charging Techniques for supporting policy control and charging (PCC) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8155020; China P.R.: ZL200980102161.9; Australia: 2009205489; Brazil: PI0907178-4; Canada:
(PCC) rules based on mobility functions in a wireless communication network are described. In SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; 2710887; European Patent Convention: EP2238712; Hong Kong: HK1151656; India: 4029/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
protocol one design, a Policy Control and Charging Rules Function (PCRF) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.212; IDP0031089; Israel: 206651; Japan: 5102369; Malaysia: PI 2010003050; Mexico: 301014; Philippines: 1-2010-
may receive a request from a first network entity (e.g., a home 501493; Republic of Korea: 10-1436511; Russian Federation: 2484606; Singapore: 162951; Taiwan: I472260;
agent) to establish a PCC session for a user equipment (UE) Ukraine: 99324; Vietnam: 12123
accessing the first network entity using a mobility protocol (e.g.,
Mobile IP). The PCRF may determine the mobility protocol used
by the UE based on an IP-CAN Type parameter included in the
request. The PCRF may determine PCC rules for the PCC session
based on the mobility protocol and may send the PCC rules to the
first network entity. The first network entity may apply the PCC
rules on packets for the PCC session and may count each packet
for charging. A second network entity may forward the packets
but would not count these packets for charging.

20090180470 Efficient interworking Techniques for signaling a packet size limitation of a circuit- SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 20090180470; China P.R.: CN101911649; Australia: 2009205423; Brazil: PI0907177-6; Canada:
between circuit-switched switched terminal to a packet-switched terminal during a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 29.163; 2710320; European Patent Convention: EP2253117; Hong Kong: HK1148397; India: 1323/MUMNP/2010;
and packet-switched multimedia session such as a multimedia telephony session. In Indonesia: IDP000035294; Israel: 206701; Japan: 5108115; Japan: 5746112; Malaysia: PI 2010002944; Mexico:
multimedia services one aspect, an interworking node obtains information from the 307955; Philippines: 1-2010-501506; Republic of Korea: 10-1208382; Russian Federation: 2507701; Singapore:
circuit-switched terminal during call setup, and signals to a packet- 162921; Taiwan: 200947977; Ukraine: 101009; Vietnam: 1-2010-01928
switched terminal that another end of the telephony session is a
circuit-switched terminal. In a further aspect, the interworking
node signals to the packet-switched terminal a maximum packet
size limitation negotiated with the circuit-switched terminal.
Further techniques for the packet-switched terminal to
accommodate the maximum negotiated packet size to minimize
data reformatting by the interworking node are described

CN101911649 Efficient interworking Techniques for signaling a packet size limitation of a circuit- SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 20090180470; China P.R.: CN101911649; Australia: 2009205423; Brazil: PI0907177-6; Canada:
between circuit-switched switched terminal to a packet-switched terminal during a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 29.163; 2710320; European Patent Convention: EP2253117; Hong Kong: HK1148397; India: 1323/MUMNP/2010;
and packet-switched multimedia session such as a multimedia telephony session. In Indonesia: IDP000035294; Israel: 206701; Japan: 5108115; Japan: 5746112; Malaysia: PI 2010002944; Mexico:
multimedia services defining one aspect, an interworking node obtains information from the 307955; Philippines: 1-2010-501506; Republic of Korea: 10-1208382; Russian Federation: 2507701; Singapore:
a maximum packet size circuit-switched terminal during call setup, and signals to a packet- 162921; Taiwan: 200947977; Ukraine: 101009; Vietnam: 1-2010-01928
attribute switched terminal that another end of the telephony session is a
circuit-switched terminal. In a further aspect, the interworking
node signals to the packet-switched terminal a maximum packet
size limitation negotiated with the circuit-switched terminal.
Further techniques for the packet-switched terminal to
accommodate the maximum negotiated packet size to minimize
data reformatting by the interworking node are described

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20090238116 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatuses for facilitating switching HSPA (high SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090238116; United States: 9100890; China P.R.: CN101978731; European Patent Convention:
media access control -based speed packet access) serving cells from each of an RNC (radio EP2281409; India: 6051/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5231626; Republic of Korea: 10-1174217; Republic of Korea: 10-
fast cell switching for high- network controller), base station, and access terminal are 1200483; Russian Federation: 2476013; Taiwan: I407807; Ukraine: 96100
speed packet access provided. The RNC pre-configures an access terminal and each
base station in an active set for HS-DSCH operation by providing
identification codes identifying each of the base stations. The RNC
transmits data packets tagged with sequence numbers to each
base station where they are synchronously buffered. The access
terminal initiates a handover by transmitting a PDU (protocol
data unit) to each of the base stations. The PDU is encoded with
the identification code of a target base station and a sequence
number of a subsequent packet. The target receives the PDU and
directly completes the handover with the access terminal.

9100890 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatuses for facilitating switching HSPA (high SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090238116; United States: 9100890; China P.R.: CN101978731; European Patent Convention:
media access control -based speed packet access) serving cells from each of an RNC (radio EP2281409; India: 6051/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5231626; Republic of Korea: 10-1174217; Republic of Korea: 10-
fast cell switching for high- network controller), base station, and access terminal are 1200483; Russian Federation: 2476013; Taiwan: I407807; Ukraine: 96100
speed packet access provided. The RNC pre-configures an access terminal and each
base station in an active set for HS-DSCH operation by providing
identification codes identifying each of the base stations. The RNC
transmits data packets tagged with sequence numbers to each
base station where they are synchronously buffered. The access
terminal initiates a handover by transmitting a PDU (protocol
data unit) to each of the base stations. The PDU is encoded with
the identification code of a target base station and a sequence
number of a subsequent packet. The target receives the PDU and
directly completes the handover with the access terminal.

CN101978731 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatuses for facilitating switching HSPA (high SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090238116; United States: 9100890; China P.R.: CN101978731; European Patent Convention:
media access control-based speed packet access) serving cells from each of an RNC (radio EP2281409; India: 6051/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5231626; Republic of Korea: 10-1174217; Republic of Korea: 10-
fast cell switching for high- network controller), base station, and access terminal are 1200483; Russian Federation: 2476013; Taiwan: I407807; Ukraine: 96100
speed packet access provided. The RNC pre-configures an access terminal and each
base station in an active set for HS-DSCH operation by providing
identification codes identifying each of the base stations. The RNC
transmits data packets tagged with sequence numbers to each
base station where they are synchronously buffered. The access
terminal initiates a handover by transmitting a PDU (protocol
data unit) to each of the base stations. The PDU is encoded with
the identification code of a target base station and a sequence
number of a subsequent packet. The target receives the PDU and
directly completes the handover with the access terminal.

Methods and apparatuses for facilitating switching HSPA (high


speed packet access) serving cells from each of an RNC (radio
network controller), base station, and access terminal are
provided. The RNC pre-configures an access terminal and each
base station in an active set for HS-DSCH operation by providing
identification codes identifying each of the base stations. The RNC
transmits data packets tagged with sequence numbers to each
base station where they are synchronously buffered. The access
terminal initiates a handover by transmitting a PDU (protocol
data unit) to each of the base stations. The PDU is encoded with
the identification code of a target base station and a sequence
number of a subsequent packet. The target receives the PDU and
directly completes the handover with the access terminal.

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20090197588 Backhaul signaling for Providing for interference reduction and/or avoidance utilizing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090197588; China P.R.: CN101933369; Germany: EP2238779; Great Britain: EP2238779; India:
interference avoidance backhaul signaling between wireless access points (APs) of a 4258/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5362746; Republic of Korea: 10-1277138
wireless access network (AN) is described herein. By way of
example, an interference avoidance request (IAR) can be issued
by an AP to reduce signal interference on forward link (FL) and/or
downlink (DL) transmissions by neighboring APs. The IAR can be
routed via a backhaul network and/or over-the-air via access
terminals (ATs) coupled with the AP or one or more interfering
APs. Upon receiving the IAR, an interfering AP can determine
reduced transmit power levels for FL and/or RL transmissions and
respond to the IAR. The response can include reduced power
levels and can be sent via the backhaul network or OTA. By
employing the backhaul network in full or in part, interference
avoidance can be conducted even for semi-planned or unplanned
heterogeneous networks coupled by the backhaul.

CN101933369 Backhaul signaling for Providing for interference reduction and/or avoidance utilizing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090197588; China P.R.: CN101933369; Germany: EP2238779; Great Britain: EP2238779; India:
interference avoidance backhaul signaling between wireless access points (APs) of a 4258/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5362746; Republic of Korea: 10-1277138
wireless access network (AN) is described herein. By way of
example, an interference avoidance request (IAR) can be issued
by an AP to reduce signal interference on forward link (FL) and/or
downlink (DL) transmissions by neighboring APs. The IAR can be
routed via a backhaul network and/or over-the-air via access
terminals (ATs) coupled with the AP or one or more interfering
APs. Upon receiving the IAR, an interfering AP can determine
reduced transmit power levels for FL and/or RL transmissions and
respond to the IAR. The response can include reduced power
levels and can be sent via the backhaul network or OTA. By
employing the backhaul network in full or in part, interference
avoidance can be conducted even for semi-planned or unplanned
heterogeneous networks coupled by the backhaul.

Providing for interference reduction and/or avoidance utilizing


backhaul signalling between wireless access points (APs) of a
wireless access network (AN) is described herein. By way of
example, an interference avoidance request (IAR) can be reused
by an AP to reduce signal interference on forward link (FL) and/or
downlink (DL) transmissions by neighbouring APs. The IAR can be
routed via a backhaul network and/or over-the-air via access
terminals (ATs) coupled with the AP or one or more interfering
APs. Upon receiving the IAR, an interfering AP can determine
reduced transmit power levels for FL and/or RL transmissions and
respond to the IAR. The response can include reduced power

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8855007 Configuring an identifier for An access point is configured based on acquired information. An SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 32.816; United States: 8855007; China P.R.: ZL200880124904.8; Australia: 2008326520; Brazil: PI0820620-1; Canada:
an access point access point may be configured based on the configuration(s) of SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.500; 2706134; European Patent Convention: EP2223552; Hong Kong: HK1151667; India: 3091/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
at least one other access point. An identifier to be transmitted by SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.762; IDP0030706; Japan: 5059945; Japan: 2012-235525; Japan: 2015-062303; Mexico: 300106; Republic of Korea: 10-
an access point may be selected based on the identifier(s) 1180983; Russian Federation: 2456770; Singapore: 161977; Taiwan: I400967
transmitted by at least one other access point. An access point
may configure itself with assistance from a configuration server.
For example, the access point may send information such as the
location of the access point to a configuration server and the
configuration server may respond with a list of neighboring
access points for that access point. A configuration server may
provide configuration information to an access point based on the
location of the access point. A configuration server also may
direct an access point to a different configuration server.

ZL200880124904.8 Configuring an identifier for An access point is configured based on acquired information. An SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TR 32.816; United States: 8855007; China P.R.: ZL200880124904.8; Australia: 2008326520; Brazil: PI0820620-1; Canada:
an access point of a FEMTO access point may be configured based on the configuration(s) of SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.500; 2706134; European Patent Convention: EP2223552; Hong Kong: HK1151667; India: 3091/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
cell at least one other access point. An identifier to be transmitted by SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.762; IDP0030706; Japan: 5059945; Japan: 2012-235525; Japan: 2015-062303; Mexico: 300106; Republic of Korea: 10-
an access point may be selected based on the identifier(s) 1180983; Russian Federation: 2456770; Singapore: 161977; Taiwan: I400967
transmitted by at least one other access point. An access point
may configure itself with assistance from a configuration server.
For example, the access point may send information such as the
location of the access point to a configuration server and the
configuration server may respond with a list of neighboring
access points for that access point. A configuration server may
provide configuration information to an access point based on the
location of the access point. A configuration server also may
direct an access point to a different configuration server.

Based on obtained information configuration access point. Can be


arranged based on the at least one other access point for
configuration of access point. Can be based on at least one of the
other access point sending the identifier selection to access point
transmission of the identifier. Access point can configure its own
low assist in configuration from the server. Such as, access point
can be to configure server send access point such as the location
information, the configuration server can use the access point
aiming at the neighbouring access point list in response to.
Configure server can be based on location access point to the
access point providing configuration information. Configure
server also can make access point different to the configuration
server.
9167505 Access management for Provisioning and access control for communication nodes SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 9167505; China P.R.: ZL200880119610.6; Australia: 2012247065; Brazil: PI0818609-0; Canada:
wireless communication involves assigning identifiers to sets of nodes where the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304; 2701906; European Patent Convention: EP2198586; Hong Kong: HK1150482; India: 2515/DELNP/2010; Indonesia:
identifiers may be used to control access to restricted access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; ID0034038; Japan: 5248617; Malaysia: PI 2010001546; Mexico: 317775; Philippines: WO2009048887; Republic of
nodes that provide certain services only to certain defined sets of Korea: 10-1290186; Republic of Korea: 10-1327456; Russian Federation: 2459374; Taiwan: I454110; Vietnam:
nodes. In some aspects provisioning a node may involve 13449
providing a unique identifier for sets of one or more nodes such
as restricted access points and access terminals that are
authorized to receive service from the restricted access points.
Access control may be provided by operation of a restricted
access point and/or a network node. In some aspects,
provisioning a node involves providing a preferred roaming list for
the node. In some aspects, a node may be provisioned with a
preferred roaming list through the use of a bootstrap beacon.

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ZL200880119610.6 Access management for Provisioning and access control for communication nodes SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 9167505; China P.R.: ZL200880119610.6; Australia: 2012247065; Brazil: PI0818609-0; Canada:
wireless communication involves assigning identifiers to sets of nodes where the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304; 2701906; European Patent Convention: EP2198586; Hong Kong: HK1150482; India: 2515/DELNP/2010; Indonesia:
identifiers may be used to control access to restricted access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; ID0034038; Japan: 5248617; Malaysia: PI 2010001546; Mexico: 317775; Philippines: WO2009048887; Republic of
nodes that provide certain services only to certain defined sets of Korea: 10-1290186; Republic of Korea: 10-1327456; Russian Federation: 2459374; Taiwan: I454110; Vietnam:
nodes. In some aspects provisioning a node may involve 13449
providing a unique identifier for sets of one or more nodes such
as restricted access points and access terminals that are
authorized to receive service from the restricted access points.
Access control may be provided by operation of a restricted
access point and/or a network node. In some aspects,
provisioning a node involves providing a preferred roaming list for
the node. In some aspects, a node may be provisioned with a
preferred roaming list through the use of a bootstrap beacon.

9055511 Provisioning communication Provisioning and access control for communication nodes SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 9055511; China P.R.: CN101889419; Australia: 2008311003; Australia: 2015202885; Brazil:
nodes involves assigning identifiers to sets of nodes where the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304; PI0818611-1; Canada: 2701961; European Patent Convention: EP2198585; European Patent Convention:
identifiers may be used to control access to restricted access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; EP2273755; Hong Kong: HK1150481; India: 2031/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000037539; Israel: 204864; Japan:
nodes that provide certain services only to certain defined sets of 5623283; Malaysia: PI 2010001547; Mexico: 307948; Mexico: 312162; Philippines: 1-2010-500749; Republic of
nodes. In some aspects provisioning a node may involve Korea: 10-1385612; Republic of Korea: 10-1216086; Russian Federation: 2475991; Singapore: 201207440-7;
providing a unique identifier for sets of one or more nodes such Taiwan: I391009; Vietnam: 13441
as restricted access points and access terminals that are
authorized to receive service from the restricted access points.
Access control may be provided by operation of a restricted
access point and/or a network node. In some aspects,
provisioning a node involves providing a preferred roaming list for
the node. In some aspects, a node may be provisioned with a
preferred roaming list through the use of a bootstrap beacon.

CN101889419 Provisioning communication Provisioning and access control for communication nodes SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 9055511; China P.R.: CN101889419; Australia: 2008311003; Australia: 2015202885; Brazil:
nodes involves assigning identifiers to sets of nodes where the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304; PI0818611-1; Canada: 2701961; European Patent Convention: EP2198585; European Patent Convention:
identifiers may be used to control access to restricted access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; EP2273755; Hong Kong: HK1150481; India: 2031/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000037539; Israel: 204864; Japan:
nodes that provide certain services only to certain defined sets of 5623283; Malaysia: PI 2010001547; Mexico: 307948; Mexico: 312162; Philippines: 1-2010-500749; Republic of
nodes. In some aspects provisioning a node may involve Korea: 10-1385612; Republic of Korea: 10-1216086; Russian Federation: 2475991; Singapore: 201207440-7;
providing a unique identifier for sets of one or more nodes such Taiwan: I391009; Vietnam: 13441
as restricted access points and access terminals that are
authorized to receive service from the restricted access points.
Access control may be provided by operation of a restricted
access point and/or a network node. In some aspects,
provisioning a node involves providing a preferred roaming list for
the node. In some aspects, a node may be provisioned with a
preferred roaming list through the use of a bootstrap beacon.

20090094351 Access terminal Provisioning and access control for communication nodes SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 20090094351; China P.R.: CN101889464; Australia: 2008311004; Brazil: PI0818612-0; Canada:
configuration and access involves assigning identifiers to sets of nodes where the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304; 2701924; Canada: 2881157; European Patent Convention: EP2198653; European Patent Convention: EP2273824;
control identifiers may be used to control access to restricted access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Hong Kong: HK1150485; India: 2076/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 050.3125A; Israel: 204871; Japan: 5290303;
nodes that provide certain services only to certain defined sets of Malaysia: MY-152239-A; Mexico: 310529; Philippines: WO2009048889; Republic of Korea: 10-1261347; Republic of
nodes. In some aspects provisioning a node may involve Korea: 10-1410371; Russian Federation: 2488238; Singapore: 160665; Taiwan: I415492; Vietnam: 13344
providing a unique identifier for sets of one or more nodes such
as restricted access points and access terminals that are
authorized to receive service from the restricted access points.
Access control may be provided by operation of a restricted
access point and/or a network node. In some aspects,
provisioning a node involves providing a preferred roaming list for
the node. In some aspects, a node may be provisioned with a
preferred roaming list through the use of a bootstrap beacon.

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CN101889464 Access terminal Provisioning and access control for communication nodes SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 20090094351; China P.R.: CN101889464; Australia: 2008311004; Brazil: PI0818612-0; Canada:
configuration and access involves assigning identifiers to sets of nodes where the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304; 2701924; Canada: 2881157; European Patent Convention: EP2198653; European Patent Convention: EP2273824;
control identifiers may be used to control access to restricted access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Hong Kong: HK1150485; India: 2076/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 050.3125A; Israel: 204871; Japan: 5290303;
nodes that provide certain services only to certain defined sets of Malaysia: MY-152239-A; Mexico: 310529; Philippines: WO2009048889; Republic of Korea: 10-1261347; Republic of
nodes. In some aspects provisioning a node may involve Korea: 10-1410371; Russian Federation: 2488238; Singapore: 160665; Taiwan: I415492; Vietnam: 13344
providing a unique identifier for sets of one or more nodes such
as restricted access points and access terminals that are
authorized to receive service from the restricted access points.
Access control may be provided by operation of a restricted
access point and/or a network node. In some aspects,
provisioning a node involves providing a preferred roaming list for
the node. In some aspects, a node may be provisioned with a
preferred roaming list through the use of a bootstrap beacon.

ZL201080013625.1 Enhanced high-speed Serving cell change procedures are provided from a target cell SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; China P.R.: ZL201080013625.1; European Patent Convention: EP2412189; India: 6620/CHENP/2011; Japan:
downlink shared channel that instructs a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; 5306538; Republic of Korea: 10-1398945
serving cell change mobile device to change its serving cell to the target cell. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
procedures Receiving the serving cell
change instruction from the target cell can help mobile device to
receive the instruction
in areas were a signal from a current serving cell is rapidly
deteriorating. An
acknowledgement can be sent from mobile device to target cell
and can be based on a
scrambling code change and/or can be based on a CQI31.
20090196162 UTRAN enhancements for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20090196162; China P.R.: ZL200980103873.2; China P.R.: CN104601197; Australia: 2009210459;
the support of inter-cell providing uplink inter-cell interference cancellation. A radio Brazil: PI0906679-9; Canada: 2710879; European Patent Convention: EP2245896; India: 4146/CHENP/2010;
interference cancellation network controller can receive measurement reports in order to Indonesia: IDP0035374; Israel: 206703; Japan: 5254362; Malaysia: PI 2010002998; Mexico: 306749; Philippines: 1-
identify non-serving nodes that are receiving interference from 2010-501632; Republic of Korea: 10-1237457; Russian Federation: 2468541; Singapore: 188105; Taiwan: I426792;
user equipment. Based on evaluation of such measurement Ukraine: 95582; Vietnam: 1-2010-02319
reports, an interference message can be communicated to a
Node B, wherein such measurement report can include
information that allows the Node B to cancel or terminate the
interference caused by such identified user equipment

ZL200980103873.2 UTRAN enhancements for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20090196162; China P.R.: ZL200980103873.2; China P.R.: CN104601197; Australia: 2009210459;
the support of inter-cell providing uplink inter-cell interference cancellation. A radio Brazil: PI0906679-9; Canada: 2710879; European Patent Convention: EP2245896; India: 4146/CHENP/2010;
interference cancellation network controller can receive measurement reports in order to Indonesia: IDP0035374; Israel: 206703; Japan: 5254362; Malaysia: PI 2010002998; Mexico: 306749; Philippines: 1-
identify non-serving nodes that are receiving interference from 2010-501632; Republic of Korea: 10-1237457; Russian Federation: 2468541; Singapore: 188105; Taiwan: I426792;
user equipment. Based on evaluation of such measurement Ukraine: 95582; Vietnam: 1-2010-02319
reports, an interference message can be communicated to a
Node B, wherein such measurement report can include
information that allows the Node B to cancel or terminate the
interference caused by such identified user equipment

CN104601197 UTRAN enhancements for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20090196162; China P.R.: ZL200980103873.2; China P.R.: CN104601197; Australia: 2009210459;
the support of inter-cell providing uplink inter-cell interference cancellation. A radio Brazil: PI0906679-9; Canada: 2710879; European Patent Convention: EP2245896; India: 4146/CHENP/2010;
interference cancellation network controller can receive measurement reports in order to Indonesia: IDP0035374; Israel: 206703; Japan: 5254362; Malaysia: PI 2010002998; Mexico: 306749; Philippines: 1-
identify non-serving nodes that are receiving interference from 2010-501632; Republic of Korea: 10-1237457; Russian Federation: 2468541; Singapore: 188105; Taiwan: I426792;
user equipment. Based on evaluation of such measurement Ukraine: 95582; Vietnam: 1-2010-02319
reports, an interference message can be communicated to a
Node B, wherein such measurement report can include
information that allows the Node B to cancel or terminate the
interference caused by such identified user equipment

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8121632 Suitable trigger mechanism A cell identification method is provided. The method includes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8121632; China P.R.: ZL200980104162.7; Australia: 2009212468; Brazil: PI0907769-3; Canada:
to control new cell determining a reception state in a wireless device and comparing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; 2711797; European Patent Convention: EP2250836; India: 4210/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5048848; Mexico: 302349;
identification in UE when in a reception cycle to a subframe parameter in the wireless device. Republic of Korea: 10-1155676; Republic of Korea: 10-1227467; Russian Federation: 2461993; Taiwan: I376971;
DRX mode The method also includes identifying a subsequent wireless cell Ukraine: 98997
within a predetermined time of the comparison.

ZL200980104162.7 Suitable trigger mechanism A cell identification method is provided. The method includes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8121632; China P.R.: ZL200980104162.7; Australia: 2009212468; Brazil: PI0907769-3; Canada:
to control new cell determining a reception state in a wireless device and comparing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; 2711797; European Patent Convention: EP2250836; India: 4210/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5048848; Mexico: 302349;
identification in UE when in a reception cycle to a subframe parameter in the wireless device. Republic of Korea: 10-1155676; Republic of Korea: 10-1227467; Russian Federation: 2461993; Taiwan: I376971;
DRX mode The method also includes identifying a subsequent wireless cell Ukraine: 98997
within a predetermined time of the comparison.

The invention provide the a one cell identification method. The


method comprise: determining a status of a device in the
receiving period and the subframe of the wireless device a.
compare. In addition, the method further comprise: a subsequent
wireless cell inner in the preset time of the compare.

9043862 Policy control for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 9043862; China P.R.: ZL200980104468.2; Australia: 2009212422; Brazil: PI0908427-4; Canada:
encapsulated data flows communicating encapsulation information for a related mobility SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; 2712911; European Patent Convention: EP2250787; Hong Kong: HK1152811; India: 4385/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
protocol type utilized in communicating over a data flow with SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.212; IDP000034485; Israel: 206864; Japan: 5175366; Malaysia: MY-153557-A; Mexico: 307039; Philippines: 1-2010-
reduced specific implementation on the policy server to support 501752; Republic of Korea: 10-1216066; Russian Federation: 2480915; Singapore: 163125; Taiwan: I389514;
different mobility protocol types. In this regard, encapsulation Ukraine: 99335; Vietnam: 1-2010-02359
information can be transmitted to the policy server from a
network gateway such that the policy server can forward the
encapsulation information to a serving gateway along with policy
rules related to a data flow type. The serving gateway can utilize
the encapsulation information to detect and interpret the
encapsulated data flow according to the policy rules. In this
regard, the serving gateway can provide support (e.g., quality of
service support) for the flow. The encapsulation information can
relate to a mobility protocol type, an encapsulation header, an
indication that encapsulation is required, parameters regarding
locating an encapsulation header in a message, and/or the like.

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ZL200980104468.2 Policy control for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 9043862; China P.R.: ZL200980104468.2; Australia: 2009212422; Brazil: PI0908427-4; Canada:
encapsulated data flows communicating encapsulation information for a related mobility SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; 2712911; European Patent Convention: EP2250787; Hong Kong: HK1152811; India: 4385/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
protocol type utilized in communicating over a data flow with SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 29.212; IDP000034485; Israel: 206864; Japan: 5175366; Malaysia: MY-153557-A; Mexico: 307039; Philippines: 1-2010-
reduced specific implementation on the policy server to support 501752; Republic of Korea: 10-1216066; Russian Federation: 2480915; Singapore: 163125; Taiwan: I389514;
different mobility protocol types. In this regard, encapsulation Ukraine: 99335; Vietnam: 1-2010-02359
information can be transmitted to the policy server from a
network gateway such that the policy server can forward the
encapsulation information to a serving gateway along with policy
rules related to a data flow type. The serving gateway can utilize
the encapsulation information to detect and interpret the
encapsulated data flow according to the policy rules. In this
regard, the serving gateway can provide support (e.g., quality of
service support) for the flow. The encapsulation information can
relate to a mobility protocol type, an encapsulation header, an
indication that encapsulation is required, parameters regarding
locating an encapsulation header in a message, and/or the like.

The invention description of help transfer system and method of


sealing aiming at the information of relative mobile protocol type,
the relative mobile protocol type for using the strategy server of
the specific implement reducing the communication through the
data stream, to support the different mobile protocol type. In this
aspect, package information can be from network gateway
sending to strategy server, make strategy server is for packaging
information and the data stream type and relative strategy rule
to transmit to the service gateway. Service gateway can use
packaging information for detection and interpretation according
8743909 Frame termination Techniques to increase capacity in a wireless communications SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8743909; China P.R.: ZL200980103051.4; European Patent Convention: EP2663010; Germany:
system. In an aspect, systematic non-transmission, or blanking, EP2245780; Great Britain: EP2245780; India: 4604/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5591719; Japan: 5654101; Japan: 2015-
of minimal-rate frames transmitted in a communications system 039195; Japan: 2016-000228; Republic of Korea: 10-1297733
is provided. In an exemplary embodiment, eighth rate frames in a
cdma2000 voice communications system are systematically
substituted with null-rate frames carrying zero traffic bits.
Provisions are nevertheless made for the transmission of certain
designated as critical by, e.g., a vocoder. The receiver detects
the presence of null rate or non-null rate transmissions and
processes the received frames accordingly, including updating an
outer loop power control only in response to non-null rate
frames. Further techniques for changing the pilot transmission
gating pattern to assist the receiver in detecting null rate frames
are provided. In another aspect, early termination of a signal
transmission over a wireless communications link is provided. In
an exemplary embodiment, a base station (BS) transmits power
control groups (PCG's) for a frame over a forward link (FL) to a
mobile station (MS) until accurate reception of the frame is
acknowledged by the MS over a reverse link (RL), possibly before
all PCG's of the frame are received over the FL. Possible ACK
signaling methods are defined for channels associated with a
cdma2000 wireless communications system. In another
exemplary embodiment, techniques for reverse link early
termination are also provided.

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ZL200980103051.4 Increasing capacity in The enlargement technique and capacity of wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8743909; China P.R.: ZL200980103051.4; European Patent Convention: EP2663010; Germany:
wireless communications communication system. And in one aspect, supply of systematic EP2245780; Great Britain: EP2245780; India: 4604/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5591719; Japan: 5654101; Japan: 2015-
transmission not to transmit in the communication system in the 039195; Japan: 2016-000228; Republic of Korea: 10-1297733
minimum frame rate, or be " blanking, ". In an exemplary
example and, for carry empty frame of zero rate traffic bit for
systematic replacement of eighth rate frame of voice
communication system is cdma2000. But for some of such as
vocoder for transmitting specified and precompose is necessary.
Receiver detecting empty speed or existing non empty rate
transmission and the corresponding treatment of receiving to the
frame, including only in response to non empty frame rate update
outside a circle power controlling. Providing of change for pilot
frequency transmission gating pattern to assist receiver detecting
empty rate frame and further technology. And wherein another
one aspect, supply of the signal for transmission over wireless
communication link and early termination. In an exemplary
example of, a base station (BS) power control group in the
forward link (FL) on to mobile station (MS) sending category
frame is (PCG) to determine the frame of MS in reverse link (RL)
and reception accuracy, with maybe as all the PCG before
receiving to the frame at on the FL. For channel estimation and
cdma2000 wireless communication system each associate and
definition of the ACK signal maybe method. In one exemplary
example of the other, also provide for reverse link early
termination of the technology.

20090213825 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for controlling transmission of a base SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 22.220; United States: 20090213825; China P.R.: ZL200980105802.6; Australia: 2009217331; European Patent Convention:
controlling transmission of a station, such as a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 22.220; EP2253179; India: 5307/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5118210; Mexico: 311811; Republic of Korea: 10-1124822; Russian
base station Femto cell, based on the determined quality of a backhaul Federation: 2496279; Singapore: 163976; Taiwan: I393371; Ukraine: 101019
connection to a network are
disclosed. In particular, a quality of a backhaul connection of a
base station to a node in
a communication network is determined. Based on this quality
determination,
transmission from the base station is either limited or stopped
when the determined
quality fails to meet a predefined condition. The degradation in
quality of the backhaul
connection, for example, affects the ability of the base station to
offer sufficient service
to access terminals. By limiting or stopping wireless transmission
of the base station
when the backhaul quality is degraded, access terminals either
currently accessing the
base station or attempting to connect to the base station can
then more efficaciously
hand off to another base station or access point.

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ZL200980105802.6 Methods and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for controlling transmission of a base SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 22.220; United States: 20090213825; China P.R.: ZL200980105802.6; Australia: 2009217331; European Patent Convention:
controlling transmission of astation, such as a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 22.220; EP2253179; India: 5307/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5118210; Mexico: 311811; Republic of Korea: 10-1124822; Russian
base station Femto cell, based on the determined quality of a backhaul Federation: 2496279; Singapore: 163976; Taiwan: I393371; Ukraine: 101019
connection to a network are
disclosed. In particular, a quality of a backhaul connection of a
base station to a node in
a communication network is determined. Based on this quality
determination,
transmission from the base station is either limited or stopped
when the determined
quality fails to meet a predefined condition. The degradation in
quality of the backhaul
connection, for example, affects the ability of the base station to
offer sufficient service
to access terminals. By limiting or stopping wireless transmission
of the base station
when the backhaul quality is degraded, access terminals either
currently accessing the
base station or attempting to connect to the base station can
then more efficaciously
hand off to another base station or access point
8909279 Adaptation of transmit Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8909279; China P.R.: ZL200880102817.2; Australia: 2008287004; European Patent Convention:
power for neighboring nodes based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a EP2186365; India: 311/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5290291; Japan: 5602906; Republic of Korea: 10-1162431; Ukraine:
receiver and a minimum coupling loss from a transmitting node to 94845
a receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an access node
(e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding outage created in
a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still providing an
acceptable level of coverage for access terminals associated with
the access node. An access node may autonomously adjust its
transmit power based on channel measurement and a defined
coverage hole to mitigate interference. Transmit power may be
defined based on channel quality. Transmit power may be
defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio at an access terminal. The
transmit power of neighboring access nodes also may be
controlled by inter-access node signaling.

ZL200880102817.2 Adaptation of transmit Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8909279; China P.R.: ZL200880102817.2; Australia: 2008287004; European Patent Convention:
power for neighboring nodes based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a EP2186365; India: 311/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5290291; Japan: 5602906; Republic of Korea: 10-1162431; Ukraine:
receiver and a minimum coupling loss from a transmitting node to 94845
a receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an access node
(e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding outage created in
a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still providing an
acceptable level of coverage for access terminals associated with
the access node. An access node may autonomously adjust its
transmit power based on channel measurement and a defined
coverage hole to mitigate interference. Transmit power may be
defined based on channel quality. Transmit power may be
defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio at an access terminal.
Transmit power may be defined based on a signal-to-noise ratio
at an access terminal. The transmit power of neighboring access
nodes also may be controlled by inter-access node signaling.

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8179903 Providing multiple levels of Local breakout is provided by one or more nodes (e.g., a local SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8179903; United States: 20130107702; China P.R.: ZL200980108635.0; China P.R.: CN103281688;
service for wireless access point and/or a local gateway) in a wireless network to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401; China P.R.: CN103281348; Australia: 2009223056; Australia: 2013211557; Australia: 2013211556; Brazil: PI0909038-
communication devices facilitate access to one or more local services. In conjunction with 0; Canada: 2718055; Canada: 2812038; European Patent Convention: EP2272238; Hong Kong: HK1189115; Hong
communicating with a small local breakout, multiple IP points of presence relating to different Kong: HK1188884; Hong Kong: HK1154318; India: 5736/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000035295; Israel: 207963;
coverage access point levels of service may be provided for an access point. For Japan: 5456703; Malaysia: MY-152362-A; Mexico: 301434; Mexico: 314652; Mexico: UNKNOWN; Philippines: 1-
example, one point of presence may relate to a local service while 2010-502023; Republic of Korea: 10-1150562; Russian Federation: 2480934; Singapore: 164674; Taiwan: I393473;
another point of presence may relate to a core network service. Ukraine: 98218; Vietnam: 1-2010-02727
IP point of presence may be identified for an over-the-air packet
to indicate a termination point for the packet. Also, different
mobility management functionality may be provided at different
nodes in a system whereby mobility management for a given
node may be provided by a different node for different types of
traffic. Thus, an access terminal may support multiple NAS
instances. In addition, different types of paging may be provided
for different types of traffic. Furthermore, messages associated
with one protocol may be carried over another protocol to reduce
complexity in the system.

20130107702 Providing multiple levels of Local breakout is provided by one or more nodes (e.g., a local SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8179903; United States: 20130107702; China P.R.: ZL200980108635.0; China P.R.: CN103281688;
service for wireless access point and/or a local gateway) in a wireless network to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401; China P.R.: CN103281348; Australia: 2009223056; Australia: 2013211557; Australia: 2013211556; Brazil: PI0909038-
communication facilitate access to one or more local services. In conjunction with 0; Canada: 2718055; Canada: 2812038; European Patent Convention: EP2272238; Hong Kong: HK1189115; Hong
local breakout, multiple IP points of presence relating to different Kong: HK1188884; Hong Kong: HK1154318; India: 5736/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000035295; Israel: 207963;
levels of service may be provided for an access point. For Japan: 5456703; Malaysia: MY-152362-A; Mexico: 301434; Mexico: 314652; Mexico: UNKNOWN; Philippines: 1-
example, one point of presence may relate to a local service while 2010-502023; Republic of Korea: 10-1150562; Russian Federation: 2480934; Singapore: 164674; Taiwan: I393473;
another point of presence may relate to a core network service. Ukraine: 98218; Vietnam: 1-2010-02727

ZL200980108635.0 Providing multiple levels of Local breakout is provided by one or more nodes (e.g., a local SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8179903; United States: 20130107702; China P.R.: ZL200980108635.0; China P.R.: CN103281688;
service for wireless access point and/or a local gateway) in a wireless network to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401; China P.R.: CN103281348; Australia: 2009223056; Australia: 2013211557; Australia: 2013211556; Brazil: PI0909038-
communication facilitate access to one or more local services. In conjunction with 0; Canada: 2718055; Canada: 2812038; European Patent Convention: EP2272238; Hong Kong: HK1189115; Hong
local breakout, multiple IP points of presence relating to different Kong: HK1188884; Hong Kong: HK1154318; India: 5736/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000035295; Israel: 207963;
levels of service may be provided for an access point. For Japan: 5456703; Malaysia: MY-152362-A; Mexico: 301434; Mexico: 314652; Mexico: UNKNOWN; Philippines: 1-
example, one point of presence may relate to a local service while 2010-502023; Republic of Korea: 10-1150562; Russian Federation: 2480934; Singapore: 164674; Taiwan: I393473;
another point of presence may relate to a core network service. Ukraine: 98218; Vietnam: 1-2010-02727
IP point of presence may be identified for an over-the-air packet
to indicate a termination point for the packet. Also, different
mobility management functionality may be provided at different
nodes in a system whereby mobility management for a given
node may be provided by a different node for different types of
traffic. Thus, an access terminal may support multiple NAS
instances. In addition, different types of paging may be provided
for different types of traffic. Furthermore, messages associated
with one protocol may be carried over another protocol to reduce
complexity in the system.

In wireless network through one or more of a node (such as, local


access point and/or a gateway) provide a exit to help implement
access of one or more of a service. The combined of outlet, a
access point can provide more IP exist point to a different level of
service. Such as, a one point can exist to a server, and another a
point can exist to core network service. Can is b. IP packet point
exist, indicating to the terminating point for a packet. In addition,
can provide a different mobility management function at a
different node in a system, whereby the service of different type,

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CN103281688 Providing multiple levels of Local breakout is provided by one or more nodes (e.g., a local SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8179903; United States: 20130107702; China P.R.: ZL200980108635.0; China P.R.: CN103281688;
service for wireless access point and/or a local gateway) in a wireless network to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401; China P.R.: CN103281348; Australia: 2009223056; Australia: 2013211557; Australia: 2013211556; Brazil: PI0909038-
communication facilitate access to one or more local services. In conjunction with 0; Canada: 2718055; Canada: 2812038; European Patent Convention: EP2272238; Hong Kong: HK1189115; Hong
local breakout, multiple IP points of presence relating to different Kong: HK1188884; Hong Kong: HK1154318; India: 5736/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000035295; Israel: 207963;
levels of service may be provided for an access point. For Japan: 5456703; Malaysia: MY-152362-A; Mexico: 301434; Mexico: 314652; Mexico: UNKNOWN; Philippines: 1-
example, one point of presence may relate to a local service while 2010-502023; Republic of Korea: 10-1150562; Russian Federation: 2480934; Singapore: 164674; Taiwan: I393473;
another point of presence may relate to a core network service. Ukraine: 98218; Vietnam: 1-2010-02727
IP point of presence may be identified for an over-the-air packet
to indicate a termination point for the packet. Also, different
mobility management functionality may be provided at different
nodes in a system whereby mobility management for a given
node may be provided by a different node for different types of
traffic. Thus, an access terminal may support multiple NAS
instances. In addition, it is possible to provide different types of
paging for different types of service. Furthermore, messages
associated with one protocol may be carried over another
protocol to reduce complexity in the system.

CN103281348 Providing multiple levels of In a wireless network by one or more nodes (e.g., access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8179903; United States: 20130107702; China P.R.: ZL200980108635.0; China P.R.: CN103281688;
service for wireless and/or the local gateway) a local outlet to facilitate access of one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401; China P.R.: CN103281348; Australia: 2009223056; Australia: 2013211557; Australia: 2013211556; Brazil: PI0909038-
communication or more local services. Combined with local, it is possible to 0; Canada: 2718055; Canada: 2812038; European Patent Convention: EP2272238; Hong Kong: HK1189115; Hong
provide a plurality of IP in a different service level of a access Kong: HK1188884; Hong Kong: HK1154318; India: 5736/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000035295; Israel: 207963;
point. For example, a point of presence may relate to local Japan: 5456703; Malaysia: MY-152362-A; Mexico: 301434; Mexico: 314652; Mexico: UNKNOWN; Philippines: 1-
service, and the other point of presence may relate to core 2010-502023; Republic of Korea: 10-1150562; Russian Federation: 2480934; Singapore: 164674; Taiwan: I393473;
network service. Can be air packet identifying IP point of Ukraine: 98218; Vietnam: 1-2010-02727
presence, is used for indicating the ending point of the packet.
Furthermore, it can provide a mobility management function at a
node in the system, so as to the different types of service, it is
possible to provide for mobility management for a given node as
a node. Therefore, the interface is capable of supporting a
plurality of NAS example. In addition, it is possible to provide
different types of paging for different types of service. In addition,
carrying with the other protocol related to the first protocol in the
message so as to reduce the complexity of the system.

8780732 Method of network Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320; United States: 8780732; United States: 20130329563; China P.R.: CN103561415; Australia: 2009225669; Canada:
management by assistance management and optimization. As described herein, a network 2718945; European Patent Convention: EP2670184; Japan: 5832891; Japan: 2015-029310; Mexico: 308042;
from terminal using control- and a device communicating with the network can exchange Republic of Korea: 10-1196627; Russian Federation: 2488982; Singapore: 164164; Ukraine: 96532
plane signaling between network management information, thereby supporting a Self
terminal and network Organized Network (SON) architecture for improved network
management and optimization performance. A Non-Access
Stratum (NAS) layer protocol and/or an Internet Protocol (IP)
application, in combination with a set of associated network
management messages, can be utilized to exchange network
management information between a device and a network. As
further described herein, various procedures can be utilized to
install a SON policy to a device in order to define device behavior
for operations such as collecting and reporting information
related to network management. Additionally, a set of
standardized events can be defined, based on which a device can
detect the occurrence of an event and report the occurrence to
an associated network.

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20130329563 Method of network Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320; United States: 8780732; United States: 20130329563; China P.R.: CN103561415; Australia: 2009225669; Canada:
management by assistance management and optimization. As described herein, a network 2718945; European Patent Convention: EP2670184; Japan: 5832891; Japan: 2015-029310; Mexico: 308042;
from terminal using control- and a device communicating with the network can exchange Republic of Korea: 10-1196627; Russian Federation: 2488982; Singapore: 164164; Ukraine: 96532
plane signaling between network management information, thereby supporting a Self
terminal and network Organized Network (SON) architecture for improved network
management and optimization performance. A Non-Access
Stratum (NAS) layer protocol and/or an Internet Protocol (IP)
application, in combination with a set of associated network
management messages, can be utilized to exchange network
management information between a device and a network. As
further described herein, various procedures can be utilized to
install a SON policy to a device in order to define device behavior
for operations such as collecting and reporting information
related to network management. Additionally, a set of
standardized events can be defined, based on which a device can
detect the occurrence of an event and report the occurrence to
an associated network.

CN103561415 Method of network Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320; United States: 8780732; United States: 20130329563; China P.R.: CN103561415; Australia: 2009225669; Canada:
management by assistance management and optimization. As described herein, a network 2718945; European Patent Convention: EP2670184; Japan: 5832891; Japan: 2015-029310; Mexico: 308042;
from terminal using control- and a device communicating with the network can exchange Republic of Korea: 10-1196627; Russian Federation: 2488982; Singapore: 164164; Ukraine: 96532
plane signaling between network management information, thereby supporting a Self
terminal and network Organized Network (SON) architecture for improved network
management and optimization performance. A Non-Access
Stratum (NAS) layer protocol and/or an Internet Protocol (IP)
application, in combination with a set of associated network
management messages, can be utilized to exchange network
management information between a device and a network. Non-
Access Stratum (NAS) layer protocol and/or an Internet Protocol
(IP) application, in combination with a set of associated network
management messages, can be utilized to exchange network
management information between a device and a network. As
further described herein, various procedures can be utilized to
install a SON policy to a device in order to define device behavior
for operations such as collecting and reporting information
related to network management. Additionally, a set of
standardized events can be defined, based on which a device can
detect the occurrence of an event and report the occurrence to
an associated network.

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8711785 Fast carrier allocation in Providing for fast allocation of additional carriers in multi-carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8711785; China P.R.: ZL200980109902.6; Australia: 2009249506; Brazil: PI0910273-6; Canada:
multi-carrier systems wireless communication systems is described herein. By way of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; 2717358; European Patent Convention: EP2298020; Hong Kong: HK1150194; India: 5425/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
example, high layer protocols can be employed to allocate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; IDP000037004; Israel: 207900; Japan: 5602908; Malaysia: PI 2010004067; Mexico: 309872; Philippines: 1-2010-
additional carriers to UEs in a wireless network. Additionally, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 502052; Republic of Korea: 10-1215469; Russian Federation: 2464740; Singapore: 188897; Taiwan: I376168;
management of the additional carriers can be accomplished via Ukraine: 98050; Vietnam: 1-2010-02833
high speed lower layer signaling protocols. Management can
involve activating/deactivating the additional carriers, instructing
the UE to provide carrier feedback, monitor pilot or control
channels of such carriers, or the like. Because lower layer
signaling is relatively fast, activation or deactivation of the
additional carrier can be quickly implemented in response to
contemporaneous changes in channel conditions. Thus, changes
to signal quality or network loading can be determined and
utilized to customize carrier activation in near real-time, providing
efficient resource allocation while conserving UE battery life.

ZL200980109902.6 Fast carrier allocation in Providing for fast allocation of additional carriers in multi-carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8711785; China P.R.: ZL200980109902.6; Australia: 2009249506; Brazil: PI0910273-6; Canada:
multi-carrier systems wireless communication systems is described herein. By way of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; 2717358; European Patent Convention: EP2298020; Hong Kong: HK1150194; India: 5425/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
example, high layer protocols can be employed to allocate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; IDP000037004; Israel: 207900; Japan: 5602908; Malaysia: PI 2010004067; Mexico: 309872; Philippines: 1-2010-
additional carriers to UEs in a wireless network. Additionally, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; 502052; Republic of Korea: 10-1215469; Russian Federation: 2464740; Singapore: 188897; Taiwan: I376168;
management of the additional carriers can be accomplished via Ukraine: 98050; Vietnam: 1-2010-02833
high speed lower layer signaling protocols. Management can
involve activating/deactivating the additional carriers, instructing
the UE to provide carrier feedback, monitor pilot or control
channels of such carriers, or the like. Because lower layer
signaling is relatively fast, activation or deactivation of the
additional carrier can be quickly implemented in response to
contemporaneous changes in channel conditions. Thus, changes
to signal quality or network loading can be determined and
utilized to customize carrier activation in near real-time, providing
efficient resource allocation while conserving UE battery life.

8971888 Cell selection and reselection Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate cell SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8971888; United States: 20150181427; United States: 20150156711; China P.R.: ZL200980109554.2;
in deployments with home search, selection, and reselection within a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; China P.R.: CN103428828; China P.R.: CN104244368; Australia: 2009225466; Brazil: PI0909136-0; Canada:
nodeBs communication network that includes a home node base station 2718732; European Patent Convention: EP2292050; Hong Kong: HK1192094; Hong Kong: 15105426.6; Hong Kong:
(home nodeB). A user equipment (UE) can detect a home nodeB HK1153895; India: 6050/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5123426; Japan: 5579816; Japan: 2014-042296; Japan: 2016-001893;
and communicate such identification to a macro network that Japan: 2014-171239; Mexico: 309873; Republic of Korea: 10-1258966; Republic of Korea: 10-1255037; Republic of
includes at least one node base station (nodeB). The detected Korea: 10-1280995; Republic of Korea: 10-1487880; Republic of Korea: 10-1543647; Russian Federation: 2473186;
home nodeB and nodeB can be hierarchically structured in order Singapore: 164887; Taiwan: I439149; Ukraine: 101833
to prioritize connectivity with the home nodeB over the nodeB.
Such prioritization can be implemented by broadcasting home
nodeB parameters and macro nodeB parameters having
identification information therewith.

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20150181427 Cell selection and reselection Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate cell SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8971888; United States: 20150181427; United States: 20150156711; China P.R.: ZL200980109554.2;
in deployments with home search, selection, and reselection within a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; China P.R.: CN103428828; China P.R.: CN104244368; Australia: 2009225466; Brazil: PI0909136-0; Canada:
nodeBs communication network that includes a home node base station 2718732; European Patent Convention: EP2292050; Hong Kong: HK1192094; Hong Kong: 15105426.6; Hong Kong:
(home nodeB). A user equipment (UE) can detect a home nodeB HK1153895; India: 6050/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5123426; Japan: 5579816; Japan: 2014-042296; Japan: 2016-001893;
and communicate such identification to a macro network that Japan: 2014-171239; Mexico: 309873; Republic of Korea: 10-1258966; Republic of Korea: 10-1255037; Republic of
includes at least one node base station (nodeB). The detected Korea: 10-1280995; Republic of Korea: 10-1487880; Republic of Korea: 10-1543647; Russian Federation: 2473186;
home nodeB and nodeB can be hierarchically structured in order Singapore: 164887; Taiwan: I439149; Ukraine: 101833
to prioritize connectivity with the home nodeB over the nodeB.
Such prioritization can be implemented by broadcasting home
nodeB parameters and macro nodeB parameters having
identification information therewith.

20150156711 Cell selection and reselection Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate cell SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8971888; United States: 20150181427; United States: 20150156711; China P.R.: ZL200980109554.2;
in deployments with home search, selection, and reselection within a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; China P.R.: CN103428828; China P.R.: CN104244368; Australia: 2009225466; Brazil: PI0909136-0; Canada:
nodeBs communication network that includes a home node base station 2718732; European Patent Convention: EP2292050; Hong Kong: HK1192094; Hong Kong: 15105426.6; Hong Kong:
(home nodeB). A user equipment (UE) can detect a home nodeB HK1153895; India: 6050/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5123426; Japan: 5579816; Japan: 2014-042296; Japan: 2016-001893;
and communicate such identification to a macro network that Japan: 2014-171239; Mexico: 309873; Republic of Korea: 10-1258966; Republic of Korea: 10-1255037; Republic of
includes at least one node base station (nodeB). The detected Korea: 10-1280995; Republic of Korea: 10-1487880; Republic of Korea: 10-1543647; Russian Federation: 2473186;
home nodeB and nodeB can be hierarchically structured in order Singapore: 164887; Taiwan: I439149; Ukraine: 101833
to prioritize connectivity with the home nodeB over the nodeB.
Such prioritization can be implemented by broadcasting home
nodeB parameters and macro nodeB parameters having
identification information therewith.

ZL200980109554.2 Cell selection and reselection Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate cell SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8971888; United States: 20150181427; United States: 20150156711; China P.R.: ZL200980109554.2;
in deployments with home search, selection, and reselection within a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; China P.R.: CN103428828; China P.R.: CN104244368; Australia: 2009225466; Brazil: PI0909136-0; Canada:
nodeBs communication network that includes a home node base station 2718732; European Patent Convention: EP2292050; Hong Kong: HK1192094; Hong Kong: 15105426.6; Hong Kong:
(home nodeB). A user equipment (UE) can detect a home nodeB HK1153895; India: 6050/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5123426; Japan: 5579816; Japan: 2014-042296; Japan: 2016-001893;
and communicate such identification to a macro network that Japan: 2014-171239; Mexico: 309873; Republic of Korea: 10-1258966; Republic of Korea: 10-1255037; Republic of
includes at least one node base station (nodeB). The detected Korea: 10-1280995; Republic of Korea: 10-1487880; Republic of Korea: 10-1543647; Russian Federation: 2473186;
home nodeB and nodeB can be hierarchically structured in order Singapore: 164887; Taiwan: I439149; Ukraine: 101833
to prioritize connectivity with the home nodeB over the nodeB.
Such prioritization can be implemented by broadcasting home
nodeB parameters and macro nodeB parameters having
identification information therewith.

The invention claims used for include the home node base station
(home node B) of a communication network in a cell search,
select and re-selection of system and method. User device (UE)
can be a home node B and the identifier transmission to the
macro network, the macro network comprise at least one a node
base station (node B). The detected home nodeB and nodeB can
be hierarchically structured in order to prioritize connectivity with
the home nodeB over the nodeB. Such prioritization can be
implemented by broadcasting home nodeB parameters and
macro nodeB parameters having identification information
therewith.

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CN103428828 Cell selection and reselection Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate cell SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8971888; United States: 20150181427; United States: 20150156711; China P.R.: ZL200980109554.2;
in deployments with home search, selection, and reselection within a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; China P.R.: CN103428828; China P.R.: CN104244368; Australia: 2009225466; Brazil: PI0909136-0; Canada:
nodeBs communication network that includes a home node base station 2718732; European Patent Convention: EP2292050; Hong Kong: HK1192094; Hong Kong: 15105426.6; Hong Kong:
(home nodeB). A user equipment (UE) can detect a home nodeB HK1153895; India: 6050/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5123426; Japan: 5579816; Japan: 2014-042296; Japan: 2016-001893;
and communicate such identification to a macro network that Japan: 2014-171239; Mexico: 309873; Republic of Korea: 10-1258966; Republic of Korea: 10-1255037; Republic of
includes at least one node base station (nodeB). The detected Korea: 10-1280995; Republic of Korea: 10-1487880; Republic of Korea: 10-1543647; Russian Federation: 2473186;
home nodeB and nodeB can be hierarchically structured in order Singapore: 164887; Taiwan: I439149; Ukraine: 101833
to prioritize connectivity with the home nodeB over the nodeB.
Such prioritization can be implemented by broadcasting home
nodeB parameters and macro nodeB parameters having
identification information therewith.

CN104244368 Cell selection and reselection The invention description of use for in including home node base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8971888; United States: 20150181427; United States: 20150156711; China P.R.: ZL200980109554.2;
in deployments with home station (home node B) of wireless communication network and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; China P.R.: CN103428828; China P.R.: CN104244368; Australia: 2009225466; Brazil: PI0909136-0; Canada:
nodeBs carrying out cell search, selection and reselection and system and 2718732; European Patent Convention: EP2292050; Hong Kong: HK1192094; Hong Kong: 15105426.6; Hong Kong:
method. User equipment (UE) can detect home node B and make HK1153895; India: 6050/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5123426; Japan: 5579816; Japan: 2014-042296; Japan: 2016-001893;
the signal transmit to the macro network, the macro network Japan: 2014-171239; Mexico: 309873; Republic of Korea: 10-1258966; Republic of Korea: 10-1255037; Republic of
comprises at least one of node base station (node B). The Korea: 10-1280995; Republic of Korea: 10-1487880; Republic of Korea: 10-1543647; Russian Federation: 2473186;
detected home nodeB and nodeB can be hierarchically structured Singapore: 164887; Taiwan: I439149; Ukraine: 101833
in order to prioritize connectivity with the home nodeB over the
nodeB. Such prioritization can be implemented by broadcasting
home nodeB parameters and macro nodeB parameters having
identification information therewith.

8503460 Dynamic home network A method for wireless communications is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8503460; China P.R.: ZL200980110380.1; Australia: 2009228467; Brazil: PI0909235-8; Canada:
assignment includes establishing a connection with a gateway device in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; 2717966; European Patent Convention: EP2258125; Hong Kong: HK1149997; India: 5303/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
wireless network. This includes receiving a configuration packet SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; 051.3218 A; Israel: 207871; Japan: 5650102; Japan: 2014-241612; Malaysia: MY-153329-A; Mexico: 306628;
from the gateway device that identifies home mobility options. Philippines: 1-2010-501957; Republic of Korea: 10-1227940; Russian Federation: 2481730; Singapore: 189696;
The method processes at least one home network address from Taiwan: I495382; Ukraine: 99760; Vietnam: 13156
the home mobility options. The method also includes receiving or
processing a home network prefix from the home mobility
options.

ZL200980110380.1 Dynamic home network A method for wireless communications is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 8503460; China P.R.: ZL200980110380.1; Australia: 2009228467; Brazil: PI0909235-8; Canada:
assignment includes establishing a connection with a gateway device in a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; 2717966; European Patent Convention: EP2258125; Hong Kong: HK1149997; India: 5303/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
wireless network. This includes receiving a configuration packet SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.303; 051.3218 A; Israel: 207871; Japan: 5650102; Japan: 2014-241612; Malaysia: MY-153329-A; Mexico: 306628;
from the gateway device that identifies home mobility options. Philippines: 1-2010-501957; Republic of Korea: 10-1227940; Russian Federation: 2481730; Singapore: 189696;
The method processes at least one home network address from Taiwan: I495382; Ukraine: 99760; Vietnam: 13156
the home mobility options. The method also includes receiving or
processing a home network prefix from the home mobility
options.

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8706123 Common data channel Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8706123; China P.R.: CN101990778; Australia: 2009228523; Brazil: PI0909520-9; Canada: 2719077;
resource usage report indicating channel resource usage information for receiving SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.302; European Patent Convention: EP2274929; India: 5786/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000034744; Mexico: 305121;
additional channel resources in a wireless network. An access Republic of Korea: 10-1180545; Russian Federation: 2462834; Taiwan: I487390; Ukraine: 99647
point can initially receive a set of channel resources from a
network controller for providing wireless network access to one
or more devices. The access point can grant and/or deny requests
for one or more of the channel resources from a plurality of
devices and can feedback information to the network controller
regarding the granting/denying. The network controller can
determine a load on the access point based at least in part on the
feedback information and adjust channel resource allocation
based on the load. Thus, where an access point has granted close
to capacity of allocated resources to one or more devices, the
network controller can provide additional resources to the access
point based on received feedback information related to the
granted resources.

CN101990778 Common data channel Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate common SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8706123; China P.R.: CN101990778; Australia: 2009228523; Brazil: PI0909520-9; Canada: 2719077;
resource usage report data channel resource usage report for receiving additional SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.302; European Patent Convention: EP2274929; India: 5786/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000034744; Mexico: 305121;
channel resources in a wireless network. An access point can Republic of Korea: 10-1180545; Russian Federation: 2462834; Taiwan: I487390; Ukraine: 99647
initially receive a set of channel resources from a network
controller for providing wireless network access to one or more
devices. The access point can grant and/or deny requests for one
or more of the channel resources from a plurality of devices and
can feedback information to the network controller regarding the
granting/denying. The network controller can determine a load
on the access point based at least in part on the feedback
information and adjust channel resource allocation based on the
load. Thus/ where an access point has granted resources close to
capacity to one or more devices, the network controller can
provide additional resources to the access point based on
received feedback information related to the granted resources.

Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate common


data channel resource usage report for receiving additional
channel resources in a wireless network. An access point can
initially receive a set of channel resources from a network
controller for providing wireless network access to one or more
devices. The access point can grant and/or deny requests for one
or more of the channel resources from a plurality of devices and
can feedback information to the network controller regarding the
granting/denying. The network controller can determine a load
on the access point based at least in part on the feedback
information and adjust channel resource allocation based on the
14/340,401 Uplink power headroom Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 14/340,401; China P.R.: ZL200980110379.9; Brazil: PI0909521-7; Canada: 2717174; European Patent
definition for E-DCH in reporting an uplink power headroom (UPH) during an E-DCH SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; Convention: EP2279643; India: 5568/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0032736; Japan: 5373050; Mexico: 301016;
CELL_FACH transmission in a CELL_FACH state. For a E-DCH transmission, a Republic of Korea: 10-1172980; Russian Federation: 2459389; Singapore: 164645; Taiwan: I387373; Ukraine: 99648
reduced measurement period can be utilized in order to report a
UPH measurement. In particular, the reduced measurement
period can be less than 100 milliseconds. The UPH measurement
can be communicated based upon receipt of AICH/E-AICH and
transmission of DPCCH for a configurable number of radio frames.
The UPH measurement can be based upon the transmitted power
prior to actual data transmission. Additionally, the UPH
measurement can be included within scheduling information
portion of a MAC header.

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ZL200980110379.9 Uplink power headroom Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 14/340,401; China P.R.: ZL200980110379.9; Brazil: PI0909521-7; Canada: 2717174; European Patent
measurement delivery and reporting an uplink power headroom (UPH) during an E-DCH SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.133; Convention: EP2279643; India: 5568/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0032736; Japan: 5373050; Mexico: 301016;
reception for E-DCH in transmission in a CELL_FACH state. Transmitting PRACH preamble Republic of Korea: 10-1172980; Russian Federation: 2459389; Singapore: 164645; Taiwan: I387373; Ukraine: 99648
CELL_FACH upon receipt of AICH, evaluating a transmitted power level for a
UE prior to transmitting on E-DCH. For a E-DCH transmission, a
reduced measurement period can be utilized in order to report a
UPH measurement. In particular, the reduced measurement
period can be less than 100 milliseconds. The UPH measurement
can be communicated based upon receipt of AICH/E-AICH and
transmission of DPCCH for a configurable number of radio frames.
The UPH measurement can be based upon the transmitted power
prior to actual data transmission. Additionally, the UPH
measurement can be included within scheduling information
portion of a MAC header.

This invention claims promoting report system and method of


uplink power margin space (UPH) of the E-DCH transmission in
CELL-FACH state. The receiving is immediately transmitting
PRACH preamble and to AICH, evaluating a transmission for the
UE as the transmission power level on the E-DCH. For E-DCH
transmission, can be used to reduce the test period for reporting
a UPH measurement. In particular, measuring period of the
reducing less than 100 milliseconds. A base on the received
AICH/E-AICH and to transmit the UPH measurement for a DPCCH
transmission radio frame for a configured number. The said
transmission power before the UPH measurement capable of
transmission based on actual data. In addition, the UPH
8503517 System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8503517; China P.R.: ZL200980120943.5; Australia: 2009256039; Brazil: PI0914881-7; Canada:
band modem for data speech codec (in-band) such as found in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; 2724615; European Patent Convention: EP2291965; Hong Kong: HK1155580; India: 2547/MUMNP/2010;
communications over digital communication network. A modulator transforms the data into a Indonesia: 051.5132A; Israel: 209246; Japan: 5628154; Malaysia: MY-155068-A; Mexico: 307956; Philippines: 1-
wireless communication spectrally noise-like signal based on the mapping of a shaped 2010-502632; Republic of Korea: 10-1446830; Russian Federation: 2477931; Singapore: 191622; Taiwan: I405443;
networks pulse to predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and Ukraine: 96246; Vietnam: 1-2011-00018
the signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A
synchronization sequence provides modulation frame timing at
the receiver and is detected based on analysis of a correlation
peak pattern. A request/response protocol provides reliable
transfer of data using message redundancy, retransmission,
and/or robust modulation modes dependent on the
communication channel conditions.

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ZL200980120943.5 System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8503517; China P.R.: ZL200980120943.5; Australia: 2009256039; Brazil: PI0914881-7; Canada:
band modem for data speech codec (in-band) such as found in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; 2724615; European Patent Convention: EP2291965; Hong Kong: HK1155580; India: 2547/MUMNP/2010;
communications over digital communication network. A modulator transforms the data into a Indonesia: 051.5132A; Israel: 209246; Japan: 5628154; Malaysia: MY-155068-A; Mexico: 307956; Philippines: 1-
wireless communication spectrally noise-like signal based on the mapping of a shaped 2010-502632; Republic of Korea: 10-1446830; Russian Federation: 2477931; Singapore: 191622; Taiwan: I405443;
networks pulse to predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and Ukraine: 96246; Vietnam: 1-2011-00018
the signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A
synchronization sequence provides modulation frame timing at
the receiver and is detected based on analysis of a correlation
peak pattern. A request/response protocol provides reliable
transfer of data using message redundancy, retransmission,
and/or robust modulation modes dependent on the
communication channel conditions.

The invention provide one for through such as found in a wireless


communication network of the voice coder-decoder (inner)
transmission of a message. Modulator shaping pulse based on a
preset position of a inner frame of the data conversion to the
mapping frequency spectrum noise-like signal, and efficient to
code a signal through voice coder/decoder. A supply of a
synchronous frame timing at the receiver, and for analyzing a
correlation peak based on mode and detecting a synchronous
sequence. Request/response protocol according to
communication channel condition and use message redundancy,
retransmission, and/or robust a module to provide reliable
transmission of data.

8725502 System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8725502; United States: 8150686; China P.R.: ZL200980120510.X; Australia: 2009256048; Brazil:
band modem for data speech codec (in-band) such as found in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; PI0915647-0; Canada: 2725321; Canada: 2848480; European Patent Convention: EP2291934; Hong Kong:
communications over digital communication network. A modulator transforms the data into a HK1153320; India: 2427/MUMNP/2010; Indonesia: 051.2435A; Israel: 209248; Japan: 5209786; Malaysia: PI
wireless communication spectrally noise-like signal based on the mapping of a shaped 2010005292; Mexico: 307957; Philippines: 1-2010-502631; Republic of Korea: 10-1178081; Russian Federation:
networks pulse to predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and 2484588; Singapore: 166466; Taiwan: I400924; Ukraine: 95590; Vietnam: 1-2011-00019
the signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A
synchronization sequence provides modulation frame timing at
the receiver and is detected based on analysis of a correlation
peak pattern. A request/response protocol provides reliable
transfer of data using message redundancy, retransmission,
and/or robust modulation modes dependent on the
communication channel conditions.

8150686 System and method for A system and method is provided for sending a message type SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8725502; United States: 8150686; China P.R.: ZL200980120510.X; Australia: 2009256048; Brazil:
sending a message type identifier through a speech codec (in-band) such as found in a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; PI0915647-0; Canada: 2725321; Canada: 2848480; European Patent Convention: EP2291934; Hong Kong:
identifier through an in-band wireless communication network. A first predetermined HK1153320; India: 2427/MUMNP/2010; Indonesia: 051.2435A; Israel: 209248; Japan: 5209786; Malaysia: PI
modem sequence with noise-like characteristics identifies a first message 2010005292; Mexico: 307957; Philippines: 1-2010-502631; Republic of Korea: 10-1178081; Russian Federation:
type. A second predetermined sequence with noise-like 2484588; Singapore: 166466; Taiwan: I400924; Ukraine: 95590; Vietnam: 1-2011-00019
characteristics identifies a second message type.

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ZL200980120510.X System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8725502; United States: 8150686; China P.R.: ZL200980120510.X; Australia: 2009256048; Brazil:
band modem for data speech codec (in-band) such as found in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; PI0915647-0; Canada: 2725321; Canada: 2848480; European Patent Convention: EP2291934; Hong Kong:
communications over digital communication network. A modulator transforms the data into a HK1153320; India: 2427/MUMNP/2010; Indonesia: 051.2435A; Israel: 209248; Japan: 5209786; Malaysia: PI
wireless communication spectrally noise-like signal based on the mapping of a shaped 2010005292; Mexico: 307957; Philippines: 1-2010-502631; Republic of Korea: 10-1178081; Russian Federation:
networks pulse to predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and 2484588; Singapore: 166466; Taiwan: I400924; Ukraine: 95590; Vietnam: 1-2011-00019
the signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A
synchronization sequence provides modulation frame timing at
the receiver and is detected based on analysis of a correlation
peak pattern. A request/response protocol provides reliable
transfer of data using message redundancy, retransmission,
and/or robust modulation modes dependent on the
communication channel conditions.

The invention provide one for through such as found in a wireless


communication network of the voice coder-decoder (inner)
transmission of a message. Modulator shaping pulse based on a
preset position of a inner frame of the data conversion to the
mapping frequency spectrum noise-like signal, and efficient to
code a signal through voice coder/decoder. A supply of a
synchronous frame timing at the receiver, and for analyzing a
correlation peak based on mode and detecting a synchronous
sequence. Request/response protocol according to
communication channel condition and use message redundancy,
retransmission, and/or robust a module to provide reliable
transmission of data.

8825480 Apparatus and method of A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8825480; United States: 8364482; China P.R.: ZL200980120722.8; China P.R.: CN104952453;
obtaining non-speech data speech codec (in-band) such as found in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; Australia: 2009256051; Brazil: PI0914882-5; Canada: 2724909; European Patent Convention: EP2291935; Hong
embedded in vocoder packet communication network. A modulator transforms the data into a Kong: UNKNOWN; Hong Kong: HK1155578; Hong Kong: 15112034.6; India: 2423/MUMNP/2010; Indonesia:
spectrally noise-like signal based on the mapping of a shaped 051.2700A; Israel: 209317; Japan: 5280523; Malaysia: MY-153815-A; Mexico: 307471; Philippines: 1-2010-502630;
pulse to predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and Republic of Korea: 10-1398297; Russian Federation: 2470464; Singapore: 166972; Taiwan: I430641; Ukraine:
the signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A 99532; Vietnam: 1-2011-00020
synchronization sequence provides modulation frame timing at
the receiver and is detected based on analysis of a correlation
peak pattern. A request/response protocol provides reliable
transfer of data using message redundancy, retransmission,
and/or robust modulation modes dependent on the
communication channel conditions.

8364482 System and method for A system and method is provided for obtaining a message type SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8825480; United States: 8364482; China P.R.: ZL200980120722.8; China P.R.: CN104952453;
obtaining a message type identifier embedded in a vocoder packet via a speech codec (in- SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; Australia: 2009256051; Brazil: PI0914882-5; Canada: 2724909; European Patent Convention: EP2291935; Hong
identifier through an in-band band) such as found in a wireless communication network. The Kong: UNKNOWN; Hong Kong: HK1155578; Hong Kong: 15112034.6; India: 2423/MUMNP/2010; Indonesia:
modem vocoder packet is received and decoded. The decoded vocoder 051.2700A; Israel: 209317; Japan: 5280523; Malaysia: MY-153815-A; Mexico: 307471; Philippines: 1-2010-502630;
packet is filtered until a synchronization signal is detected, with Republic of Korea: 10-1398297; Russian Federation: 2470464; Singapore: 166972; Taiwan: I430641; Ukraine:
the filtering comprising correlating the decoded vocoder packet 99532; Vietnam: 1-2011-00020
with a predetermined sequence to generate the synchronization
signal. The polarity of the synchronization signal is determined,
and the message type identifier is derived based on the polarity
of the detected synchronization signal. A first polarity identifies a
first message type, and a second polarity identifies a second
message type.

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ZL200980120722.8 System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8825480; United States: 8364482; China P.R.: ZL200980120722.8; China P.R.: CN104952453;
band modem for data speech codec (in-band) such as found in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; Australia: 2009256051; Brazil: PI0914882-5; Canada: 2724909; European Patent Convention: EP2291935; Hong
communications over digital communication network. A modulator transforms the data into a Kong: UNKNOWN; Hong Kong: HK1155578; Hong Kong: 15112034.6; India: 2423/MUMNP/2010; Indonesia:
wireless communication spectrally noise-like signal based on the mapping of a shaped 051.2700A; Israel: 209317; Japan: 5280523; Malaysia: MY-153815-A; Mexico: 307471; Philippines: 1-2010-502630;
networks pulse to predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and Republic of Korea: 10-1398297; Russian Federation: 2470464; Singapore: 166972; Taiwan: I430641; Ukraine:
the signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A 99532; Vietnam: 1-2011-00020
synchronization sequence provides modulation frame timing at
the receiver and is detected based on analysis of a correlation
peak pattern. A request/response protocol provides reliable
transfer of data using message redundancy, retransmission,
and/or robust modulation modes dependent on the
communication channel conditions.

The invention supply one kind for such as found in a wireless


communication network in the voice coder-decoder (in band)
transmission system for the information. Modulator based on by
shaping pulse to the predetermined position in regulating frame
and then mapping for data conversion to series voice signal
frequency spectrum, and for efficient coding of said signal by
voice coder/decoder. Synchronization sequence providing the
modulation frame time series to receiver, and to analyze based
on the relative peak module then check the synchronization
sequence. Request/response protocol according to
communication channel condition but using message
redundancy, retransmission, and/or robust modulation mode for
providing reliability of data transmission.

CN104952453 System and method of an in- The invention relates to in use for digital wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8825480; United States: 8364482; China P.R.: ZL200980120722.8; China P.R.: CN104952453;
band modem for data network and data communication of the modem with the system SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; Australia: 2009256051; Brazil: PI0914882-5; Canada: 2724909; European Patent Convention: EP2291935; Hong
communications over digital and method. The invention supply one kind for such as found in a Kong: UNKNOWN; Hong Kong: HK1155578; Hong Kong: 15112034.6; India: 2423/MUMNP/2010; Indonesia:
wireless communication wireless communication network in the voice coder-decoder (in 051.2700A; Israel: 209317; Japan: 5280523; Malaysia: MY-153815-A; Mexico: 307471; Philippines: 1-2010-502630;
networks band) transmission system for the information. Modulator based Republic of Korea: 10-1398297; Russian Federation: 2470464; Singapore: 166972; Taiwan: I430641; Ukraine:
on by shaping pulse to the predetermined position in regulating 99532; Vietnam: 1-2011-00020
frame and then mapping for data conversion to series voice signal
frequency spectrum, and for efficient coding of said signal by
voice coder/decoder. Synchronization sequence providing the
modulation frame time series to receiver, and to analyze based
on the correlation peak module then check the synchronization
sequence. Request/response protocol according to
communication channel condition but using message
redundancy, retransmission, and/or robust modulation mode for
providing reliability of data transmission.

9083521 System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 9083521; China P.R.: ZL200980120945.4; Australia: 2009256054; Brazil: PI0915650-0; Canada:
band modem for data speech codec (in-band) such as found in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; 2725575; Germany: EP2289188; Great Britain: EP2289188; Hong Kong: HK1153591; India: 2502/MUMNP/2010;
communications over digital communication network. A modulator transforms the data into a Indonesia: 051.2336A; Israel: 209510; Japan: 5410515; Malaysia: MY-154316-4; Mexico: 308483; Philippines:
wireless communication spectrally noise-like signal based on the mapping of a shaped WO2009149352; Republic of Korea: 10-1135904; Russian Federation: 2496242; Singapore: 166603; Taiwan:
networks pulse to predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and I392320; Ukraine: 100564
the signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A
synchronization sequence provides modulation frame timing at
the receiver and is detected based on analysis of a correlation
peak pattern. A request/response protocol provides reliable
transfer of data using message redundancy, retransmission,
and/or robust modulation modes dependent on the
communication channel conditions.

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ZL200980120945.4 System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 9083521; China P.R.: ZL200980120945.4; Australia: 2009256054; Brazil: PI0915650-0; Canada:
band modem for data speech codec (inband) such as found in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; 2725575; Germany: EP2289188; Great Britain: EP2289188; Hong Kong: HK1153591; India: 2502/MUMNP/2010;
communications over digital network. A modulator transforms the data into a spectrally noise- Indonesia: 051.2336A; Israel: 209510; Japan: 5410515; Malaysia: MY-154316-4; Mexico: 308483; Philippines:
wireless communication like signal based on the mapping of a shaped pulse to WO2009149352; Republic of Korea: 10-1135904; Russian Federation: 2496242; Singapore: 166603; Taiwan:
networks predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and the I392320; Ukraine: 100564
signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A synchronization
sequence provides modulation frame timing at the receiver and is
detected based on analysis of a correlation peak pattern. A
request/response protocol provides reliable transfer of data using
message redundancy, retransmission, and/or robust modulation
modes dependent on the communication channel conditions.

The invention provide one for through such as found in a wireless


communication network of the voice coder-decoder (inner)
transmission of a message. Modulator shaping pulse based on a
preset position of a inner frame of the data conversion to the
mapping frequency spectrum noise-like signal, and efficient to
code a signal through voice coder/decoder. A supply of a
synchronous frame timing at the receiver, and for analyzing a
correlation peak based on mode and detecting a synchronous
sequence. Request/response protocol according to
communication channel condition and use message redundancy,
retransmission, and/or robust a module to provide reliable
transmission of data.

8958441 System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8958441; China P.R.: ZL200980120946.9; Australia: 2009256058; Brazil: PI0914896-5; Canada:
band modem for data speech codec (in-band) such as found in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; 2726820; Germany: EP2289189; Great Britain: EP2289189; Hong Kong: HK1155288; India: 2518/MUMNP/2010;
communications over digital communication network. A modulator transforms the data into a Indonesia: 051.3577 A; Israel: 209535; Malaysia: MY-154765-A; Mexico: 307430; Philippines: 1-2010-502805;
wireless communication spectrally noise-like signal based on the mapping of a shaped Republic of Korea: 10-1135905; Russian Federation: 2563159; Singapore: 166601; Taiwan: I423642; Ukraine:
networks pulse to predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and 96547; Vietnam: 1-2011-00022
the signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A
synchronization sequence provides modulation frame timing at
the receiver and is detected based on analysis of a correlation
peak pattern. A request/response protocol provides reliable
transfer of data using message redundancy, retransmission,
and/or robust modulation modes dependent on the
communication channel conditions.

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ZL200980120946.9 System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8958441; China P.R.: ZL200980120946.9; Australia: 2009256058; Brazil: PI0914896-5; Canada:
band modem for data speech codec (inband) such as found in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; 2726820; Germany: EP2289189; Great Britain: EP2289189; Hong Kong: HK1155288; India: 2518/MUMNP/2010;
communications over digital network. A modulator transforms the data into a spectrally noise- Indonesia: 051.3577 A; Israel: 209535; Malaysia: MY-154765-A; Mexico: 307430; Philippines: 1-2010-502805;
wireless communication like signal based on the mapping of a shaped pulse to Republic of Korea: 10-1135905; Russian Federation: 2563159; Singapore: 166601; Taiwan: I423642; Ukraine:
networks predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and the 96547; Vietnam: 1-2011-00022
signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A synchronization
sequence provides modulation frame timing at the receiver and is
detected based on analysis of a correlation peak pattern. A
request/response protocol provides reliable transfer of data using
message redundancy, retransmission, and/or robust modulation
modes dependent on the communication channel conditions.

The invention provide one for through such as found in a wireless


communication network of the voice coder-decoder (inner)
transmission of a message. Modulator shaping pulse based on a
preset position of a inner frame of the data conversion to the
mapping frequency spectrum noise-like signal, and efficient to
code a signal through voice coder/decoder. A supply of a
synchronous frame timing at the receiver, and for analyzing a
correlation peak based on mode and detecting a synchronous
sequence. Request/response protocol according to
communication channel condition and use message redundancy,
retransmission, and/or robust a module to provide reliable
transmission of data.

8964788 System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8964788; China P.R.: ZL200980120726.6; Germany: EP2289195; Great Britain: EP2289195; India:
band modem for data speech codec (in-band) such as found in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; 2546/MUMNP/2010; Japan: 5474947; Republic of Korea: 10-1135413; Russian Federation: 2474062
communications over digital communication network. A modulator transforms the data into a
wireless communication spectrally noise-like signal based on the mapping of a shaped
networks pulse to predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and
the signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A
synchronization sequence provides modulation frame timing at
the receiver and is detected based on analysis of a correlation
peak pattern. A request/response protocol provides reliable
transfer of data using message redundancy, retransmission,
and/or robust modulation modes dependent on the
communication channel conditions.

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ZL200980120726.6 System and method of an in- A system is provided for transmitting information through a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8964788; China P.R.: ZL200980120726.6; Germany: EP2289195; Great Britain: EP2289195; India:
band modem for data speech codec (inband) such as found in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; 2546/MUMNP/2010; Japan: 5474947; Republic of Korea: 10-1135413; Russian Federation: 2474062
communications over digital network. A modulator transforms the data into a spectrally noise-
wireless communications like signal based on the mapping of a shaped pulse to
networks predetermined positions within a modulation frame, and the
signal is efficiently encoded by a speech codec. A synchronization
sequence provides modulation frame timing at the receiver and is
detected based on analysis of a correlation peak pattern. A
request/response protocol provides reliable transfer of data using
message redundancy, retransmission, and/or robust modulation
modes dependent on the communication channel conditions.

The invention supply one kind for such as found in a wireless


communication network in the voice coder-decoder (in band)
transmission system for the information. Modulator based on by
shaping pulse to the predetermined position in regulating frame
and then mapping for data conversion to series voice signal
frequency spectrum, and for efficient coding of said signal by
voice coder/decoder. Synchronization sequence providing the
modulation frame time series to receiver, and to analyze based
on the relative peak module then check the synchronization
sequence. Request/response protocol according to
communication channel condition but using message
redundancy, retransmission, and/or robust modulation mode for
providing reliability of data transmission.

8165026 Method and apparatus to Methods and apparatuses for facilitating managing cells in a multi- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8165026; China P.R.: ZL200980109545.3; Germany: EP2272198; Great Britain: EP2272198; Hong
report and manage cells in a carrier system from an access terminal and base station are Kong: HK1154321; India: 5421/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5373052; Mexico: 313926; Republic of Korea: 10-1182983;
multi carrier system provided. The base station and access terminal communicate via Russian Federation: 2442286; Singapore: 164581; Taiwan: I392391; Ukraine: 96391
an anchor carrier and a supplementary carrier. A triggering
algorithm generated by the base station is transmitted to the
access terminal. The triggering algorithm includes instructions for
the access terminal to report downlink measurements as a
function of trigger events detected over the anchor carrier and/or
the supplementary carrier. Downlink measurements taken by the
access terminal are provided to the base station. Cell
management instructions based in part on the downlink
measurements are then provided to the access terminal by the
base station.

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ZL200980109545.3 Method and apparatus to Methods and apparatuses for facilitating managing cells in a multi- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8165026; China P.R.: ZL200980109545.3; Germany: EP2272198; Great Britain: EP2272198; Hong
report and manage cells in a carrier system from an access terminal and base station are Kong: HK1154321; India: 5421/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5373052; Mexico: 313926; Republic of Korea: 10-1182983;
multi carrier system provided. The base station and access terminal communicate via Russian Federation: 2442286; Singapore: 164581; Taiwan: I392391; Ukraine: 96391
an anchor carrier and a supplementary carrier. A triggering
algorithm generated by the base station is transmitted to the
access terminal. The triggering algorithm includes instructions for
the access terminal to report downlink measurements as a
function of trigger events detected over the anchor carrier and/or
the supplementary carrier. Downlink measurements taken by the
access terminal are provided to the base station. Cell
management instructions based in part on the downlink
measurements are then provided to the access terminal by the
base station.

Methods and apparatuses for facilitating managing cells in a multi-


carrier system from an access terminal and base station are
provided. The base station and access terminal communicate via
an anchor carrier and a supplementary carrier. A triggering
algorithm generated by the base station is transmitted to the
access terminal. The triggering algorithm includes instructions for
the access terminal to report downlink measurements as a
function of trigger events detected over the anchor carrier and/or
the supplementary carrier. Downlink measurements taken by the
access terminal are provided to the base station. Cell
management instructions based in part on the downlink
measurements are then provided to the access terminal by the
base station.
20090245176 Device managed access Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate device- SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 22.220; United States: 20090245176; China P.R.: ZL200980110126.1; Australia: 2009228222; Australia: 2013213721;
point lists in wireless side access point list management. Blacklists of access points SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; Australia: 2013213722; Australia: 2015249107; Canada: 2719604; Canada: 2854961; Canada: 2854958; European
communications unsuitable for providing network access to a related mobile SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.285; Patent Convention: EP2272285; Hong Kong: HK1158422; India: 6097/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.1989A; Israel:
device can be maintained as well as whitelists of suitable access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.301; 208267; Israel: 235311; Japan: 2013-123234; Japan: 2015-237838; Japan: 5684297; Japan: 5826799; Malaysia: PI
points. The lists can be managed using an interface provided at SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 31.102; 2010004339; Malaysia: PI 2014002886; Malaysia: PI 2014002884; Malaysia: PI 2014002885; Mexico: 319194;
the mobile device. In addition, lists can be modified according to Philippines: WO2009120898; Philippines: WO2009120898; Philippines: WO2009120898; Philippines:
provisioned network updates. Also, the lists can be of maximum WO2009120898; Republic of Korea: 10-1208631; Republic of Korea: 10-1266316; Republic of Korea: 10-1269064;
size such that older entries can be purged upon insertion of Republic of Korea: 10-1269058; Russian Federation: 2497311; Singapore: 164893; Taiwan: I428033; Taiwan:
newer entries based on a number of factors; timed entry deletion I492644; Taiwan: 201330653; Taiwan: I507053; Taiwan: I499319; Ukraine: 106469; Ukraine: 108272; Ukraine:
is provided as well. Access points in the lists can be stored and 108521; Ukraine: 108273; Vietnam: 1-2010-02857
presented according to various identifiers related to the access
points.

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ZL200980110126.1 Device managed access Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate device- SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 22.220; United States: 20090245176; China P.R.: ZL200980110126.1; Australia: 2009228222; Australia: 2013213721;
point lists in wireless side access point list management. Blacklists of access points SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; Australia: 2013213722; Australia: 2015249107; Canada: 2719604; Canada: 2854961; Canada: 2854958; European
communications unsuitable for providing network access to a related mobile SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.285; Patent Convention: EP2272285; Hong Kong: HK1158422; India: 6097/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.1989A; Israel:
device can be maintained as well as whitelists of suitable access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.301; 208267; Israel: 235311; Japan: 2013-123234; Japan: 2015-237838; Japan: 5684297; Japan: 5826799; Malaysia: PI
points. The lists can be managed using an interface provided at SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 31.102; 2010004339; Malaysia: PI 2014002886; Malaysia: PI 2014002884; Malaysia: PI 2014002885; Mexico: 319194;
the mobile device. In addition, lists can be modified according to Philippines: WO2009120898; Philippines: WO2009120898; Philippines: WO2009120898; Philippines:
provisioned network updates. Also, the lists can be of maximum WO2009120898; Republic of Korea: 10-1208631; Republic of Korea: 10-1266316; Republic of Korea: 10-1269064;
size such that older entries can be purged upon insertion of Republic of Korea: 10-1269058; Russian Federation: 2497311; Singapore: 164893; Taiwan: I428033; Taiwan:
newer entries based on a number of factors; timed entry deletion I492644; Taiwan: 201330653; Taiwan: I507053; Taiwan: I499319; Ukraine: 106469; Ukraine: 108272; Ukraine:
is provided as well. Access points in the lists can be stored and 108521; Ukraine: 108273; Vietnam: 1-2010-02857
presented according to various identifiers related to the access
points.

The invention claims a help system and a method of access point


list management on the device side. A black list table can access
point for a maintenance, wherein a access point in the blacklist
table is not suitable for a related mobile device provide network
access, but also for a connect point of the white list is a list
maintenance. It can use the mobile device a supply of interface to
manage the list. In addition, a update according to a supply of
modifying the table. The table may also have a maximum capacity
limit, such that some factor is inserted according to the new item,
it can cancel the older of entry, the invention further provide
timing entry e. It also can according to each identifier to a storage
and access point in a list of related and represents the access
point.

8477734 Reporting of ACK and CQI Techniques for reporting acknowledgement (ACK) information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8477734; China P.R.: ZL200980109903.0; Austria: EP2255479; Belgium: EP2255479; Brazil:
information in a wireless and channel quality indication (CQI) information in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; PI0909233-1; Canada: 2717286; Denmark: EP2255479; European Patent Convention: EP2573972; Finland:
communication system communication system are described. A user equipment (UE) EP2255479; France: EP2255479; Germany: EP2255479; Great Britain: EP2255479; Greece: EP2255479; Hong Kong:
may be able to receive data from up to two cells with dual-cell HK1154138; Hungary: EP2255479; India: 5396/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2255479; Italy: EP2255479; Japan:
operation. The UE may determine CQI information for a first cell, 5485258; Japan: 5813712; Japan: 5675918; Netherlands: EP2255479; Norway: EP2255479; Poland: EP2255479;
determine CQI information for a second cell, and send the CQI Portugal: EP2255479; Republic of Korea: 10-1105507; Romania: EP2255479; Russian Federation: 2461132;
information for both cells on a feedback channel with a single Singapore: 164574; Spain: EP2255479; Sweden: EP2255479; Switzerland: EP2255479; Taiwan: I431969
channelization code. The UE may process a control channel from
each cell and, if control information is received from the cell, may
further process a data channel from the cell to receive data sent
to the UE. The UE may determine ACK information for each cell
based on processing results for the data and control channels
from that cell. The UE may send the ACK information for both
cells on the feedback channel with the single channelization code.

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ZL200980109903.0 Reporting of ACK and CQI Techniques for reporting acknowledgement (ACK) information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8477734; China P.R.: ZL200980109903.0; Austria: EP2255479; Belgium: EP2255479; Brazil:
information in a wireless and channel quality indication (CQI) information in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.212; PI0909233-1; Canada: 2717286; Denmark: EP2255479; European Patent Convention: EP2573972; Finland:
communication system communication system are described. A user equipment (UE) EP2255479; France: EP2255479; Germany: EP2255479; Great Britain: EP2255479; Greece: EP2255479; Hong Kong:
may be able to receive data from up to two cells with dual-cell HK1154138; Hungary: EP2255479; India: 5396/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2255479; Italy: EP2255479; Japan:
operation. The UE may determine CQI information for a first cell, 5485258; Japan: 5813712; Japan: 5675918; Netherlands: EP2255479; Norway: EP2255479; Poland: EP2255479;
determine CQI information for a second cell, and send the CQI Portugal: EP2255479; Republic of Korea: 10-1105507; Romania: EP2255479; Russian Federation: 2461132;
information for both cells on a feedback channel with a single Singapore: 164574; Spain: EP2255479; Sweden: EP2255479; Switzerland: EP2255479; Taiwan: I431969
channelization code. The UE may process a control channel from
each cell and, if control information is received from the cell, may
further process a data channel from the cell to receive data sent
to the UE. The UE may determine ACK information for each cell
based on processing results for the data and control channels
from that cell. The UE may send the ACK information for both
cells on the feedback channel with the single channelization code.

8289866 Flexible power offset A method for wireless communications is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8289866; China P.R.: ZL200980112005.0; European Patent Convention: EP2292054; India:
assignments for acquisition includes generating at least one adjustable power parameter for 5640/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5301653; Republic of Korea: 10-1200005
indicator channels an acquisition indicator channel (AICH) and generating at least
one adjustable power parameter for an extended acquisition
indicator channel (E-AICH). The method also includes generating
at least one power offset representing differences between the
AICH and the E-AICH.

ZL200980112005.0 Flexible power offset A method for wireless communications is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8289866; China P.R.: ZL200980112005.0; European Patent Convention: EP2292054; India:
assignments for acquisition includes generating at least one adjustable power parameter for 5640/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5301653; Republic of Korea: 10-1200005
indicator channels an acquisition indicator channel (AICH) and generating at least
one adjustable power parameter for an extended acquisition
indicator channel (E-AICH). The method also includes generating
at least one power offset representing differences between the
AICH and the E-AICH.

A method for wireless communications is provided. The method


includes generating at least one adjustable power parameter for
an acquisition indicator channel (AICH) and generating at least
one adjustable power parameter for an extended acquisition
indicator channel (E-AICH). The method also includes generating
at least one power offset representing differences between the
AICH and the E-AICH.

8437752 Method and system for Methods and apparatuses for facilitating execution of automatic SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.511; United States: 8437752; China P.R.: ZL200980110434.4; Australia: 2009231823; Austria: EP2260657; Belgium:
facilitating execution of neighbor relation (ANR) functions are provided. A base station SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.762; EP2260657; Brazil: PI0910101-2; Canada: 2718112; Denmark: EP2260657; Finland: EP2260657; France: EP2260657;
automatic neighbor relation and operation and maintenance (OAM) system are disclosed. The France: EP2480021; Germany: EP2260657; Germany: EP2480021; Great Britain: EP2260657; Great Britain:
functions base station receives neighbor cell detection data identifying EP2480021; Greece: EP2260657; Hungary: EP2260657; India: 5599/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0033231; Ireland:
neighbor cells detected by an access terminal. The base station EP2260657; Italy: EP2260657; Italy: EP2480021; Japan: 5579698; Mexico: 303951; Netherlands: EP2260657;
also receives neighbor cell management data generated by the Netherlands: EP2480021; Norway: EP2260657; Poland: EP2260657; Portugal: EP2260657; Republic of Korea: 10-
OAM system, which facilitates performing an ANR function. The 1183652; Romania: EP2260657; Russian Federation: 2472312; Singapore: 164660; Spain: EP2260657; Spain:
base station then automatically updates a neighbor list according EP2480021; Sweden: EP2260657; Switzerland: EP2260657; Taiwan: I390997; Ukraine: 99011
to the neighbor cell management data and the neighbor cell
detection data.

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ZL200980110434.4 Method and system for Methods and apparatuses for facilitating execution of automatic SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.511; United States: 8437752; China P.R.: ZL200980110434.4; Australia: 2009231823; Austria: EP2260657; Belgium:
facilitating execution of neighbor relation (ANR) functions are provided. A base station SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.762; EP2260657; Brazil: PI0910101-2; Canada: 2718112; Denmark: EP2260657; Finland: EP2260657; France: EP2260657;
automatic neighbor relation and operation and maintenance (OAM) system are disclosed. The France: EP2480021; Germany: EP2260657; Germany: EP2480021; Great Britain: EP2260657; Great Britain:
functions base station receives neighbor cell detection data identifying EP2480021; Greece: EP2260657; Hungary: EP2260657; India: 5599/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0033231; Ireland:
neighbor cells detected by an access terminal. The base station EP2260657; Italy: EP2260657; Italy: EP2480021; Japan: 5579698; Mexico: 303951; Netherlands: EP2260657;
also receives neighbor cell management data generated by the Netherlands: EP2480021; Norway: EP2260657; Poland: EP2260657; Portugal: EP2260657; Republic of Korea: 10-
OAM system, which facilitates performing an ANR function. The 1183652; Romania: EP2260657; Russian Federation: 2472312; Singapore: 164660; Spain: EP2260657; Spain:
base station then automatically updates a neighbor list according EP2480021; Sweden: EP2260657; Switzerland: EP2260657; Taiwan: I390997; Ukraine: 99011
to the neighbor cell management data and the neighbor cell
detection data.

This invention claims methods and apparatuses for facilitating


execution of automatic neighbor relation (ANR) functions. A base
station and operation and maintenance (OAM) system are
disclosed. The base station receives neighbor cell detection data
identifying neighbor cells detected by an access terminal. The
base station also receives neighbor cell management data
generated by the OAM system, which facilitates performing an
ANR function. The base station then automatically updates a
neighbor list according to the neighbor cell management data and
the neighbor cell detection data.

8428077 Methods and apparatus for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate dynamic SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8428077; China P.R.: ZL200980112032.8; Brazil: PI0910102-0; Canada: 2720066; European Patent
dynamic load balancing with load balancing in a communications network. In particular, one or Convention: EP2266344; India: 6491/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5536181; Mexico: 299882; Republic of Korea: 10-
E-AICH more mobile devices can send random access preambles on an 1163915; Russian Federation: 2468537; Singapore: 165455; Taiwan: I391002; Ukraine: 96102
uplink frequency paired to a downlink frequency employed to
connect the one or more mobile devices to a base station. The
base station can determine if an uplink frequency load imbalance
exists based upon the random access preambles. The base station
can transmit an indicator on an acquisition indicator channel to at
least one mobile device wherein the indicator includes a
command to transition to a new uplink frequency. The mobile
device can switch uplink frequencies in response to the
command.

ZL200980112032.8 Methods and apparatus for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate dynamic SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8428077; China P.R.: ZL200980112032.8; Brazil: PI0910102-0; Canada: 2720066; European Patent
dynamic load balancing with load balancing in a communications network. In particular, one or Convention: EP2266344; India: 6491/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5536181; Mexico: 299882; Republic of Korea: 10-
E-AICH more mobile devices can send random access preambles on an 1163915; Russian Federation: 2468537; Singapore: 165455; Taiwan: I391002; Ukraine: 96102
uplink frequency paired to a downlink frequency employed to
connect the one or more mobile devices to a base station. The
base station can determine if an uplink frequency load imbalance
exists based upon the random access preambles. The base station
can transmit an indicator on an acquisition indicator channel to at
least one mobile device wherein the indicator includes a
command to transition to a new uplink frequency. The mobile
device can switch uplink frequencies in response to the
command.

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9107239 Systems and methods to Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate defining SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9107239; United States: 20150139145; United States: 20150312895; China P.R.: CN101981956;
define control channels using new control channels in legacy wireless networks. Control data China P.R.: UNKNOWN; Australia: 2009233881; Brazil: PI0911058-5; Canada: 2718660; European Patent
reserved resource blocks resources for new systems can be defined over resources Convention: EP2279633; Hong Kong: HK1154735; India: 5912/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.0866A; Israel: 208143;
reserved for general data communications in the legacy wireless Israel: 237808; Japan: 5474932; Japan: 5752730; Japan: 2015-111858; Malaysia: PI 2010004320; Mexico: 307143;
network specification. In this regard, legacy devices can still be Philippines: WO2009126598; Republic of Korea: 10-1279417; Russian Federation: 2479944; Singapore: 189748;
supported by devices implementing new control data resources, Taiwan: I432042; Ukraine: 104421; Vietnam: 1-2010-02994
and the new control data resources can avoid substantial
interference that is typically exhibited over legacy control and/or
reference signal resources by instead using the general data
resources. In addition, new system devices can avoid scheduling
data communication resources over the new control resources to
create a substantially non-interfered global control segment.
Control data can be transmitted over the segment using beacon-
based technologies, reuse schemes, and/or the like.

20150139145 Systems and methods to Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate defining SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9107239; United States: 20150139145; United States: 20150312895; China P.R.: CN101981956;
define control channels using new control channels in legacy wireless networks. Control data China P.R.: UNKNOWN; Australia: 2009233881; Brazil: PI0911058-5; Canada: 2718660; European Patent
reserved resource blocks resources for new systems can be defined over resources Convention: EP2279633; Hong Kong: HK1154735; India: 5912/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.0866A; Israel: 208143;
reserved for general data communications in the legacy wireless Israel: 237808; Japan: 5474932; Japan: 5752730; Japan: 2015-111858; Malaysia: PI 2010004320; Mexico: 307143;
network specification. In this regard, legacy devices can still be Philippines: WO2009126598; Republic of Korea: 10-1279417; Russian Federation: 2479944; Singapore: 189748;
supported by devices implementing new control data resources, Taiwan: I432042; Ukraine: 104421; Vietnam: 1-2010-02994
and the new control data resources can avoid substantial
interference that is typically exhibited over legacy control and/or
reference signal resources by instead using the general data
resources. In addition, new system devices can avoid scheduling
data communication resources over the new control resources to
create a substantially non-interfered global control segment.
Control data can be transmitted over the segment using beacon-
based technologies, reuse schemes, and/or the like.

20150312895 Systems and methods to Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate defining SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9107239; United States: 20150139145; United States: 20150312895; China P.R.: CN101981956;
define control channels using new control channels in legacy wireless networks. Control data China P.R.: UNKNOWN; Australia: 2009233881; Brazil: PI0911058-5; Canada: 2718660; European Patent
reserved resource blocks resources for new systems can be defined over resources Convention: EP2279633; Hong Kong: HK1154735; India: 5912/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.0866A; Israel: 208143;
reserved for general data communications in the legacy wireless Israel: 237808; Japan: 5474932; Japan: 5752730; Japan: 2015-111858; Malaysia: PI 2010004320; Mexico: 307143;
network specification. In this regard, legacy devices can still be Philippines: WO2009126598; Republic of Korea: 10-1279417; Russian Federation: 2479944; Singapore: 189748;
supported by devices implementing new control data resources, Taiwan: I432042; Ukraine: 104421; Vietnam: 1-2010-02994
and the new control data resources can avoid substantial
interference that is typically exhibited over legacy control and/or
reference signal resources by instead using the general data
resources. In addition, new system devices can avoid scheduling
data communication resources over the new control resources to
create a substantially non-interfered global control segment.
Control data can be transmitted over the segment using beacon-
based technologies, reuse schemes, and/or the like.

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CN101981956 Systems and methods to Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate defining SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9107239; United States: 20150139145; United States: 20150312895; China P.R.: CN101981956;
define control channels using new control channels in legacy wireless networks. Control data China P.R.: UNKNOWN; Australia: 2009233881; Brazil: PI0911058-5; Canada: 2718660; European Patent
reserved resource blocks resources for new systems can be defined over resources Convention: EP2279633; Hong Kong: HK1154735; India: 5912/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.0866A; Israel: 208143;
reserved for general data communications in the legacy wireless Israel: 237808; Japan: 5474932; Japan: 5752730; Japan: 2015-111858; Malaysia: PI 2010004320; Mexico: 307143;
network specification. In this regard, legacy devices can still be Philippines: WO2009126598; Republic of Korea: 10-1279417; Russian Federation: 2479944; Singapore: 189748;
supported by devices implementing new control data resources, Taiwan: I432042; Ukraine: 104421; Vietnam: 1-2010-02994
and the new control data resources can avoid substantial
interference that is typically exhibited over legacy control and/or
reference signal resources by instead using the general data
resources. In addition, new system devices can avoid scheduling
data communication resources over the new control resources to
create a substantially non-interfered global control segment.
Control data can be transmitted over the segment using beacon-
based technologies, reuse schemes, and/or the like.

Description of convenient in original wireless network and define


new control signal of system and method. Above is used for the
original wireless network standard of the normal data
communication is in Reserved resource definition used for
controlling data resource the new system. Thus, carrying out
device of new control data resource still can support the original
device, and by using common data resource is changed, new
control data resource can be avoided in the original control
and/or reference signal resource of usual show out of the
substantially interference. In addition, new system device can be
avoid in new control resource of scheduling data communication
resource, to create substantially no interference of whole control
UNKNOWN Systems and methods to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9107239; United States: 20150139145; United States: 20150312895; China P.R.: CN101981956;
define control channels using China P.R.: UNKNOWN; Australia: 2009233881; Brazil: PI0911058-5; Canada: 2718660; European Patent
reserved resource blocks Convention: EP2279633; Hong Kong: HK1154735; India: 5912/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.0866A; Israel: 208143;
Israel: 237808; Japan: 5474932; Japan: 5752730; Japan: 2015-111858; Malaysia: PI 2010004320; Mexico: 307143;
Philippines: WO2009126598; Republic of Korea: 10-1279417; Russian Federation: 2479944; Singapore: 189748;
Taiwan: I432042; Ukraine: 104421; Vietnam: 1-2010-02994

8780814 Selective bearer Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8780814; United States: 20150009919; China P.R.: ZL200980112122.7; China P.R.: CN104902586;
establishment in E- selectively and simultaneously establishing multiple bearers in Brazil: PI0911088-7; Canada: 2718971; France: EP2298022; Germany: EP2298022; Great Britain: EP2298022; India:
UTRAN/EPS wireless communication networks. A core network entity in a 2020/MUMNP/2010; Italy: EP2298022; Japan: 5280517; Mexico: 307973; Netherlands: EP2298022; Republic of
wireless network can transmit a bearer establishment request to Korea: 10-1299308; Russian Federation: 2464742; Spain: EP2298022; Taiwan: I407818
an access point comprising a list of bearers to establish with a
related mobile device. The bearer establishment request
comprising list of bearers includes separate non-access stratum
(NAS) messages corresponding to each bearer in the list. The
separate NAS messages can be linked to each bearer entry in the
list. The access point can receive the list and attempt to initialize
one or more radio bearers in the list. Since the NAS messages
individually correspond to a given bearer, the access point can
forward NAS messages to the mobile device only for bearers that
are successfully initialized allowing selective establishment
thereof. In addition, the access point can provide initialization
status for the individual bearers to the core network.

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20150009919 Selective bearer Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8780814; United States: 20150009919; China P.R.: ZL200980112122.7; China P.R.: CN104902586;
establishment in E- selectively and simultaneously establishing multiple bearers in Brazil: PI0911088-7; Canada: 2718971; France: EP2298022; Germany: EP2298022; Great Britain: EP2298022; India:
UTRAN/EPS wireless communication networks. A core network entity in a 2020/MUMNP/2010; Italy: EP2298022; Japan: 5280517; Mexico: 307973; Netherlands: EP2298022; Republic of
wireless network can transmit a bearer establishment request to Korea: 10-1299308; Russian Federation: 2464742; Spain: EP2298022; Taiwan: I407818
an access point comprising a list of bearers to establish with a
related mobile device. The bearer establishment request
comprising list of bearers includes separate non-access stratum
(NAS) messages corresponding to each bearer in the list. The
separate NAS messages can be linked to each bearer entry in the
list. The access point can receive the list and attempt to initialize
one or more radio bearers in the list. Since the NAS messages
individually correspond to a given bearer, the access point can
forward NAS messages to the mobile device only for bearers that
are successfully initialized allowing selective establishment
thereof. In addition, the access point can provide initialization
status for the individual bearers to the core network.

ZL200980112122.7 Selective bearer Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8780814; United States: 20150009919; China P.R.: ZL200980112122.7; China P.R.: CN104902586;
establishment in evolved selectively and simultaneously establishing multiple bearers in Brazil: PI0911088-7; Canada: 2718971; France: EP2298022; Germany: EP2298022; Great Britain: EP2298022; India:
universal terrestrial radio wireless communication networks. A core network entity in a 2020/MUMNP/2010; Italy: EP2298022; Japan: 5280517; Mexico: 307973; Netherlands: EP2298022; Republic of
access (E-UTRA) and evolved wireless network can transmit a bearer establishment request to Korea: 10-1299308; Russian Federation: 2464742; Spain: EP2298022; Taiwan: I407818
packet system (EPS) an access point comprising a list of bearers to establish with a
related mobile device. The bearer establishment request
comprising list of bearers includes separate non-access stratum
(NAS) messages corresponding to each bearer in the list. The
separate NAS messages can be linked to each bearer entry in the
list. The access point can receive the list and attempt to initialize
one or more radio bearers in the list. Since the NAS messages
individually correspond to a given bearer, the access point can
forward NAS messages to the mobile device only for bearers that
are successfully initialized allowing selective establishment
thereof. In addition, the access point can provide initialization
status for the individual bearers to the core network.

Systems and methodologies are described in the invention that


facilitate selectively and simultaneously establishing multiple
bearers in wireless communication networks. A core network
entity in a wireless network can transmit a bearer establishment
request to an access point comprising a list of bearers to establish
with a related mobile device. The bearer establishment request
comprising list of bearers includes separate non-access stratum
(NAS) messages corresponding to each bearer in the list. The
separate NAS messages can be linked to each bearer entry in the
list. The access point can receive the list and attempt to initialize

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CN104902586 Selective bearer The invention relates to in wireless communication and used for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8780814; United States: 20150009919; China P.R.: ZL200980112122.7; China P.R.: CN104902586;
establishment in evolved selectively establishing radio bear of the method and device. A Brazil: PI0911088-7; Canada: 2718971; France: EP2298022; Germany: EP2298022; Great Britain: EP2298022; India:
universal terrestrial radio core network entity in a wireless network can transmit a bearer 2020/MUMNP/2010; Italy: EP2298022; Japan: 5280517; Mexico: 307973; Netherlands: EP2298022; Republic of
access (E-UTRA) and evolved establishment request to an access point comprising a list of Korea: 10-1299308; Russian Federation: 2464742; Spain: EP2298022; Taiwan: I407818
packet system (EPS) bearers to establish with a related mobile device. The bearer
establishment request comprising list of bearers includes
separate non-access stratum (NAS) messages corresponding to
each bearer in the list. The separate NAS messages can be linked
to each bearer entry in the list. The access point can receive the
list and attempt to initialize one or more radio bearers in the list.
Since the NAS messages individually correspond to a given
bearer, the access point can forward NAS messages to the mobile
device only for bearers that are successfully initialized allowing
selective establishment thereof. In addition, the access point can
provide initialization status for the individual bearers to the core
network.

8583119 Method and apparatus for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.511; United States: 8583119; China P.R.: CN102017701; European Patent Convention: EP2283676; India:
management of automatic management of automatic neighbor relation functions in wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.762; 6117/CHENP/2010; Japan: 2011-518531; Japan: 5705892; Mexico: 302455; Republic of Korea: 10-1207574; Russian
neighbor relation function in networks. The system can include components and/or devices Federation: 2463745; Singapore: 165506
wireless networks that ascertain whether or not to add or remove a neighbor
relation based on information associated with an operations and
management system, wherein the operations and management
system dispatches add or remove requests to a base station that
establishes, updates, and/or maintains a neighbor relations table
and/or set of neighbor relations that includes neighbor relations
between cells.

CN102017701 Method and apparatus for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.511; United States: 8583119; China P.R.: CN102017701; European Patent Convention: EP2283676; India:
management of automatic management of automatic neighbor relation functions in wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 32.762; 6117/CHENP/2010; Japan: 2011-518531; Japan: 5705892; Mexico: 302455; Republic of Korea: 10-1207574; Russian
neighbor relation function in networks. The system can include components and/or devices Federation: 2463745; Singapore: 165506
wireless networks that ascertain whether or not to add or remove a neighbor
relation based on information associated with an operations and
management system, wherein the operations and management
system dispatches add or remove requests to a base station that
establishes, updates, and/or maintains a neighbor relations table
and/or set of neighbor relations that includes neighbor relations
between cells.

Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate


management of automatic neighbour relation functions in
wireless networks. The system can include components and/or
devices that ascertain whether or not to add or remove a
neighbour relation based on information associated with an
operations and management system, wherein the operations and
management system dispatches add or remove requests to a
base station that establishes, updates, and/or maintains a
neighbour relations table and/or set of neighbour relations that
includes neighbour relations between cells.

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8666358 Method and apparatus for Techniques for delivering and receiving emergency broadcast SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 8 Spec: TS 23.041; United States: 8666358; Japan: 5502886; Republic of Korea: 10-1317455
delivering and receiving alert messages using Short Message Service (SMS) are described, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.041;
enhanced emergency In one design, a broadcast alert message for an emergency alert SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331;
broadcast alert messages may be sent in an SMS broadcast message, e.g., by mapping at
least one field of the broadcast alert message to corresponding
Held(s) of the SMS broadcast message and mapping remaining
Fields of the broadcast alert message to a data Field of the SMS
broadcast message. The SMS broadcast message may include a
website URI link, broadcast reception information, location
information for an emergency event, etc. The SMS broadcast
message may be carried in a system broadcast message sent to
wireless devices. A wireless device may receive the system
broadcast message, extract the SMS broadcast message, and
obtain the broadcast alert message. The wireless device may
detect for duplicate broadcast messages based on a hash digest
generated for each broadcast message.

8737317 Autonomous carrier A carrier for a femtocell is selected from a set of carriers available SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8737317; China P.R.: ZL200980117327.4; Germany: EP2297996; Great Britain: EP2297996; India:
selection for FEMTOcells to femtocells. The femto node determines a preference order for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; 7095/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5373064; Republic of Korea: 10-1239287; Russian Federation: 2477016; Taiwan:
the set and measures received signal strength (RSS) for each I403200
carrier. The femto node determines a least interference carrier
from the set based on the RSS for each carrier, then defines a
selected carrier for the femtocell by comparing the RSS of the
least interference carrier to the RSS of other carriers in the set.
The selected carrier may have a RSS larger than or equal to the
RSS of the least interference carrier offset by a predefined
margin. The comparisons may be performed in the preference
order. The set available to femto nodes may be a subset of all
carriers available to a combination of femtocells and macrocells
and one or more of the carriers available to femtocells also may
be a carrier available to macrocells.

ZL200980117327.4 Autonomous carrier From femto honeycomb available and one group of selection for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8737317; China P.R.: ZL200980117327.4; Germany: EP2297996; Great Britain: EP2297996; India:
selection for FEMTOcells femto honeycomb carrier wave of carrier wave. The femto node SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TR 25.967; 7095/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5373064; Republic of Korea: 10-1239287; Russian Federation: 2477016; Taiwan:
confirming priority of the group carrier sequence and detecting I403200
each carrier wave of the receiving signal strength (RSS). The
femto node based on every carrier wave of the RSS confirming
the smallest interference in this group carrier wave carrier wave,
then taking minimum interference by the carrier wave and other
RSS is the RSS of the carrier wave group for comparing definition
for the selected carrier for the femto honeycomb. The selected
carrier wave of RSS is larger than or equal to minimum
interference carrier of RSS offset of one rear margin and preset
value. The comparison is according to priority sequence for
execution. The femto node and the group carrier wave is
available is subset of all carrier wave can be the combination of
femto honeycomb and macro honeycomb, and femto honeycomb
can be one of two or more individual carrier too can be macro
honeycomb and available carrier wave.

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8711786 Autonomous downlink code Downlink codes may be chosen autonomously for femtocells in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8711786; China P.R.: ZL200980117160.1; China P.R.: CN103702428; Australia: 2009246490; Brazil:
selection for FEMTO cells wireless communication environment. Downlink transmissions PI0912612-0; Canada: 2722439; European Patent Convention: EP2304995; Hong Kong: HK1194901; Hong Kong:
are received from Home NodeBs that are neighbors of the HK1157112; India: 7105/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5539329; Japan: 5694496; Mexico: 305594; Republic of Korea: 10-
femtocell and macrocell base stations near the femtocell. The 1318847; Republic of Korea: 10-1400211; Russian Federation: 2472320; Singapore: 193789; Taiwan: I399959;
downlink transmissions are evaluated to recognize a first set of Ukraine: 98711
detected downlink codes that each have a pilot energy above a
predetermined detection threshold. An optimal downlink code is
selected for use in connection with serving user equipment of the
femtocell. The optimal downlink code is based upon the first set
of detected downlink codes and selected as a downlink code from
a set of downlink codes reserved for the femtocell. The optimal
downlink code may be an available downlink code with a smallest
amount of detected energy or a randomly selected downlink code
from the available downlink codes.

ZL200980117160.1 Autonomous downlink code Downlink codes may be chosen autonomously for femtocells in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8711786; China P.R.: ZL200980117160.1; China P.R.: CN103702428; Australia: 2009246490; Brazil:
selection for FEMTO cells wireless communication environment. Downlink transmissions PI0912612-0; Canada: 2722439; European Patent Convention: EP2304995; Hong Kong: HK1194901; Hong Kong:
are received from Home NodeBs that are neighbors of the HK1157112; India: 7105/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5539329; Japan: 5694496; Mexico: 305594; Republic of Korea: 10-
femtocell and macrocell base stations near the femtocell. The 1318847; Republic of Korea: 10-1400211; Russian Federation: 2472320; Singapore: 193789; Taiwan: I399959;
downlink transmissions are evaluated to recognize a first set of Ukraine: 98711
detected downlink codes that each have a pilot energy above a
predetermined detection threshold. An optimal downlink code is
selected for use in connection with serving user equipment of the
femtocell. The optimal downlink code is based upon the first set
of detected downlink codes and selected as a downlink code from
a set of downlink codes reserved for the femtocell. The optimal
downlink code may be an available downlink code with a smallest
amount of detected energy or a randomly selected downlink code
from the available downlink codes.

Spontaneously selected for femto cell of downlink coding in a


wireless communication environment. From adjacent to the
home node B of a femto cell and close to the macrocell base
station of femtocell receives a downlink transmission. Evaluating
a downlink transmission, to identify wherein each of first set is
higher than preset pilot frequency energy of detect threshold of
coding by the down link of detect of. Selecting the optimal
downlink code, combined to a femto cell of service user device to
use. Set a first optimal downlink code based on the downlink of
the detect code of a from the set of downlink code is a femto cell
retention of in downlink code to select as the optimal downlink
code. Said optimal downlink code can at least detect energy of

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CN103702428 Autonomous downlink code Spontaneously select for femto cell of downlink chain code in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8711786; China P.R.: ZL200980117160.1; China P.R.: CN103702428; Australia: 2009246490; Brazil:
selection for FEMTO cells wireless communication environment. From adjacent to the PI0912612-0; Canada: 2722439; European Patent Convention: EP2304995; Hong Kong: HK1194901; Hong Kong:
home node B of a femto cell and closer to the macrocell base HK1157112; India: 7105/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5539329; Japan: 5694496; Mexico: 305594; Republic of Korea: 10-
station of a femto cell receive the downlink chain transmission. 1318847; Republic of Korea: 10-1400211; Russian Federation: 2472320; Singapore: 193789; Taiwan: I399959;
Evaluating said downlink chain transmission, to identify wherein Ukraine: 98711
each of first set is higher than preset pilot frequency energy of a
threshold value of the downlink chain of a detection of. Selecting
the optimal downlink code chain, binding to a femto cell of
service user device to use. First set a best downlink chain based
on down a chain of a by a code of, from a set of downlink chain
code is a femto cell retain in of downlink chain code to select as
the best downlink chain code. A best downlink chain code can be
at least a energy of available downlink chain code from available
downlink chain in a random selecting of downlink chain code.

8718696 Transmit power selection for Transmit power for a user equipment (UE) is set by a Home SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8718696; China P.R.: ZL200980117171.X; Brazil: PI0913952-4; Canada: 2722665; European Patent
user equipment NodeB (HNB) in response to interference at a nearby macrocell. Convention: EP2618615; European Patent Convention: 15191612.9; Germany: EP2281411; Great Britain:
communicating with FEMTO The HNB monitors an interference level to the macrocell from a EP2281411; India: 7096/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5307235; Mexico: 302702; Republic of Korea: 10-1227053; Russian
cells UE communicating with the HNB. An acceptable transmit power Federation: 2472317; Taiwan: I428040
for the UE is determined by the HNB in response to the
interference level. A power change indicator is transmitted from
the HNB to the UE to adjust the transmit power of the UE. In
some cases, the interference may be estimated from a busy
indicator from the macrocell and the HNB sends a modified
version of the busy indicator to the UE to adjust the transmit
power of the UE. In other cases, the HNB estimates a path loss for
the UE based on received signal power from the macrocell and
signals a transmit power change to the UE, if needed, based on
the estimated path loss.

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ZL200980117171.X Transmit power selection for Transmit power for a user equipment (UE) is set by a Home SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8718696; China P.R.: ZL200980117171.X; Brazil: PI0913952-4; Canada: 2722665; European Patent
user equipment NodeB (HNB) in response to interference at a nearby macrocell. Convention: EP2618615; European Patent Convention: 15191612.9; Germany: EP2281411; Great Britain:
communicating with FEMTO The HNB monitors an interference level to the macrocell from a EP2281411; India: 7096/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5307235; Mexico: 302702; Republic of Korea: 10-1227053; Russian
cells UE communicating with the HNB. An acceptable transmit power Federation: 2472317; Taiwan: I428040
for the UE is determined by the HNB in response to the
interference level. A power change indicator is transmitted from
the HNB to the UE to adjust the transmit power of the UE. In
some cases, the interference may be estimated from a busy
indicator from the macrocell and the HNB sends a modified
version of the busy indicator to the UE to adjust the transmit
power of the UE. In other cases, the HNB estimates a path loss for
the UE based on received signal power from the macrocell and
signals a transmit power change to the UE, if needed, based on
the estimated path loss.

According to interference of adjacent macrocell, by family node B


(HNB) set for user equipment (UE) and transmit power.
Monitoring the HNB from UE and HNB each communication and
interference level to the macrocell. According to the interference
level, determining the UE can accept and transmit power. Power
change indicator from the HNB for sending to the UE to adjust
transmit power of the UE. In the following some information, can
be from macrocell according to the busy indicator for interference
estimation, and the HNB to the UE sending the modification of
busy indicator versions to adjust transmit power of the UE. In the
following other information, based on macrocell from the receive
signal power estimation path loss for the UE, and estimation
8725083 Self calibration of downlink Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8725083; United States: 20140235288; China P.R.: ZL200980117056.2; China P.R.: CN104540206;
transmit power based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a Brazil: PI0912734-8; Canada: 2722170; European Patent Convention: EP2311193; India: 7104/CHENP/2010; Japan:
receiver and a total received signal strength from transmitting 5350468; Japan: 5752757; Republic of Korea: 10-1227046; Russian Federation: 2481740; Taiwan: I406519
nodes at the receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an
access node (e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding
outage created in a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still
providing an acceptable level of coverage for access terminals
associated with the access node. An access node may
autonomously adjust its transmit power based on channel
measurement and a defined coverage hole to mitigate
interference and perform a self-calibration process.

20140235288 Self calibration of downlink Transmit power (e.g., maximum transmit power) may be defined SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8725083; United States: 20140235288; China P.R.: ZL200980117056.2; China P.R.: CN104540206;
transmit power based on the maximum received signal strength allowed by a Brazil: PI0912734-8; Canada: 2722170; European Patent Convention: EP2311193; India: 7104/CHENP/2010; Japan:
receiver and a total received signal strength from transmitting 5350468; Japan: 5752757; Republic of Korea: 10-1227046; Russian Federation: 2481740; Taiwan: I406519
nodes at the receiver. Transmit power may be defined for an
access node (e.g., a femto node) such that a corresponding
outage created in a cell (e.g., a macro cell) is limited while still
providing an acceptable level of coverage for access terminals
associated with the access node. An access node may
autonomously adjust its transmit power based on channel
measurement and a defined coverage hole to mitigate
interference and perform a self-calibration process.

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ZL200980117056.2 Self calibration of downlink Data receiver that can allow the maximum receiving signal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8725083; United States: 20140235288; China P.R.: ZL200980117056.2; China P.R.: CN104540206;
transmit power intensity and receiver from sending node to all receiving signal Brazil: PI0912734-8; Canada: 2722170; European Patent Convention: EP2311193; India: 7104/CHENP/2010; Japan:
intensity is defined for transmission power (such as, most large 5350468; Japan: 5752757; Republic of Korea: 10-1227046; Russian Federation: 2481740; Taiwan: I406519
transmit power). Is for access node (such as, a femto node)
defined transmit power, to make the following condition can still
access terminal and access node for each relevant and supply can
accept the cover range on the grade, limit in area (such as,
macrocell) and of generating the corresponding the interrupt.
Access node is the transmission power signal according to
detecting result and cover the defined area from the main
regulation, so as to restrain interference and carrying out self-
calibration process.

CN104540206 Self calibration of downlink From correcting the down link transmission power. Data receiver SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8725083; United States: 20140235288; China P.R.: ZL200980117056.2; China P.R.: CN104540206;
transmit power that can allow the maximum receiving signal intensity and Brazil: PI0912734-8; Canada: 2722170; European Patent Convention: EP2311193; India: 7104/CHENP/2010; Japan:
receiver from sending node to all receiving signal intensity is 5350468; Japan: 5752757; Republic of Korea: 10-1227046; Russian Federation: 2481740; Taiwan: I406519
defined for transmission power (such as, most large transmit
power). Is for access node (such as, a femto node) defined
transmit power, to make the following condition can still access
terminal and access node for each relevant and supply can accept
the cover range on the grade, limit in area (such as, macrocell)
and of generating the corresponding the interrupt. Access node is
the transmission power signal according to detecting result and
cover the defined area from the main regulation, so as to restrain
interference and carrying out self-calibration process.

8605801 Pilot signal set management In a wireless communication system where different frequency SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8605801; United States: 9131420; China P.R.: ZL200980117703.X; European Patent Convention:
in a multi-carrier bands are deployed to generate various communication zones, EP2283675; India: 2261/MUMNP/2010; Japan: 5356508; Mexico: 313906; Republic of Korea: 10-1223378; Russian
communication system pilot signal set management for a plurality of pilot signals Federation: 2486701; Taiwan: I413391; Ukraine: 96889
generated from an additional coverage zone is based on
identifying a preselected signal set from the plurality of pilot
signals and determining whether a predetermined criterion is
met.
9131420 Pilot signal set management In a wireless communication system where different frequency SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8605801; United States: 9131420; China P.R.: ZL200980117703.X; European Patent Convention:
in a multi-carrier bands are deployed to generate various communication zones, EP2283675; India: 2261/MUMNP/2010; Japan: 5356508; Mexico: 313906; Republic of Korea: 10-1223378; Russian
communication system pilot signal set management for a plurality of pilot signals Federation: 2486701; Taiwan: I413391; Ukraine: 96889
generated from an additional coverage zone is based on
identifying a preselected signal set from the plurality of pilot
signals and determining whether a predetermined criterion is
met.
ZL200980117703.X Pilot signal set management In a wireless communication system where different frequency SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8605801; United States: 9131420; China P.R.: ZL200980117703.X; European Patent Convention:
in a multi-carrier bands Fl, F2) are deployed to generate various communication EP2283675; India: 2261/MUMNP/2010; Japan: 5356508; Mexico: 313906; Republic of Korea: 10-1223378; Russian
communication system zones (22,24), pilot signal set management for a plurality of Federation: 2486701; Taiwan: I413391; Ukraine: 96889
pilot.Signals generated from an additional coverage zone (24) is
based on identifying a preselected signal set from the plurality of
pilot signals and determining whether a predetermined criterion
is met.

In the different band F1, F2) is deployed to produce the a


communication area (22, 24) of a communication system from an
additional coverage (24) pilot signal set a multi-pilot signal of a
produce is based on identification of the said multi-pilot signal of
a preselected signal set and determining whether satisfy preset
criteria.

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9131425 Method and apparatus for Systems and methods are described that facilitate multiple SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 9131425; United States: 14/845,214; China P.R.: ZL200980121400.5; Australia: 2009257561; Brazil:
PCC enhancement for flow registrations and flow based mobility in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.261; PI0914965-1; Canada: 2725671; France: EP2308261; Germany: EP2308261; Great Britain: EP2308261; Hong Kong:
based mobility network. A flow routing component can be included in a mobile HK1153605; India: 7442/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.1229A; Israel: 209358; Italy: EP2308261; Japan: 5766757;
device, home agent/p-gateway, or a policy and charging rules Malaysia: PI 2010005315; Mexico: 310125; Netherlands: EP2308261; Philippines: WO2009152178; Republic of
function server that determines the manner in which to route one Korea: 10-1291084; Russian Federation: 2480955; Singapore: 166481; Spain: EP2308261; Taiwan: I444067;
or more IP flows through a set of network access entry points. Ukraine: 101199; Vietnam: 1-2010-03538
The flow routing component can determine the routing based on
a set of policies and/or network data, such as quality of service
requirements, bandwidth requirements, network congestion,
currently active IP flows, and so forth.

14/845,214 Method and apparatus for Systems and methods are described that facilitate multiple SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 9131425; United States: 14/845,214; China P.R.: ZL200980121400.5; Australia: 2009257561; Brazil:
PCC enhancement for flow registrations and flowbased mobility in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.261; PI0914965-1; Canada: 2725671; France: EP2308261; Germany: EP2308261; Great Britain: EP2308261; Hong Kong:
based mobility network. A flow routing component can beincluded in a mobile HK1153605; India: 7442/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.1229A; Israel: 209358; Italy: EP2308261; Japan: 5766757;
device, home agent / p-gateway, or a policy and charging Malaysia: PI 2010005315; Mexico: 310125; Netherlands: EP2308261; Philippines: WO2009152178; Republic of
rulesfunction server that determines the manner in which to Korea: 10-1291084; Russian Federation: 2480955; Singapore: 166481; Spain: EP2308261; Taiwan: I444067;
route one or more IP flowsthrough a set of network access entry Ukraine: 101199; Vietnam: 1-2010-03538
points. The flow routing component candetermine the routing
based on a set of policies and/or network data, such as quality
ofservice requirements, bandwidth requirements, network
congestion, currently active IPflows, and so forth.

ZL200980121400.5 A method and apparatus for Systems and methods are described that facilitate multiple SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 9131425; United States: 14/845,214; China P.R.: ZL200980121400.5; Australia: 2009257561; Brazil:
PCC enhancement for flow registrations and flow based mobility in a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.261; PI0914965-1; Canada: 2725671; France: EP2308261; Germany: EP2308261; Great Britain: EP2308261; Hong Kong:
based mobility network. A flow routing component can be included in a mobile HK1153605; India: 7442/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.1229A; Israel: 209358; Italy: EP2308261; Japan: 5766757;
device, home agent / p-gateway, or a policy and charging rules Malaysia: PI 2010005315; Mexico: 310125; Netherlands: EP2308261; Philippines: WO2009152178; Republic of
function server that determines the manner in which to route one Korea: 10-1291084; Russian Federation: 2480955; Singapore: 166481; Spain: EP2308261; Taiwan: I444067;
or more IP flows through a set of network access entry points. Ukraine: 101199; Vietnam: 1-2010-03538
The flow routing component can determine the routing based on
a set of policies and/or network data, such as quality of service
requirements, bandwidth requirements, network congestion,
currently active IP flows, and so forth.

The invention description promotes the multiple register in


wireless communication network and system and method based
on the mobility and flow. Flow routing component can include in
mobile device, home agency /p gateway or strategy and charging
rule function server and, the flow routing component determined
by one group network access entrance by way of one of one or
more than one IP flow. The flow routing component can based on
one group strategy and/or network data for determining the
routing, network data such as the requirement for service quality,
bandwidth requirement, network jam, current active IP flow is
equal.

8880067 Correlating registrations Systems and methods for correlating multiple registrations from a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.229; United States: 8880067; China P.R.: ZL200980130629.5; Brazil: PI0917429-0; Canada: 2732026; Canada: 2830241;
originating from a device single device are disclosed. A private ID used in an prior European Patent Convention: EP2332389; India: 706/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5450627; Japan: 5833085; Republic of
registration may be used to obtain subsequent private IDs. The Korea: 10-1255584; Russian Federation: 2518075; Taiwan: I406579
subsequent private IDs may be used in subsequent registrations.
An instance ID from an prior registration may be used in
conjunction with different registration IDs in subsequent
registrations.

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ZL200980130629.5 Correlating registrations Systems and methods for correlating multiple registrations from a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.229; United States: 8880067; China P.R.: ZL200980130629.5; Brazil: PI0917429-0; Canada: 2732026; Canada: 2830241;
originating from a device single device are disclosed. A private ID used in an prior European Patent Convention: EP2332389; India: 706/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5450627; Japan: 5833085; Republic of
registration may be used to obtain subsequent private IDs. The Korea: 10-1255584; Russian Federation: 2518075; Taiwan: I406579
subsequent private IDs may be used in subsequent registrations.
An instance ID from an prior registration may be used in
conjunction with different registration IDs in subsequent
registrations.

Claims of use for multi-register for from one single device of each
of the relevant system and method. Use can be of use in previous
and register the private ID for obtaining then the private ID. Can
then use the private ID and then in the register. And is then in the
register and the register ID each different combination of use
from the register of the previous example.

20090132675 Using identifiers to establish "Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090132675; United States: 20150140993; China P.R.: ZL200880124832.7; China P.R.:
communication multiple nodes is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; CN103686697; Australia: 2008322522; Australia: 2012203285; Australia: 2013224736; Austria: EP2235982;
resolved through the use of confusion detection techniques and Belgium: EP2235982; Brazil: PI0819810-1; Canada: 2705860; Canada: 2822520; Canada: 2860309; Denmark:
the use of unique EP2235982; European Patent Convention: EP2557845; Finland: EP2235982; France: EP2235982; Germany:
identifiers for the nodes. In some aspects an access point and/or EP2235982; Germany: EP2490480; Great Britain: EP2235982; Great Britain: EP2490480; Greece: EP2235982; Hong
an access terminal may Kong: HK1194894; Hong Kong: HK1151669; Hungary: EP2235982; India: 2990/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
perform operations relating to detecting confusion and/or IDP000037643; Indonesia: 2013/01371 A; Ireland: EP2235982; Israel: 205783; Israel: 237455; Italy: EP2235982;
providing a unique identifier Japan: 5341100; Malaysia: MY-154611-A; Mexico: 310023; Mexico: 317759; Mexico: 325390; Netherlands:
to resolve confusion." EP2235982; Norway: EP2235982; Philippines: WO2009065053; Poland: EP2235982; Portugal: EP2235982; Republic
of Korea: 10-1204492; Republic of Korea: 10-1291095; Romania: EP2235982; Russian Federation: 2481735; Russian
Federation: 2528422; Singapore: 161558; Spain: EP2235982; Sweden: EP2235982; Switzerland: EP2235982;
Taiwan: I394476; Vietnam: 1-2010-01532

20150140993 Using identifiers to establish "Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090132675; United States: 20150140993; China P.R.: ZL200880124832.7; China P.R.:
communication multiple nodes is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; CN103686697; Australia: 2008322522; Australia: 2012203285; Australia: 2013224736; Austria: EP2235982;
resolved through the use of confusion detection techniques and Belgium: EP2235982; Brazil: PI0819810-1; Canada: 2705860; Canada: 2822520; Canada: 2860309; Denmark:
the use of unique EP2235982; European Patent Convention: EP2557845; Finland: EP2235982; France: EP2235982; Germany:
identifiers for the nodes. In some aspects an access point and/or EP2235982; Germany: EP2490480; Great Britain: EP2235982; Great Britain: EP2490480; Greece: EP2235982; Hong
an access terminal may Kong: HK1194894; Hong Kong: HK1151669; Hungary: EP2235982; India: 2990/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
perform operations relating to detecting confusion and/or IDP000037643; Indonesia: 2013/01371 A; Ireland: EP2235982; Israel: 205783; Israel: 237455; Italy: EP2235982;
providing a unique identifier Japan: 5341100; Malaysia: MY-154611-A; Mexico: 310023; Mexico: 317759; Mexico: 325390; Netherlands:
to resolve confusion." EP2235982; Norway: EP2235982; Philippines: WO2009065053; Poland: EP2235982; Portugal: EP2235982; Republic
of Korea: 10-1204492; Republic of Korea: 10-1291095; Romania: EP2235982; Russian Federation: 2481735; Russian
Federation: 2528422; Singapore: 161558; Spain: EP2235982; Sweden: EP2235982; Switzerland: EP2235982;
Taiwan: I394476; Vietnam: 1-2010-01532

ZL200880124832.7 Using identifiers to establish "Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090132675; United States: 20150140993; China P.R.: ZL200880124832.7; China P.R.:
communication multiple nodes is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; CN103686697; Australia: 2008322522; Australia: 2012203285; Australia: 2013224736; Austria: EP2235982;
resolved through the use of confusion detection techniques and Belgium: EP2235982; Brazil: PI0819810-1; Canada: 2705860; Canada: 2822520; Canada: 2860309; Denmark:
the use of unique EP2235982; European Patent Convention: EP2557845; Finland: EP2235982; France: EP2235982; Germany:
identifiers for the nodes. In some aspects an access point and/or EP2235982; Germany: EP2490480; Great Britain: EP2235982; Great Britain: EP2490480; Greece: EP2235982; Hong
an access terminal may Kong: HK1194894; Hong Kong: HK1151669; Hungary: EP2235982; India: 2990/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
perform operations relating to detecting confusion and/or IDP000037643; Indonesia: 2013/01371 A; Ireland: EP2235982; Israel: 205783; Israel: 237455; Italy: EP2235982;
providing a unique identifier Japan: 5341100; Malaysia: MY-154611-A; Mexico: 310023; Mexico: 317759; Mexico: 325390; Netherlands:
to resolve confusion." EP2235982; Norway: EP2235982; Philippines: WO2009065053; Poland: EP2235982; Portugal: EP2235982; Republic
of Korea: 10-1204492; Republic of Korea: 10-1291095; Romania: EP2235982; Russian Federation: 2481735; Russian
Federation: 2528422; Singapore: 161558; Spain: EP2235982; Sweden: EP2235982; Switzerland: EP2235982;
Taiwan: I394476; Vietnam: 1-2010-01532

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CN103686697 Using identifiers to establish "Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090132675; United States: 20150140993; China P.R.: ZL200880124832.7; China P.R.:
communication multiple nodes is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; CN103686697; Australia: 2008322522; Australia: 2012203285; Australia: 2013224736; Austria: EP2235982;
resolved through the use of confusion detection techniques and Belgium: EP2235982; Brazil: PI0819810-1; Canada: 2705860; Canada: 2822520; Canada: 2860309; Denmark:
the use of unique EP2235982; European Patent Convention: EP2557845; Finland: EP2235982; France: EP2235982; Germany:
identifiers for the nodes. In some aspects an access point and/or EP2235982; Germany: EP2490480; Great Britain: EP2235982; Great Britain: EP2490480; Greece: EP2235982; Hong
an access terminal may Kong: HK1194894; Hong Kong: HK1151669; Hungary: EP2235982; India: 2990/CHENP/2010; Indonesia:
perform operations relating to detecting confusion and/or IDP000037643; Indonesia: 2013/01371 A; Ireland: EP2235982; Israel: 205783; Israel: 237455; Italy: EP2235982;
providing a unique identifier Japan: 5341100; Malaysia: MY-154611-A; Mexico: 310023; Mexico: 317759; Mexico: 325390; Netherlands:
to resolve confusion." EP2235982; Norway: EP2235982; Philippines: WO2009065053; Poland: EP2235982; Portugal: EP2235982; Republic
of Korea: 10-1204492; Republic of Korea: 10-1291095; Romania: EP2235982; Russian Federation: 2481735; Russian
Federation: 2528422; Singapore: 161558; Spain: EP2235982; Sweden: EP2235982; Switzerland: EP2235982;
Taiwan: I394476; Vietnam: 1-2010-01532

8626162 Registration and access Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8626162; United States: 20140094173; China P.R.: ZL200980120743.X; China P.R.: CN103596243;
control in FEMTO cell distributing and/or utilizing a Closed Subscriber Group (CSG) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.304; Australia: 2013231095; Brazil: PI0915648-8; France: EP2314105; France: EP2378811; Germany: EP2314105;
deployments Identifier (ID) that identifies a CSG corresponding to a base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; Germany: EP2378811; Great Britain: EP2314105; Great Britain: EP2378811; Hong Kong: HK1194596; Hong Kong:
station and a CSG indication that distinguishes between the base HK1157998; India: 7658/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP2314105; Italy: EP2378811; Japan: 5579708; Mexico: 308291;
station permitting access to members of the CSG and permitting Mexico: 316582; Netherlands: EP2378811; Republic of Korea: 10-1216364; Russian Federation: 2486704; Russian
access to members and non-members of the CSG. For instance, Federation: 2547242; Singapore: 166604; Spain: EP2314105; Spain: EP2378811; Taiwan: I468038; Ukraine: 100425
the CSG ID can uniquely identify the CSG corresponding to the
base station. A mobile device can receive the CSG ID and the CSG
indication from the base station. Further, the received CSG ID can
be compared to CSG IDs included in an allowed CSG list to
recognize whether the mobile device is a member or a non-
member of the CSG. Moreover, a preference for selecting the
base station as compared to a disparate base station can be
generated as a function of the received CSG ID and CSG
indication.

20140094173 Registration and access Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8626162; United States: 20140094173; China P.R.: ZL200980120743.X; China P.R.: CN103596243;
control in FEMTO cell distributing and/or utilizing a Closed Subscriber Group (CSG) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.304; Australia: 2013231095; Brazil: PI0915648-8; France: EP2314105; France: EP2378811; Germany: EP2314105;
deployments Identifier (ID) that identifies a CSG corresponding to a base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; Germany: EP2378811; Great Britain: EP2314105; Great Britain: EP2378811; Hong Kong: HK1194596; Hong Kong:
station and a CSG indication that distinguishes between the base HK1157998; India: 7658/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP2314105; Italy: EP2378811; Japan: 5579708; Mexico: 308291;
station permitting access to members of the CSG and permitting Mexico: 316582; Netherlands: EP2378811; Republic of Korea: 10-1216364; Russian Federation: 2486704; Russian
access to members and non-members of the CSG. For instance, Federation: 2547242; Singapore: 166604; Spain: EP2314105; Spain: EP2378811; Taiwan: I468038; Ukraine: 100425
the CSG ID can uniquely identify the CSG corresponding to the
base station. A mobile device can receive the CSG ID and the CSG
indication from the base station. Further, the received CSG ID can
be compared to CSG IDs included in an allowed CSG list to
recognize whether the mobile device is a member or a non-
member of the CSG. Moreover, a preference for selecting the
base station as compared to a disparate base station can be
generated as a function of the received CSG ID and CSG
indication.

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ZL200980120743.X Registration and access Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8626162; United States: 20140094173; China P.R.: ZL200980120743.X; China P.R.: CN103596243;
control in FEMTO cell distributing and/or utilizing a Closed Subscriber Group (CSG) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.304; Australia: 2013231095; Brazil: PI0915648-8; France: EP2314105; France: EP2378811; Germany: EP2314105;
deployments Identifier (ID) that identifies a CSG corresponding to a base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; Germany: EP2378811; Great Britain: EP2314105; Great Britain: EP2378811; Hong Kong: HK1194596; Hong Kong:
station and a CSG indication that distinguishes between the base HK1157998; India: 7658/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP2314105; Italy: EP2378811; Japan: 5579708; Mexico: 308291;
station permitting access to members of the CSG and permitting Mexico: 316582; Netherlands: EP2378811; Republic of Korea: 10-1216364; Russian Federation: 2486704; Russian
access to members and non-members of the CSG. For instance, Federation: 2547242; Singapore: 166604; Spain: EP2314105; Spain: EP2378811; Taiwan: I468038; Ukraine: 100425
the CSG ID can uniquely identify the CSG corresponding to the
base station. A mobile device can receive the CSG ID and the CSG
indication from the base station. Further, the received CSG ID can
be compared to CSG IDs included in an allowed CSG list to
recognize whether the mobile device is a member or a non-
member of the CSG. Moreover, a preference for selecting the
base station as compared to a disparate base station can be
generated as a function of the received CSG ID and CSG
indication.

Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate


distributing and/or utilizing a Closed Subscriber Group (CSG)
Identifier (ID) that identifies a CSG corresponding to a base
station and a CSG indication that distinguishes between the base
station permitting access to members of the CSG and permitting
access to members and non-members of the CSG. For instance,
the CSG ID can uniquely identify the CSG corresponding to the
base station. A mobile device can receive the CSG ID and the CSG
indication from the base station. Further, the received CSG ID
can be compared to CSG IDs included in an allowed CSG list to
recognize whether the mobile device is a member or a non-
CN103596243 Registration and access Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8626162; United States: 20140094173; China P.R.: ZL200980120743.X; China P.R.: CN103596243;
control in FEMTO cell distributing and/or utilizing a Closed Subscriber Group (CSG) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.304; Australia: 2013231095; Brazil: PI0915648-8; France: EP2314105; France: EP2378811; Germany: EP2314105;
deployments Identifier (ID) that identifies a CSG corresponding to a base SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; Germany: EP2378811; Great Britain: EP2314105; Great Britain: EP2378811; Hong Kong: HK1194596; Hong Kong:
station and a CSG indication that distinguishes between the base HK1157998; India: 7658/CHENP/2010; Italy: EP2314105; Italy: EP2378811; Japan: 5579708; Mexico: 308291;
station permitting access to members of the CSG and permitting Mexico: 316582; Netherlands: EP2378811; Republic of Korea: 10-1216364; Russian Federation: 2486704; Russian
access to members and non-members of the CSG. For instance, Federation: 2547242; Singapore: 166604; Spain: EP2314105; Spain: EP2378811; Taiwan: I468038; Ukraine: 100425
the CSG ID can uniquely identify the CSG corresponding to the
base station. A mobile device can receive the CSG ID and the CSG
indication from the base station. Further, the received CSG ID can
be compared to CSG IDs included in an allowed CSG list to
recognize whether the mobile device is a member or a non-
member of the CSG. Moreover, a preference for selecting the
base station as compared to a disparate base station can be
generated as a function of the received CSG ID and CSG
indication.

8098590 Apparatus and method for A method and apparatus for generating performance SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 32.521; United States: 8098590; China P.R.: ZL200980122346.6; Brazil: PI0915089-7; Canada: 2726565; European Patent
generating performance measurements for a wireless network is provided. The method Convention: EP2314080; India: 7915/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5118251; Japan: 5784571; Republic of Korea: 10-
measurements in wireless may comprise: obtaining, at a base station, performance 1213203; Russian Federation: 2482621; Taiwan: I483629
networks measurements and location data from a mobile device, storing, at
the base station and based on the location data, at least a portion
of the obtained measurements to at least one virtual geographic
bin of a storage array, wherein each virtual geographic bin
corresponds to a different geographic area within a cell serviced
by the base station, aggregating, at the base station, at least a
portion the measurements stored in each virtual geographic bin
into one or more location-based performance measurements,
and transmitting, from the base station, at least a portion of the
location-based performance measurements to a network
manager.

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ZL200980122346.6 Apparatus and method for A method and apparatus for generating performance SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 32.521; United States: 8098590; China P.R.: ZL200980122346.6; Brazil: PI0915089-7; Canada: 2726565; European Patent
generating performance measurements for a wireless network is provided. The method Convention: EP2314080; India: 7915/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5118251; Japan: 5784571; Republic of Korea: 10-
measurements in wireless may comprise: obtaining, at a base station, performance 1213203; Russian Federation: 2482621; Taiwan: I483629
networks measurements and location data from a mobile device, storing, at
the base station and based on the location data, at least a portion
of the obtained measurements to at least one virtual geographic
bin of a storage array, wherein each virtual geographic bin
corresponds to a different geographic area within a cell serviced
by the base station, aggregating, at the base station, at least a
portion the measurements stored in each virtual geographic bin
into one or more location-based performance measurements,
and transmitting, from the base station, at least a portion of the
location-based performance measurements to a network
manager.

A method and apparatus for generating performance


measurements for a wireless network is provided. The method
may comprise: obtaining, at a base station, performance
measurements and location data from a mobile device, storing, at
the base station and based on the location data, at least a portion
of the obtained measurements to at least one virtual geographic
bin of a storage array, wherein each virtual geographic bin
corresponds to a different geographic area within a cell serviced
by the base station, aggregating, at the base station, at least a
portion the measurements stored in each virtual geographic bin
into one or more location-based performance measurements,
and transmitting, from the base station, at least a portion of the
20090304024 Increasing capacity in Techniques to increase capacity in a wireless communications SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 20090304024; China P.R.: CN102057606; Brazil: PI0915011-0; Canada: 2724706; France: EP2289192;
wireless communications system. In an aspect, systematic non-transmission, or blanking, Germany: EP2289192; Great Britain: EP2289192; Hong Kong: HK1157967; India: 7441/CHENP/2010; Italy:
of minimal-rate frames transmitted in a communications system EP2289192; Japan: 5254439; Mexico: 309611; Netherlands: EP2289192; Republic of Korea: 10-1192529; Russian
is provided. In an exemplary embodiment, eighth rate frames in a Federation: 2479931; Singapore: 166974; Spain: EP2289192; Taiwan: I424706; Ukraine: 100566
cdma2000 voice communications system are systematically
substituted with null-rate frames carrying zero traffic bits.
Provisions are nevertheless made for the transmission of certain
designated as critical by, e.g., a vocoder. The receiver detects
the presence of null rate or non-null rate transmissions and
processes the received frames accordingly, including updating an
outer loop power control only in response to non-null rate
frames. Further techniques for changing the pilot transmission
gating pattern to assist the receiver in detecting null rate frames
are provided. In another aspect, early termination of a signal
transmission over a wireless communications link is provided. In
an exemplary embodiment, a base station (BS) transmits power
control groups (PCG's) for a frame over a forward link (FL) to a
mobile station (MS) until accurate reception of the frame is
acknowledged by the MS over a reverse link (RL), possibly before
all PCG's of the frame are received over the FL. Possible ACK
signaling methods are defined for channels associated with a
cdma2000 wireless communications system. In another
exemplary embodiment, techniques for reverse link early
termination are also provided.

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CN102057606 Increasing capacity in Techniques to increase capacity in a wireless communications SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 20090304024; China P.R.: CN102057606; Brazil: PI0915011-0; Canada: 2724706; France: EP2289192;
wireless communications system. In an aspect, systematic non-transmission, or "blanking," Germany: EP2289192; Great Britain: EP2289192; Hong Kong: HK1157967; India: 7441/CHENP/2010; Italy:
of minimal-rate frames transmitted in a communications system EP2289192; Japan: 5254439; Mexico: 309611; Netherlands: EP2289192; Republic of Korea: 10-1192529; Russian
is provided. In an exemplary embodiment, eighth rate frames in a Federation: 2479931; Singapore: 166974; Spain: EP2289192; Taiwan: I424706; Ukraine: 100566
cdma2000 voice communications system are systematically
substituted with null-rate frames carrying zero traffic bits.
Provisions are nevertheless made for the transmission of certain
designated as "critical" by, e.g., a vocoder. The receiver detects
the presence of null rate or non-null rate transmissions and
processes the received frames accordingly, including updating an
outer loop power control only in response to non-null rate
frames. Further techniques for changing the pilot transmission
gating pattern to assist the receiver in detecting null rate frames
are provided. In another aspect, early termination of a signal
transmission over a wireless communications link is provided. In
an exemplary embodiment, a base station (BS) transmits power
control groups (PCG's) for a frame over a forward link (FL) to a
mobile station (MS) until accurate reception of the frame is
acknowledged by the MS over a reverse link (RL), possibly before
all PCG's of the frame are received over the FL. Possible ACK
signaling methods are defined for channels associated with a
cdma2000 wireless communications system. In another
exemplary embodiment, techniques for reverse link early
termination are also provided.

The invention claims techniques to increase capacity in a wireless


communications system. In an aspect, systematic non-
8995417 INCREASING CAPACITY IN Techniques to increase capacity in a wireless communications SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8995417; China P.R.: CN102057607; Hong Kong: HK1157969; India: 7580/CHENP/2010; Japan:
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION system. In an aspect, systematic non-transmission, or blanking, 5345684; Mexico: 309608; Republic of Korea: 10-1192458; Republic of Korea: 10-1214184; Russian Federation:
of minimal-rate frames transmitted in a communications system 2487480; Singapore: 201304411-0; Ukraine: 102398
is provided. In an exemplary embodiment, eighth rate frames in a
cdma2000 voice communications system are systematically
substituted with null-rate frames carrying zero traffic bits.
Provisions are nevertheless made for the transmission of certain
designated as critical by, e.g., a vocoder. The receiver detects
the presence of null rate or non-null rate transmissions and
processes the received frames accordingly, including updating an
outer loop power control only in response to non-null rate
frames. Further techniques for changing the pilot transmission
gating pattern to assist the receiver in detecting null rate frames
are provided. In another aspect, early termination of a signal
transmission over a wireless communications link is provided. In
an exemplary embodiment, a base station (BS) transmits power
control groups (PCG's) for a frame over a forward link (FL) to a
mobile station (MS) until accurate reception of the frame is
acknowledged by the MS over a reverse link (RL), possibly before
all PCG's of the frame are received over the FL. Possible ACK
signaling methods are defined for channels associated with a
cdma2000 wireless communications system. In another
exemplary embodiment, techniques for reverse link early
termination are also provided.

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CN102057607 Increasing capacity in Techniques to increase capacity in a wireless communications SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8995417; China P.R.: CN102057607; Hong Kong: HK1157969; India: 7580/CHENP/2010; Japan:
wireless communications system. In an aspect, systematic non-transmission, or "blanking," 5345684; Mexico: 309608; Republic of Korea: 10-1192458; Republic of Korea: 10-1214184; Russian Federation:
of minimal-rate frames transmitted in a communications system 2487480; Singapore: 201304411-0; Ukraine: 102398
is provided. In an exemplary embodiment, eighth rate frames in a
cdma2000 voice communications system are systematically
substituted with null- rate frames carrying zero traffic bits.
Provisions are nevertheless made for the transmission of certain
designated as "critical" by, e.g., a vocoder. The receiver detects
the presence of null rate or non-null rate transmissions and
processes the received frames accordingly, including updating an
outer loop power control only in response to non-null rate
frames. Further techniques for changing the pilot transmission
gating pattern to assist the receiver in detecting null rate frames
are provided. In another aspect, early termination of a signal
transmission over a wireless communications link is provided. In
an exemplary embodiment, a base station (BS) transmits power
control groups (PCG's) for a frame over a forward link (FL) to a
mobile station (MS) until accurate reception of the frame is
acknowledged by the MS over a reverse link (RL), possibly before
all PCG's of the frame are received over the FL. Possible ACK
signaling methods are defined for channels associated with a
cdma2000 wireless communications system. In another
exemplary embodiment, techniques for reverse link early
termination are also provided.

Describe herein have in wireless communication system and


increase capacity of technology. In one aspect of the supply of
9014152 Increasing capacity in Techniques to increase capacity in a wireless communications SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 9014152; China P.R.: ZL200980121260.1; Germany: EP2289194; Great Britain: EP2289194; Hong
wireless communications system. Systematic non-transmission, or blanking, of minimal- Kong: HK1157968; India: 7475/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000034364; Japan: 2014-096799; Mexico: 308176;
rate frames transmitted in a communications system is provided. Republic of Korea: 10-1266070; Russian Federation: 2459363; Singapore: 166482; Ukraine: 99660
In an exemplary embodiment, eighth rate frames in a cdma2000
voice communications system are systematically substituted with
null-rate frames carrying zero traffic bits. The receiver detects the
presence of null rate or non-null rate transmissions and processes
the received frames accordingly. Techniques for changing the
pilot transmission gating pattern to assist the receiver in
detecting null rate frames are provided. In another aspect, early
termination of a signal transmission over a wireless
communications link is provided. In an exemplary embodiment, a
base station (BS) transmits power control groups (PCG's) for a
frame over a forward link (FL) to a mobile station (MS) until
accurate reception of the frame is acknowledged by the MS over
a reverse link (RL), possibly before all PCG's of the frame are
received.

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ZL200980121260.1 Increasing capacity in Techniques to increase capacity in a wireless communications SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 9014152; China P.R.: ZL200980121260.1; Germany: EP2289194; Great Britain: EP2289194; Hong
wireless communications system. In an aspect, systematic non-transmission, or "blanking," Kong: HK1157968; India: 7475/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000034364; Japan: 2014-096799; Mexico: 308176;
of minimal-rate frames transmitted in a communications system Republic of Korea: 10-1266070; Russian Federation: 2459363; Singapore: 166482; Ukraine: 99660
is provided. In an exemplary embodiment, eighth rate frames in a
cdma2000 voice communications system are systematically
substituted with null-rate frames carrying zero traffic bits.
Provisions are nevertheless made for the transmission of certain
designated as "critical" by, e.g., a vocoder. The receiver detects
the presence of null rate or non-null rate transmissions and
processes the received frames accordingly, including updating an
outer loop power control only in response to non-null rate
frames. Further techniques for changing the pilot transmission
gating pattern to assist the receiver in detecting null rate frames
are provided. In another aspect, early termination of a signal
transmission over a wireless communications link is provided. In
an exemplary embodiment, a base station (BS) transmits power
control groups (PCG's) for a frame over a forward link (FL) to a
mobile station (MS) until accurate reception of the frame is
acknowledged by the MS over a reverse link (RL), possibly before
all PCG's of the frame are received over the FL. Possible ACK
signaling methods are defined for channels associated with a
cdma2000 wireless communications system. In another
exemplary embodiment, techniques for reverse link early
termination are also provided.

Describe herein have in wireless communication system and


increase capacity of technology. In one aspect one, providing
9124608 Conveying session continuity In a multimedia communication session with multiple media SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.237; United States: 9124608; China P.R.: CN102067671; China P.R.: 201510968065.X; Australia: 2009259864; Brazil:
information in a multi- components, one or more media components can be transferred SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; PI0914176-6; Canada: 2728090; European Patent Convention: EP2324659; Hong Kong: HK1158423; India:
component communication from one access network to another access network and yet 8251/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.2005A; Japan: 5356517; Malaysia: MY-154321-A; Mexico: 310126; New
session maintain the continuity of the overall communication session. Zealand: 589779; Philippines: WO2009155562; Republic of Korea: 10-1366134; Russian Federation: 2536802;
Each session is first identified and thereafter the media Taiwan: I451733; Ukraine: 99381; Vietnam: 1-2011-00180
component intended to be transferred is also identified. The
identities of the identified session and component are sent to one
or more entities within the communication network for executing
the media component transfer.

CN102067671 Conveying session continuity In a multimedia communication session with multiple media SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.237; United States: 9124608; China P.R.: CN102067671; China P.R.: 201510968065.X; Australia: 2009259864; Brazil:
information in a multi- components, one or more media components can be transferred SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; PI0914176-6; Canada: 2728090; European Patent Convention: EP2324659; Hong Kong: HK1158423; India:
component communication from one access network to another access network and yet 8251/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.2005A; Japan: 5356517; Malaysia: MY-154321-A; Mexico: 310126; New
session maintain the continuity of the overall communication session. Zealand: 589779; Philippines: WO2009155562; Republic of Korea: 10-1366134; Russian Federation: 2536802;
Each session is first identified and thereafter the media Taiwan: I451733; Ukraine: 99381; Vietnam: 1-2011-00180
component intended to be transferred is also identified. The
identities of the identified session and component are sent to one
or more entities within the communication network for executing
the media component transfer.

Wherein comprising multi-media component of the multimedia


communication and conversation, of one or more individual
media component is from one of access network transfer to the
other one access network, at the same time still maintain
continuity of whole one communication session. First
identification of each session, then signal media component is to
be transfer. Using the session identifier and component of the
transmit signal of one or more of to communication network and
the entity, and used for carrying out media component transfer.

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201510968065.X Conveying session continuity SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.237; United States: 9124608; China P.R.: CN102067671; China P.R.: 201510968065.X; Australia: 2009259864; Brazil:
information in a multi- SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; PI0914176-6; Canada: 2728090; European Patent Convention: EP2324659; Hong Kong: HK1158423; India:
component communication 8251/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: 051.2005A; Japan: 5356517; Malaysia: MY-154321-A; Mexico: 310126; New
session Zealand: 589779; Philippines: WO2009155562; Republic of Korea: 10-1366134; Russian Federation: 2536802;
Taiwan: I451733; Ukraine: 99381; Vietnam: 1-2011-00180
9094933 Wireless communication Paging load and/or registration load in a network is reduced by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9094933; China P.R.: CN101911801; China P.R.: CN104540224; Australia: 2009205545; European
paging utilizing multiple using different SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; Patent Convention: EP2245891; India: 3716/CHENP/2010; Japan: 2011-512070; Japan: 5823556; Mexico: 312196;
types of node identifiers types of identifiers to specifying which nodes page an access Republic of Korea: 10-1238789; Republic of Korea: 10-1442036; Russian Federation: 2474084; Ukraine: 97726
terminal in the network.
In some aspects, the network maintains a list that specifies that
certain individual nodes
(e.g., cells or sectors) are to page a given access terminal and/or
that one or more zones
(e.g., tracking areas) are to page the access terminal. In some
aspects, an access
terminal in a network may be configured to provide a forward-
looking paging list to the
network. The list provided by an access terminal may specify
different types of node
identifiers (e.g., individual node identifiers, subscriber groups,
etc.). The network may
then use the list to determine which nodes are to page a given
access terminal such that
when the access terminal moves to a different node, that node
may already be
configured to page the access terminal. In some aspect paging
load and registration load
are managed in a deployment that includes different types of
access points. For
example, access points of a first type (e.g., macro nodes) may
provide service over
relatively large coverage areas and access points of a second type
CN101911801 Wireless communication Paging load and/or registration load in a network is reduced by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9094933; China P.R.: CN101911801; China P.R.: CN104540224; Australia: 2009205545; European
paging utilizing multiple using different SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; Patent Convention: EP2245891; India: 3716/CHENP/2010; Japan: 2011-512070; Japan: 5823556; Mexico: 312196;
types of node identifiers types of identifiers to specifying which nodes page an access Republic of Korea: 10-1238789; Republic of Korea: 10-1442036; Russian Federation: 2474084; Ukraine: 97726
terminal in the network.
In some aspects, the network maintains a list that specifies that
certain individual nodes
(e.g., cells or sectors) are to page a given access terminal and/or
that one or more zones
(e.g., tracking areas) are to page the access terminal. In some
aspects, an access
terminal in a network may be configured to provide a forward-
looking paging list to the
network. The list provided by an access terminal may specify
different types of node
identifiers (e.g., individual node identifiers, subscriber groups,
etc.). The network may
then use the list to determine which nodes are to page a given
access terminal such that
when the access terminal moves to a different node, that node
may already be
configured to page the access terminal. In some aspect paging
load and registration load
are managed in a deployment that includes different types of
access points. For
example, access points of a first type (e.g., macro nodes) may
provide service over
relatively large coverage areas and access points of a second type

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CN104540224 Wireless communication Paging load and/or registration load in a network is reduced by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9094933; China P.R.: CN101911801; China P.R.: CN104540224; Australia: 2009205545; European
paging utilizing multiple using different SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; Patent Convention: EP2245891; India: 3716/CHENP/2010; Japan: 2011-512070; Japan: 5823556; Mexico: 312196;
types of node identifiers types of identifiers to specifying which nodes page an access Republic of Korea: 10-1238789; Republic of Korea: 10-1442036; Russian Federation: 2474084; Ukraine: 97726
terminal in the network.
In some aspects, the network maintains a list that specifies that
certain individual nodes
(e.g., cells or sectors) are to page a given access terminal and/or
that one or more zones
(e.g., tracking areas) are to page the access terminal. In some
aspects, an access
terminal in a network may be configured to provide a forward-
looking paging list to the
network. The list provided by an access terminal may specify
different types of node
identifiers (e.g., individual node identifiers, subscriber groups,
etc.). The network may
then use the list to determine which nodes are to page a given
access terminal such that
when the access terminal moves to a different node, that node
may already be
configured to page the access terminal. In some aspect paging
load and registration load
are managed in a deployment that includes different types of
access points. For
example, access points of a first type (e.g., macro nodes) may
provide service over
relatively large coverage areas and access points of a second type
20100069062 Wireless communication Paging load and/or registration load in a network is reduced by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20100069062; China P.R.: CN101946546; European Patent Convention: EP2238796; India:
paging and registration using different SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; 4569/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5774311; Japan: 5784760; Republic of Korea: 10-1237920
utilizing multiple types of types of identifiers to specifying which nodes page an access
node identifiers terminal in the network.
In some aspects, the network maintains a list that specifies that
certain individual nodes
(e.g., cells or sectors) are to page a given access terminal and/or
that one or more zones
(e.g., tracking areas) are to page the access terminal. In some
aspects, an access
terminal in a network may be configured to provide a forward-
looking paging list to the
network. The list provided by an access terminal may specify
different types of node
identifiers (e.g., individual node identifiers, subscriber groups,
etc.). The network may
then use the list to determine which nodes are to page a given
access terminal such that
when the access terminal moves to a different node, that node
may already be
configured to page the access terminal. In some aspect paging
load and registration load
are managed in a deployment that includes different types of
access points. For
example, access points of a first type (e.g., macro nodes) may
provide service over
relatively large coverage areas and access points of a second type

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CN101946546 Wireless communication Paging load and/or registration load in a network is reduced by SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20100069062; China P.R.: CN101946546; European Patent Convention: EP2238796; India:
paging and registration using different SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; 4569/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5774311; Japan: 5784760; Republic of Korea: 10-1237920
utilizing multiple types of types of identifiers to specifying which nodes page an access
node identifiers terminal in the network.
In some aspects, the network maintains a list that specifies that
certain individual nodes
(e.g., cells or sectors) are to page a given access terminal and/or
that one or more zones
(e.g., tracking areas) are to page the access terminal. In some
aspects, an access
terminal in a network may be configured to provide a forward-
looking paging list to the
network. The list provided by an access terminal may specify
different types of node
identifiers (e.g., individual node identifiers, subscriber groups,
etc.). The network may
then use the list to determine which nodes are to page a given
access terminal such that
when the access terminal moves to a different node, that node
may already be
configured to page the access terminal. In some aspect paging
load and registration load
are managed in a deployment that includes different types of
access points. For
example, access points of a first type (e.g., macro nodes) may
provide service over
relatively large coverage areas and access points of a second type
20100034146 Method and apparatus for Techniques for supporting distributed multiple-input multiple- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20100034146; China P.R.: ZL200980130041.X; Australia: 2009279485; European Patent Convention:
supporting multi-user and output (MIMO) transmissions are described. In one design, a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2717489; Germany: EP2347525; Great Britain: EP2347525; Hong Kong: HK1158843; India: 325/CHENP/2011;
single-user MIMO in a equipment (UE) determines channel estimates for multiple cells Japan: 5628169; Japan: 2014-161064; Mexico: 310132; Mexico: 311178; Republic of Korea: 10-1259456; Republic
wireless communication and reports the channel estimates. The UE thereafter receives a of Korea: 10-1322814; Republic of Korea: 10-1322812; Russian Federation: 2480909; Singapore: 193192; Taiwan:
system data transmission sent by the multiple cells to the UE based on 201312957; Ukraine: 100071
the channel estimates. The data transmission may include at least
one data stream, and each data stream may be sent by one cell or
the multiple cells to the UE. In another design, a UE determines
first and second channel estimates for first and second cells,
respectively, and reports the channel estimates. The UE then
receives a first data transmission sent by the first cell to the UE
based on the first channel estimate. The UE also receives a
second data transmission sent by the second cell to another UE
and steered away from the UE based on the second channel
estimate.

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ZL200980130041.X Method and apparatus for The invention describe several support for distributed multi-input SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20100034146; China P.R.: ZL200980130041.X; Australia: 2009279485; European Patent Convention:
supporting multi-user and multi-output (MIM0) and transmission technology. In one kind of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2717489; Germany: EP2347525; Great Britain: EP2347525; Hong Kong: HK1158843; India: 325/CHENP/2011;
single-user MIMO in a design, user equipment (UE) to determine the signal of multi-area Japan: 5628169; Japan: 2014-161064; Mexico: 310132; Mexico: 311178; Republic of Korea: 10-1259456; Republic
wireless communication estimation, and report the signal channel estimation. The UE of Korea: 10-1322814; Republic of Korea: 10-1322812; Russian Federation: 2480909; Singapore: 193192; Taiwan:
system receiving from the multi-cell based on the channel estimation of 201312957; Ukraine: 100071
then sending to data transmission of the UE on the later. The data
transmission may include at least one of data flow, and each one
data can flow from one area or the number of multi-cell sending
to the UE. And in the other design, the UE determined
respectively for the first channel area and the first and to the
second channel estimation area and the second estimation, and
report the signal channel estimation. The UE and then receiving
from the first cell based on the first channel estimation but
sending the first data transmission to the UE is. The UE also
receiving from the second cell based on the second channel
estimation then send to the other UE and the second data
transmission from the UE is.

20100035627 Method and apparatus for Techniques for supporting distributed MIMO are described. For SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20100035627; China P.R.: ZL200980130828.6; China P.R.: CN104301013; Brazil: PI0917524-5;
supporting distributed multi-user distributed MIMO, a cell directs its transmit power SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Canada: 2732451; France: EP2327167; Germany: EP2327167; Great Britain: EP2327167; India: 552/CHENP/2011;
MIMO in a wireless toward a UE while reducing interference to UE(s) in neighbor Italy: EP2327167; Japan: 5619742; Netherlands: EP2327167; Republic of Korea: 10-1272133; Republic of Korea: 10-
communication system cell(s). For single-user distributed MIMO, multiple cells 1333219; Republic of Korea: 10-1271568; Republic of Korea: 10-1271570; Russian Federation: 2490796; Spain:
concurrently send transmissions to a UE. In an aspect, a UE sends EP2327167
channel estimates for serving and non-serving cells to support
multi-user distributed MIMO. Each cell may use the channel
estimates to select UEs for data transmission and determine
precoding vectors to use for data transmission to the selected
UEs. In another aspect, a UE sends CQI information for serving
and non-serving cells to support single-user distributed MIMO.
Each cell may use the CQI information to select UEs for data
transmission and determine modulation and coding schemes to
use for the selected UEs. In yet another aspect, a UE determines
CQI information for a serving cell by taking into account
interference nulling by non-serving cells.

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ZL200980130828.6 Method and apparatus for Techniques for supporting distributed MIMO are described. For SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20100035627; China P.R.: ZL200980130828.6; China P.R.: CN104301013; Brazil: PI0917524-5;
supporting distributed multi-user distributed MIMO, a cell directs its transmit power SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Canada: 2732451; France: EP2327167; Germany: EP2327167; Great Britain: EP2327167; India: 552/CHENP/2011;
MIMO in a wireless toward a UE while reducing interference to UE(s) in neighbor Italy: EP2327167; Japan: 5619742; Netherlands: EP2327167; Republic of Korea: 10-1272133; Republic of Korea: 10-
communication system cell(s). For single-user distributed MIMO, multiple cells 1333219; Republic of Korea: 10-1271568; Republic of Korea: 10-1271570; Russian Federation: 2490796; Spain:
concurrently send transmissions to a UE. In an aspect, a UE sends EP2327167
channel estimates for serving and non-serving cells to support
multi-user distributed MIMO. Each cell may use the channel
estimates to select UEs for data transmission and determine
precoding vectors to use for data transmission to the selected
UEs. In another aspect, a UE sends CQI information for serving
and non-serving cells to support single-user distributed MIMO.
Each cell may use the CQI information to select UEs for data
transmission and determine modulation and coding schemes to
use for the selected UEs. In yet another aspect, a UE determines
CQI information for a serving cell by taking into account
interference nulling by non-serving cells.

Description of support for distributed MIMO and technology. For


multi-user distributed MIMO, area for the power transmission
direction, at the same time decrease of interference for the UE in
the adjacent cell. For single user distributed MIMO, multi-area at
the same time of sending transmission to one of the UE. In one
scheme of number, the UE sending to service area and the non
service cell signal channel estimation, so as to support multiple
user distributed MIMO. Each of one area and can use the signal
channel estimation for select UE for data transmission, and
confirming to the UE so as to select and carry out data
CN104301013 Method and apparatus for Description of support for distributed MIMO and technology. For SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20100035627; China P.R.: ZL200980130828.6; China P.R.: CN104301013; Brazil: PI0917524-5;
supporting distributed multi-user distributed MIMO, area for the power transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Canada: 2732451; France: EP2327167; Germany: EP2327167; Great Britain: EP2327167; India: 552/CHENP/2011;
MIMO in a wireless direction, at the same time decrease of interference for the UE in Italy: EP2327167; Japan: 5619742; Netherlands: EP2327167; Republic of Korea: 10-1272133; Republic of Korea: 10-
communication system the adjacent cell. For single user distributed MIMO, multi-area at 1333219; Republic of Korea: 10-1271568; Republic of Korea: 10-1271570; Russian Federation: 2490796; Spain:
the same time of sending transmission to one of the UE. In one EP2327167
scheme of number, the UE sending to service area and the non
service cell signal channel estimation, so as to support multiple
user distributed MIMO. Each of one area and can use the signal
channel estimation for select UE for data transmission, and
confirming to the UE so as to select and carry out data
transmission of the pre-coding vector. In the other one scheme of
UE sending CQI message to its serving cell and non service cell, to
support single user distributed MIMO. Each one of cell and may
use the CQI information for select UE for data transmission, and
determining modulation and coding scheme is used for the
selection of the UE. In again another one scheme of the UE by
considering interference of non service cell place zero for
determining the CQI information about service area.

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8184599 Management of UE Techniques for managing operation of a user equipment (UE) in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8184599; China P.R.: CN102067702; China P.R.: CN103281800; Australia: 2009271334; Australia:
operation in a multi-carrier multi-carrier system are described. The system may support two 2014200395; Austria: EP2360985; Belgium: EP2360985; Brazil: PI0914241-0; Canada: 2726323; Denmark:
communication system or more carriers on the downlink and one or more carriers on the EP2360985; Finland: EP2360985; France: EP2301297; France: EP2360985; Germany: EP2301297; Germany:
uplink. One carrier on each link may be designated as an anchor EP2360985; Great Britain: EP2301297; Great Britain: EP2360985; Greece: EP2360985; Hong Kong: HK1184312;
carrier. In an aspect, a lower layer order (e.g., an HS-SCCH order) Hong Kong: HK1155306; Hungary: EP2360985; India: 7654/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0032740; Ireland:
may be used to transition the UE between single-carrier and multi EP2360985; Israel: 209531; Italy: EP2301297; Italy: EP2360985; Japan: 5551159; Japan: 5290462; Malaysia: MY-
carrier operation. In another aspect, the UE may have the same 154583-4; Mexico: 296830; Netherlands: EP2301297; Netherlands: EP2360985; New Zealand: 589453; Norway:
discontinuous reception (DRX) configuration for all downlink EP2360985; Philippines: 1-2010-502711; Poland: EP2360985; Portugal: EP2360985; Republic of Korea: 10-1230358;
carriers and/or the same discontinuous transmission (DTX) Romania: EP2360985; Russian Federation: 2452138; Russian Federation: 2490830; Singapore: 167045; Spain:
configuration for all uplink carriers. In yet another aspect, HS- EP2301297; Spain: EP2360985; Sweden: EP2360985; Switzerland: EP2360985; Taiwan: I430694; Taiwan: I474743;
SCCH-less operation may be restricted to the anchor carrier. Taiwan: I507071; Ukraine: 100572; Vietnam: 1-2011-00216

CN102067702 Management of UE Techniques for managing operation of a user equipment (UE) in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8184599; China P.R.: CN102067702; China P.R.: CN103281800; Australia: 2009271334; Australia:
operation in a multi-carrier multi-carrier system are described. The system may support two 2014200395; Austria: EP2360985; Belgium: EP2360985; Brazil: PI0914241-0; Canada: 2726323; Denmark:
communication system or more carriers on the downlink and one or more carriers on the EP2360985; Finland: EP2360985; France: EP2301297; France: EP2360985; Germany: EP2301297; Germany:
uplink. One carrier on each link may be designated as an anchor EP2360985; Great Britain: EP2301297; Great Britain: EP2360985; Greece: EP2360985; Hong Kong: HK1184312;
carrier. In an aspect, a lower layer order (e.g., an HS-SCCH order) Hong Kong: HK1155306; Hungary: EP2360985; India: 7654/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0032740; Ireland:
may be used to transition the UE between single-carrier and multi EP2360985; Israel: 209531; Italy: EP2301297; Italy: EP2360985; Japan: 5551159; Japan: 5290462; Malaysia: MY-
carrier operation. In another aspect, the UE may have the same 154583-4; Mexico: 296830; Netherlands: EP2301297; Netherlands: EP2360985; New Zealand: 589453; Norway:
discontinuous reception (DRX) configuration for all downlink EP2360985; Philippines: 1-2010-502711; Poland: EP2360985; Portugal: EP2360985; Republic of Korea: 10-1230358;
carriers and/or the same discontinuous transmission (DTX) Romania: EP2360985; Russian Federation: 2452138; Russian Federation: 2490830; Singapore: 167045; Spain:
configuration for all uplink carriers. In yet another aspect, HS- EP2301297; Spain: EP2360985; Sweden: EP2360985; Switzerland: EP2360985; Taiwan: I430694; Taiwan: I474743;
SCCH-less operation may be restricted to the anchor carrier. Taiwan: I507071; Ukraine: 100572; Vietnam: 1-2011-00216

Techniques for managing operation of user equipment (UE) in a


multi-carrier system are described. The system may support two
or more carriers on the downlink and one or more carriers on the
uplink. One carrier on each link may be designated as an anchor
carrier. In an aspect, a lower layer order (e.g., an HS-SCCH order)
may be used to transition the UE between single-carrier and multi
carrier operation. In another aspect, the UE may have the same
discontinuous reception (DRX) configuration for all downlink
carriers and/or the same discontinuous transmission (DTX)
configuration for all uplink carriers. In yet another aspect, HS-
SCCH-less operation may be restricted to the anchor carrier.

CN103281800 Management of UE The invention claims the operation of the user equipment (UE) for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8184599; China P.R.: CN102067702; China P.R.: CN103281800; Australia: 2009271334; Australia:
operation in a multi-carrier a multi-carrier system. The system can support two or more than 2014200395; Austria: EP2360985; Belgium: EP2360985; Brazil: PI0914241-0; Canada: 2726323; Denmark:
communication system two carrier wave and one or more than one uplink carrier wave EP2360985; Finland: EP2360985; France: EP2301297; France: EP2360985; Germany: EP2301297; Germany:
on the downlink. A is a number of each carrier wave in each link EP2360985; Great Britain: EP2301297; Great Britain: EP2360985; Greece: EP2360985; Hong Kong: HK1184312;
of appointed carrier wave for anchoring. In one aspect, the lower Hong Kong: HK1155306; Hungary: EP2360985; India: 7654/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP0032740; Ireland:
order (e.g., HS-SCCH order) can be used for making the UE EP2360985; Israel: 209531; Italy: EP2301297; Italy: EP2360985; Japan: 5551159; Japan: 5290462; Malaysia: MY-
transitions between the single-carrier and multi-carrier operation. 154583-4; Mexico: 296830; Netherlands: EP2301297; Netherlands: EP2360985; New Zealand: 589453; Norway:
In another aspect, the UE may provide for a downlink carrier EP2360985; Philippines: 1-2010-502711; Poland: EP2360985; Portugal: EP2360985; Republic of Korea: 10-1230358;
wave of the same discontinuous reception (DRX) is configured Romania: EP2360985; Russian Federation: 2452138; Russian Federation: 2490830; Singapore: 167045; Spain:
and/or for all uplink carriers of the same discontinuous EP2301297; Spain: EP2360985; Sweden: EP2360985; Switzerland: EP2360985; Taiwan: I430694; Taiwan: I474743;
transmission (DTX). In yet another aspect, no HS-SCCH operation Taiwan: I507071; Ukraine: 100572; Vietnam: 1-2011-00216
may be defined within the anchor carrier.

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8184647 Network element In a configuration scheme for one or more network elements, a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 32.762; United States: 8184647; China P.R.: CN102077634; European Patent Convention: EP2304984; India:
configuration scheme network management entity determines a set of at least one 8636/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5313346; Mexico: 308361; Republic of Korea: 10-1174233; Russian Federation:
parameter value from a set of operable parameter values and 2476997; Ukraine: 99537
sends the determined set to a network element. The network
element then selects a parameter value from the received set
and uses the selected parameter value to configure one or more
aspects of the network element.

CN102077634 Network element In a configuration scheme for one or more network elements, a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 32.762; United States: 8184647; China P.R.: CN102077634; European Patent Convention: EP2304984; India:
configuration scheme network management entity determines a set of at least one 8636/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5313346; Mexico: 308361; Republic of Korea: 10-1174233; Russian Federation:
parameter value from a set of operable parameter values and 2476997; Ukraine: 99537
sends the determined set to a network element. The network
element then selects a parameter value from the received set
and uses the selected parameter value to configure one or more
aspects of the network element.

In a configuration scheme for one or more network elements, a


network management entity determines a set of at least one
parameter value from a set of operable parameter values and
sends the determined set to a network element. The network
element then selects a parameter value from the received set
and uses the selected parameter value to configure one or more
aspects of the network element.

20100008323 Method and apparatus for A femto cell neighbor list message for a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20100008323; China P.R.: CN102090108; Brazil: PI0915494-9; Canada: 2729936; Canada: 2863547;
FEMTO cell deployment system that includes the frequencies and pseudonoise offsets SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; European Patent Convention: EP2327254; India: 8468/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5684120; Japan: 2015-092753;
using neighbor list messages reserved for macro cells and femto cells is disclosed. When the Republic of Korea: 10-1314703; Republic of Korea: 10-1514727; Russian Federation: 2479160; Taiwan: I403194
and its use in FEMTO cell user equipment discovers the femto cell, the user equipment can
system selection read the Femto Cell Identification Message and present the
identification information to the subscriber. In absence of this
knowledge, a manual femto cell search must search all
frequencies and all pseudonoise offsets resulting in lengthy
search times.

CN102090108 Neighbor list messages A femto cell neighbor list message for a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20100008323; China P.R.: CN102090108; Brazil: PI0915494-9; Canada: 2729936; Canada: 2863547;
including FEMTO cell system that includes the frequencies and pseudonoise offsets SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; European Patent Convention: EP2327254; India: 8468/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5684120; Japan: 2015-092753;
information. reserved for macro cells and femto cells is disclosed. When the Republic of Korea: 10-1314703; Republic of Korea: 10-1514727; Russian Federation: 2479160; Taiwan: I403194
user equipment discovers the femto cell, the user equipment can
read the Femto Cell Identification Message and present the
identification information to the subscriber. In absence of this
knowledge, a manual femto cell search must search all
frequencies and all pseudonoise offsets resulting in lengthy
search times.

The invention claims of one of a femto cell neighbor list


information used for the wireless communication system, the
neighbor list message includes for macrocell and femtocell retain
its frequency and pseudo noise offset. When user equipment
when finding the femto cell, the user equipment reading a femto
cell identifier information and the identifier information for
presentation to user. Wherein when the lack of information, the
manual femto cell search must be for all frequency and all pseudo
noise offset by searching, so as to result in the longer search time.

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20100008282 Synchronous TDM-based Techniques for supporting communication in a heterogeneous SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20100008282; United States: 20130242959; China P.R.: ZL200980127042.9; China P.R.:
communication in dominant network are described. In an aspect, communication in a CN103327633; China P.R.: CN103281790; Australia: 2009268440; Australia: 2013219245; Austria: EP2308264;
interference scenarios dominant interference scenario may be supported by reserving Austria: EP2328381; Belgium: EP2308264; Belgium: EP2328381; Brazil: PI0915496-5; Canada: 2729957; Canada:
subframes for a weaker base station observing high interference 2826361; Canada: 2895543; Denmark: EP2308264; Denmark: EP2328381; European Patent Convention:
from a strong interfering base station. In another aspect, EP2744289; Finland: EP2308264; Finland: EP2328381; France: EP2308264; France: EP2337417; France: EP2328381;
interference due to a first reference signal from a first station Germany: EP2308264; Germany: EP2337417; Germany: EP2328381; Great Britain: EP2308264; Great Britain:
(e.g., a base station) may be mitigated by canceling the EP2337417; Great Britain: EP2328381; Greece: EP2308264; Greece: EP2328381; Hong Kong: HK1189747; Hong
interference at a second station (e.g., a UE) or by selecting Kong: HK1188897; Hong Kong: HK1158875; Hong Kong: HK1159406; Hungary: EP2308264; Hungary: EP2328381;
different resources for sending a second reference signal by the India: 8414/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Ireland: EP2308264; Ireland: EP2328381; Israel: 210011; Italy:
second station (e.g., another base station) to avoid collision with EP2308264; Italy: EP2337417; Italy: EP2328381; Japan: 5547184; Japan: 5456869; Japan: 5415606; Japan: 2015-
the first reference signal. In yet another aspect, a relay may 136137; Malaysia: PI 2010005983; Mexico: 299410; Netherlands: EP2308264; Netherlands: EP2337417;
transmit in an MBSFN mode in subframes that it listens to a Netherlands: EP2328381; New Zealand: 589943; Norway: EP2308264; Norway: EP2328381; Philippines: 1-2010-
macro base station and in a regular mode in subframes that it 502845; Poland: EP2308264; Poland: EP2328381; Portugal: EP2308264; Portugal: EP2328381; Republic of Korea: 10-
transmits to UEs. In yet another aspect, a station may transmit 1184395; Republic of Korea: 10-1231677; Romania: EP2308264; Romania: EP2328381; Russian Federation:
more TDM control symbols than a dominant interferer. 2480962; Singapore: 167382; Spain: EP2308264; Spain: EP2337417; Spain: EP2328381; Sweden: EP2308264;
Sweden: EP2328381; Switzerland: EP2328381; Taiwan: I407816; Taiwan: I481284; Ukraine: 102551; Vietnam: 1-
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20130242959 Synchronous TDM-based Techniques for supporting communication in a heterogeneous SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20100008282; United States: 20130242959; China P.R.: ZL200980127042.9; China P.R.:
communication in dominant network are described. In an aspect, communication in a CN103327633; China P.R.: CN103281790; Australia: 2009268440; Australia: 2013219245; Austria: EP2308264;
interference scenarios dominant interference scenario may be supported by reserving Austria: EP2328381; Belgium: EP2308264; Belgium: EP2328381; Brazil: PI0915496-5; Canada: 2729957; Canada:
subframes for a weaker base station observing high interference 2826361; Canada: 2895543; Denmark: EP2308264; Denmark: EP2328381; European Patent Convention:
from a strong interfering base station. In another aspect, EP2744289; Finland: EP2308264; Finland: EP2328381; France: EP2308264; France: EP2337417; France: EP2328381;
interference due to a first reference signal from a first station Germany: EP2308264; Germany: EP2337417; Germany: EP2328381; Great Britain: EP2308264; Great Britain:
(e.g., a base station) may be mitigated by canceling the EP2337417; Great Britain: EP2328381; Greece: EP2308264; Greece: EP2328381; Hong Kong: HK1189747; Hong
interference at a second station (e.g., a UE) or by selecting Kong: HK1188897; Hong Kong: HK1158875; Hong Kong: HK1159406; Hungary: EP2308264; Hungary: EP2328381;
different resources for sending a second reference signal by the India: 8414/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Ireland: EP2308264; Ireland: EP2328381; Israel: 210011; Italy:
second station (e.g., another base station) to avoid collision with EP2308264; Italy: EP2337417; Italy: EP2328381; Japan: 5547184; Japan: 5456869; Japan: 5415606; Japan: 2015-
the first reference signal. In yet another aspect, a relay may 136137; Malaysia: PI 2010005983; Mexico: 299410; Netherlands: EP2308264; Netherlands: EP2337417;
transmit in an MBSFN mode in subframes that it listens to a Netherlands: EP2328381; New Zealand: 589943; Norway: EP2308264; Norway: EP2328381; Philippines: 1-2010-
macro base station and in a regular mode in subframes that it 502845; Poland: EP2308264; Poland: EP2328381; Portugal: EP2308264; Portugal: EP2328381; Republic of Korea: 10-
transmits to UEs. In yet another aspect, a station may transmit 1184395; Republic of Korea: 10-1231677; Romania: EP2308264; Romania: EP2328381; Russian Federation:
more TDM control symbols than a dominant interferer. 2480962; Singapore: 167382; Spain: EP2308264; Spain: EP2337417; Spain: EP2328381; Sweden: EP2308264;
Sweden: EP2328381; Switzerland: EP2328381; Taiwan: I407816; Taiwan: I481284; Ukraine: 102551; Vietnam: 1-
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ZL200980127042.9 Synchronous TDM-based Techniques for supporting communication in a heterogeneous SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20100008282; United States: 20130242959; China P.R.: ZL200980127042.9; China P.R.:
communication in dominant network are described. In an aspect, communication in a CN103327633; China P.R.: CN103281790; Australia: 2009268440; Australia: 2013219245; Austria: EP2308264;
interference scenarios dominant interference scenario may be supported by reserving Austria: EP2328381; Belgium: EP2308264; Belgium: EP2328381; Brazil: PI0915496-5; Canada: 2729957; Canada:
subframes for a weaker base station observing high interference 2826361; Canada: 2895543; Denmark: EP2308264; Denmark: EP2328381; European Patent Convention:
from a strong interfering base station. In another aspect, EP2744289; Finland: EP2308264; Finland: EP2328381; France: EP2308264; France: EP2337417; France: EP2328381;
interference due to a first reference signal from a first station Germany: EP2308264; Germany: EP2337417; Germany: EP2328381; Great Britain: EP2308264; Great Britain:
(e.g., a base station) may be mitigated by canceling the EP2337417; Great Britain: EP2328381; Greece: EP2308264; Greece: EP2328381; Hong Kong: HK1189747; Hong
interference at a second station (e.g., a UE) or by selecting Kong: HK1188897; Hong Kong: HK1158875; Hong Kong: HK1159406; Hungary: EP2308264; Hungary: EP2328381;
different resources for sending a second reference signal by the India: 8414/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Ireland: EP2308264; Ireland: EP2328381; Israel: 210011; Italy:
second station (e.g., another base station) to avoid collision with EP2308264; Italy: EP2337417; Italy: EP2328381; Japan: 5547184; Japan: 5456869; Japan: 5415606; Japan: 2015-
the first reference signal. In yet another aspect, a relay may 136137; Malaysia: PI 2010005983; Mexico: 299410; Netherlands: EP2308264; Netherlands: EP2337417;
transmit in an MBSFN mode in subframes that it listens to a Netherlands: EP2328381; New Zealand: 589943; Norway: EP2308264; Norway: EP2328381; Philippines: 1-2010-
macro base station and in a regular mode in subframes that it 502845; Poland: EP2308264; Poland: EP2328381; Portugal: EP2308264; Portugal: EP2328381; Republic of Korea: 10-
transmits to UEs. In yet another aspect, a station may transmit 1184395; Republic of Korea: 10-1231677; Romania: EP2308264; Romania: EP2328381; Russian Federation:
more TDM control symbols than a dominant interferer. 2480962; Singapore: 167382; Spain: EP2308264; Spain: EP2337417; Spain: EP2328381; Sweden: EP2308264;
Sweden: EP2328381; Switzerland: EP2328381; Taiwan: I407816; Taiwan: I481284; Ukraine: 102551; Vietnam: 1-
The invention claims a heterogeneous network for supporting 2011-00369
communication in a technology. In one aspect, a through is to
observe high interference from a base station interference height
of weak base station retain subframe to support a
communication lower interference significantly. One the other
aspect, a through the second station (e.g., UE) eliminate
interference, or through by second station (e.g., the other one
base station) select a different resource to a second reference
signal to a first reference signal to avoid produce collision, so as to
reduce from the first station (e.g., a base station) a first reference
signal by a of interference. In yet one aspect, relay station can
CN103327633 Synchronous TDM-based Describe a heterogeneous network support communication of SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20100008282; United States: 20130242959; China P.R.: ZL200980127042.9; China P.R.:
communication in dominant technology. In one aspect, a pass through for the reserved sub- CN103327633; China P.R.: CN103281790; Australia: 2009268440; Australia: 2013219245; Austria: EP2308264;
interference scenarios frame from weak base station the height of the interference of Austria: EP2328381; Belgium: EP2308264; Belgium: EP2328381; Brazil: PI0915496-5; Canada: 2729957; Canada:
the strong interference base station to support the 2826361; Canada: 2895543; Denmark: EP2308264; Denmark: EP2328381; European Patent Convention:
communication in dominant interference. On the other hand, a EP2744289; Finland: EP2308264; Finland: EP2328381; France: EP2308264; France: EP2337417; France: EP2328381;
the second station (UE) such as in removing interference, or by a Germany: EP2308264; Germany: EP2337417; Germany: EP2328381; Great Britain: EP2308264; Great Britain:
second station (such as the other one base station selecting EP2337417; Great Britain: EP2328381; Greece: EP2308264; Greece: EP2328381; Hong Kong: HK1189747; Hong
different resources for sending the second reference signal so as Kong: HK1188897; Hong Kong: HK1158875; Hong Kong: HK1159406; Hungary: EP2308264; Hungary: EP2328381;
to avoid collision with the first reference signal, so as to reduce India: 8414/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Ireland: EP2308264; Ireland: EP2328381; Israel: 210011; Italy:
from the first station (e.g., a base station) to a reference signal EP2308264; Italy: EP2337417; Italy: EP2328381; Japan: 5547184; Japan: 5456869; Japan: 5415606; Japan: 2015-
caused by the interference. In yet another aspect, the relay 136137; Malaysia: PI 2010005983; Mexico: 299410; Netherlands: EP2308264; Netherlands: EP2337417;
station can listen to a sub-frame macro base station sub-frame in Netherlands: EP2328381; New Zealand: 589943; Norway: EP2308264; Norway: EP2328381; Philippines: 1-2010-
the MBSFN mode, and to send to the UE to the relay station to 502845; Poland: EP2308264; Poland: EP2328381; Portugal: EP2308264; Portugal: EP2328381; Republic of Korea: 10-
transmit the normal mode in the relay station monitoring. In yet 1184395; Republic of Korea: 10-1231677; Romania: EP2308264; Romania: EP2328381; Russian Federation:
another aspect, the station can be transmitted than dominant 2480962; Singapore: 167382; Spain: EP2308264; Spain: EP2337417; Spain: EP2328381; Sweden: EP2308264;
interference method more TDM control symbols. Sweden: EP2328381; Switzerland: EP2328381; Taiwan: I407816; Taiwan: I481284; Ukraine: 102551; Vietnam: 1-
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CN103281790 Synchronous TDM-based Describe a heterogeneous network support communication of SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20100008282; United States: 20130242959; China P.R.: ZL200980127042.9; China P.R.:
communication in dominant technology. In one aspect, a pass through for the reserved sub- CN103327633; China P.R.: CN103281790; Australia: 2009268440; Australia: 2013219245; Austria: EP2308264;
interference scenarios frame from weak base station the height of the interference of Austria: EP2328381; Belgium: EP2308264; Belgium: EP2328381; Brazil: PI0915496-5; Canada: 2729957; Canada:
the strong interfering base station to support the communication 2826361; Canada: 2895543; Denmark: EP2308264; Denmark: EP2328381; European Patent Convention:
in dominant interference. On the other hand, a the second station EP2744289; Finland: EP2308264; Finland: EP2328381; France: EP2308264; France: EP2337417; France: EP2328381;
(UE) such as in removing interference, or by a second station Germany: EP2308264; Germany: EP2337417; Germany: EP2328381; Great Britain: EP2308264; Great Britain:
(such as the other one base station selecting different resources EP2337417; Great Britain: EP2328381; Greece: EP2308264; Greece: EP2328381; Hong Kong: HK1189747; Hong
for sending the second reference signal so as to avoid collision Kong: HK1188897; Hong Kong: HK1158875; Hong Kong: HK1159406; Hungary: EP2308264; Hungary: EP2328381;
with the first reference signal, so as to reduce from the first India: 8414/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Ireland: EP2308264; Ireland: EP2328381; Israel: 210011; Italy:
station (e.g., a base station) to a reference signal caused by the EP2308264; Italy: EP2337417; Italy: EP2328381; Japan: 5547184; Japan: 5456869; Japan: 5415606; Japan: 2015-
interference. In yet another aspect, the relay station can listen to 136137; Malaysia: PI 2010005983; Mexico: 299410; Netherlands: EP2308264; Netherlands: EP2337417;
a sub-frame macro base station sub-frame in the MBSFN mode, Netherlands: EP2328381; New Zealand: 589943; Norway: EP2308264; Norway: EP2328381; Philippines: 1-2010-
and to send to the UE to the relay station to transmit the normal 502845; Poland: EP2308264; Poland: EP2328381; Portugal: EP2308264; Portugal: EP2328381; Republic of Korea: 10-
mode in the relay station monitoring. In yet another aspect, the 1184395; Republic of Korea: 10-1231677; Romania: EP2308264; Romania: EP2328381; Russian Federation:
station can be transmitted than dominant interference method 2480962; Singapore: 167382; Spain: EP2308264; Spain: EP2337417; Spain: EP2328381; Sweden: EP2308264;
more TDM control symbols. Sweden: EP2328381; Switzerland: EP2328381; Taiwan: I407816; Taiwan: I481284; Ukraine: 102551; Vietnam: 1-
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20110126021 Method and apparatus for A communications system, and a method suitable for use therein, SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20110126021; Canada: 2758332; France: EP2377288; Germany: EP2377288; Great Britain:
transmitting and receiving are described which are suitable for transmitting and receiving EP2377288; Italy: EP2377288; Netherlands: EP2377288; Spain: EP2377288
secure and non-secure data both secure and non-secure data. The system comprises: means
for transmitting data comprising both ciphered secure data and
unciphered non-secure data; means for receiving transmitted
data; means for deciphering the received data to produce
deciphered data; and means for: validating the deciphered data
to produce a first validation result and outputting the deciphered
data depending upon the first validation result; or validating the
received data to produce a second validation result and
outputting the received data depending upon the second
validation result; or validating the deciphered data to produce a
first validation result and outputting the deciphered data
depending upon the first validation result, and also validating the
received data to produce a second validation result and
outputting the received data depending upon the second
validation result.

8229440 Systems, methods and Systems, apparatus and methods for facilitating identification SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.285; United States: 8229440; United States: 8798634; United States: 20140228021; Taiwan: I424768
apparatus to facilitate and/or acquisition of an access point are provided. Methods can SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304;
identification and acquisition include transmitting or receiving access point information (API) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 31.102;
of access points indicative of an identification of the access point (AP). The API
can be provided at the AP through hardwiring or receipt of
configuration information input by a user or transmitted to the AP
by a network operator through Over-The-Air (OTA) signaling.
The API can be computer-readable and, in some embodiments,
the API can also be human-readable. The API can be transmitted
on a paging channel from which user equipment (UE) can
receive information. The frequency at which the API is
transmitted can be fixed, dynamic and/or configurable. Upon
receipt of the API, acquisition of the AP is attempted if the AP is
determined to be a permitted AP.

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8798634 Systems, methods and Systems, apparatus and methods for facilitating identification SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.285; United States: 8229440; United States: 8798634; United States: 20140228021; Taiwan: I424768
apparatus to facilitate and/or acquisition of an access point are provided. Methods can SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304;
identification and acquisition include transmitting or receiving access point information (API) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 31.102;
of access points indicative of an identification of the access point (AP). The API
can be provided at the AP through hardwiring or receipt of
configuration information input by a user or transmitted to the AP
by a network operator through Over-The-Air (OTA) signaling.
The API can be computer-readable and, in some embodiments,
the API can also be human-readable. The API can be transmitted
on a paging channel from which user equipment (UE) can
receive information. The frequency at which the API is
transmitted can be fixed, dynamic and/or configurable. Upon
receipt of the API, acquisition of the AP is attempted if the AP is
determined to be a permitted AP.

20140228021 Systems, methods and Systems, apparatus and methods for facilitating identification SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.285; United States: 8229440; United States: 8798634; United States: 20140228021; Taiwan: I424768
apparatus to facilitate and/or acquisition of an access point are provided. Methods can SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.304;
identification and acquisition include transmitting or receiving access point information (API) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 31.102;
of access points indicative of an identification of the access point (AP). The API
can be provided at the AP through hardwiring or receipt of
configuration information input by a user or transmitted to the AP
by a network operator through Over-The-Air (OTA) signaling.
The API can be computer-readable and, in some embodiments,
the API can also be human-readable. The API can be transmitted
on a paging channel from which user equipment (UE) can
receive information. The frequency at which the API is
transmitted can be fixed, dynamic and/or configurable. Upon
receipt of the API, acquisition of the AP is attempted if the AP is
determined to be a permitted AP.

8743858 Wireless communication Systems and methods of uniquely identifying communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8743858
systems with FEMTO cells nodes in a wireless communication system are described herein. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.367;
One embodiment of the disclosure provides a wireless apparatus
comprising a transceiver configured to receive a first identifier
during at least one time slot. The first identifier identifies a first
communication node. The apparatus further comprises a
processing circuit configured to determine if the first identifier is
received during a first time slot that is different from at least one
pre-assigned time slot.

8989138 Wireless communication Systems and methods for performing a handoff of an access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8989138; China P.R.: ZL200980127330.4; China P.R.: CN103747438; European Patent Convention:
systems with femto nodes terminal from a macro node to a femto node are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.367; EP2327247; India: 319/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5108150; Republic of Korea: 10-1259904
embodiment, the femto node is configured to transmit a
predetermined signal for determining signal quality and an
identifier that uniquely identifies the femto node to the access
terminal. The access terminal is configured to transmit the
identifier to the macro node. The femto node is identified as a
hand in target based on the transmitted identifier and the macro
node is configured to hand in the access terminal to the femto
node.

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ZL200980127330.4 Method of communicating Systems and methods for performing a handoff of an access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8989138; China P.R.: ZL200980127330.4; China P.R.: CN103747438; European Patent Convention:
between an access terminal terminal from a macro node to a femto node are disclosed. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.367; EP2327247; India: 319/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5108150; Republic of Korea: 10-1259904
and a femto node, wireless embodiment, the femto node is configured to transmit a
communication apparatus, predetermined signal for determining signal quality and an
and computer program identifier that uniquely identifies the femto node to the access
product terminal. The access terminal is configured to transmit the
identifier to the macro node. The femto node is identified as a
hand in target based on the transmitted identifier and the macro
node is configured to hand in the access terminal to the femto
node.

The invention claims a access terminal used for switching from a


macro node to a node of system and method. In one embodiment
in a, a node is a is a access terminal for determining a quality of a
preset signal and a unique identifier of a node of identifier. Access
terminal is arranged is a macro node send said identifier.
According to an identifier of the a node sending a switching
target, a macro node is arranged to connect a switch to a node.

CN103747438 Method of communicating A system and method for executing access terminal of switching SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8989138; China P.R.: ZL200980127330.4; China P.R.: CN103747438; European Patent Convention:
between an access terminal from the macro node to a node. In one embodiment in a, a node SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.367; EP2327247; India: 319/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5108150; Republic of Korea: 10-1259904
and a femto node, wireless is arranged to access terminal send for a mass of a preset signal
communication apparatus, and a unique identifier of a node of identifier. Access terminal is a
and computer program macro node to send said identifier. According to an identifier of
product the send node identify a switching target, a macro node is
arranged to access terminal to a switching node.

8786491 Methods and apparatuses Methods and apparatuses are provided for use by devices within SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8786491; United States: 20140302871; China P.R.: CN102077112; Brazil: PI0916707-2; Canada:
for requesting /providing in wireless communication network to request and/or provide 2730155; Germany: EP2326966; Great Britain: EP2326966; India: 2784/MUMNP/2010; Japan: 2015-078997;
assistance data associated assistance data and/or other like data associated with various Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0038614; Russian Federation: 2475775; Singapore: 195547; Taiwan: I411807
with various satellite Satellite Positioning Systems (SPSs).
positioning systems in
wireless communication
networks

20140302871 Methods and apparatuses Systems and methods for requesting and providing assistance SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8786491; United States: 20140302871; China P.R.: CN102077112; Brazil: PI0916707-2; Canada:
for requesting/providing data for a satellite positioning system are described herein. A 2730155; Germany: EP2326966; Great Britain: EP2326966; India: 2784/MUMNP/2010; Japan: 2015-078997;
assistance data associated method as described herein includes receiving, at a base station Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0038614; Russian Federation: 2475775; Singapore: 195547; Taiwan: I411807
with various satellite over a wireless communication link, a first message from a mobile
positioning systems in station, wherein the first message comprises a first field
wireless communication identifying requested assistance data associated with a first
networks Satellite Positioning System (SPS) and a second field identifying a
requested format of the requested assistance data, and wherein
the requested assistance data are available in a plurality of
formats that includes the requested format; and transmitting a
second message from the base station to the mobile station over
the wireless communication link, wherein the second message
includes the requested assistance data in the requested format.

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CN102077112 Methods and apparatuses Methods and apparatuses are provided for use by devices within SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8786491; United States: 20140302871; China P.R.: CN102077112; Brazil: PI0916707-2; Canada:
for requesting/providing in wireless communication network to request and/or provide 2730155; Germany: EP2326966; Great Britain: EP2326966; India: 2784/MUMNP/2010; Japan: 2015-078997;
assistance data associated assistance data and/or other like data associated with various Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0038614; Russian Federation: 2475775; Singapore: 195547; Taiwan: I411807
with various satellite Satellite Positioning Systems (SPSs).
positioning systems in
wireless communication Methods and apparatuses are provided for use by devices within
networks in wireless communication network to request and/or provide
assistance data and/or other like data associated with various
Satellite Positioning Systems (SPSs).

8588773 System and method for cell Systems and methodologies are described herein that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8588773; China P.R.: ZL200980130156.9; China P.R.: CN103491606; European Patent Convention:
search and selection in a improved cell search and selection in a wireless communication EP2321998; European Patent Convention: EP2362694; India: 526/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5209789; Republic of Korea:
wireless communication system. For example, a terminal as described herein can utilize 10-1312460
system one or more Closed Subscriber Group (CSG)-specific offset and/or
hysteresis parameters as described herein to increase the
amount of time on which the terminal is allowed to camp on a
desirable cell. Additionally, specialized reselection timing can be
employed as described herein to increase a delay associated with
selecting a Home Node B (HNB) or Home Evolved Node B (HeNB)
cell, thereby reducing power consumption associated with rapid
cell reselection operations in a densely populated network
environment. Further, a two-step reselection process can be
performed as described herein in the context of selecting a
frequency for cell reselection, thereby mitigating the effects of
rapid reselection between cells and/or frequencies due to CSG
cell prioritization.

ZL200980130156.9 System and method for cell Systems and methodologies are described herein that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8588773; China P.R.: ZL200980130156.9; China P.R.: CN103491606; European Patent Convention:
search and selection in a improved cell search and selection in a wireless communication EP2321998; European Patent Convention: EP2362694; India: 526/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5209789; Republic of Korea:
wireless communication system. For example, a terminal as described herein can utilize 10-1312460
system one or more Closed Subscriber Group (CSG)-specific offset and/or
hysteresis parameters as described herein to increase the
amount of time on which the terminal is allowed to camp on a
desirable cell. Additionally, specialized reselection timing can be
employed as described herein to increase a delay associated with
selecting a Home Node B (HNB) or Home Evolved Node B (HeNB)
cell, thereby reducing power consumption associated with rapid
cell reselection operations in a densely populated network
environment. Further, a two-step reselection process can be
performed as described herein in the context of selecting a
frequency for cell reselection, thereby mitigating the effects of
rapid reselection between cells and/or frequencies due to CSG
cell prioritization.

Systems and methodologies are described herein that facilitate


improved cell search and selection in a wireless communication
system. For example, a terminal as described herein can utilize
one or more Closed Subscriber Group (CSG)-specific offset and/or
hysteresis parameters as described herein to increase the
amount of time on which the terminal is allowed to camp on a
desirable cell. Additionally, specialized reselection timing can be
employed as described herein to increase a delay associated with
selecting a Home Node B (HNB) or Home Evolved Node B (HeNB)
cell, thereby reducing power consumption associated with rapid

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CN103491606 System and method for cell Systems and methodologies are described herein that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8588773; China P.R.: ZL200980130156.9; China P.R.: CN103491606; European Patent Convention:
search and selection in a improved cell search and selection in a wireless communication EP2321998; European Patent Convention: EP2362694; India: 526/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5209789; Republic of Korea:
wireless communication system. For example, a terminal as described herein can utilize 10-1312460
system one or more Closed Subscriber Group (CSG)-specific offset and/or
hysteresis parameters as described herein to increase the
amount of time on which the terminal is allowed to camp on a
desirable cell. Additionally, specialized reselection timing can be
employed as described herein to increase a delay associated with
selecting a Home Node B (HNB) or Home Evolved Node B (HeNB)
cell, thereby reducing power consumption associated with rapid
cell reselection operations in a densely populated network
environment.; Further, a two-step reselection process can be
performed as described herein in the context of selecting a
frequency for cell reselection, thereby mitigating the effects of
rapid reselection between cells and/or frequencies due to CSG
cell prioritization.

20100035601 Battery efficient method to Mobile user equipment (MUE) can be enabled to search for and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20100035601; China P.R.: CN102113379; Brazil: PI0916893-1; Canada: 2731176; European Patent
search for preferred camp on a preferred node, such as a home base node (HBN), in a Convention: EP2342920; India: 428/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5479475; Republic of Korea: 10-1170267; Russian
femtocell battery-efficient manner even when currently camped on another Federation: 2484601; Taiwan: I423699
node, such as a macro base node (MBN). When the MBN provides
good channel quality, slow rate background intra- and inter-
frequency searches can discover the preferred HBN that would
otherwise not be discovered or would consume excessive power
with continual searching. When channel quality is fair, slow rate
background inter-frequency searches can result in timely
switching to the preferred HBN. Location hints that indicate
proximity of the preferred HBN can be used to trigger slow rate
background searches. Neighboring cell searching of neighbor cell
listing (NCL) when in channel quality is fair or poor are maintained
to prepare for call reselections to available node.

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CN102113379 Battery efficient method to Mobile user equipment (MUE) can be enabled to search for and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 20100035601; China P.R.: CN102113379; Brazil: PI0916893-1; Canada: 2731176; European Patent
search for preferred camp on a preferred node, such as a home base node (HBN), in a Convention: EP2342920; India: 428/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5479475; Republic of Korea: 10-1170267; Russian
femtocell battery-efficient manner even when currently camped on another Federation: 2484601; Taiwan: I423699
node, such as a macro base node (MBN). When the MBN provides
good channel quality, slow rate background intra- and inter-
frequency searches can discover the preferred HBN that would
otherwise not be discovered or would consume excessive power
with continual searching. When channel quality is fair, slow rate
background inter-frequency searches can result in timely
switching to the preferred HBN. Location hints that indicate
proximity of the preferred HBN can be used to trigger slow rate
background searches. Neighboring cell searching of neighbor cell
listing (NCL) when in channel quality is fair or poor are maintained
to prepare for call reselections to available node.

Mobile user equipment (MUE) can be enabled to search for and


camp on a preferred node, such as a home base node (HBN), in a
battery-efficient manner even when currently camped on another
node, such as a macro base node (MBN). When the MBN provides
good channel quality, slow rate background intra- and inter-
frequency searches can discover the preferred HBN that would
otherwise not be discovered or would consume excessive power
with continual searching. When channel quality is fair, slow rate
background inter-frequency searches can result in timely
switching to the preferred HBN. Location hints that indicate
proximity of the preferred HBN can be used to trigger slow rate
background searches. Neighbouring cell searching of neighbour
9094880 Access terminal assisted Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9094880; China P.R.: ZL200980123026.2; Australia: 2009259875; Brazil: PI0915318-7; European
node identifier confusion multiple nodes is resolved through the use of confusion detection SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; Patent Convention: EP2314098; Hong Kong: HK1158426; India: 7627/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000035871;
resolution using a time gap techniques and the use of unique identifiers for the nodes. In Israel: 209564; Japan: 5323930; Malaysia: MY-155069-A; Mexico: 304616; Mexico: 332456; Philippines: 1-2010-
some aspects a network may provide a time gap (e.g., an 502649; Republic of Korea: 10-1238805; Russian Federation: 2470463; Singapore: 191683; Taiwan: I432049;
asynchronous time gap) during which an access terminal may Ukraine: 100277; Vietnam: 13474
temporarily cease monitoring transmissions from a source node
so that the access terminal may acquire a unique identifier from a
target node. In some aspects an access terminal may commence
handover operations at a target node after determining whether
the access terminal is allowed to access the target node. In some
aspects a source node may prepare several target nodes for
potential handover in the event confusion is detected or likely.
Here, the source node may send information relating to the
preparation of the potential target nodes to the access terminal
whereby the access terminal uses the handover preparation
information to initiate a handover at that target node.

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ZL200980123026.2 Access terminal assisted Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9094880; China P.R.: ZL200980123026.2; Australia: 2009259875; Brazil: PI0915318-7; European
node identifier confusion multiple nodes is resolved through the use of confusion detection SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; Patent Convention: EP2314098; Hong Kong: HK1158426; India: 7627/CHENP/2010; Indonesia: IDP000035871;
resolution using a time gap techniques and the use of unique identifiers for the nodes. In Israel: 209564; Japan: 5323930; Malaysia: MY-155069-A; Mexico: 304616; Mexico: 332456; Philippines: 1-2010-
some aspects a network may provide a time gap (e.g., an 502649; Republic of Korea: 10-1238805; Russian Federation: 2470463; Singapore: 191683; Taiwan: I432049;
asynchronous time gap) during which an access terminal may Ukraine: 100277; Vietnam: 13474
temporarily cease monitoring transmissions from a source node
so that the access terminal may acquire a unique identifier from a
target node. In some aspects an access terminal may commence
handover operations at a target node after determining whether
the access terminal is allowed to access the target node. In some
aspects a source node may prepare several target nodes for
potential handover in the event confusion is detected or likely.
Here, the source node may send information relating to the
preparation of the potential target nodes to the access terminal
whereby the access terminal uses the handover preparation
information to initiate a handover at that target node.

Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to


multiple nodes is resolved through the use of confusion detection
techniques and the use of unique identifiers for the nodes. In
some aspect, the network can provide timing gap (such as
asynchronous time gap), in the time gap period, the access
terminal can temporarily stop monitoring transmission from the
source node, the access terminal can make from target node
obtaining unique identifier. In some aspects an access terminal
may commence handover operations at a target node after
determining whether the access terminal is allowed to access the
20090316655 Access terminal assisted Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090316655; China P.R.: ZL200980123015.4; China P.R.: CN103327545; China P.R.: CN103281690;
node identifier confusion multiple nodes is resolved through the use of confusion detection SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; Germany: EP2314099; Great Britain: EP2314099; Hong Kong: HK1189748; Hong Kong: HK1189117; India:
resolution techniques and the use of unique identifiers for the nodes. In 7626/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5562950; Japan: 5539481; Republic of Korea: 10-1238393; Republic of Korea: 10-
some aspects a network may provide a time gap (e.g., an 1545542
asynchronous time gap) during which an access terminal may
temporarily cease monitoring transmissions from a source node
so that the access terminal may acquire a unique identifier from a
target node. In some aspects an access terminal may commence
handover operations at a target node after determining whether
the access terminal is allowed to access the target node. In some
aspects a source node may prepare several target nodes for
potential handover in the event confusion is detected or likely.
Here, the source node may send information relating to the
preparation of the potential target nodes to the access terminal
whereby the access terminal uses the handover preparation
information to initiate a handover at that target node.

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ZL200980123015.4 Access terminal assisted Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090316655; China P.R.: ZL200980123015.4; China P.R.: CN103327545; China P.R.: CN103281690;
node identifier confusion multiple nodes is resolved through the use of confusion detection SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; Germany: EP2314099; Great Britain: EP2314099; Hong Kong: HK1189748; Hong Kong: HK1189117; India:
resolution techniques and the use of unique identifiers for the nodes. In 7626/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5562950; Japan: 5539481; Republic of Korea: 10-1238393; Republic of Korea: 10-
some aspect, the network can provide timing gap (such as 1545542
asynchronous time gap), in the time gap period, the access
terminal may temporary stop monitoring transmission from the
source node, the access terminal can make from target node
obtaining unique identifier. In some aspect, the access terminal is
at after judging whether allow connecting terminal connecting
target node, on target node to start switching operation. In some
aspects a source node may prepare several target nodes for
potential handover in the event confusion is detected or likely.
Here, the source node may send information relating to the
preparation of the potential target nodes to the access terminal
whereby the access terminal uses the handover preparation
information to initiate a handover at that target node.

CN103327545 Access terminal assisted Confusion resulting from assigning the same node identifier to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090316655; China P.R.: ZL200980123015.4; China P.R.: CN103327545; China P.R.: CN103281690;
node identifier confusion multiple nodes is resolved through the use of confusion detection SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; Germany: EP2314099; Great Britain: EP2314099; Hong Kong: HK1189748; Hong Kong: HK1189117; India:
resolution techniques and the use of unique identifiers for the nodes. In 7626/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5562950; Japan: 5539481; Republic of Korea: 10-1238393; Republic of Korea: 10-
some aspects a network may provide a time gap (e.g., an 1545542
asynchronous time gap) during which an access terminal may
temporarily cease monitoring transmissions from a source node
so that the access terminal may acquire a unique identifier from a
target node. In some aspects an access terminal may commence
handover operations at a target node after determining whether
the access terminal is allowed to access the target node. In some
aspects a source node may prepare several target nodes for
potential handover in the event confusion is detected or likely.
Here, the source node may send information relating to the
preparation of the potential target nodes to the access terminal
whereby the access terminal uses the handover preparation
information to initiate a handover at that target node.

CN103281690 Access terminal assisted Use of confusion detection techniques and the node's unique SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20090316655; China P.R.: ZL200980123015.4; China P.R.: CN103327545; China P.R.: CN103281690;
node identifier confusion identifier to the node identifier by the same to a plurality of node SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467; Germany: EP2314099; Great Britain: EP2314099; Hong Kong: HK1189748; Hong Kong: HK1189117; India:
resolution so as to cause a confusion. Wherein the first some aspects, the 7626/CHENP/2010; Japan: 5562950; Japan: 5539481; Republic of Korea: 10-1238393; Republic of Korea: 10-
network can provide time intervals (such as asynchronous time 1545542
gap), the time slot period, the access terminal may temporarily
cease monitoring transmissions from the source node, the access
terminal can obtain the unique identifier from the target node.
Wherein the first some aspects, an access terminal can then
judges whether to allow the access terminal to access the target
node, the target node switching operation. Wherein the first
some aspects, when detecting a confusion or possible confusion,
the source node may prepare several target nodes for potential
handover. Here, the source node can transmit a potential target
node to prepare related information to an access terminal, the
access terminal uses the handover preparation information to
initiate switching to the target node.

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8271014 Automated parameter A small base node such as a Home Base Node (HNB), or femto SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8271014; United States: 8831671; United States: 20150373650; China P.R.: ZL200980130906.2;
adjustment to compensate cell, may reduce its transmit power in order to prevent co- China P.R.: CN103686977; China P.R.: CN103648153; Brazil: PI0917529-6; European Patent Convention:
self adjusting transmit power channel or adjacent channel interference, or to limit its coverage EP2314107; India: 1043/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5562957; Japan: 5705919; Japan: 2013-232912; Republic of Korea: 10-
and sensitivity level at the area. Once the power is set, the HNB signal to a served Home 1173793; Russian Federation: 2486709; Taiwan: I428041
node B User Equipment (HUE) its transmit Common Pilot Channel (CPICH)
transmit power for accurate path loss estimation. When this
power is outside of the permissible range, the HNB adjusts other
parameters (such as Random Access Channel (RACH) constant
value) to compensate for the error in signaled CPICH power, and
thus compensate in that process the error in determining path
loss. Similarly, if the uplink sensitivity is adjusted, to prevent
interference, parameters would also be adjusted and signaled to
the HUE to reflect the link imbalance.

8831671 Automated parameter A small base node such as a Home Base Node (HNB), or femto SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8271014; United States: 8831671; United States: 20150373650; China P.R.: ZL200980130906.2;
adjustment to compensate cell, may reduce its transmit power in order to prevent co- China P.R.: CN103686977; China P.R.: CN103648153; Brazil: PI0917529-6; European Patent Convention:
self adjusting transmit power channel or adjacent channel interference, or to limit its coverage EP2314107; India: 1043/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5562957; Japan: 5705919; Japan: 2013-232912; Republic of Korea: 10-
and sensitivity level at the area. Once the power is set, the HNB signal to a served Home 1173793; Russian Federation: 2486709; Taiwan: I428041
node B User Equipment (HUE) its transmit Common Pilot Channel (CPICH)
transmit power for accurate path loss estimation. When this
power is outside of the permissible range, the HNB adjusts other
parameters (such as Random Access Channel (RACH) constant
value) to compensate for the error in signaled CPICH power, and
thus compensate in that process the error in determining path
loss. Similarly, if the uplink sensitivity is adjusted, to prevent
interference, parameters would also be adjusted and signaled to
the HUE to reflect the link imbalance.

20150373650 Automated parameter A small base node such as a Home Base Node (HNB), or femto SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8271014; United States: 8831671; United States: 20150373650; China P.R.: ZL200980130906.2;
adjustment to compensate cell, may reduce its transmit power in order to prevent co- China P.R.: CN103686977; China P.R.: CN103648153; Brazil: PI0917529-6; European Patent Convention:
self adjusting transmit power channel or adjacent channel interference, or to limit its coverage EP2314107; India: 1043/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5562957; Japan: 5705919; Japan: 2013-232912; Republic of Korea: 10-
and sensitivity level at the area. Once the power is set, the HNB signal to a served Home 1173793; Russian Federation: 2486709; Taiwan: I428041
node B User Equipment (HUE) its transmit Common Pilot Channel (CPICH)
transmit power for accurate path loss estimation. When this
power is outside of the permissible range, the HNB adjusts other
parameters (such as Random Access Channel (RACH) constant
value) to compensate for the error in signaled CPICH power, and
thus compensate in that process the error in determining path
loss. Similarly, if the uplink sensitivity is adjusted, to prevent
interference, parameters would also be adjusted and signaled to
the HUE to reflect the link imbalance.

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ZL200980130906.2 Method and apparatus for A small base node such as a Home Base Node (HNB), or femto SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8271014; United States: 8831671; United States: 20150373650; China P.R.: ZL200980130906.2;
automated parameter cell, may reduce its transmit power in order to prevent co- China P.R.: CN103686977; China P.R.: CN103648153; Brazil: PI0917529-6; European Patent Convention:
adjustment to compensate channel or adjacent channel interference, or to limit its coverage EP2314107; India: 1043/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5562957; Japan: 5705919; Japan: 2013-232912; Republic of Korea: 10-
self adjusting transmit power area. Once the power is set, the HNB signal to a served Home 1173793; Russian Federation: 2486709; Taiwan: I428041
and sensitivity level at the User Equipment (HUE) its transmit Common Pilot Channel (CPICH)
node B transmit power for accurate path loss estimation. When this
power is outside of the permissible range, the HNB adjusts other
parameters (such as Random Access Channel (RACH) constant
value) to compensate for the error in signaled CPICH power, and
thus compensate in that process the error in determining path
loss. Similarly, if the uplink sensitivity is adjusted, to prevent
interference, parameters would also be adjusted and signaled to
the HUE to reflect the link imbalance.

Small base node (such as, family base node (HNB) or a femto cell)
can reduce its transmit power, to prevent the same channel or
adjacent channel interference or limit the cover area. Once set
have power, can make the sending common pilot frequency
channel (CPICH) transmit power signal to give the family user
equipment (HUE) is the server, used for carrying out for the path
loss estimation accuracy. When the power range at outside can
allow the time, adjusting other parameter (such as, random
access channel (RACH) constant), for error compensation of
CPICH power signal to the notification, and wherein determining
the error when the path loss compensation and in the treatment
process. Also, in order to prevent interference if then adjusting
uplink link sensitivity, also using to carry out adjustment
CN103686977 Method and apparatus for The invention provide the for transmission power and sensitivity SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8271014; United States: 8831671; United States: 20150373650; China P.R.: ZL200980130906.2;
automated parameter level for adjusting the node B from a compensation of automatic China P.R.: CN103686977; China P.R.: CN103648153; Brazil: PI0917529-6; European Patent Convention:
adjustment to compensate parameter adjusting method and device of. Small base node (e.g., EP2314107; India: 1043/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5562957; Japan: 5705919; Japan: 2013-232912; Republic of Korea: 10-
self adjusting transmit power a home base node (HNB) or a femto cell) can reduce the 1173793; Russian Federation: 2486709; Taiwan: I428041
and sensitivity level at the transmission power, to prevent the same channel or adjacent
node B channel interference or limiting the cover area. Once set the
power, the transmission the public pilot frequency channel
(CPICH) transmission power to send a home device (HUE) of
service, to process for accurately of path loss estimate. When the
power in the range capable of allowing time, adjusting other
parameter (for example, a random access channel (RACH)
constant), the compensation error to CPICH power of a send of,
and thus the processing process in the compensation of a time
error path loss. Also, in order to prevent interference if uplink
chain to adjust the sensitivity, the parameter for the process and
to send HUE to reflect the chain.

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CN103648153 Method and apparatus for A small base node such as a Home Base Node (HNB), or femto SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8271014; United States: 8831671; United States: 20150373650; China P.R.: ZL200980130906.2;
automated parameter cell, may reduce its transmit power in order to prevent co- China P.R.: CN103686977; China P.R.: CN103648153; Brazil: PI0917529-6; European Patent Convention:
adjustment to compensate channel or adjacent channel interference, or to limit its coverage EP2314107; India: 1043/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5562957; Japan: 5705919; Japan: 2013-232912; Republic of Korea: 10-
self adjusting transmit power area. Once the power is set, the HNB signal to a served Home 1173793; Russian Federation: 2486709; Taiwan: I428041
and sensitivity level at the User Equipment (HUE) its transmit Common Pilot Channel (CPICH)
node B transmit power for accurate path loss estimation. When this
power is outside of the permissible range, the HNB adjusts other
parameters (such as Random Access Channel (RACH) constant
value) to compensate for the error in signaled CPICH power, and
thus compensate in that process the error in determining path
loss. Similarly, if the uplink sensitivity is adjusted, to prevent
interference, parameters would also be adjusted and signaled to
the HUE to reflect the link imbalance.

8687589 Neighbor cell search on a Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8687589
secondary carrier providing frequent secondary carrier measurement reports in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331;
multicarrier wireless communications. Secondary carrier
measurement reports can be provided based on anchor carrier
measurement reports. When an event or request to generate an
anchor carrier measurement report is received, the anchor carrier
measurement report can be generated along with a secondary
carrier measurement report. In this regard, access points can
receive the carrier measurement reports and determine mobility
for a wireless device based on more than one carrier.

20100041418 CONTROL PLANE LOCATION Techniques for supporting a control plane solution for location SDO: ETSI Project: LTE EPS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.271; United States: 20100041418; Canada: 2732136; European Patent Convention: EP2338266; European Patent
SOLUTION TO SUPPORT services and positioning are described. In an aspect, an Evolved SDO: ETSI Project: LTE EPS Release 9 Spec: TS 29.171; Convention: EP2744237; European Patent Convention: EP2744236; European Patent Convention: EP2744235;
WIRELESS ACCESS Serving Mobile Location Center (E-SMLC) may communicate with SDO: ETSI Project: LTE EPS Release 9 Spec: TS 29.172; Japan: 5215470; Japan: 5479622; Japan: 5763214; Japan: 5479623; Taiwan: I398181
a Mobility Management Entity (MME) to support location
services and positioning for a UE. In one design, the E-SMLC may
receive a location request from the MME, perform a positioning
procedure with the UE in response to the location request, and
send a location response to the MME after completing the
positioning procedure. For a UE-assisted or UE-based positioning
procedure, the E-SMLC may send a downlink positioning message
to the UE via the MME and may receive an uplink positioning
message from the UE via the MME. For a network-based
positioning procedure, the E-SMLC may send a network
positioning request message to an eNB via the MME and may
receive a network positioning response message from the eNB via
the MME.

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8611941 System and method for Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate efficient SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8611941; China P.R.: ZL200980131998.6; Brazil: PI0917337-4; Canada: 2731618; European Patent
processing power control power control command management in a wireless Convention: EP2345174; India: 546/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5378521; Republic of Korea: 10-1149211; Russian
commands in a wireless communication environment. As described herein, techniques Federation: 2475959; Taiwan: I415496
communication system can be utilized by a Node B and/or other network access point to
compensate for differences between uplink slot boundaries and a
power control command combining period associated with the
uplink slot. For example, the timing of Transmitter Power Control
(TPC) bit transmission can be altered as described herein such
that, if a given cell or cell sector is associated with a radio link set
of size 2 or greater and a TPC timing offset of size 2 or less, TPC
command information can be buffered and/or otherwise delayed
to a slot following the slot in which corresponding channel
measurements are obtained in order to prevent efficiency loss
associated with combining TPC bits of inverse polarity
corresponding to multiple disparate slots.

ZL200980131998.6 System and method for The invention description of help in wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8611941; China P.R.: ZL200980131998.6; Brazil: PI0917337-4; Canada: 2731618; European Patent
processing power control environment and carry out the effective system and method of Convention: EP2345174; India: 546/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5378521; Republic of Korea: 10-1149211; Russian
commands in a wireless power control order management. As the invention of the Federation: 2475959; Taiwan: I415496
communication system description, node B and/or other network access point is using
multi-technique for compensation of up link time slot boundary
and relevant for the difference between power control command
group period of the up link slot. Such as, is according to the
invention the description of change such as transmitter power
control (TPC) and place the transmission timing, to make if given
cell or cell sector size and is 2 or more big wireless link group and
the size is 2 or less and the TPC timing offset mutually relevant,
then TPC command information can be buffer and/or delay is one
time slot later on to the obtaining of the corresponding channel
and time slot of measurement, thus preventing and combined in
polarity and corresponding to multiple different time slot
opposite of the TPC bit phase relevance and efficiency loss.

8611942 Handling of MAC-HS/EHS Systems and methodologies are described that effectuate and/or SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8611942; China P.R.: ZL200980132043.2; Brazil: PI0917873-2; Canada: 2732133; European Patent
reset in enhanced serving facilitate MAC-hs/ehs resets in an enhanced serving cell. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP2332365; India: 631/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5547192; Republic of Korea: 10-1211020; Russian
cell change accordance with various aspects set forth herein, systems and/or Federation: 2479156; Taiwan: I407808
methods are provided that identify transmission power control
bits included in active set update messages received from source
or target base stations, ascertain whether or not transmission
power control values included in the active set update messages
differ from transmission power control values that the system
currently operates under, and performs serving cell changes and
where necessary media access control status resets based on an
examination of a transmission power control combination index.

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ZL200980132043.2 Handling of MAC-HS/EHS Systems and methodologies are described that effectuate and/or SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8611942; China P.R.: ZL200980132043.2; Brazil: PI0917873-2; Canada: 2732133; European Patent
reset in enhanced serving facilitate MAC-hs/ehs resets in an enhanced serving cell. In SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; Convention: EP2332365; India: 631/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5547192; Republic of Korea: 10-1211020; Russian
cell change accordance with various aspects set forth herein, systems and/or Federation: 2479156; Taiwan: I407808
methods are provided that identify transmission power control
bits included in active set update messages received from source
or target base stations, ascertain whether or not transmission
power control values included in the active set update messages
differ from transmission power control values that the system
currently operates under, and performs serving cell changes and
where necessary media access control status resets based on an
examination of a transmission power control combination index.

Systems and methodologies are described that effectuate and/or


facilitate MAC-hs/ehs resets in an enhanced serving cell. In
accordance with various aspects set forth herein, systems and/or
methods are provided that identify transmission power control
bits included in active set update messages received from source
or target base stations, ascertain whether or not transmission
power control values included in the active set update messages
differ from transmission power control values that the system
currently operates under, and performs serving cell changes and
where necessary media access control status resets based on an
examination of a transmission power control combination index.

8498313 FAST UPLINK DATA Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: ; United States: 8498313
TRANSMISSION USING E- communicating user plane data over common control resources
DCH ENHANCED RANDOM by specifying a user equipment (UE) radio network temporary
ACCESS WITHOUT A UE identifier (U-RNTI). In this regard, a Node B or radio network
SPECIFIC E-RNTI controller (RNC) receiving the user plane data can associate the
data to the UE based on the U-RNTI. The user plane data can be
transmitted in a control message with the associated U-RNTI,
such as a CELL UPDATE message or another message having the U
RNTI specified in a media access control (MAC)-i header or other
header in the message. The control message can also include
parameters regarding the existence and specifications of the user
plane data. The UE can thereby communicate the user plane data
while in a universal terrestrial radio access network (UTRAN)
registration area paging channel (URA_PCH) or other relatively
inactive state despite not having received an enhanced radio
network temporary identifier (E-RNTI).

9094943 Network and mobile device Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 9094943; China P.R.: CN102160450; Austria: EP2340662; Belgium: EP2340662; Denmark:
initiated quality of service avoidance of duplicative resource allocation and/or erroneous EP2340662; Finland: EP2340662; France: EP2340662; Germany: EP2340662; Great Britain: EP2340662; Greece:
service charges via unambiguously indicating an entity EP2340662; Hong Kong: HK1161485; Hungary: EP2340662; India: 1323/CHENP/2011; Ireland: EP2340662; Italy:
responsible for quality of service (QoS) initiation. In one example, EP2340662; Japan: 5242797; Mexico: 305977; Netherlands: EP2340662; Norway: EP2340662; Poland: EP2340662;
an indication is provided to a mobile device to indicate a Portugal: EP2340662; Republic of Korea: 10-1227938; Romania: EP2340662; Russian Federation: 2476029;
preference for network-initiated QoS or a preference for device- Singapore: 169138; Spain: EP2340662; Sweden: EP2340662; Switzerland: EP2340662; Ukraine: 101063
initiated QoS. QoS for a data flow can be established in
accordance with the indication. For instance, the mobile device
initiates QoS when the indication specifies a preference for device
initiated QoS while a network establishes QoS when the
indication specifies a preference for network-initiated QoS.

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CN102160450 Network and mobile device Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 9094943; China P.R.: CN102160450; Austria: EP2340662; Belgium: EP2340662; Denmark:
initiated quality of service avoidance of duplicative resource allocation and/or erroneous EP2340662; Finland: EP2340662; France: EP2340662; Germany: EP2340662; Great Britain: EP2340662; Greece:
service charges via unambiguously indicating an entity EP2340662; Hong Kong: HK1161485; Hungary: EP2340662; India: 1323/CHENP/2011; Ireland: EP2340662; Italy:
responsible for quality of service (QoS) initiation. In one example, EP2340662; Japan: 5242797; Mexico: 305977; Netherlands: EP2340662; Norway: EP2340662; Poland: EP2340662;
an indication is provided to a mobile device to indicate a Portugal: EP2340662; Republic of Korea: 10-1227938; Romania: EP2340662; Russian Federation: 2476029;
preference for network-initiated QoS or a preference for device - Singapore: 169138; Spain: EP2340662; Sweden: EP2340662; Switzerland: EP2340662; Ukraine: 101063
initiated QoS. QoS for a data flow can be established in
accordance with the indication. For instance, the mobile device
initiates QoS when the indication specifies a preference for device
initiated QoS while a network establishes QoS when the
indication specifies a preference for network-initiated QoS.

Systems and methods are described that facilitate avoidance of


duplicative resource allocation and/or erroneous service charges
via unambiguously indicating an entity responsible for quality of
service (QoS) initiation. In one example, an indication is provided
to a mobile device to indicate a preference for network-initiated
QoS or a preference for device-initiated QoS. QoS for a data flow
can be established in accordance with the indication. For
instance, the mobile device initiates QoS when the indication
specifies a preference for device-initiated QoS while a network
establishes QoS when the indication specifies a preference for
network-initiated QoS.

9066309 Method and apparatus for An access terminal pre-registers with a second access network via SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 9066309; United States: 20150296472; China P.R.: ZL200980146386.4; China P.R.: CN104270811;
reducing successive pre- a first access network to ensure a quick handover in the future. European Patent Convention: EP2340674; European Patent Convention: EP2677822; India: 1789/CHENP/2011;
registration attempts by Frequent pre-registration attempts are avoided by implementing Japan: 5579722; Republic of Korea: 10-1311263
access terminals a hysteresis timer that restricts when a pre-registration process
can be initiated. The hysteresis timer is started when pre-
registration is initiated by the access terminal. No new pre-
registration attempts are permitted if the hysteresis timer has
not expired. An abort condition can cause the hysteresis timer to
be aborted early, and a new pre-registration can be initiated.
Access points in the first access network may be grouped into one
or more pre-registration zones. If the access terminal moves from
a first access point to a second access point, a new pre-
registration is skipped if the first and second access points have
the same pre-registration zone or the second access point is
aware of the pre-registration zone for the first access point.

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20150296472 Method and apparatus for An access terminal pre-registers with a second access network via SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 9066309; United States: 20150296472; China P.R.: ZL200980146386.4; China P.R.: CN104270811;
reducing successive pre- a first access network to ensure a quick handover in the future. European Patent Convention: EP2340674; European Patent Convention: EP2677822; India: 1789/CHENP/2011;
registration attempts by Frequent pre-registration attempts are avoided by implementing Japan: 5579722; Republic of Korea: 10-1311263
access terminals a hysteresis timer that restricts when a pre-registration process
can be initiated. The hysteresis timer is started when pre-
registration is initiated by the access terminal. No new pre-
registration attempts are permitted if the hysteresis timer has
not expired. An abort condition can cause the hysteresis timer to
be aborted early, and a new pre-registration can be initiated.
Access points in the first access network may be grouped into one
or more pre-registration zones. If the access terminal moves from
a first access point to a second access point, a new pre-
registration is skipped if the first and second access points have
the same pre-registration zone or the second access point is
aware of the pre-registration zone for the first access point.

ZL200980146386.4 Method and apparatus for An access terminal pre-registers with a second access network via SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 9066309; United States: 20150296472; China P.R.: ZL200980146386.4; China P.R.: CN104270811;
reducing successive pre- a first access network to ensure a quick handover in the future. European Patent Convention: EP2340674; European Patent Convention: EP2677822; India: 1789/CHENP/2011;
registration attempts by Frequent pre-registration attempts are avoided by implementing Japan: 5579722; Republic of Korea: 10-1311263
access terminals a hysteresis timer that restricts when a pre-registration process
can be initiated. The hysteresis timer is started when pre-
registration is initiated by the access terminal. No new pre-
registration attempts are permitted if the hysteresis timer has
not expired. An abort condition can cause the hysteresis timer to
be aborted early, and a new pre-registration can be initiated.
Access points in the first access network may be grouped into one
or more pre-registration zones. If the access terminal moves from
a first access point to a second access point, a new pre-
registration is skipped if the first and second access points have
the same pre-registration zone or the second access point is
aware of the pre-registration zone for the first access point.

Connecting terminal via the first access network to the second


access network pre register, to ensure after the fast switching.
Through limit implementation can initiate a hysteresis timer
when the pre register process for avoid frequently the pre
register. When initiate pre register in access terminal start up
delay timer. If delay timer is due, then not allow the new
prevention register. Abnormal stopping condition can be caused
by hysteresis timer advance abnormal is stopped, and can initiate
new the pre register. Using the access point can be packet in the
first access network is one or more of prevention of register. If
information access terminal from the first access point to the

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CN104270811 Method and apparatus for Connecting terminal via the first access network to the second SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 9066309; United States: 20150296472; China P.R.: ZL200980146386.4; China P.R.: CN104270811;
reducing successive pre- access network pre register, to ensure after the fast switching. European Patent Convention: EP2340674; European Patent Convention: EP2677822; India: 1789/CHENP/2011;
registration attempts by Through limit implementation can initiate a hysteresis timer Japan: 5579722; Republic of Korea: 10-1311263
access terminals when the pre register process for avoid frequently the pre
register. When initiate pre register in access terminal start up
delay timer. If delay timer is due, then not allow the new
prevention register. Abnormal stopping condition can be caused
by hysteresis timer advance abnormal is stopped, and can initiate
new the pre register. Using the access point can be packet in the
first access network is one or more of prevention of register. If
information access terminal from the first access point to the
second access point moving, so the same with the pre register
area or the second access point knows the first access point in the
first and the second access point is pre register region is low, to
the new prevention register.

9066354 Synchronizing bearer context Bearer context maintained by an access terminal is synchronized SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 9066354; China P.R.: ZL200980137503.0; Brazil: PI0918998-0; Canada: 2736544; European Patent
with a network so that a change in the status of the bearer Convention: EP2340679; Hong Kong: HK1162091; India: 1559/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Japan:
context may be reflected at the network. For example, if an 5575966; Malaysia: PI 2011000977; Philippines: WO2010037053; Republic of Korea: 10-1238415; Russian
access terminal determines that a resource previously requested Federation: 2481750; South Africa: 2011/02251; Taiwan: I403206; United Arab Emirates: 272/2011; Vietnam: 1-
by the access terminal is no longer needed, the access terminal 2011-01074
may deactivate the bearer context locally in a case where the
access terminal is unable to communicate with the network. In
such a case, the access terminal may synchronize its bearer
context with the network once the access terminal reestablishes
communication with the network. For example, the access
terminal may send a message to the network indicating that the
access terminal has deactivated the bearer context.

ZL200980137503.0 Synchronizing bearer context Bearer context maintained by an access terminal is synchronized SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 9066354; China P.R.: ZL200980137503.0; Brazil: PI0918998-0; Canada: 2736544; European Patent
with a network so that a change in the status of the bearer Convention: EP2340679; Hong Kong: HK1162091; India: 1559/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Japan:
context may be reflected at the network. For example, if an 5575966; Malaysia: PI 2011000977; Philippines: WO2010037053; Republic of Korea: 10-1238415; Russian
access terminal determines that a resource previously requested Federation: 2481750; South Africa: 2011/02251; Taiwan: I403206; United Arab Emirates: 272/2011; Vietnam: 1-
by the access terminal is no longer needed, the access terminal 2011-01074
may deactivate the bearer context locally in a case where the
access terminal is unable to communicate with the network. In
such a case, the access terminal may synchronize its bearer
context with the network once the access terminal reestablishes
communication with the network. For example, the access
terminal may send a message to the network indicating that the
access terminal has deactivated the bearer context.

The invention makes access by maintenance of a load context


with the network synchronization, so as to reflect the load change
of context state in the network. For example, if access terminal a
is no longer needed by a previous request of resource access, the
access terminal is not capable of network communication and
low, access a local to a stopping bearing context. Time in such a
low condition, once the access terminal re-establish the
communication of network, access terminal a to the load context
with the network. For example, the access terminal a to send
network indicating access terminal used for stopping the bearing
context of information.

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8971241 Techniques for supporting Techniques for supporting data transmission via a relay station SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8971241; United States: 20150055545; China P.R.: ZL200980139430.9; China P.R.: CN103957075;
relay operation in wireless are described. In Brazil: PI0919522-0; France: EP2351278; Germany: EP2351278; Great Britain: EP2351278; India:
communication systems an aspect, data transmission may be supported using ACK-and- 529/MUMNP/2011; Italy: EP2351278; Japan: 2012-504912; Japan: 2014-171235; Japan: 2015-201873;
suspend. A transmitter Netherlands: EP2351278; Republic of Korea: 10-1352254; Republic of Korea: 10-1388361; Republic of Korea: 10-
station sends a first transmission of a packet to a receiver station. 1503192; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0016409; Spain: EP2351278; Taiwan: I495371; Taiwan: I499328
The transmitter
station receives no ACK information for the first transmission of
the packet and
suspends transmission of the packet. The transmitter station
thereafter receives an
indication to resume transmission of the packet and, in response,
sends a second
transmission of the packet. In another aspect, different ACK
timeline may be used
when applicable. The receiver station may send ACK information
in a designated
subframe if available for use or in a different subframe. In yet
another aspect, ACK
repetition may be used. The receiver may send ACK information
in multiple subframes
to facilitate reception of the ACK information when the
transmitter station is unable to
receive one or more of the multiple subframes
20150055545 Techniques for supporting Techniques for supporting data transmission via a relay station SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8971241; United States: 20150055545; China P.R.: ZL200980139430.9; China P.R.: CN103957075;
relay operation in wireless are described. In Brazil: PI0919522-0; France: EP2351278; Germany: EP2351278; Great Britain: EP2351278; India:
communication systems an aspect, data transmission may be supported using ACK-and- 529/MUMNP/2011; Italy: EP2351278; Japan: 2012-504912; Japan: 2014-171235; Japan: 2015-201873;
suspend. A transmitter Netherlands: EP2351278; Republic of Korea: 10-1352254; Republic of Korea: 10-1388361; Republic of Korea: 10-
station sends a first transmission of a packet to a receiver station. 1503192; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0016409; Spain: EP2351278; Taiwan: I495371; Taiwan: I499328
The transmitter
station receives no ACK information for the first transmission of
the packet and
suspends transmission of the packet. The transmitter station
thereafter receives an
indication to resume transmission of the packet and, in response,
sends a second
transmission of the packet. In another aspect, different ACK
timeline may be used
when applicable. The receiver station may send ACK information
in a designated
subframe if available for use or in a different subframe. In yet
another aspect, ACK
repetition may be used. The receiver may send ACK information
in multiple subframes
to facilitate reception of the ACK information when the
transmitter station is unable to
receive one or more of the multiple subframes.

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ZL200980139430.9 Techinques for supporting Techniques for supporting data transmission via a relay station SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8971241; United States: 20150055545; China P.R.: ZL200980139430.9; China P.R.: CN103957075;
relay operation in wireless are described. In Brazil: PI0919522-0; France: EP2351278; Germany: EP2351278; Great Britain: EP2351278; India:
communication systems an aspect, data transmission may be supported using ACK-and- 529/MUMNP/2011; Italy: EP2351278; Japan: 2012-504912; Japan: 2014-171235; Japan: 2015-201873;
suspend. A transmitter Netherlands: EP2351278; Republic of Korea: 10-1352254; Republic of Korea: 10-1388361; Republic of Korea: 10-
station sends a first transmission of a packet to a receiver station. 1503192; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0016409; Spain: EP2351278; Taiwan: I495371; Taiwan: I499328
The transmitter
station receives no ACK information for the first transmission of
the packet and
suspends transmission of the packet. The transmitter station
thereafter receives an
indication to resume transmission of the packet and, in response,
sends a second
transmission of the packet. In another aspect, different ACK
timeline may be used
when applicable. The receiver station may send ACK information
in a designated
subframe if available for use or in a different subframe. In yet
another aspect, ACK
repetition may be used. The receiver may send ACK information
in multiple subframes
to facilitate reception of the ACK information when the
transmitter station is unable to
receive one or more of the multiple subframes
CN103957075 Techinques for supporting Techniques for supporting data transmission via a relay station SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8971241; United States: 20150055545; China P.R.: ZL200980139430.9; China P.R.: CN103957075;
relay operation in wireless are described. In Brazil: PI0919522-0; France: EP2351278; Germany: EP2351278; Great Britain: EP2351278; India:
communication systems an aspect, data transmission may be supported using ACK-and- 529/MUMNP/2011; Italy: EP2351278; Japan: 2012-504912; Japan: 2014-171235; Japan: 2015-201873;
suspend. A transmitter Netherlands: EP2351278; Republic of Korea: 10-1352254; Republic of Korea: 10-1388361; Republic of Korea: 10-
station sends a first transmission of a packet to a receiver station. 1503192; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0016409; Spain: EP2351278; Taiwan: I495371; Taiwan: I499328
The transmitter
station receives no ACK information for the first transmission of
the packet and
suspends transmission of the packet. The transmitter station
thereafter receives an
indication to resume transmission of the packet and, in response,
sends a second
transmission of the packet. In another aspect, different ACK
timeline may be used
when applicable. The receiver station may send ACK information
in a designated
subframe if available for use or in a different subframe. In yet
another aspect, ACK
repetition may be used. The receiver may send ACK information
in multiple subframes
to facilitate reception of the ACK information when the
transmitter station is unable to
receive one or more of the multiple subframes.

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20100080166 Techniques for supporting Techniques for supporting data transmission via a relay station SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20100080166
relay operation in wireless are described. In
communication systems an aspect, data transmission may be supported using ACK-and-
suspend. A transmitter
station sends a first transmission of a packet to a receiver station.
The transmitter
station receives no ACK information for the first transmission of
the packet and
suspends transmission of the packet. The transmitter station
thereafter receives an
indication to resume transmission of the packet and, in response,
sends a second
transmission of the packet. In another aspect, different ACK
timeline may be used
when applicable. The receiver station may send ACK information
in a designated
subframe if available for use or in a different subframe. In yet
another aspect, ACK
repetition may be used. The receiver may send ACK information
in multiple subframes
to facilitate reception of the ACK information when the
transmitter station is unable to
receive one or more of the multiple subframes
9203564 Data transmission via a relay Techniques for supporting data transmission via a relay station SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9203564
station in a wireless are described. In
communication system an aspect, data transmission may be supported using ACK-and-
suspend. A transmitter
station sends a first transmission of a packet to a receiver station.
The transmitter
station receives no ACK information for the first transmission of
the packet and
suspends transmission of the packet. The transmitter station
thereafter receives an
indication to resume transmission of the packet and, in response,
sends a second
transmission of the packet. In another aspect, different ACK
timeline may be used
when applicable. The receiver station may send ACK information
in a designated
subframe if available for use or in a different subframe. In yet
another aspect, ACK
repetition may be used. The receiver may send ACK information
in multiple subframes
to facilitate reception of the ACK information when the
transmitter station is unable to
receive one or more of the multiple subframes.
20100205099 System and methods to The described aspects relate to methods and systems for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 20100205099; China P.R.: CN102301674; China P.R.: CN104852900; Australia: 2009330464; Brazil:
facilitate connections to enabling connectivity SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.212; PI0922951-5; Canada: 2746751; European Patent Convention: EP2374258; Hong Kong: HK1165637; India:
access networks agreements between access terminals and access networks. The SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.213; 3610/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 090137ID; Israel: 213222; Israel: 240675; Japan: 5490818; Japan: 2014-161015;
connectivity SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.214; Malaysia: PI 2011002497; Mexico: 310133; Philippines: WO2010074998; Republic of Korea: 10-1334879;
agreements may be established through user-side negotiations or Singapore: 196329; South Africa: 2011/05260; Ukraine: 103644; United Arab Emirates: 609/2011; Vietnam: 1-2011-
third party negotiations 01895
for a connection with an access network. In addition, the
described aspects relate to
methods and systems for paying access networks for a
connection.

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CN102301674 System and methods to The described aspects relate to methods and systems for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 20100205099; China P.R.: CN102301674; China P.R.: CN104852900; Australia: 2009330464; Brazil:
facilitate connections to enabling connectivity SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.212; PI0922951-5; Canada: 2746751; European Patent Convention: EP2374258; Hong Kong: HK1165637; India:
access networks agreements between access terminals and access networks. The SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.213; 3610/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 090137ID; Israel: 213222; Israel: 240675; Japan: 5490818; Japan: 2014-161015;
connectivity SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.214; Malaysia: PI 2011002497; Mexico: 310133; Philippines: WO2010074998; Republic of Korea: 10-1334879;
agreements may be established through user-side negotiations or Singapore: 196329; South Africa: 2011/05260; Ukraine: 103644; United Arab Emirates: 609/2011; Vietnam: 1-2011-
third party negotiations 01895
for a connection with an access network. In addition, the
described aspects relate to
methods and systems for paying access networks for a
connection.
CN104852900 System and methods to The described aspects relate to methods and systems for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 20100205099; China P.R.: CN102301674; China P.R.: CN104852900; Australia: 2009330464; Brazil:
facilitate connections to enabling connectivity SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.212; PI0922951-5; Canada: 2746751; European Patent Convention: EP2374258; Hong Kong: HK1165637; India:
access networks agreements between access terminals and access networks. The SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.213; 3610/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 090137ID; Israel: 213222; Israel: 240675; Japan: 5490818; Japan: 2014-161015;
connectivity SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.214; Malaysia: PI 2011002497; Mexico: 310133; Philippines: WO2010074998; Republic of Korea: 10-1334879;
agreements may be established through user-side negotiations or Singapore: 196329; South Africa: 2011/05260; Ukraine: 103644; United Arab Emirates: 609/2011; Vietnam: 1-2011-
third party negotiations 01895
for a connection with an access network. In addition, the
described aspects relate to
methods and systems for paying access networks for a
connection.
8855636 Methods and apparatus for Devices and methods are provided for system selection from a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 31.102; United States: 8855636; China P.R.: CN102197684; Australia: 2009308372; Brazil: PI0920389-3; European Patent
system selection in a plurality of wireless system access technologies, such as a first Convention: EP2351432; Hong Kong: HK1162807; India: 2263/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Japan:
multimode wireless device group (e.g., 3GPP2 technologies) and a second group (e.g., 3GPP 5341197; Republic of Korea: 10-1295585; Russian Federation: 2491781; South Africa: 2011/03054; Taiwan:
technologies). In one embodiment, the method may involve I442799; United Arab Emirates: 377/2011
storing identification information pertaining to the first group in a
database, wherein the database may concern the priority of ones
of the access technologies pertaining to the second group. The
method may also involve selecting a preferred access technology
from one of the first and second groups based at least in part on
the identification information stored in the database.

CN102197684 Methods and apparatus for Devices and methods are provided for system selection from a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 31.102; United States: 8855636; China P.R.: CN102197684; Australia: 2009308372; Brazil: PI0920389-3; European Patent
system selection in a plurality of wireless system access technologies, such as a first Convention: EP2351432; Hong Kong: HK1162807; India: 2263/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: UNKNOWN; Japan:
multimode wireless device group (e.g., 3GPP2 technologies) and a second group (e.g., 3GPP 5341197; Republic of Korea: 10-1295585; Russian Federation: 2491781; South Africa: 2011/03054; Taiwan:
technologies). In one embodiment, the method may involve I442799; United Arab Emirates: 377/2011
storing identification information pertaining to the first group in a
database, wherein the database may concern the priority of ones
of the access technologies pertaining to the second group. The
method may also involve selecting a preferred access technology
from one of the first and second groups based at least in part on
the identification information stored in the database.

Devices and methods are provided for system selection from a


plurality of wireless system access technologies, such as a first
group (e.g., 3GPP2 technologies) and a second group (e.g., 3GPP
technologies). In one embodiment, the method may involve
storing identification information pertaining to the first group in a
database, wherein the database may concern the priority of ones
of the access technologies pertaining to the second group. The
method may also involve selecting a preferred access technology
from one of the first and second groups based at least in part on
the identification information stored in the database.

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8457599 Apparatus and method for Disclosed is a method for establishing a data connection for a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.234; United States: 8457599; China P.R.: ZL200980145879.6; Brazil: PI0921884-0; European Patent Convention:
establishing a data remote station. In the method, a wireless network capable of EP2356838; India: 1175/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 5453445; Republic of Korea: 10-1290916
connection between a establishing a data connection is found. Based on determining
remote station and a that the remote station is a non-subscribing remote station that
wireless network does not have an existing subscription relationship that supports
establishment of a data connection using the wireless network,
an initial connection identity (ICI) value is sent to the wireless
network, wherein the ICI value includes a characteristic
associated with a non-subscribing remote station. An
authentication inquiry is received from the wireless network in
response to the sent. ICI value. A response value, responsive to
the authentication inquiry, is generated in accordance with
pseudo-authentication information associated with the ICI value.
The response value is sent to the wireless network for allowing
establishment of a data connection between the remote station
and the wireless network.

ZL200980145879.6 Apparatus and method for Disclosed is a method for establishing a data connection for a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.234; United States: 8457599; China P.R.: ZL200980145879.6; Brazil: PI0921884-0; European Patent Convention:
establishing a data remote station. In the method, a wireless network capable of EP2356838; India: 1175/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 5453445; Republic of Korea: 10-1290916
connection between a establishing a data connection is found. Based on determining
remote station and a that the remote station is a non-subscribing remote station that
wireless network does not have an existing subscription relationship that supports
establishment of a data connection using the wireless network,
an initial connection identity (ICI) value is sent to the wireless
network, wherein the ICI value includes a characteristic
associated with a non-subscribing remote station. An
authentication inquiry is received from the wireless network in
response to the sent ICI value. A response value, responsive to
the authentication inquiry, is generated in accordance with
pseudo-authentication information associated with the ICI value.
The response value is sent to the wireless network for allowing
establishment of a data connection between the remote station
and the wireless network.

The invention claims a one for a remote station establish a


connecting a method. In the method, searching can establish data
connecting a wireless network. Based on a remote station is not
supporting the non-remote station a subscriber relation use the
wireless network establish data connecting of the subscription,
the wireless network sending a initial connecting identity (ICI)
value, wherein ICI value include the non-remote station
associated with a subscriber. From a network a response
certification of ICI to a value of a query. Pseudo-certification
information according to a ICI value associated with a response to

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20100113020 Switching wireless network Information is maintained to assist in determining whether an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 20100113020; China P.R.: CN102197685; Brazil: PI0921627-8; Canada: 2741689; European Patent
selection modes in access terminal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.060; Convention: EP2363003; Hong Kong: HK1162808; India: 2487/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 051.4522 A; Japan:
conjunction with selection of allowed to establish communication with an access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.401; 5356533; Philippines: WO2010062785; Republic of Korea: 10-1295602; Republic of Korea: 10-1391354; Russian
a wireless cell set associated with a closed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; Federation: 2480956; South Africa: 2011/03804; Taiwan: I424767; United Arab Emirates: 422/2011; Vietnam: 1-
subscriber group (CSG). For example, CSG subscription 2011-01425
information for visiting access
terminals may be maintained at a local server. In this way, a
network may use the
locally stored CSG subscription information for a given access
terminal to determine
whether to allow that access terminal to access an access point in
the network. In
addition, multiple CSG lists may be maintained at an access
terminal. For example, an
access terminal may maintain a first list that is updateable by an
operator and a second
list that is updateable by a user. Here, the updating of one list
may be based on a change
in the other list
CN102197685 Switching wireless network Information is maintained to assist in determining whether an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 20100113020; China P.R.: CN102197685; Brazil: PI0921627-8; Canada: 2741689; European Patent
selection modes in access terminal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.060; Convention: EP2363003; Hong Kong: HK1162808; India: 2487/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 051.4522 A; Japan:
conjunction with selection of allowed to establish communication with an access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.401; 5356533; Philippines: WO2010062785; Republic of Korea: 10-1295602; Republic of Korea: 10-1391354; Russian
a wireless cell set associated with a closed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; Federation: 2480956; South Africa: 2011/03804; Taiwan: I424767; United Arab Emirates: 422/2011; Vietnam: 1-
subscriber group (CSG). For example, CSG subscription 2011-01425
information for visiting access
terminals may be maintained at a local server. In this way, a
network may use the
locally stored CSG subscription information for a given access
terminal to determine
whether to allow that access terminal to access an access point in
the network. In
addition, multiple CSG lists may be maintained at an access
terminal. For example, an
access terminal may maintain a first list that is updateable by an
operator and a second
list that is updateable by a user. Here, the updating of one list
may be based on a change
in the other list.
8619733 Selection of wireless Information is maintained to assist in determining whether an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8619733; China P.R.: ZL200980145559.0; European Patent Convention: EP2363004; India:
network in conjunction with access terminal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.060; 2779/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5722227; Republic of Korea: 10-1275686
selection of a wireless cell allowed to establish communication with an access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.401;
set associated with a closed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122;
subscriber group (CSG). For example, CSG subscription
information for visiting access
terminals may be maintained at a local server. In this way, a
network may use the
locally stored CSG subscription information for a given access
terminal to determine
whether to allow that access terminal to access an access point in
the network. In
addition, multiple CSG lists may be maintained at an access
terminal. For example, an
access terminal may maintain a first list that is updateable by an
operator and a second
list that is updateable by a user. Here, the updating of one list
may be based on a change
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ZL200980145559.0 Selection of wireless Information is maintained to assist in determining whether an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8619733; China P.R.: ZL200980145559.0; European Patent Convention: EP2363004; India:
network in conjunction with access terminal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.060; 2779/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5722227; Republic of Korea: 10-1275686
selection of a wireless cell allowed to establish communication with an access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.401;
set associated with a closed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122;
subscriber group (CSG). For example, CSG subscription
information for visiting access
terminals may be maintained at a local server. In this way, a
network may use the
locally stored CSG subscription information for a given access
terminal to determine
whether to allow that access terminal to access an access point in
the network. In
addition, multiple CSG lists may be maintained at an access
terminal. For example, an
access terminal may maintain a first list that is updateable by an
operator and a second
list that is updateable by a user. Here, the updating of one list
may be based on a change
in the other list
8924535 Maintaining closed Information is maintained to assist in determining whether an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8924535; China P.R.: ZL200980152047.7; European Patent Convention: EP2380369; India:
subscriber group information access terminal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.060; 4373/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5199486; Republic of Korea: 10-1287051; Republic of Korea: 10-1331505; Taiwan:
for access control allowed to establish communication with an access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.401; I407811
associated with a closed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122;
subscriber group (CSG). For example, CSG subscription
information for visiting access
terminals may be maintained at a local server. In this way, a
network may use the
locally stored CSG subscription information for a given access
terminal to determine
whether to allow that access terminal to access an access point in
the network. In
addition, multiple CSG lists may be maintained at an access
terminal. For example, an
access terminal may maintain a first list that is updateable by an
operator and a second
list that is updateable by a user. Here, the updating of one list
may be based on a change
in the other list.
ZL200980152047.7 Maintaining closed Information is maintained to assist in determining whether an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8924535; China P.R.: ZL200980152047.7; European Patent Convention: EP2380369; India:
subscriber group information access terminal is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.060; 4373/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5199486; Republic of Korea: 10-1287051; Republic of Korea: 10-1331505; Taiwan:
for access control allowed to establish communication with an access point SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.401; I407811
associated with a closed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122;
subscriber group (CSG). For example, CSG subscription
information for visiting access
terminals may be maintained at a local server. In this way, a
network may use the
locally stored CSG subscription information for a given access
terminal to determine
whether to allow that access terminal to access an access point in
the network. In
addition, multiple CSG lists may be maintained at an access
terminal. For example, an
access terminal may maintain a first list that is updateable by an
operator and a second
list that is updateable by a user. Here, the updating of one list
may be based on a change
in the other list.

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20100112980 Support for multiple access Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 20100112980; China P.R.: ZL200980142560.8; China P.R.: CN103648150; Australia: 2009308709;
modes for home base supporting multiple access modes for a base station in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; Australia: 2014201748; Brazil: PI0920230-7; Canada: 2741688; Canada: 2838473; European Patent Convention:
stations communication environment. The base station can leverage SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; EP2351435; European Patent Convention: EP2827650; European Patent Convention: EP2827651; Hong Kong:
hybrid, closed, or open access mode. A whitelist of a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; HK1194902; Hong Kong: HK1162809; India: 2378/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: IDP000037584; Japan: 5362835; Japan:
device that successfully registers on the base station can be 2015-167366; Republic of Korea: 10-1280412; Republic of Korea: 10-1409892; Russian Federation: 2488239; South
selectively updated to include a CSG ID of the base station. For Africa: 2011/03982; Taiwan: I473512; Taiwan: 201515493; United Arab Emirates: 408/2011
example, the CSG ID of the base station can be added to the
whitelist when the base station operates in closed access mode,
while adding the CSG ID can be skipped when the base station
operates in hybrid access mode. According to another example,
the CSG ID can be selectively added based upon a received accept
cause value. Additionally or alternatively, a CSG ID and an access
mode indicator can be transmitted from a base station to a
network node for implementing access control and/or paging
optimization at the network node.

ZL200980142560.8 Support for multiple access Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 20100112980; China P.R.: ZL200980142560.8; China P.R.: CN103648150; Australia: 2009308709;
modes for home base supporting multiple access modes for a base station in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; Australia: 2014201748; Brazil: PI0920230-7; Canada: 2741688; Canada: 2838473; European Patent Convention:
stations communication environment. The base station can leverage SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; EP2351435; European Patent Convention: EP2827650; European Patent Convention: EP2827651; Hong Kong:
hybrid, closed, or open access mode. A whitelist of a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; HK1194902; Hong Kong: HK1162809; India: 2378/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: IDP000037584; Japan: 5362835; Japan:
device that successfully registers on the base station can be 2015-167366; Republic of Korea: 10-1280412; Republic of Korea: 10-1409892; Russian Federation: 2488239; South
selectively updated to include a CSG ID of the base station (708). Africa: 2011/03982; Taiwan: I473512; Taiwan: 201515493; United Arab Emirates: 408/2011
For example, the CSG ID of the base station can be added to the
whitelist when the base station operates in closed access mode,
while adding the CSG ID can be skipped when the base station
operates in hybrid access mode. According to another example,
the CSG ID can be selectively added based upon a received accept
cause value. Additionally or alternatively, a CSG ID and an access
mode indicator can be transmitted from a base station to a
network node for implementing access control and/or paging
optimization at the network node.

Describe herein have in wireless communication environment


facilitate support of base station and multi-access mode and a
kind of system and method. Base station can use mixing, close or
open access mode. In mobile equipment after get destination
register in base station, can be selectively update mobile device
of the white list and CSG ID comprises base station and (708).
Such as, when base station operating under when in closed
access mode, can make the base station CSG ID added to the
white list and the time when base station then mixed access
mode in the following operation, namely ignoring added CSG ID.
According to one of another example, can be according to the

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CN103648150 Support for multiple access Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 20100112980; China P.R.: ZL200980142560.8; China P.R.: CN103648150; Australia: 2009308709;
modes for home base supporting multiple access modes for a base station in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; Australia: 2014201748; Brazil: PI0920230-7; Canada: 2741688; Canada: 2838473; European Patent Convention:
stations communication environment. The base station can leverage SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; EP2351435; European Patent Convention: EP2827650; European Patent Convention: EP2827651; Hong Kong:
hybrid, closed, or open access mode. A whitelist of a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; HK1194902; Hong Kong: HK1162809; India: 2378/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: IDP000037584; Japan: 5362835; Japan:
device that successfully registers on the base station can be 2015-167366; Republic of Korea: 10-1280412; Republic of Korea: 10-1409892; Russian Federation: 2488239; South
selectively updated to include a CSG ID of the base station (708). Africa: 2011/03982; Taiwan: I473512; Taiwan: 201515493; United Arab Emirates: 408/2011
For example, the CSG ID of the base station can be added to the
whitelist when the base station operates in closed access mode,
while adding the CSG ID can be skipped when the base station
operates in hybrid access mode. According to another example,
the CSG ID can be selectively added based upon a received accept
cause value. Additionally or alternatively, a CSG ID and an access
mode indicator can be transmitted from a base station to a
network node for implementing access control and/or paging
optimization at the network node.

20100112982 System and method to Methods and apparatus for performing femto cell access and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.467; United States: 20100112982; China P.R.: ZL200980143334.1; European Patent Convention: EP2363006; European
perform access control and paging control for a wireless access terminal (e.g. a cell phone Patent Convention: EP2563058; India: 2838/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5431491; Japan: 5628375; Republic of Korea: 10-
paging using femto cells handset) within a network of multiple femto cell components 1394904; Republic of Korea: 10-1576188; Russian Federation: 2477933; South Africa: 2011/04112
(e.g. HNBs) and an access control component (e.g. a mobile
operator's core network). One method comprises storing a first
group association of femto cells, using common characteristic
(e.g. a Closed Subscriber Group ID), storing a second group
association among access terminals (e.g. defining which access
terminals belong to which Closed Subscriber Group), and
authorizing access to an access terminal to all of the femto cell
components belonging to the first group. The access terminal
may receive pages from any or all of the femto cells belonging to
the group. Residential and enterprise deployments may be co-
located.

ZL200980143334.1 System and method to Firstly, the invention concerns a method for access control in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.467; United States: 20100112982; China P.R.: ZL200980143334.1; European Patent Convention: EP2363006; European
perform access control and femto cell, comprising:- assigning at least one femto cell to Patent Convention: EP2563058; India: 2838/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5431491; Japan: 5628375; Republic of Korea: 10-
paging using femto cells correspond to a first identifier that identifies valid access to said 1394904; Republic of Korea: 10-1576188; Russian Federation: 2477933; South Africa: 2011/04112
femto cell; - storing a list comprising at least one second identifier
and at least one first identifier, wherein a second identifier
corresponds to an AT and said list indicates valid first identifier
and second identifier pairs; - receiving, at a femto cell, a request
from an AT for access (1030);- sending, by the femto cell, the first
identifier to at least one access control component (1035); -
determining, from said list, whether a second identifier for said
AT corresponds to a valid first identifier for a said femto cell
(1040); and - granting access to said AT at said femto cell in
response to said request if said AT is identified. Secondly, the
invention concerns a method for paging in femto cells.

The invention relates to one used for a femto cell in the access
control of a method, a at least one femto cell to a corresponding
to the identifier for the first valid access of a femto cell identifier
of; a comprising at least one second identifier and a list of at least
one a first identifier, wherein the identifier corresponding to the
second AT, a table indicating the first identifier and second
identifier pairing of valid, receiving a connect request from the AT
at the femto cell (1030), by a femto cell a one at least a access
control part transmit said first identifier (1035), according to a
table a second identifier to said AT of whether to a femto cell
corresponding to a valid of the first identifier (1040), and if a the
said AT, the response to a request and grant said AT access in a

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8995998 Optimized signaling of Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8995998; United States: 20150156685; China P.R.: CN102204356; Brazil: PI0921139-0; European
primary scrambling codes communicating PSC split information regarding neighboring cells. Patent Convention: EP2363002; European Patent Convention: 15199604.8; India: 2683/CHENP/2011; Japan:
and frequency lists in The PSC split information can be transmitted in one or more 5529149; Japan: 2014-147121; Republic of Korea: 10-2011-0093869; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0123458; Taiwan:
wireless communications overhead messages selected based on network deployment. I435633; Taiwan: I513342
Where macro cells and femto cells provide PSC split information,
which can be a PSC range for related cells, PSC list, etc., the
information can be transmitted in a low priority overhead
message since it can be obtained at a source cell. Where only
femto cells or closed subscriber group (CSG) cells provide PSC
split information, the information can be transmitted in a higher
priority more frequently transmitted message. In this regard, the
information is available at target cells since not all devices can
access CSG cells. Thus, by providing the PSC split information in a
more frequently transmitted message, devices can retrieve the
PSC split information early on in communications to lower power
consumption.

20150156685 Optimized signaling of Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8995998; United States: 20150156685; China P.R.: CN102204356; Brazil: PI0921139-0; European
primary scrambling codes communicating PSC split information regarding neighboring cells. Patent Convention: EP2363002; European Patent Convention: 15199604.8; India: 2683/CHENP/2011; Japan:
and frequency lists in The PSC split information can be transmitted in one or more 5529149; Japan: 2014-147121; Republic of Korea: 10-2011-0093869; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0123458; Taiwan:
wireless communications overhead messages selected based on network deployment. I435633; Taiwan: I513342
Where macro cells and femto cells provide PSC split information,
which can be a PSC range for related cells, PSC list, etc., the
information can be transmitted in a low priority overhead
message since it can be obtained at a source cell. Where only
femto cells or closed subscriber group (CSG) cells provide PSC
split information, the information can be transmitted in a higher
priority more frequently transmitted message. In this regard, the
information is available at target cells since not all devices can
access CSG cells. Thus, by providing the PSC split information in a
more frequently transmitted message, devices can retrieve the
PSC split information early on in communications to lower power
consumption.

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CN102204356 Optimized signaling of Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8995998; United States: 20150156685; China P.R.: CN102204356; Brazil: PI0921139-0; European
primary scrambling codes communicating PSC split information regarding neighboring cells. Patent Convention: EP2363002; European Patent Convention: 15199604.8; India: 2683/CHENP/2011; Japan:
and frequency lists in The PSC split information can be transmitted in one or more 5529149; Japan: 2014-147121; Republic of Korea: 10-2011-0093869; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0123458; Taiwan:
wireless communications overhead messages selected based on network deployment. I435633; Taiwan: I513342
Where macro cells and femto cells provide PSC split information,
which can be a PSC range for related cells, PSC list, etc., the
information can be transmitted in a low priority overhead
message since it can be obtained at a source cell. Where only
femto cells or closed subscriber group (CSG) cells provide PSC
split information, the information can be transmitted in a higher
priority more frequently transmitted message. In this regard, the
information is available at target cells since not all devices can
access CSG cells. Thus, by providing the PSC split information in a
more frequently transmitted message, devices can retrieve the
PSC split information early on in communications to lower power
consumption.

Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate


communicating PSC split information regarding neighboring cells.
The PSC split information can be transmitted in one or more
overhead messages selected based on network deployment.
Where macro cells and femto cells provide PSC split information,
which can be a PSC range for related cells, PSC list, etc., the
information can be transmitted in a low priority overhead
message since it can be obtained at a source cell. Where only
femto cells or closed subscriber group (CSG) cells provide PSC
split information, the information can be transmitted in a higher
7289452 Transport block size (TBS) A method signals the transport block size in wireless SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7289452; China P.R.: ZL200310104364.6; Australia: 2003257870; Brazil: PI0304678-8; Canada:
signaling enhancement communications. First, information including a first information 2446024; Canada: 2623280; European Patent Convention: EP1833209; France: EP1414202; Germany: EP1414202;
indicating a transport block size, the first information indicating a Great Britain: EP1414202; Hong Kong: 11105649.1; Hungary: EP1414202; India: 198686; Italy: EP1414202; Japan:
transport block size being a set number of bits, is transmitted. 3850826; Malaysia: MY-143944-A; Mexico: 239881; Netherlands: EP1414202; Republic of Korea: 10-0553022;
Then, a packet using the transport block size indicated by the first Romania: EP1414202; Russian Federation: 2274955; Spain: EP1414202; Taiwan: I253255
information is transmitted. The packet is retransmitted using a
second information indicating a transport block size, the second
information indicating a transport block size being a set number
of bits, wherein if the second information indicates an invalid
transport block size, the transport block size indicated by the first
information is used in the retransmission.

ZL200310104364.6 Transport block size (TBS) A method signals the transport block size in wireless SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 7289452; China P.R.: ZL200310104364.6; Australia: 2003257870; Brazil: PI0304678-8; Canada:
signaling enhancement communications. First, information including a first information 2446024; Canada: 2623280; European Patent Convention: EP1833209; France: EP1414202; Germany: EP1414202;
indicating a transport block size, the first information indicating a Great Britain: EP1414202; Hong Kong: 11105649.1; Hungary: EP1414202; India: 198686; Italy: EP1414202; Japan:
transport block size being a set number of bits, is transmitted. 3850826; Malaysia: MY-143944-A; Mexico: 239881; Netherlands: EP1414202; Republic of Korea: 10-0553022;
Then, a packet using the transport block size indicated by the first Romania: EP1414202; Russian Federation: 2274955; Spain: EP1414202; Taiwan: I253255
information is transmitted. The packet is retransmitted using a
second information indicating a transport block size, the second
information indicating a transport block size being a set number
of bits, wherein if the second information indicates an invalid
transport block size, the transport block size indicated by the first
information is used in the retransmission.

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7167475 Data packet numbering in A data packet transmission method in a packet-switched SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 7167475; China P.R.: ZL01805039.5; China P.R.: ZL200410061526.7; Austria: EP1266500; Canada:
packet-switched data telecommunication system. A telecommunication protocol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.323; 2398486; Denmark: EP1266500; Finland: 112305; France: EP1266500; Germany: EP1266500; Great Britain:
transmission comprises a convergence protocol layer for adapting user data EP1266500; Greece: EP1266500; Italy: EP1266500; Japan: 4376486; Japan: 4652358; Netherlands: EP1266500;
packets to convergence protocol packets and a link layer for Republic of Korea: 10-0458533; Singapore: 90538; South Africa: 2002/6438; Spain: EP1266500; Turkey: EP1266500
transmitting the convergence protocol packets as data units and
for acknowledging the transmission. A data packet number is
defined for the convergence protocol packets to be transmitted.
The convergence protocol packets are transferred to the link
layer to be transmitted. A data packet number is defined for the
received convergence protocol packets and the received
convergence protocol packets are acknowledged to the
transmitter. The identification data of any convergence protocol
packets lost on the link layer are transmitted to the recipient. The
counter value of the recipient is updated to correspond to the
counter value of the transmitter, to take into account the lost
convergence protocol packets.

ZL200410061526.7 Data packet numbering in A data packet transmission method in a packet-switched SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 7167475; China P.R.: ZL01805039.5; China P.R.: ZL200410061526.7; Austria: EP1266500; Canada:
packet-switched data telecommunication system. A telecommunication protocol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.323; 2398486; Denmark: EP1266500; Finland: 112305; France: EP1266500; Germany: EP1266500; Great Britain:
transmission comprises a convergence protocol layer for adapting user data EP1266500; Greece: EP1266500; Italy: EP1266500; Japan: 4376486; Japan: 4652358; Netherlands: EP1266500;
packets to convergence protocol packets and a link layer for Republic of Korea: 10-0458533; Singapore: 90538; South Africa: 2002/6438; Spain: EP1266500; Turkey: EP1266500
transmitting the convergence protocol packets as data units and
for acknowledging the transmission. A data packet number is
defined for the convergence protocol packets to be transmitted.
The convergence protocol packets are transferred to the link
layer to be transmitted. A data packet number is defined for the
received convergence protocol packets and the received
convergence protocol packets are acknowledged to the
transmitter. The identification data of any convergence protocol
packets lost on the link layer are transmitted to the recipient. The
counter value of the recipient is updated to correspond to the
counter value of the transmitter, to take into account the lost
convergence protocol packets.

ZL01805039.5 Data packet numbering in A data packet transmission method in a packet-switched SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 7167475; China P.R.: ZL01805039.5; China P.R.: ZL200410061526.7; Austria: EP1266500; Canada:
packet-switched data telecommunication system. A telecommunication protocol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.323; 2398486; Denmark: EP1266500; Finland: 112305; France: EP1266500; Germany: EP1266500; Great Britain:
transmission comprises a convergence protocol layer for adapting user data EP1266500; Greece: EP1266500; Italy: EP1266500; Japan: 4376486; Japan: 4652358; Netherlands: EP1266500;
packets to convergence protocol packets and a link layer for Republic of Korea: 10-0458533; Singapore: 90538; South Africa: 2002/6438; Spain: EP1266500; Turkey: EP1266500
transmitting the convergence protocol packets as data units and
for acknowledging the transmission. A data packet number is
defined for the convergence protocol packets to be transmitted.
The convergence protocol packets are transferred to the link
layer to be transmitted. A data packet number is defined for the
received convergence protocol packets and the received
convergence protocol packets are acknowledged to the
transmitter. The identification data of any convergence protocol
packets lost on the link layer are transmitted to the recipient. The
counter value of the recipient is updated to correspond to the
counter value of the transmitter, to take into account the lost
convergence protocol packets.

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7016678 METHOD AND A method is disclosed for a mobile station for performing a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7016678; China P.R.: ZL99813624.7; Austria: EP1131973; Belgium: EP1131973; Finland: 107864;
ARRANGEMENT FOR handover from a first network connection to a second network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.303; France: EP1131973; Germany: EP1131973; Great Britain: EP1131973; Italy: EP1131973; Japan: 3507440;
AVOIDING LOSS OF ERROR- connection. A mobile telecommunication system provides for non- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.322; Netherlands: EP1131973; Spain: EP1131973; Sweden: EP1131973; Switzerland: EP1131973
CRITICAL NON REAL TIME real time telecommunication connections over a radio interface
DATA DURING CERTAIN between mobile stations and the fixed parts of the mobile
HANDOVERS telecommunication system. At least one active non-real time
telecommunication connection is between a mobile station and
the fixed parts of the mobile telecommunication system is
suspended (704) before performing a handover (702') from the
first network connection to the second network connection. After
the new connection has been established the suspended non-real
time telecommunication connection are resumed (705).

ZL99813624.7 Method and arrangement A method is disclosed for a mobile station for performing a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7016678; China P.R.: ZL99813624.7; Austria: EP1131973; Belgium: EP1131973; Finland: 107864;
for avoiding loss of error- handover from a first network connection to a second network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.303; France: EP1131973; Germany: EP1131973; Great Britain: EP1131973; Italy: EP1131973; Japan: 3507440;
critical non-real time data connection. A mobile telecommunication system provides for non- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.322; Netherlands: EP1131973; Spain: EP1131973; Sweden: EP1131973; Switzerland: EP1131973
during certain handovers real time telecommunication connections over a radio interface
between mobile stations and the fixed parts of the mobile
telecommunication system. At least one active non-real time
telecommunication connection is between a mobile station and
the fixed parts of the mobile telecommunication system is
suspended (704) before performing a handover (702') from the
first network connection to the second network connection. After
the new connection has been established the suspended non-real
time telecommunication connection are resumed (705).

6532226 METHOD AND The timing of frames associated with a certain first SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6532226; China P.R.: ZL99813100.8; France: EP1131972; Germany: EP1131972; Great Britain:
ARRANGEMENT FOR communication connection (301) and allocated for measurement EP1131972; Italy: EP1131972; Japan: 3433148; Spain: EP1131972
OPTIMAL SCHEDULING OF and reception of signalling (302, 303) external to said first
SLOTTED-MODE RELATED communication connection is defined in a cellular radio system.
MEASUREMENTS IN A Transmission associated with communication connections is
CELLULAR RADIO SYSTEM essentially continuous and consists of consecutive frames.
Measurement and reception of signalling external to a
communication connection necessitates an interruption in the
otherwise continuous transmission associated with the
communication connection. According to the invention, there is
established (701) knowledge that indicates at least one future
occurrence of signalling external to the first communication
connection. Further there is identified (702), on the basis of said
established knowledge, a future frame (305, 307, 308, 310)
associated with the first communication connection that will
coincide in time (304, 306, 309) with said future occurrence of
signalling external to the first communication connection. The
identified future frame will be defined as a frame allocated for
measurement and reception of signalling external to the first
communication connection.

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ZL99813100.8 Method and arrangements The timing of frames associated with a certain first SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6532226; China P.R.: ZL99813100.8; France: EP1131972; Germany: EP1131972; Great Britain:
for optimal scheduling of communication connection (301) and allocated for measurement EP1131972; Italy: EP1131972; Japan: 3433148; Spain: EP1131972
slotted-mode related and reception of signalling (302, 303) external to said first
measurements in a cellular communication connection is defined in a cellular radio system.
radio system Transmission associated with communication connections is
essentially continuous and consists of consecutive frames.
Measurement and reception of signalling external to a
communication connection necessitates an interruption in the
otherwise continuous transmission associated with the
communication connection. According to the invention, there is
established (701) knowledge that indicates at least one future
occurrence of signalling external to the first communication
connection. Further there is identified (702), on the basis of said
established knowledge, a future frame (305, 307, 308, 310)
associated with the first communication connection that will
coincide in time (304, 306, 309) with said future occurrence of
signalling external to the first communication connection. The
identified future frame will be defined as a frame allocated for
measurement and reception of signalling external to the first
communication connection.

6385451 Handover between mobile The invention relates to a method for handing over a connection SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 23.216; United States: 6385451; China P.R.: ZL99810886.3; Germany: EP1114564; Great Britain: EP1114564; Japan:
communication networks between a first (NW1) and a second mobile communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 23.107; 3433186
network (NW2) in a wireless terminal (MS1). In the method, at
least one data transmission connection is established for the
purpose of transmitting information between the wireless
terminal (MS1) and one said mobile communication network
(NW1, NW2). In the first mobile communication network, the
connection type is either connection-oriented (HSCSD) or
connectionless (GPRS), and in the second mobile communication
network (NW1, NW2), at least two traffic classes with different
transmission features are defined and one of them is selected for
the data transmission connection of the second mobile
communication network (NW1, NW2). In the method, it is also
examined what active data transmission connections the wireless
terminal (MS1) has to the mobile communication network (NW1,
NW2) handing over the connection. When handing over a
connection from the first mobile communication network (NW1)
to the second mobile communication network (NW2), the
connection type of each active data transmission connection is
examined, the traffic class corresponding to each active data
transmission connection type is defined in the second mobile
communication network (NW2), and a connection according to
the defined traffic class is established for each data transmission
connection in the second mobile communication network (NW2).
When handing over a connection from the second mobile
communication network (NW2) to the first communication
network (NW1) the traffic class of each active data transmission

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ZL99810886.3 Handover between mobile The invention relates to a method for handing over a connection SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 23.216; United States: 6385451; China P.R.: ZL99810886.3; Germany: EP1114564; Great Britain: EP1114564; Japan:
communication networks between a first (NW1) and a second mobile communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 23.107; 3433186
network (NW2) in a wireless terminal (MS1). In the method, at
least one data transmission connection is established for the
purpose of transmitting information between the wireless
terminal (MS1) and one said mobile communication network
(NW1, NW2). In the first mobile communication network, the
connection type is either connection-oriented (HSCSD) or
connectionless (GPRS), and in the second mobile communication
network (NW1, NW2), at least two traffic classes with different
transmission features are defined and one of them is selected for
the data transmission connection of the second mobile
communication network (NW1, NW2). In the method, it is also
examined what active data transmission connections the wireless
terminal (MS1) has to the mobile communication network (NW1,
NW2) handing over the connection. When handing over a
connection from the first mobile communication network (NW1)
to the second mobile communication network (NW2), the
connection type of each active data transmission connection is
examined, the traffic class corresponding to each active data
transmission connection type is defined in the second mobile
communication network (NW2), and a connection according to
the defined traffic class is established for each data transmission
connection in the second mobile communication network (NW2).
When handing over a connection from the second mobile
communication network (NW2) to the first communication
network (NW1) the traffic class of each active data transmission
6801786 Method for the control of A method for the control of communication and a communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6801786; China P.R.: ZL99807410.1; Brazil: PI9911304-0; Finland: 106830; France: EP1088460;
communication and system, in which a terminal device communicates with the Germany: EP1088460; Great Britain: EP1088460; Greece: EP1088460; Italy: EP1088460; Japan: 3448564;
communications system opposite end via an access network, using low-level signalling Netherlands: EP1088460; Portugal: EP1088460; Spain: EP1088460
protocols, and via a core network connected to the access
network, the core network using high level signalling protocols,
whereby one or more core networks are connected to the access
network, each core network connected to the access network
being given a separate identifier and this identifier being used for
routing protocol data units of a high level signalling protocol.

ZL99807410.1 Method for the control of A method for the control of communication and a communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6801786; China P.R.: ZL99807410.1; Brazil: PI9911304-0; Finland: 106830; France: EP1088460;
communication and system, in which a terminal device communicates with the Germany: EP1088460; Great Britain: EP1088460; Greece: EP1088460; Italy: EP1088460; Japan: 3448564;
communications system opposite end via an access network, using low-level signalling Netherlands: EP1088460; Portugal: EP1088460; Spain: EP1088460
protocols, and via a core network connected to the access
network, the core network using high level signalling protocols,
whereby one or more core networks are connected to the access
network, each core network connected to the access network
being given a separate identifier and this identifier being used for
routing protocol data units of a high level signalling protocol.

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RE39,381 Establishment of a A connection establishment method for establishing a random SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.304; United States: RE39,381; China P.R.: ZL97192111.3; Australia: 719096; Austria: EP1437913; Belgium: EP0953259;
connection between a base access type connection using a random access channel, which is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; Belgium: EP1437913; Finland: 102447; France: EP0953259; France: EP1437913; Germany: EP0953259; Germany:
station and a mobile station used in a radio system having several subscriber terminal EP1437913; Great Britain: EP0953259; Great Britain: EP1437913; Italy: EP0953259; Italy: EP1437913; Japan:
using random access equipments (37 to 38) and base stations (33 to 36) where one or 4020967; Netherlands: EP0953259; Netherlands: EP1437913; Norway: 316591; Spain: EP0953259; Spain:
channels more transceiver units (40 to 47) operate, and in which system EP1437913; Sweden: EP0953259; Sweden: EP1437913; Switzerland: EP0953259; Switzerland: EP1437913
connection establishment between one of the subscriber
terminal equipments (37 to 38) and the base station (33 to 36) is
possible when the one subscriber terminal equip nt (37 to 38) is
situated in the coverage area of one or more transceiver units (40
to 47) of the base station, where the one subscriber terminal
equipment (3 to 38) evaluates the quality of the connections to
be established. Starting from a condition in which no connection
is established with the one subscriber terminal equipment, the
one subscriber terminal equipment (37 to 38) forms a random
access type connection to more than one base station transceiver
unit (40 to 47) included in one or more base stations (33 to 38). m

ZL97192111.3 A connection establishment A connection establishment method for establishing a random SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.304; United States: RE39,381; China P.R.: ZL97192111.3; Australia: 719096; Austria: EP1437913; Belgium: EP0953259;
method, a subscriber access type connection using a random access channel, which is SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; Belgium: EP1437913; Finland: 102447; France: EP0953259; France: EP1437913; Germany: EP0953259; Germany:
terminal unit and a radio used in a radio system having several subscriber terminal EP1437913; Great Britain: EP0953259; Great Britain: EP1437913; Italy: EP0953259; Italy: EP1437913; Japan:
system equipments (37 to 38) and base stations (33 to 36) where one or 4020967; Netherlands: EP0953259; Netherlands: EP1437913; Norway: 316591; Spain: EP0953259; Spain:
more transceiver units (40 to 47) operate, and in which system EP1437913; Sweden: EP0953259; Sweden: EP1437913; Switzerland: EP0953259; Switzerland: EP1437913
connection establishment between one of the subscriber
terminal equipments (37 to 38) and the base station (33 to 36) is
possible when the one subscriber terminal equip nt (37 to 38) is
situated in the coverage area of one or more transceiver units (40
to 47) of the base station, where the one subscriber terminal
equipment (3 to 38) evaluates the quality of the connections to
be established. Starting from a condition in which no connection
is established with the one subscriber terminal equipment, the
one subscriber terminal equipment (37 to 38) forms a random
access type connection to more than one base station transceiver
unit (40 to 47) included in one or more base stations (33 to 38). m

7158489 Data transmission in a TDMA In TDMA systems it is possible to transmit data on more than one SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 7158489; Austria: EP1092288; Austria: EP1478107; European Patent Convention: EP2086125;
system consecutive slot per frame. This introduces increased workloads France: EP1092288; France: EP1478107; Germany: EP1092288; Germany: EP1478107; Great Britain: GB2339113
on the power amplifier of the transmitter of the mobile station.
To prevent the power amplifier from overheating, temperature
sensing means are incorporated into the mobile station which
output to a control system comprising a comparator and
feedback means which together regulate the operation of the
transmitter if the power amplifier approaches or exceeds it upper
rated operating value. Thereby preventing the power amplifier
from damage.

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6819937 Data transmission in a TDMA In TDMA systems it is possible to transmit data on more than one SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 6819937
system consecutive slot per frame. This introduces increased workloads
on the power amplifier of the transmitter of the mobile station.
To prevent the power amplifier from overheating, temperature
sensing means are incorporated into the mobile station which
output to a control system comprising a comparator and
feedback means which together regulate the operation of the
transmitter if the power amplifier approaches or exceeds it upper
rated operating value. Thereby preventing the power amplifier
from damage.

7085248 Method of identifying The invention relates to a method of identifying information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7085248; China P.R.: ZL00801320.9; China P.R.: ZL200310116460.2; Australia: 770997; Belgium:
information addressed to a addressed to a user in a communication system, and to a EP1114526; Finland: 107675; France: EP1114526; Germany: EP1114526; Great Britain: EP1114526; Italy:
user in a communication communication system comprising at least one transmitter and at EP1114526; Japan: 3845014; Netherlands: EP1114526; Norway: 329696; Norway: 331523; Spain: EP1114526;
system, and a least one receiver, in which communication system the Sweden: EP1114526; Switzerland: EP1114526
communication system transmitter is arranged to transmit on a shared channel data
packets provided with a training sequence, on which channel two
or more receivers are arranged to receive said data packets, and
the receiver is arranged to generate a channel estimate on the
basis of the training sequence. The communication system is
arranged to provide the data packets addressed to different
receivers or receiver groups with different training sequences, the
receiver is arranged to identify and further process the data
packets addressed to the receiver and whose training sequence
the receiver identifies, and the receiver is arranged to ignore the
data packets to whose training sequence the receiver does not
identify.

ZL200310116460.2 Method of identifying The invention relates to a method of identifying information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7085248; China P.R.: ZL00801320.9; China P.R.: ZL200310116460.2; Australia: 770997; Belgium:
information addressed to a addressed to a user in a communication system, and to a EP1114526; Finland: 107675; France: EP1114526; Germany: EP1114526; Great Britain: EP1114526; Italy:
user in a communication communication system comprising at least one transmitter and at EP1114526; Japan: 3845014; Netherlands: EP1114526; Norway: 329696; Norway: 331523; Spain: EP1114526;
system, and a least one receiver, in which communication system the Sweden: EP1114526; Switzerland: EP1114526
communication system transmitter is arranged to transmit on a shared channel data
packets provided with a training sequence, on which channel two
or more receivers are arranged to receive said data packets, and
the receiver is arranged to generate a channel estimate on the
basis of the training sequence. The communication system is
arranged to provide the data packets addressed to different
receivers or receiver groups with different training sequences, the
receiver is arranged to identify and further process the data
packets addressed to the receiver and whose training sequence
the receiver identifies, and the receiver is arranged to ignore the
data packets to whose training sequence the receiver does not
identify.

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ZL00801320.9 Method of identifying The invention relates to a method of identifying information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7085248; China P.R.: ZL00801320.9; China P.R.: ZL200310116460.2; Australia: 770997; Belgium:
information addressed to a addressed to a user in a communication system, and to a EP1114526; Finland: 107675; France: EP1114526; Germany: EP1114526; Great Britain: EP1114526; Italy:
user in a communication communication system comprising at least one transmitter and at EP1114526; Japan: 3845014; Netherlands: EP1114526; Norway: 329696; Norway: 331523; Spain: EP1114526;
system, and a least one receiver, in which communication system the Sweden: EP1114526; Switzerland: EP1114526
communication system transmitter is arranged to transmit on a shared channel data
packets provided with a training sequence, on which channel two
or more receivers are arranged to receive said data packets, and
the receiver is arranged to generate a channel estimate on the
basis of the training sequence. The communication system is
arranged to provide the data packets addressed to different
receivers or receiver groups with different training sequences, the
receiver is arranged to identify and further process the data
packets addressed to the receiver and whose training sequence
the receiver identifies, and the receiver is arranged to ignore the
data packets to whose training sequence the receiver does not
identify.

6359865 Method of implementing The invention relates to a method of implementing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6359865; China P.R.: ZL98809032.5; Australia: 747896; Denmark: EP1021874; Finland: 103446;
macrodiversity macrodiversity in a cellular radio network having in each cell at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.211; France: EP1021874; Germany: EP1021874; Great Britain: EP1021874; Greece: EP1021874; Italy: EP1021874; Japan:
least one base station which communicates with subscriber SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.213; 3745224; Norway: 330540; Spain: EP1021874; Sweden: EP1021874; Switzerland: EP1021874
terminals within its area. Packet switched connections are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.308;
provided between the base station and the terminals, the
connections comprising an actual traffic channel and a separate
control channel. In signal transmission, the terminals use IQ
modulation in which the traffic and control channels are
multiplexed to be transmitted on different branches, and the
terminals can communicate with more than one base station
simultaneously. To enable macrodiversity in packet switched
connections, the actual traffic channel connection is also
maintained between the terminal and only one base station, and
the control channel connection is maintained between the
terminal and more than one base station simultaneously.

ZL98809032.5 Method of implementing The invention relates to a method of implementing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6359865; China P.R.: ZL98809032.5; Australia: 747896; Denmark: EP1021874; Finland: 103446;
macrodiversity macrodiversity in a cellular radio network having in each cell at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.211; France: EP1021874; Germany: EP1021874; Great Britain: EP1021874; Greece: EP1021874; Italy: EP1021874; Japan:
least one base station which communicates with subscriber SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.213; 3745224; Norway: 330540; Spain: EP1021874; Sweden: EP1021874; Switzerland: EP1021874
terminals within its area. Packet switched connections are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.308;
provided between the base station and the terminals, the
connections comprising an actual traffic channel and a separate
control channel. In signal transmission, the terminals use IQ
modulation in which the traffic and control channels are
multiplexed to be transmitted on different branches, and the
terminals can communicate with more than one base station
simultaneously. To enable macrodiversity in packet switched
connections, the actual traffic channel connection is also
maintained between the terminal and only one base station, and
the control channel connection is maintained between the
terminal and more than one base station simultaneously.

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7577256 Counter initialization, A method for protecting traffic in a radio access network SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.102; United States: 7289630; United States: 7577256; United States: 8155319; China P.R.: ZL01805864.7; Austria:
particularly for radio frames connected to at least two core networks. The method includes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; EP1264506; Brazil: PI0108832-7; Canada: 2401057; Finland: 110974; France: EP1264506; Germany: EP1264506;
maintaining a core-network-specific authentication protocol and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 33.102; Great Britain: EP1264506; Italy: EP1264506; Japan: 3706580; Netherlands: EP1264506; Republic of Korea: 10-
a radio-bearer-specific ciphering process, and generating, for each 0689251; Spain: EP1264506; Sweden: EP1264506; Switzerland: EP1264506; Turkey: EP1264506
ciphering process, a count parameter including a cyclical
sequence number and a hyperframe number (HFN) which is
incremented each time the cyclical sequence number completes
one cycle. For each core network or authentication protocol, a
first radio bearer of a session is initialized with a HFN exceeding
the highest HFN used during the previous session. When a new
radio bearer is established, the mobile station selects the highest
HFN used during the session for the core network in question,
increments it and uses it for initializing the count parameter for
the new radio bearer. At the end of a session, the mobile station
stores at least part of the highest HFN used during the session.

7289630 Counter initialization, A method for protecting traffic in a radio access network SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.102; United States: 7289630; United States: 7577256; United States: 8155319; China P.R.: ZL01805864.7; Austria:
particularly for radio frames connected to at least two core networks. The method includes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; EP1264506; Brazil: PI0108832-7; Canada: 2401057; Finland: 110974; France: EP1264506; Germany: EP1264506;
maintaining a core-network-specific authentication protocol and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 33.102; Great Britain: EP1264506; Italy: EP1264506; Japan: 3706580; Netherlands: EP1264506; Republic of Korea: 10-
a radio-bearer-specific ciphering process, and generating, for each 0689251; Spain: EP1264506; Sweden: EP1264506; Switzerland: EP1264506; Turkey: EP1264506
ciphering process, a count parameter including a cyclical
sequence number and a hyperframe number (HFN) which is
incremented each time the cyclical sequence number completes
one cycle. For each core network or authentication protocol, a
first radio bearer of a session is initialized with a HFN exceeding
the highest HFN used during the previous session. When a new
radio bearer is established, the mobile station selects the highest
HFN used during the session for the core network in question,
increments it and uses it for initializing the count parameter for
the new radio bearer. At the end of a session, the mobile station
stores at least part of the highest HFN used during the session.

8155319 Counter initialization, A method for protecting traffic in a radio access network SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.102; United States: 7289630; United States: 7577256; United States: 8155319; China P.R.: ZL01805864.7; Austria:
particularly for radio frames connected to at least two core networks. The method includes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; EP1264506; Brazil: PI0108832-7; Canada: 2401057; Finland: 110974; France: EP1264506; Germany: EP1264506;
maintaining a core-network-specific authentication protocol and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 33.102; Great Britain: EP1264506; Italy: EP1264506; Japan: 3706580; Netherlands: EP1264506; Republic of Korea: 10-
a radio-bearer-specific ciphering process, and generating, for each 0689251; Spain: EP1264506; Sweden: EP1264506; Switzerland: EP1264506; Turkey: EP1264506
ciphering process, a count parameter including a cyclical
sequence number and a hyperframe number (HFN) which is
incremented each time the cyclical sequence number completes
one cycle. For each core network or authentication protocol, a
first radio bearer of a session is initialized with a HFN exceeding
the highest HFN used during the previous session. When a new
radio bearer is established, the mobile station selects the highest
HFN used during the session for the core network in question,
increments it and uses it for initializing the count parameter for
the new radio bearer. At the end of a session, the mobile station
stores at least part of the highest HFN used during the session.

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ZL01805864.7 Counter initialization, A method for protecting traffic in a radio access network SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 33.102; United States: 7289630; United States: 7577256; United States: 8155319; China P.R.: ZL01805864.7; Austria:
particularly for radio frames connected to at least two core networks. The method includes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; EP1264506; Brazil: PI0108832-7; Canada: 2401057; Finland: 110974; France: EP1264506; Germany: EP1264506;
maintaining a core-network-specific authentication protocol and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 33.102; Great Britain: EP1264506; Italy: EP1264506; Japan: 3706580; Netherlands: EP1264506; Republic of Korea: 10-
a radio-bearer-specific ciphering process, and generating, for each 0689251; Spain: EP1264506; Sweden: EP1264506; Switzerland: EP1264506; Turkey: EP1264506
ciphering process, a count parameter including a cyclical
sequence number and a hyperframe number (HFN) which is
incremented each time the cyclical sequence number completes
one cycle. For each core network or authentication protocol, a
first radio bearer of a session is initialized with a HFN exceeding
the highest HFN used during the previous session. When a new
radio bearer is established, the mobile station selects the highest
HFN used during the session for the core network in question,
increments it and uses it for initializing the count parameter for
the new radio bearer. At the end of a session, the mobile station
stores at least part of the highest HFN used during the session.

6658064 Method for transmitting The invention relates to a method for transmitting background SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 06.93; United States: 6658064; China P.R.: ZL99810506.6; Australia: 757352; Brazil: PI9912994-9; Finland: 105635; France:
background noise noise information including a silence descriptor identifier and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 45.003; 9910952; Germany: 19941331; Great Britain: GB2344722; Italy: 1313290; Japan: 3424918; Republic of Korea: 10-
information in data background noise parameters in a communication system in 0470596
transmission in data frames which the information to be transmitted is formed into data
frames. The data frames are subjected to channel coding to form
channel-coded frames. The channel-coded frames are interleaved
to be transmitted in two or more data transmission frames, and
information of two channel-coded frames is transmitted in each
data transmission frame. A first silence descriptor frame is
formed provided with the silence descriptor identifier. The first
silence descriptor frame is subjected to channel coding to form a
channel-coded silence descriptor frame. The channel-coded
silence descriptor frame is transmitted in two or more data
transmission frames, and at least one data transmission frame
transmitting part of the channel-coded silence descriptor frame is
also used to transmit at least the background noise parameters.

ZL99810506.6 A method, communication The invention relates to a method for transmitting background SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 06.93; United States: 6658064; China P.R.: ZL99810506.6; Australia: 757352; Brazil: PI9912994-9; Finland: 105635; France:
system, mobile station and noise information including a silence descriptor identifier and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 45.003; 9910952; Germany: 19941331; Great Britain: GB2344722; Italy: 1313290; Japan: 3424918; Republic of Korea: 10-
network element for background noise parameters in a communication system in 0470596
transmitting background which the information to be transmitted is formed into data
noise information in data frames. The data frames are subjected to channel coding to form
transmission in data frames channel-coded frames. The channel-coded frames are interleaved
to be transmitted in two or more data transmission frames, and
information of two channel-coded frames is transmitted in each
data transmission frame. A first silence descriptor frame is
formed provided with the silence descriptor identifier. The first
silence descriptor frame is subjected to channel coding to form a
channel-coded silence descriptor frame. The channel-coded
silence descriptor frame is transmitted in two or more data
transmission frames, and at least one data transmission frame
transmitting part of the channel-coded silence descriptor frame is
also used to transmit at least the background noise parameters.

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6560460 Determining grade of service A method of determining a grade of service provided for a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TR 22.925; United States: 6560460; China P.R.: ZL97198217.1; China P.R.: ZL200510078656.6; France: EP0976266; Germany:
and mobile telephone station by a mobile telephone system including a network part, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TR 23.907; EP0976266; Great Britain: EP0976266; Italy: EP0976266; Japan: 3914578; Spain: EP0976266
system mobile station and a bi-directional radio link between the
network part and the mobile station. The method comprises the
network part assigning a service class for the mobile station
based on a grade of service guaranteed by the mobile telephone
system to the mobile station and conditions of the mobile
telephone system. The conditions comprise transmission capacity
and at least one other preselected variable representing features
of the mobile telephone system and its use.

ZL200510078656.6 Determining grade of service A method of determining a grade of service provided for a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TR 22.925; United States: 6560460; China P.R.: ZL97198217.1; China P.R.: ZL200510078656.6; France: EP0976266; Germany:
and mobile telephone station by a mobile telephone system including a network part, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TR 23.907; EP0976266; Great Britain: EP0976266; Italy: EP0976266; Japan: 3914578; Spain: EP0976266
system mobile station and a bi-directional radio link between the
network part and the mobile station. The method comprises the
network part assigning a service class for the mobile station
based on a grade of service guaranteed by the mobile telephone
system to the mobile station and conditions of the mobile
telephone system. The conditions comprise transmission capacity
and at least one other preselected variable representing features
of the mobile telephone system and its use.

ZL97198217.1 Determining grade of service A method of determining a grade of service provided for a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TR 22.925; United States: 6560460; China P.R.: ZL97198217.1; China P.R.: ZL200510078656.6; France: EP0976266; Germany:
and mobile telephone station by a mobile telephone system including a network part, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TR 23.907; EP0976266; Great Britain: EP0976266; Italy: EP0976266; Japan: 3914578; Spain: EP0976266
system mobile station and a bi-directional radio link between the
network part and the mobile station. The method comprises the
network part assigning a service class for the mobile station
based on a grade of service guaranteed by the mobile telephone
system to the mobile station and conditions of the mobile
telephone system. The conditions comprise transmission capacity
and at least one other preselected variable representing features
of the mobile telephone system and its use.

6754286 Transmit diversity method The invention relates to a transmit diversity method for a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6754286; China P.R.: ZL00800870.1; Australia: 771457; Belgium: EP1097525; Canada: 2371384;
and system communication system comprising a transmitting element and at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.214; France: EP1097525; Germany: EP1097525; Great Britain: EP1097525; Italy: EP1097525; Japan: 3917375;
least one receiver, wherein a transmission signal is transmitted Netherlands: EP1097525; Norway: 323647; Spain: EP1097525; Sweden: EP1097525; Switzerland: EP1097525
from the transmitting element to the at least one receiver in
accordance with a weight information determined in response to
a feedback information. The feedback information is derived from
the response at the at least one receiver to the transmission
signal, and is fed back using multiplexed feedback signals.
Alternatively, the weight information may be determined at the
transmitting element by filtering said feedback information and
quantizing the filtered feedback information to a desired
quantization constellation. Thus, multiple quantization
constellations and combinations thereof and/or constellation
specific feedback subchannels can be used for channel probing,
such that the total feedback resolution can be enhanced, while
maintaining low signaling capacity of the feedback channel.

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ZL00800870.1 Transmit diversity method The invention relates to a transmit diversity method for a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6754286; China P.R.: ZL00800870.1; Australia: 771457; Belgium: EP1097525; Canada: 2371384;
and system communication system comprising a transmitting element and at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.214; France: EP1097525; Germany: EP1097525; Great Britain: EP1097525; Italy: EP1097525; Japan: 3917375;
least one receiver, wherein a transmission signal is transmitted Netherlands: EP1097525; Norway: 323647; Spain: EP1097525; Sweden: EP1097525; Switzerland: EP1097525
from the transmitting element to the at least one receiver in
accordance with a weight information determined in response to
a feedback information. The feedback information is derived from
the response at the at least one receiver to the transmission
signal, and is fed back using multiplexed feedback signals.
Alternatively, the weight information may be determined at the
transmitting element by filtering said feedback information and
quantizing the filtered feedback information to a desired
quantization constellation. Thus, multiple quantization
constellations and combinations thereof and/or constellation
specific feedback subchannels can be used for channel probing,
such that the total feedback resolution can be enhanced, while
maintaining low signaling capacity of the feedback channel.

RE41,773 Signalling method The invention relates to methods for transmission of signalling SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.301; United States: RE41,773; China P.R.: ZL00815207.1; Australia: 776109; Austria: EP1226733; Brazil: PI0014218-2;
data in cellular telecommunication networks. According to the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; Canada: 2389711; Finland: 109320; France: EP1226733; Germany: EP1226733; Great Britain: EP1226733; Italy:
invention, multiple radio bearers can be allocated for transferring EP1226733; Japan: 3502604; Mexico: 222863; Netherlands: EP1226733; Republic of Korea: 10-0451298; Spain:
signalling traffic, but all higher layer signalling is in any case taken EP1226733; Sweden: EP1226733; Switzerland: EP1226733; Turkey: EP1226733
through the RRC protocol. In the inventive method, MM and
higher layer messages are sent using RRC DIRECT TRANSFER
messages, but a separate RLC entity is set up for RRC DIRECT
TRANSFER messages. In various embodiments of the invention,
separate radio bearers can be set up for individual CN domains
and/or upper layer protocols and/or for a group of RRC messages.

ZL00815207.1 Signalling method The invention relates to methods for transmission of signalling SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.301; United States: RE41,773; China P.R.: ZL00815207.1; Australia: 776109; Austria: EP1226733; Brazil: PI0014218-2;
data in cellular telecommunication networks. According to the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; Canada: 2389711; Finland: 109320; France: EP1226733; Germany: EP1226733; Great Britain: EP1226733; Italy:
invention, multiple radio bearers can be allocated for transferring EP1226733; Japan: 3502604; Mexico: 222863; Netherlands: EP1226733; Republic of Korea: 10-0451298; Spain:
signalling traffic, but all higher layer signalling is in any case taken EP1226733; Sweden: EP1226733; Switzerland: EP1226733; Turkey: EP1226733
through the RRC protocol. In the inventive method, MM and
higher layer messages are sent using RRC DIRECT TRANSFER
messages, but a separate RLC entity is set up for RRC DIRECT
TRANSFER messages. In various embodiments of the invention,
separate radio bearers can be set up for individual CN domains
and/or upper layer protocols and/or for a group of RRC messages.

6535979 Method of ciphering data The invention relates to a cellular radio system and a method of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 33.102; United States: 6535979; China P.R.: ZL200910209839.5; Australia: 750597; Austria: EP1064799; Brazil: PI9907196-
transmission, and cellular ciphering data transmission in a radio system that comprises at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 7; Finland: 111433; France: EP1064799; Germany: EP1064799; Great Britain: EP1064799; Hong Kong: HK1143018;
radio system least one transceiver communicating with other transceivers on a India: 200260; Italy: EP1064799; Japan: 4555261; Netherlands: EP1064799; Republic of Korea: 10-0431638; Spain:
radio connection including one or more parallel radio bearers or EP1064799
logical channels, ciphering being performed on said bearers or
logical channels using selected ciphering method parameters.
Ciphering is performed on said bearers using selected ciphering
method parameters. To ensure diverse and efficient ciphering,
different ciphering method parameters can be used on each
parallel radio bearer.

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transmission and a cellular ciphering data transmission in a radio system that comprises at SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; 7; Finland: 111433; France: EP1064799; Germany: EP1064799; Great Britain: EP1064799; Hong Kong: HK1143018;
radio system employing the least one transceiver communicating with other transceivers on a India: 200260; Italy: EP1064799; Japan: 4555261; Netherlands: EP1064799; Republic of Korea: 10-0431638; Spain:
method radio connection including one or more parallel radio bearers or EP1064799
logical channels, ciphering being performed on said bearers or
logical channels using selected ciphering method parameters.
Ciphering is performed on said bearers using selected ciphering
method parameters. To ensure diverse and efficient ciphering,
different ciphering method parameters can be used on each
parallel radio bearer.

8155005 Transporting QoS mapping A method and a GGSN support node for sending data packets to a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 7167447; United States: 8155005; China P.R.: ZL00802567.3; Australia: 759622; Belgium:
information in a packet radio mobile station in a mobile communications system from an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; EP1151586; Canada: 2358194; Finland: 108601; France: EP1151586; Germany: EP1151586; Great Britain:
network external communication system. The GGSN receives data packets SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1151586; Italy: EP1151586; Japan: 3625769; Mexico: 224997; Spain: EP1151586; Switzerland: EP1151586
from the external communication system in a first plurality of
data flows which it maps to a second plurality of data flows in the
mobile communications system. It establishes at least one filter
for controlling the mapping and associates the filter with the
mobile station. It also maps at least one of the data flows on the
basis of the filter and configures the filter on the basis of
information which preferably originates from the mobile station.

7167447 Transporting QoS mapping A method and a GGSN support node for sending data packets to a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 7167447; United States: 8155005; China P.R.: ZL00802567.3; Australia: 759622; Belgium:
information in a packet radio mobile station in a mobile communications system from an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; EP1151586; Canada: 2358194; Finland: 108601; France: EP1151586; Germany: EP1151586; Great Britain:
network external communication system. The GGSN receives data packets SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1151586; Italy: EP1151586; Japan: 3625769; Mexico: 224997; Spain: EP1151586; Switzerland: EP1151586
from the external communication system in a first plurality of
data flows which it maps to a second plurality of data flows in the
mobile communications system. It establishes at least one filter
for controlling the mapping and associates the filter with the
mobile station. It also maps at least one of the data flows on the
basis of the filter and configures the filter on the basis of
information which preferably originates from the mobile station.

ZL00802567.3 Transporting QoS mapping A method and a GGSN support node for sending data packets to a SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 7167447; United States: 8155005; China P.R.: ZL00802567.3; Australia: 759622; Belgium:
information in a packet radio mobile station in a mobile communications system from an SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; EP1151586; Canada: 2358194; Finland: 108601; France: EP1151586; Germany: EP1151586; Great Britain:
network external communication system. The GGSN receives data packets SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1151586; Italy: EP1151586; Japan: 3625769; Mexico: 224997; Spain: EP1151586; Switzerland: EP1151586
from the external communication system in a first plurality of
data flows which it maps to a second plurality of data flows in the
mobile communications system. It establishes at least one filter
for controlling the mapping and associates the filter with the
mobile station. It also maps at least one of the data flows on the
basis of the filter and configures the filter on the basis of
information which preferably originates from the mobile station.

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7089023 Paging control method and A paging method and apparatus for a mobile communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7089023; China P.R.: ZL98814267.8; Belgium: EP1119993; Canada: 2343026; Finland: EP1119993;
apparatus network to which at least two non-coordinated core networks are France: EP1119993; Germany: EP1119993; Great Britain: EP1119993; Italy: EP1119993; Japan: 3411907;
connected is disclosed, wherein a service state of a mobile station Netherlands: EP1119993; Spain: EP1119993; Sweden: EP1119993; Switzerland: EP1119993
is checked, when a request for a paging message to the mobile
station has been received from one of the non-coordinated core
networks. Then, a multicall paging message is transmitted using
an existing signalling link of the mobile station and/or mobile
station location information known in a radio access network,
when the mobile station is already connected to another one of
the non-coordinated core networks. The checking is preferable
performed by a radio network controller which is connected to
the non-coordinated core networks. Thus, a paging request
received form a non-coordinated core network can be supplied to
a mobile station, although the paged mobile station is already
connected to another non-coordinated core network.

ZL98814267.8 Paging control method and A paging method and apparatus for a mobile communication SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7089023; China P.R.: ZL98814267.8; Belgium: EP1119993; Canada: 2343026; Finland: EP1119993;
apparatus network to which at least two non-coordinated core networks are France: EP1119993; Germany: EP1119993; Great Britain: EP1119993; Italy: EP1119993; Japan: 3411907;
connected is disclosed, wherein a service state of a mobile station Netherlands: EP1119993; Spain: EP1119993; Sweden: EP1119993; Switzerland: EP1119993
is checked, when a request for a paging message to the mobile
station has been received from one of the non-coordinated core
networks. Then, a multicall paging message is transmitted using
an existing signalling link of the mobile station and/or mobile
station location information known in a radio access network,
when the mobile station is already connected to another one of
the non-coordinated core networks. The checking is preferable
performed by a radio network controller which is connected to
the non-coordinated core networks. Thus, a paging request
received form a non-coordinated core network can be supplied to
a mobile station, although the paged mobile station is already
connected to another non-coordinated core network.

7499701 Measurement reporting in a The invention specifies at least two different triggers for sending SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7003290; United States: 7499701; China P.R.: ZL99803036.8; China P.R.: CN101321366; Canada:
telecommunication system a measurement report from the mobile station to the network. 2320775; Finland: 106285; France: EP1057357; France: EP1276344; Germany: EP1057357; Germany: EP1276344;
According to the invention, the network specifies the triggers to Great Britain: EP1057357; Great Britain: EP1276344; Hong Kong: HK1127837; Italy: EP1057357; Italy: EP1276344;
be used in different measurement report types. The triggers are Japan: 4122132; Netherlands: EP1057357; Netherlands: EP1276344; Spain: EP1057357; Spain: EP1276344;
preferably upper or lower threshold values for parameters of the Sweden: EP1057357; Sweden: EP1276344
radio signal. In response to having detected that the measured
value has exceeded its upper threshold value or has gone under
its lower threshold, the mobile station sends the network a
measurement report.

7003290 Measurement reporting in a The invention specifies at least two different triggers for sending SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7003290; United States: 7499701; China P.R.: ZL99803036.8; China P.R.: CN101321366; Canada:
telecommunication system a measurement report from the mobile station to the network. 2320775; Finland: 106285; France: EP1057357; France: EP1276344; Germany: EP1057357; Germany: EP1276344;
According to the invention, the network specifies the triggers to Great Britain: EP1057357; Great Britain: EP1276344; Hong Kong: HK1127837; Italy: EP1057357; Italy: EP1276344;
be used in different measurement report types. The triggers are Japan: 4122132; Netherlands: EP1057357; Netherlands: EP1276344; Spain: EP1057357; Spain: EP1276344;
preferably upper or lower threshold values for parameters of the Sweden: EP1057357; Sweden: EP1276344
radio signal. In response to having detected that the measured
value has exceeded its upper threshold value or has gone under
its lower threshold, the mobile station sends the network a
measurement report.

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CN101321366 Measurement reporting in a The invention specifies at least two different triggers for sending SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7003290; United States: 7499701; China P.R.: ZL99803036.8; China P.R.: CN101321366; Canada:
telecommunication system a measurement report from the mobile station to the network. 2320775; Finland: 106285; France: EP1057357; France: EP1276344; Germany: EP1057357; Germany: EP1276344;
According to the invention, the network specifies the triggers to Great Britain: EP1057357; Great Britain: EP1276344; Hong Kong: HK1127837; Italy: EP1057357; Italy: EP1276344;
be used in different measurement report types. The triggers are Japan: 4122132; Netherlands: EP1057357; Netherlands: EP1276344; Spain: EP1057357; Spain: EP1276344;
preferably upper or lower threshold values for parameters of the Sweden: EP1057357; Sweden: EP1276344
radio signal. In response to having detected that the measured
value has exceeded its upper threshold value or has gone under
its lower threshold, the mobile station sends the network a
measurement report.

ZL99803036.8 Measurement reporting in a The invention specifies at least two different triggers for sending SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7003290; United States: 7499701; China P.R.: ZL99803036.8; China P.R.: CN101321366; Canada:
telecommunication system a measurement report from the mobile station to the network. 2320775; Finland: 106285; France: EP1057357; France: EP1276344; Germany: EP1057357; Germany: EP1276344;
According to the invention, the network specifies the triggers to Great Britain: EP1057357; Great Britain: EP1276344; Hong Kong: HK1127837; Italy: EP1057357; Italy: EP1276344;
be used in different measurement report types. The triggers are Japan: 4122132; Netherlands: EP1057357; Netherlands: EP1276344; Spain: EP1057357; Spain: EP1276344;
preferably upper or lower threshold values for parameters of the Sweden: EP1057357; Sweden: EP1276344
radio signal. In response to having detected that the measured
value has exceeded its upper threshold value or has gone under
its lower threshold, the mobile station sends the network a
measurement report.

6678531 Method and apparatus for According to the invention, time is divided into power correction SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6678531; China P.R.: ZL99804689.2; Belgium: EP1072162; Brazil: PI9909387-1; Finland: 114060;
power control in a mobile intervals. A target power or a target energy per bit and correction SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.214; France: EP1072162; Germany: EP1072162; Great Britain: EP1072162; Italy: EP1072162; Japan: 3871514;
telecommunication system step limits are determined for each base station. The parameters SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.433; Netherlands: EP1072162; Spain: EP1072162; Sweden: EP1072162
are signalled to the base stations. Each base station subsequently
executes a power correction algorithm. Each base station
compares the used transmission power or energy per bit to said
target power or said target energy per bit, respectively. The result
of the comparison is further divided by a predetermined number
of power correction steps within said power correction interval,
the number preferably equals with the number of repetitions of
downlink power control commands within said power correction
interval, to provide a power correction step. The power
correction is then executed in combination with the downlink
closed loop power control.

ZL99804689.2 Method and apparatus for According to the invention, time is divided into power correction SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6678531; China P.R.: ZL99804689.2; Belgium: EP1072162; Brazil: PI9909387-1; Finland: 114060;
power control in a mobile intervals. A target power or a target energy per bit and correction SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.214; France: EP1072162; Germany: EP1072162; Great Britain: EP1072162; Italy: EP1072162; Japan: 3871514;
telecommunication system step limits are determined for each base station. The parameters SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.433; Netherlands: EP1072162; Spain: EP1072162; Sweden: EP1072162
are signalled to the base stations. Each base station subsequently
executes a power correction algorithm. Each base station
compares the used transmission power or energy per bit to said
target power or said target energy per bit, respectively. The result
of the comparison is further divided by a predetermined number
of power correction steps within said power correction interval,
the number preferably equals with the number of repetitions of
downlink power control commands within said power correction
interval, to provide a power correction step. The power
correction is then executed in combination with the downlink
closed loop power control.

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6680955 Technique for compressing a A timer based header compression/decompression technique and SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.323; United States: 6680955; China P.R.: ZL01806173.7; China P.R.: ZL200410097483.8; Australia: 2001243533; Austria:
header field in a data packet timer and reference based technique are provided. A source SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP2169906; Austria: EP2490398; Belgium: EP1262052; Belgium: EP2169906; Belgium: EP2490398; Brazil:
generates a header field, such as an RTP time stamp. A packet PI0109097-6; Canada: 2402438; Denmark: EP2169906; Denmark: EP2490398; Finland: EP1262052; Finland:
including the header field is sent to a compressor which calculates EP2169906; Finland: EP2490398; France: EP1262052; France: EP2169906; France: EP2490398; Germany:
a compressed header field based on the header field of the EP1262052; Germany: EP2169906; Germany: EP2490398; Germany: EP2169907; Germany: EP2169996; Great
packet from the source and a jitter quantity. The compressed Britain: EP1262052; Great Britain: EP2169906; Great Britain: EP2490398; Great Britain: EP2169907; Great Britain:
header field is calculated by calculating a jitter effect the network EP2169996; Greece: EP2169906; Greece: EP2490398; India: 221435; India: 4003/CHENP/2008; Ireland: EP1262052;
before the compressor has on the transmission of packets and Ireland: EP2169906; Ireland: EP2490398; Italy: EP1262052; Italy: EP2169906; Italy: EP2490398; Japan: 4159287;
calculating a jitter effect the network between the compressor Japan: 4612028; Mexico: 232254; Netherlands: EP1262052; Netherlands: EP2169906; Netherlands: EP2490398;
and a decompressor has on the transmission of packets. The Portugal: EP2169906; Portugal: EP2490398; Republic of Korea: 10-0502313; Russian Federation: 2278478; Spain:
packet including the compressed header field is transmitted to a EP1262052; Spain: EP2169906; Spain: EP2490398; Sweden: EP1262052; Sweden: EP2169906; Sweden: EP2490398;
decompressor which includes a local timer. The decompressor Switzerland: EP2169906; Switzerland: EP2490398
decompresses the compressed header field by calculating an
approximation of the header field based on the elapsed time
since the arrival of a previous packet and the field value in the
previous packet. The approximation of the header field is then
corrected based on the compressed heater field provided in the
packet.

ZL200410097483.8 A technique for compressing A timer based header compression/decompression technique and SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.323; United States: 6680955; China P.R.: ZL01806173.7; China P.R.: ZL200410097483.8; Australia: 2001243533; Austria:
a header field in a data timer and reference based technique are provided. A source SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP2169906; Austria: EP2490398; Belgium: EP1262052; Belgium: EP2169906; Belgium: EP2490398; Brazil:
packet generates a header field, such as an RTP time stamp. A packet PI0109097-6; Canada: 2402438; Denmark: EP2169906; Denmark: EP2490398; Finland: EP1262052; Finland:
including the header field is sent to a compressor which calculates EP2169906; Finland: EP2490398; France: EP1262052; France: EP2169906; France: EP2490398; Germany:
a compressed header field based on the header field of the EP1262052; Germany: EP2169906; Germany: EP2490398; Germany: EP2169907; Germany: EP2169996; Great
packet from the source and a jitter quantity. The compressed Britain: EP1262052; Great Britain: EP2169906; Great Britain: EP2490398; Great Britain: EP2169907; Great Britain:
header field is calculated by calculating a jitter effect the network EP2169996; Greece: EP2169906; Greece: EP2490398; India: 221435; India: 4003/CHENP/2008; Ireland: EP1262052;
before the compressor has on the transmission of packets and Ireland: EP2169906; Ireland: EP2490398; Italy: EP1262052; Italy: EP2169906; Italy: EP2490398; Japan: 4159287;
calculating a jitter effect the network between the compressor Japan: 4612028; Mexico: 232254; Netherlands: EP1262052; Netherlands: EP2169906; Netherlands: EP2490398;
and a decompressor has on the transmission of packets. The Portugal: EP2169906; Portugal: EP2490398; Republic of Korea: 10-0502313; Russian Federation: 2278478; Spain:
packet including the compressed header field is transmitted to a EP1262052; Spain: EP2169906; Spain: EP2490398; Sweden: EP1262052; Sweden: EP2169906; Sweden: EP2490398;
decompressor which includes a local timer. The decompressor Switzerland: EP2169906; Switzerland: EP2490398
decompresses the compressed header field by calculating an
approximation of the header field based on the elapsed time
since the arrival of a previous packet and the field value in the
previous packet. The approximation of the header field is then
corrected based on the compressed heater field provided in the
packet.

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ZL01806173.7 A technique for compressing A timer based header compression/decompression technique and SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.323; United States: 6680955; China P.R.: ZL01806173.7; China P.R.: ZL200410097483.8; Australia: 2001243533; Austria:
a header field in a data timer and reference based technique are provided. A source SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP2169906; Austria: EP2490398; Belgium: EP1262052; Belgium: EP2169906; Belgium: EP2490398; Brazil:
packet generates a header field, such as an RTP time stamp. A packet PI0109097-6; Canada: 2402438; Denmark: EP2169906; Denmark: EP2490398; Finland: EP1262052; Finland:
including the header field is sent to a compressor which calculates EP2169906; Finland: EP2490398; France: EP1262052; France: EP2169906; France: EP2490398; Germany:
a compressed header field based on the header field of the EP1262052; Germany: EP2169906; Germany: EP2490398; Germany: EP2169907; Germany: EP2169996; Great
packet from the source and a jitter quantity. The compressed Britain: EP1262052; Great Britain: EP2169906; Great Britain: EP2490398; Great Britain: EP2169907; Great Britain:
header field is calculated by calculating a jitter effect the network EP2169996; Greece: EP2169906; Greece: EP2490398; India: 221435; India: 4003/CHENP/2008; Ireland: EP1262052;
before the compressor has on the transmission of packets and Ireland: EP2169906; Ireland: EP2490398; Italy: EP1262052; Italy: EP2169906; Italy: EP2490398; Japan: 4159287;
calculating a jitter effect the network between the compressor Japan: 4612028; Mexico: 232254; Netherlands: EP1262052; Netherlands: EP2169906; Netherlands: EP2490398;
and a decompressor has on the transmission of packets. The Portugal: EP2169906; Portugal: EP2490398; Republic of Korea: 10-0502313; Russian Federation: 2278478; Spain:
packet including the compressed header field is transmitted to a EP1262052; Spain: EP2169906; Spain: EP2490398; Sweden: EP1262052; Sweden: EP2169906; Sweden: EP2490398;
decompressor which includes a local timer. The decompressor Switzerland: EP2169906; Switzerland: EP2490398
decompresses the compressed header field by calculating an
approximation of the header field based on the elapsed time
since the arrival of a previous packet and the field value in the
previous packet. The approximation of the header field is then
corrected based on the compressed heater field provided in the
packet.

6611507 System and method for A system and method for controlling information transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.303; United States: 6611507; China P.R.: ZL00811001.8; Brazil: PI0012870-8; Canada: 2379415; France: EP1205084;
effecting information and communication handoff between frequency division SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.322; Germany: EP1205084; Great Britain: EP1205084; Italy: EP1205084; Japan: 4680457; Japan: 4834173; Japan:
transmission and soft multiplexing (FDD) and time division multiplexing (TDD) 5166574; Japan: 4950326; Japan: 5335942; Japan: 4950327; Japan: 5335941; Japan: 5336008; Republic of Korea:
handoff between frequency communication systems using any multiple access scheme is 10-0796818; Spain: EP1205084
division duplex and time provided. The mobile unit transmits information via a current one
division duplex of the FDD and TDD communication systems while it moves
communications systems toward the other, or targeted one of the FDD and TDD
communication systems. A pilot search signal is generated by the
targeted communication system, where the pilot search signal
corresponds to a transmission range of the targeted
communication system. A communication handoff is initiated
from the current communication system to the targeted
communication system when the mobile unit recognizes a
predetermined threshold level of the pilot search signal.
Concurrent communications are synchronized and temporarily
maintained between the mobile unit and both the current and
targeted communications systems using an increased data rate
for each of the communications links. When the handoff is
complete, transmission between the mobile unit and the current
communication system is terminated, while communication
between the mobile unit and the targeted communication system
is maintained when the handoff is complete.

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ZL00811001.8 System and method for A system and method for controlling information transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.303; United States: 6611507; China P.R.: ZL00811001.8; Brazil: PI0012870-8; Canada: 2379415; France: EP1205084;
performing soft hand off and communication handoff between frequency division SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.322; Germany: EP1205084; Great Britain: EP1205084; Italy: EP1205084; Japan: 4680457; Japan: 4834173; Japan:
between frequency division multiplexing (FDD) and time division multiplexing (TDD) 5166574; Japan: 4950326; Japan: 5335942; Japan: 4950327; Japan: 5335941; Japan: 5336008; Republic of Korea:
duplex and time division communication systems using any multiple access scheme is 10-0796818; Spain: EP1205084
duplex communication provided. The mobile unit transmits information via a current one
system of the FDD and TDD communication systems while it moves
toward the other, or targeted one of the FDD and TDD
communication systems. A pilot search signal is generated by the
targeted communication system, where the pilot search signal
corresponds to a transmission range of the targeted
communication system. A communication handoff is initiated
from the current communication system to the targeted
communication system when the mobile unit recognizes a
predetermined threshold level of the pilot search signal.
Concurrent communications are synchronized and temporarily
maintained between the mobile unit and both the current and
targeted communications systems using an increased data rate
for each of the communications links. When the handoff is
complete, transmission between the mobile unit and the current
communication system is terminated, while communication
between the mobile unit and the targeted communication system
is maintained when the handoff is complete.

6859651 Method and system for re- A method and system for authentication of a mobile device that SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 24.229; United States: 6859651; China P.R.: ZL03810667.1; Canada: 2480749; European Patent Convention: EP1488647;
authentication in IP includes a mobile device and a network element in a Japan: 4191613; Mexico: 246287; Republic of Korea: 10-0583845; Russian Federation: 2286018
multimedia core network communications network. The network element may be a call
system (IMS) state control function. If the network element detects an
incorrect event related to a mobile device, the network element
shortens a registration validity time for the mobile device and
sends the mobile device a notification to re-authenticate. The
incorrect event can be, for example, an incorrect authentication
response, an incorrect action by the mobile device, a session over
a time maximum, traffic generated being over a maximum, or
credit run out. The mobile device is de-registered if the mobile
device fails to re-authenticate within the shortened registration
validity time, and re-registered if the mobile device re-
authenticates within the shortened registration validity time. The
registration validity time for the mobile device is extended after
re-registration.

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ZL03810667.1 Method and system for re- A method and system for authentication of a mobile device that SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 24.229; United States: 6859651; China P.R.: ZL03810667.1; Canada: 2480749; European Patent Convention: EP1488647;
authentication in IP includes a mobile device and a network element in a Japan: 4191613; Mexico: 246287; Republic of Korea: 10-0583845; Russian Federation: 2286018
multimedia core network communications network. The network element may be a call
system(IMS) state control function. If the network element detects an
incorrect event related to a mobile device, the network element
shortens a registration validity time for the mobile device and
sends the mobile device a notification to re-authenticate. The
incorrect event can be, for example, an incorrect authentication
response, an incorrect action by the mobile device, a session over
a time maximum, traffic generated being over a maximum, or
credit run out. The mobile device is de-registered if the mobile
device fails to re-authenticate within the shortened registration
validity time, and re-registered if the mobile device re-
authenticates within the shortened registration validity time. The
registration validity time for the mobile device is extended after
re-registration.

7873354 Services on demand in A method and an apparatus for implementing the method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 6957063; United States: 7266366; United States: 7873354; China P.R.: ZL99805223.X; France:
mobile communications using and implementing a service-on-demand in a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 22.146; EP1064802; France: EP2154913; France: EP2154914; Germany: EP1064802; Germany: EP2154913; Germany:
system communication system. The services-on-demand are intended to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 22.146; EP2154914; Great Britain: EP1064802; Great Britain: EP2154913; Great Britain: EP2154914; Italy: EP1064802; Italy:
be received by means of a mobile station. The mobile station SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 23.846; EP2154913; Italy: EP2154914; Japan: 2013-042557; Japan: 2015-071675; Netherlands: EP2154913; Netherlands:
monitors of a cell transmission and receives parts intended for EP2154914; Spain: EP1064802; Spain: EP2154913; Spain: EP2154914
the mobile station from the transmission. In order to use the
services-on-demand, in the method the service-on-demand is
offered in the cell to all mobile stations located in the cell over a
first channel, a registration message (2-2) is transmitted from the
mobile station for registering as a user of the service-on-demand
over a signalling channel, an acknowledgement (2-4) of the
registration, indicating how the service-on-demand is received, is
received at the mobile station, and the reception of the service-
on-demand is started over the first channel in a manner indicated
by the registration acknowledgement.

6957063 Services on demand in A method and an apparatus for implementing the method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 6957063; United States: 7266366; United States: 7873354; China P.R.: ZL99805223.X; France:
mobile communications using and implementing a service-on-demand in a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 22.146; EP1064802; France: EP2154913; France: EP2154914; Germany: EP1064802; Germany: EP2154913; Germany:
system communication system. The services-on-demand are intended to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 22.146; EP2154914; Great Britain: EP1064802; Great Britain: EP2154913; Great Britain: EP2154914; Italy: EP1064802; Italy:
be received by means of a mobile station. The mobile station SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 23.846; EP2154913; Italy: EP2154914; Japan: 2013-042557; Japan: 2015-071675; Netherlands: EP2154913; Netherlands:
monitors of a cell transmission and receives parts intended for EP2154914; Spain: EP1064802; Spain: EP2154913; Spain: EP2154914
the mobile station from the transmission. In order to use the
services-on-demand, in the method the service-on-demand is
offered in the cell to all mobile stations located in the cell over a
first channel, a registration message (2-2) is transmitted from the
mobile station for registering as a user of the service-on-demand
over a signalling channel, an acknowledgement (2-4) of the
registration, indicating how the service-on-demand is received, is
received at the mobile station, and the reception of the service-
on-demand is started over the first channel in a manner indicated
by the registration acknowledgement.

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7266366 Services on demand in A method and an apparatus for implementing the method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 6957063; United States: 7266366; United States: 7873354; China P.R.: ZL99805223.X; France:
mobile communications using and implementing a service-on-demand in a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 22.146; EP1064802; France: EP2154913; France: EP2154914; Germany: EP1064802; Germany: EP2154913; Germany:
system communication system. The services-on-demand are intended to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 22.146; EP2154914; Great Britain: EP1064802; Great Britain: EP2154913; Great Britain: EP2154914; Italy: EP1064802; Italy:
be received by means of a mobile station. The mobile station SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 23.846; EP2154913; Italy: EP2154914; Japan: 2013-042557; Japan: 2015-071675; Netherlands: EP2154913; Netherlands:
monitors of a cell transmission and receives parts intended for EP2154914; Spain: EP1064802; Spain: EP2154913; Spain: EP2154914
the mobile station from the transmission. In order to use the
services-on-demand, in the method the service-on-demand is
offered in the cell to all mobile stations located in the cell over a
first channel, a registration message (2-2) is transmitted from the
mobile station for registering as a user of the service-on-demand
over a signalling channel, an acknowledgement (2-4) of the
registration, indicating how the service-on-demand is received, is
received at the mobile station, and the reception of the service-
on-demand is started over the first channel in a manner indicated
by the registration acknowledgement.

ZL99805223.X Services on demand in A method and an apparatus for implementing the method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 6957063; United States: 7266366; United States: 7873354; China P.R.: ZL99805223.X; France:
mobile communication using and implementing a service-on-demand in a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 22.146; EP1064802; France: EP2154913; France: EP2154914; Germany: EP1064802; Germany: EP2154913; Germany:
system communication system. The services-on-demand are intended to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 22.146; EP2154914; Great Britain: EP1064802; Great Britain: EP2154913; Great Britain: EP2154914; Italy: EP1064802; Italy:
be received by means of a mobile station. The mobile station SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 23.846; EP2154913; Italy: EP2154914; Japan: 2013-042557; Japan: 2015-071675; Netherlands: EP2154913; Netherlands:
monitors of a cell transmission and receives parts intended for EP2154914; Spain: EP1064802; Spain: EP2154913; Spain: EP2154914
the mobile station from the transmission. In order to use the
services-on-demand, in the method the service-on-demand is
offered in the cell to all mobile stations located in the cell over a
first channel, a registration message (2-2) is transmitted from the
mobile station for registering as a user of the service-on-demand
over a signalling channel, an acknowledgement (2-4) of the
registration, indicating how the service-on-demand is received, is
received at the mobile station, and the reception of the service-
on-demand is started over the first channel in a manner indicated
by the registration acknowledgement.

6807421 Method for controlling When a mobile station has moved from a network area controlled SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6807421; United States: 7684361; China P.R.: ZL99805061.X; China P.R.: ZL03101288.4; China P.R.:
connections to a mobile by a first radio network controller (RNC) to a network area SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212; ZL200410098324.X; Belgium: EP1068757; Belgium: EP1209931; Brazil: PI9909307-3; Finland: 108772; Finland:
station controlled by a second RNC, the utilisation of transmission links in 109168; France: EP1068757; France: EP1209931; Germany: EP1068757; Germany: EP1209931; Great Britain:
the radio access network is optimized and the transmission delay EP1068757; Great Britain: EP1209931; Italy: EP1068757; Italy: EP1209931; Japan: 3515073; Japan: 4067871;
between the controlling RNC and the radio interface is minimized Netherlands: EP1068757; Netherlands: EP1209931; Spain: EP1068757; Spain: EP1209931; Sweden: EP1068757;
by relocating the entities which control the connections of the Sweden: EP1209931
mobile station from the first RNC to the second RNC. Such
controlling entities may be, for example, the macrodiversity
combining function, radio resource control block, and associated
user plane entities.

7684361 Method for controlling When a mobile station has moved from a network area controlled SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6807421; United States: 7684361; China P.R.: ZL99805061.X; China P.R.: ZL03101288.4; China P.R.:
connections to a mobile by a first radio network controller (RNC) to a network area SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212; ZL200410098324.X; Belgium: EP1068757; Belgium: EP1209931; Brazil: PI9909307-3; Finland: 108772; Finland:
station controlled by a second RNC, the utilisation of transmission links in 109168; France: EP1068757; France: EP1209931; Germany: EP1068757; Germany: EP1209931; Great Britain:
the radio access network is optimized and the transmission delay EP1068757; Great Britain: EP1209931; Italy: EP1068757; Italy: EP1209931; Japan: 3515073; Japan: 4067871;
between the controlling RNC and the radio interface is minimized Netherlands: EP1068757; Netherlands: EP1209931; Spain: EP1068757; Spain: EP1209931; Sweden: EP1068757;
by relocating the entities which control the connections of the Sweden: EP1209931
mobile station from the first RNC to the second RNC. Such
controlling entities may be, for example, the macrodiversity
combining function, radio resource control block, and associated
user plane entities.

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ZL99805061.X A method for controlling When a mobile station has moved from a network area controlled SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6807421; United States: 7684361; China P.R.: ZL99805061.X; China P.R.: ZL03101288.4; China P.R.:
connections to a mobile by a first radio network controller (RNC) to a network area SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212; ZL200410098324.X; Belgium: EP1068757; Belgium: EP1209931; Brazil: PI9909307-3; Finland: 108772; Finland:
station controlled by a second RNC, the utilisation of transmission links in 109168; France: EP1068757; France: EP1209931; Germany: EP1068757; Germany: EP1209931; Great Britain:
the radio access network is optimized and the transmission delay EP1068757; Great Britain: EP1209931; Italy: EP1068757; Italy: EP1209931; Japan: 3515073; Japan: 4067871;
between the controlling RNC and the radio interface is minimized Netherlands: EP1068757; Netherlands: EP1209931; Spain: EP1068757; Spain: EP1209931; Sweden: EP1068757;
by relocating the entities which control the connections of the Sweden: EP1209931
mobile station from the first RNC to the second RNC. Such
controlling entities may be, for example, the macrodiversity
combining function, radio resource control block, and associated
user plane entities.

ZL03101288.4 Method for establishing When a mobile station has moved from a network area controlled SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6807421; United States: 7684361; China P.R.: ZL99805061.X; China P.R.: ZL03101288.4; China P.R.:
mobile connection in by a first radio network controller (RNC) to a network area SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212; ZL200410098324.X; Belgium: EP1068757; Belgium: EP1209931; Brazil: PI9909307-3; Finland: 108772; Finland:
telecommunications system controlled by a second RNC, the utilisation of transmission links in 109168; France: EP1068757; France: EP1209931; Germany: EP1068757; Germany: EP1209931; Great Britain:
the radio access network is optimized and the transmission delay EP1068757; Great Britain: EP1209931; Italy: EP1068757; Italy: EP1209931; Japan: 3515073; Japan: 4067871;
between the controlling RNC and the radio interface is minimized Netherlands: EP1068757; Netherlands: EP1209931; Spain: EP1068757; Spain: EP1209931; Sweden: EP1068757;
by relocating the entities which control the connections of the Sweden: EP1209931
mobile station from the first RNC to the second RNC. Such
controlling entities may be, for example, the macrodiversity
combining function, radio resource control block, and associated
user plane entities.

ZL200410098324.X Cellular telecommunication When a mobile station has moved from a network area controlled SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6807421; United States: 7684361; China P.R.: ZL99805061.X; China P.R.: ZL03101288.4; China P.R.:
system by a first radio network controller (RNC) to a network area SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212; ZL200410098324.X; Belgium: EP1068757; Belgium: EP1209931; Brazil: PI9909307-3; Finland: 108772; Finland:
controlled by a second RNC, the utilisation of transmission links in 109168; France: EP1068757; France: EP1209931; Germany: EP1068757; Germany: EP1209931; Great Britain:
the radio access network is optimized and the transmission delay EP1068757; Great Britain: EP1209931; Italy: EP1068757; Italy: EP1209931; Japan: 3515073; Japan: 4067871;
between the controlling RNC and the radio interface is minimized Netherlands: EP1068757; Netherlands: EP1209931; Spain: EP1068757; Spain: EP1209931; Sweden: EP1068757;
by relocating the entities which control the connections of the Sweden: EP1209931
mobile station from the first RNC to the second RNC. Such
controlling entities may be, for example, the macrodiversity
combining function, radio resource control block, and associated
user plane entities.

7072663 Radio resource management A communication system, said system arranged to provide SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 7072663; China P.R.: ZL01817112.5; Brazil: PI0114497-9; Canada: 2423322; France: EP1325660;
communication coverage over an area, said system comprising a Germany: EP1325660; Great Britain: EP1325660; Italy: EP1325660; Japan: 4619621; Japan: 4671995; Russian
plurality of first means, each of said first means controlling at Federation: 2277762
least one parameter and/or configuration setting with respect to
an area smaller than said coverage area and second means for
receiving information from a plurality of said plurality of first
means and for controlling at least one parameter and/or
configuration setting with respect to the area associated with at
least one of said plurality of said plurality of first means.

ZL01817112.5 Radio resource management A communication system, said system arranged to provide SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 7072663; China P.R.: ZL01817112.5; Brazil: PI0114497-9; Canada: 2423322; France: EP1325660;
communication coverage over an area, said system comprising a Germany: EP1325660; Great Britain: EP1325660; Italy: EP1325660; Japan: 4619621; Japan: 4671995; Russian
plurality of first means, each of said first means controlling at Federation: 2277762
least one parameter and/or configuration setting with respect to
an area smaller than said coverage area and second means for
receiving information from a plurality of said plurality of first
means and for controlling at least one parameter and/or
configuration setting with respect to the area associated with at
least one of said plurality of said plurality of first means.

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6975615 Data transmission method The invention relates to a method for transmitting data from a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; United States: 6975615; United States: 7139260; China P.R.: ZL99801086.3; Australia: 2003204581; Belgium:
and mobile telephone radio network subsystem to user equipment in a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1012995; France: EP1012995; Germany: EP1012995; Great Britain: EP1012995; Italy: EP1012995; Japan:
system telephone system, a radio network subsystem and user 4087316; Netherlands: EP1012995; Norway: 320212; Spain: EP1012995; Sweden: EP1012995
equipment. In the method, the radio network subsystem
transmits a dedicated control channel to the user equipment and
a dedicated traffic channel of variable data transmission rate to
the user equipment. During transmission, the radio network
subsystem spreads each channel with a spreading code, and the
spreading code used to spread the traffic channel is changed
according to the required data transmission rate. According to
the invention, each control channel frame indicates the spreading
code with which the corresponding traffic channel is spread when
transmitted.

7139260 Data transmission method The invention relates to a method for transmitting data from a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; United States: 6975615; United States: 7139260; China P.R.: ZL99801086.3; Australia: 2003204581; Belgium:
and mobile telephone radio network subsystem to user equipment in a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1012995; France: EP1012995; Germany: EP1012995; Great Britain: EP1012995; Italy: EP1012995; Japan:
system telephone system, a radio network subsystem and user 4087316; Netherlands: EP1012995; Norway: 320212; Spain: EP1012995; Sweden: EP1012995
equipment. In the method, the radio network subsystem
transmits a dedicated control channel to the user equipment and
a dedicated traffic channel of variable data transmission rate to
the user equipment. During transmission, the radio network
subsystem spreads each channel with a spreading code, and the
spreading code used to spread the traffic channel is changed
according to the required data transmission rate. According to
the invention, each control channel frame indicates the spreading
code with which the corresponding traffic channel is spread when
transmitted.

ZL99801086.3 Data transmission method The invention relates to a method for transmitting data from a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221; United States: 6975615; United States: 7139260; China P.R.: ZL99801086.3; Australia: 2003204581; Belgium:
and mobile telephone radio network subsystem to user equipment in a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1012995; France: EP1012995; Germany: EP1012995; Great Britain: EP1012995; Italy: EP1012995; Japan:
system telephone system, a radio network subsystem and user 4087316; Netherlands: EP1012995; Norway: 320212; Spain: EP1012995; Sweden: EP1012995
equipment. In the method, the radio network subsystem
transmits a dedicated control channel to the user equipment and
a dedicated traffic channel of variable data transmission rate to
the user equipment. During transmission, the radio network
subsystem spreads each channel with a spreading code, and the
spreading code used to spread the traffic channel is changed
according to the required data transmission rate. According to
the invention, each control channel frame indicates the spreading
code with which the corresponding traffic channel is spread when
transmitted.

7353015 Method and a device for The object of the invention is a method for erasing a notification SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.140; United States: 7353015
erasing a notification message in a terminal, which terminal communicates with a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 23.140;
message network over a radio interface. The method comprises storing a
specific first information in a system outside the terminal, and
transmitting a notification message to the terminal over said
radio interface as a sign of said storing. Said notification message
is stored in a memory of the terminal. The method comprises
contacting from the terminal a specific address for gaining access
to said first information and erasing said notification message
from the memory of the terminal in response to a specific
procedure relating to said contacting. The object of the invention
is also a terminal, which implements a method according to the
invention.

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7986660 Channel allocation for A communication system, said system arranged to provide SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 7986660; Austria: EP1325651; Belgium: EP1325651; Denmark: EP1325651; Finland: EP1325651;
communication system communication coverage over an area, said system comprising a France: EP1325651; Germany: EP1325651; Great Britain: EP1325651; Greece: EP1325651; Ireland: EP1325651;
plurality of first means, each of said first means controlling at Italy: EP1325651; Netherlands: EP1325651; Portugal: EP1325651; Russian Federation: 2260923; Spain: EP1325651;
least one parameter and/or configuration setting with respect to Sweden: EP1325651; Switzerland: EP1325651
an area smaller than said coverage area and second means for
receiving information from a plurality of said plurality of first
means and for controlling at least one parameter and/or
configuration setting with respect to the area associated with at
least one of said plurality of said plurality of first means.

7024194 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM A method for distributing timing information in a radio SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7024194; China P.R.: ZL99812647.0; Brazil: PI9913452-7; France: EP1112627; Germany: EP1112627;
communication system comprising: a network including a Great Britain: EP1112627; Italy: EP1112627; Japan: 4384358; Spain: EP1112627
plurality of base stations, each capable of transmitting and
receiving radio communication signals to and from a respective
coverage area, and including a first base station and one or more
neighboring base stations whose coverage areas neighbor the
coverage area of the first base station; and a first mobile station
capable of receiving signals from the first base station; the
method comprising: estimating the differences in timing between
those base stations; and transmitting indications of those
differences in timing to the first mobile station

ZL99812647.0 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM A method for distributing timing information in a radio SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7024194; China P.R.: ZL99812647.0; Brazil: PI9913452-7; France: EP1112627; Germany: EP1112627;
communication system comprising: a network including a Great Britain: EP1112627; Italy: EP1112627; Japan: 4384358; Spain: EP1112627
plurality of base stations, each capable of transmitting and
receiving radio communication signals to and from a respective
coverage area, and including a first base station and one or more
neighboring base stations whose coverage areas neighbor the
coverage area of the first base station; and a first mobile station
capable of receiving signals from the first base station; the
method comprising: estimating the differences in timing between
those base stations; and transmitting indications of those
differences in timing to the first mobile station

7542779 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM A communication system, said system arranged to provide SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 7542779; China P.R.: ZL01817113.3; France: EP1327370; Germany: EP1327370; Great Britain:
communication coverage over an area, said system comprising a EP1327370; Italy: EP1327370; Japan: 3874723; Spain: EP1327370
plurality of first means, each of said first means controlling at
least one parameter and/or configuration setting with respect to
an area smaller than said coverage area and second means for
receiving information from a plurality of said plurality of first
means and for controlling at least one parameter and/or
configuration setting with respect to the area associated with at
least one of said plurality of said plurality of first means.

ZL01817113.3 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM A communication system, said system arranged to provide SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 7542779; China P.R.: ZL01817113.3; France: EP1327370; Germany: EP1327370; Great Britain:
communication coverage over an area, said system comprising a EP1327370; Italy: EP1327370; Japan: 3874723; Spain: EP1327370
plurality of first means, each of said first means controlling at
least one parameter and/or configuration setting with respect to
an area smaller than said coverage area and second means for
receiving information from a plurality of said plurality of first
means and for controlling at least one parameter and/or
configuration setting with respect to the area associated with at
least one of said plurality of said plurality of first means.

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6493564 Power control method and A method and system for performing power control in a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 6493564
system in mobile communication network comprising at least one base station and
communication networks a network element connected to the base station, wherein a
reliability information is transmitted from the at least one base
station to the network element, the reliability information
defining a quality of a radio transmission between the at least
one base station and a mobile terminal. Based on the transmitted
reliability information, the network element determines a
variation of a target setpoint for power control and transmits a
power control command defining the variation of the target
setpoint to the at least one base station. Thereby, a bearer
specific controlling procedure can be performed and the signaling
of the procedure can be done via the user plane. This
implementation provides an outer loop power control having the
necessary flexibility to adapt its parameters to the bearer
characteristic of an actual connection.

7096021 Method for initiating in a The method according to the invention is intended to be applied SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7096021; China P.R.: ZL00809377.6; Austria: EP1180316; Brazil: PI0010959-2; Canada: 2374864;
terminal of a cellular in a situation where the power level of the signals transmitted by Finland: 112583; France: EP1180316; Germany: EP1180316; Great Britain: EP1180316; Italy: EP1180316; Japan:
network the measurement that mobile network to which the terminal is connected sink 4933099; Netherlands: EP1180316; Republic of Korea: 10-0469687; Spain: EP1180316; Sweden: EP1180316;
of power levels of signals below predetermined threshold levels. Then the terminal is Switzerland: EP1180316
and a terminal arranged to measure the power levels of signals transmitted by
the base stations of at least one second system. The method
according to the invention comprises advantageously steps in
which the cellular radio system at first transmits to the terminal
at least one threshold value. Then the terminal measures the
strength of the signal transmitted by at least one base station and
compares the measured signal strength with said threshold value.
If the signal strength of the received signal is lower than said
threshold value the transmission mode is changed to a mode
where the measurement of the signals of a second system can be
performed. A terminal according to the invention comprises
advantageously means with which the steps of the method
presented above can be performed.

ZL00809377.6 A method for initiating in a The method according to the invention is intended to be applied SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 7096021; China P.R.: ZL00809377.6; Austria: EP1180316; Brazil: PI0010959-2; Canada: 2374864;
terminal of a cellular in a situation where the power level of the signals transmitted by Finland: 112583; France: EP1180316; Germany: EP1180316; Great Britain: EP1180316; Italy: EP1180316; Japan:
network the measurement that mobile network to which the terminal is connected sink 4933099; Netherlands: EP1180316; Republic of Korea: 10-0469687; Spain: EP1180316; Sweden: EP1180316;
of power levels of signals below predetermined threshold levels. Then the terminal is Switzerland: EP1180316
and a terminal arranged to measure the power levels of signals transmitted by
the base stations of at least one second system. The method
according to the invention comprises advantageously steps in
which the cellular radio system at first transmits to the terminal
at least one threshold value. Then the terminal measures the
strength of the signal transmitted by at least one base station and
compares the measured signal strength with said threshold value.
If the signal strength of the received signal is lower than said
threshold value the transmission mode is changed to a mode
where the measurement of the signals of a second system can be
performed. A terminal according to the invention comprises
advantageously means with which the steps of the method
presented above can be performed.

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6771964 Handover between wireless A method and a wireless telecommunication system of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 43.318; United States: 6771964; China P.R.: ZL00814585.7; Brazil: PI0014248-4; Canada: 2385656; France: EP1214855;
telecommunication performing network-assisted handover of calls between a serving SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; Germany: EP1214855; Great Britain: EP1214855; Italy: EP1214855; Japan: 3694265; Netherlands: EP1214855;
networks/systems network and another wireless network that employs SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.413; Republic of Korea: 10-0728097
communication protocols different from those of the serving
network. A message is sent from a mobile station of a user to the
serving wireless network, which includes an indication that the
mobile station is capable of communicating with the neighboring
wireless network. Information relating to the communication
characteristics of the neighboring wireless network is also sent
from the serving wireless network to the mobile station. Using
the information relating to the communication characteristics of
the neighboring wireless network, the mobile station receives
radio signals from the neighboring wireless network. The quality
of the radio signals between the mobile station and the
neighboring wireless network is measured. The serving wireless
network sends a message to the neighboring wireless network to
request a handover of the communication transaction when the
quality of the radio signals between the neighboring wireless
network and the mobile station meets a predetermined minimum
threshold. Then a handover of the communication transaction
from the serving wireless network to the neighboring wireless
network is executed after the neighboring wireless network has
established a communication channel for the mobile station
pursuant to the handover request.

ZL00814585.7 Handover between wireless A method and a wireless telecommunication system of SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 43.318; United States: 6771964; China P.R.: ZL00814585.7; Brazil: PI0014248-4; Canada: 2385656; France: EP1214855;
telecommunication performing network-assisted handover of calls between a serving SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; Germany: EP1214855; Great Britain: EP1214855; Italy: EP1214855; Japan: 3694265; Netherlands: EP1214855;
networks/systems network and another wireless network that employs SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.413; Republic of Korea: 10-0728097
communication protocols different from those of the serving
network. A message is sent from a mobile station of a user to the
serving wireless network, which includes an indication that the
mobile station is capable of communicating with the neighboring
wireless network. Information relating to the communication
characteristics of the neighboring wireless network is also sent
from the serving wireless network to the mobile station. Using
the information relating to the communication characteristics of
the neighboring wireless network, the mobile station receives
radio signals from the neighboring wireless network. The quality
of the radio signals between the mobile station and the
neighboring wireless network is measured. The serving wireless
network sends a message to the neighboring wireless network to
request a handover of the communication transaction when the
quality of the radio signals between the neighboring wireless
network and the mobile station meets a predetermined minimum
threshold. Then a handover of the communication transaction
from the serving wireless network to the neighboring wireless
network is executed after the neighboring wireless network has
established a communication channel for the mobile station
pursuant to the handover request.

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20020089957 Random access control The present invention relates to a method and system for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 20020089957; China P.R.: ZL99816656.1; Brazil: PI9917317-4; Canada: 2374854; France: EP1188344;
method and system performing a random access operation between a mobile station Germany: EP1188344; Great Britain: EP1188344; Italy: EP1188344; Japan: 3928777; Japan: 4611965; Netherlands:
and a network element such as a base transceiver station (10), EP1188344; Spain: EP1188344; Sweden: EP1188344
wherein allowed access slots for random access channels are
defined by the network and are signaled to the mobile station
(20). The definition of the allowed access slots is performed on
the basis of a parameter set by the base transceiver station (10)
and transmitted to the mobile station (20) which determines the
allowed access slots based on the parameter. Thus, the number
of allowed access slots can be defined by the network and can be
changed dynamically based on the random access messaging load
and the hardware requirements.

ZL99816656.1 Random access control The present invention relates to a method and system for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; United States: 20020089957; China P.R.: ZL99816656.1; Brazil: PI9917317-4; Canada: 2374854; France: EP1188344;
method and system performing a random access operation between a mobile station Germany: EP1188344; Great Britain: EP1188344; Italy: EP1188344; Japan: 3928777; Japan: 4611965; Netherlands:
and a network element such as a base transceiver station (10), EP1188344; Spain: EP1188344; Sweden: EP1188344
wherein allowed access slots for random access channels are
defined by the network and are signaled to the mobile station
(20). The definition of the allowed access slots is performed on
the basis of a parameter set by the base transceiver station (10)
and transmitted to the mobile station (20) which determines the
allowed access slots based on the parameter. Thus, the number
of allowed access slots can be defined by the network and can be
changed dynamically based on the random access messaging load
and the hardware requirements.

7246242 Integrity protection method The invention is directed to a method for checking the integrity of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 33.102; United States: 7246242; China P.R.: ZL00807372.4; Brazil: PI0010408-6; Canada: 2371365; France: EP1180315;
for radio network signaling messages between a mobile station and the cellular network. Germany: EP1180315; Great Britain: EP1180315; India: 226997; Italy: EP1180315; Spain: EP1180315
Two time-varying parameters are used in MAC calculation, one of
which is generated by the mobile station, and the other by the
network. The parameter specified by the network is used in one
session only, and is transmitted to the mobile station in the
beginning of the connection. The parameter specified by the
mobile station is stored in the mobile station between
connections in order to allow the mobile station to use a different
parameter in the next connection. The parameter specified by the
mobile station is transmitted to the network in the beginning of
the connection.

ZL00807372.4 Integrity protection method The invention is directed to a method for checking the integrity of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 33.102; United States: 7246242; China P.R.: ZL00807372.4; Brazil: PI0010408-6; Canada: 2371365; France: EP1180315;
for radio network signaling messages between a mobile station and the cellular network. Germany: EP1180315; Great Britain: EP1180315; India: 226997; Italy: EP1180315; Spain: EP1180315
Two time-varying parameters are used in MAC calculation, one of
which is generated by the mobile station, and the other by the
network. The parameter specified by the network is used in one
session only, and is transmitted to the mobile station in the
beginning of the connection. The parameter specified by the
mobile station is stored in the mobile station between
connections in order to allow the mobile station to use a different
parameter in the next connection. The parameter specified by the
mobile station is transmitted to the network in the beginning of
the connection.

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20110110296 Data and control Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate defining SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20110110296; China P.R.: ZL201080019448.8; European Patent Convention: EP2428083; India:
multiplexing in wireless a new control 7786/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5485378; Republic of Korea: 10-1357709; Taiwan: I405488
communications region over resources allocated for communicating general non-
control data in a legacy
network specification. The new control region can comprise
multiple control channels,
which can be multiplexed together and/or with general data
channels. Devices can
receive control data over the new control region as well as
information regarding the
region, such as location of the region, location of specific
resources, multiplexing
schemes, frequency hopping patterns, and/or the like to
appropriately decode relevant
control data. This allows for expanded control resources to
support multicarrier
assignments, large numbers of devices being addressed, special
operation modes, new
downlink control information (DCI) formats, and/or the like.

ZL201080019448.8 Data and control Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate defining SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20110110296; China P.R.: ZL201080019448.8; European Patent Convention: EP2428083; India:
multiplexing in wireless a new control 7786/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5485378; Republic of Korea: 10-1357709; Taiwan: I405488
communications region over resources allocated for communicating general non-
control data in a legacy
network specification. The new control region can comprise
multiple control channels,
which can be multiplexed together and/or with general data
channels. Devices can
receive control data over the new control region as well as
information regarding the
region, such as location of the region, location of specific
resources, multiplexing
schemes, frequency hopping patterns, and/or the like to
appropriately decode relevant
control data. This allows for expanded control resources to
support multicarrier
assignments, large numbers of devices being addressed, special
operation modes, new
downlink control information (DCI) formats, and/or the like.

8325638 Performing packet flow Policy and charging control (PCC) is a framework within a Third or SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8325638; United States: 8582480; China P.R.: CN102246547; European Patent Convention:
optimization with policy and Fourth Generation (3G/4G) network that allows operators to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.203; EP2356835; India: 3457/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5611973; Japan: 5788545; Republic of Korea: 10-1287517; Taiwan:
charging control authorize and enforce policy, Quality of Service (QoS), and I411329
charging control over communication sessions by mobile devices.
PCC mechanism is used to determine the type QoS based on a
request received from a User Equipment (UE) or network. PCC is
one important element within System Architecture Evolution
(SAE) architecture to allow the network to perform policy and
charging control. A mechanism is provided so that PCC can allow
packet flow optimization. Thereby, the network can detect
Internet Protocol (IP) flows based on operator defined criteria
and can perform policy and QoS control.

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8582480 Performing packet flow Policy and charging control (PCC) is a framework within a Third or SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8325638; United States: 8582480; China P.R.: CN102246547; European Patent Convention:
optimization with policy and Fourth Generation (3G/4G) network that allows operators to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.203; EP2356835; India: 3457/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5611973; Japan: 5788545; Republic of Korea: 10-1287517; Taiwan:
charging control authorize and enforce policy, Quality of Service (QoS), and I411329
charging control over communication sessions by mobile devices.
PCC mechanism is used to determine the type QoS based on a
request received from a User Equipment (UE) or network. PCC is
one important element within System Architecture Evolution
(SAE) architecture to allow the network to perform policy and
charging control. A mechanism is provided so that PCC can allow
packet flow optimization. Thereby, the network can detect
Internet Protocol (IP) flows based on operator defined criteria
and can perform policy and QoS control.

CN102246547 Performing packet flow Policy and charging control (PCC) is a framework within a Third or SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 8325638; United States: 8582480; China P.R.: CN102246547; European Patent Convention:
optimization with policy and Fourth Generation (3G/4G) network that allows operators to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.203; EP2356835; India: 3457/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5611973; Japan: 5788545; Republic of Korea: 10-1287517; Taiwan:
charging control authorize and enforce policy, Quality of Service (QoS), and I411329
charging control over communication sessions by mobile devices.
PCC mechanism is used to determine the type QoS based on a
request received from a User Equipment (UE) or network. PCC is
one important element within System Architecture Evolution
(SAE) architecture to allow the network to perform policy and
charging control. A mechanism is provided so that PCC can allow
packet flow optimization. Thereby, the network can detect
Internet Protocol (IP) flows based on operator defined criteria
and can perform policy and QoS control.

Policy and charging control (PCC) policy is, quality of service (QoS)
and charging control the third generation or fourth generation
(3G/4G) network architecture, which allows operator
authorization and enhance the communication session of the
mobile device.PCC mechanism for determining the QoS class
based on the request received from the user equipment (UE) or
network.PCC is an important element in the system architecture
evolution (SAE), for allowing network executes strategy and
charging control.Providing a mechanism that PCC may allow
packet flow optimization.Thereby, network can be detected
internet protocol (IP) flow and can perform policy and QoS control
based on the standard defined by the operator.

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8520632 Method and apparatus for Systems and methodologies are described herein that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8520632; China P.R.: ZL200980152054.7; European Patent Convention: EP2382819; India:
synchronization during a synchronization 3831/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5551182; Japan: 5819464; Republic of Korea: 10-1360930; Republic of Korea: 10-
handover failure in a wireless of Node B-ordered parameters, such as discontinuous 1360931; Republic of Korea: 10-1360924; Taiwan: I498022
communication system transmission
(DTX)/discontinuous reception (DRX) status, following a handover
failure and/or other
suitable triggering events. As described herein, upon failure of a
handover from a
source Node B to a target Node B, a mobile device can return to
the source Node B and
synchronize with the source Node B with respect to DTX/DRX
status and/or other Node
B-ordered parameters. DTX/DRX synchronization can be
performed by setting
DTX/DRX status to a default state, a last DTX/DRX state utilized
prior to initiation of
the failed handover, or the like. Identification of the last DTX/DRX
state can be
conducted as described herein according to an analysis of
respective orders
communicated by the source Node B in relation to respective
time intervals following
initiation of the failed handover
ZL200980152054.7 Method and apparatus for Systems and methodologies are described herein that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8520632; China P.R.: ZL200980152054.7; European Patent Convention: EP2382819; India:
synchronization during a synchronization 3831/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5551182; Japan: 5819464; Republic of Korea: 10-1360930; Republic of Korea: 10-
handover failure in a wireless of Node B-ordered parameters, such as discontinuous 1360931; Republic of Korea: 10-1360924; Taiwan: I498022
communication system transmission
(DTX)/discontinuous reception (DRX) status, following a handover
failure and/or other
suitable triggering events. As described herein, upon failure of a
handover from a
source Node B to a target Node B, a mobile device can return to
the source Node B and
synchronize with the source Node B with respect to DTX/DRX
status and/or other Node
B-ordered parameters. DTX/DRX synchronization can be
performed by setting
DTX/DRX status to a default state, a last DTX/DRX state utilized
prior to initiation of
the failed handover, or the like. Identification of the last DTX/DRX
state can be
conducted as described herein according to an analysis of
respective orders
communicated by the source Node B in relation to respective
time intervals following
initiation of the failed handover.
8942204 Access point handover One or more nodes in a network provide access control for an in- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8942204; China P.R.: CN102265672; European Patent Convention: EP2377346; India:
control based on closed bound SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; 4366/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5745118
subscriber group handover of an access terminal to a closed subscriber group. For SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467;
subscription information example, at least one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.469;
of a source access point, a network node, or a target access point
may determine
whether handover is allowed based on whether a closed
subscriber group identifier of
the target access point is listed in closed subscriber group
subscription information for
the access terminal.

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CN102265672 Access point handover One or more nodes in a network provide access control for an in- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8942204; China P.R.: CN102265672; European Patent Convention: EP2377346; India:
control based on closed bound SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; 4366/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5745118
subscriber group handover of an access terminal to a closed subscriber group. For SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467;
subscription information example, at least one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.469;
of a source access point, a network node, or a target access point
may determine
whether handover is allowed based on whether a closed
subscriber group identifier of
the target access point is listed in closed subscriber group
subscription information for
the access terminal.
20100157944 Handover control based on One or more nodes in a network provide access control for an in- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20100157944; China P.R.: CN102265671; European Patent Convention: EP2377347; India:
closed subscriber group bound SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; 4346/CHENP/2011; Japan: 2013-138460; Republic of Korea: 10-1290188; Taiwan: I399106
subscription information handover of an access terminal to a closed subscriber group. For SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467;
example, at least one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.469;
of a source access point, a network node, or a target access point
may determine
whether handover is allowed based on whether a closed
subscriber group identifier of
the target access point is listed in closed subscriber group
subscription information for
the access terminal.
CN102265671 Handover control based on One or more nodes in a network provide access control for an in- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20100157944; China P.R.: CN102265671; European Patent Convention: EP2377347; India:
closed subscriber group bound SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413; 4346/CHENP/2011; Japan: 2013-138460; Republic of Korea: 10-1290188; Taiwan: I399106
subscription information handover of an access terminal to a closed subscriber group. For SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.467;
example, at least one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.469;
of a source access point, a network node, or a target access point
may determine
whether handover is allowed based on whether a closed
subscriber group identifier of
the target access point is listed in closed subscriber group
subscription information for
the access terminal.
8594155 Multi-carrier transmitter Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 8594155; China P.R.: ZL201080003994.2; Germany: EP2384570; Great Britain: EP2384570; India:
design on adjacent carriers in synthesizing a single baseband waveform from digital signals 3955/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5456790; Republic of Korea: 10-1271579
a single frequency band on related to multiple carriers. Digital signals can be received relating
the uplink in W-CDMA/HSPA to a plurality of carriers. The digital signals can result from
spreading data symbols from transport blocks to create chip
sequences, which can additionally be pulse shaped. The digital
signals can be rotated in a positive or negative direction, such as
according to a complex sinusoid or a negative representation
thereof. The rotated signals can be combined or added to
generate a single baseband waveform. The single baseband
waveform can be converted to an analog signal, which can be up-
converted and centered at a plurality of frequency carriers, which
can be adjacent, assigned for transmitting the signal. In addition,
optimizations can be provided to ensure threshold power ratio
over the plurality of carriers for effectively transmitting jointly
encoded signals.

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ZL201080003994.2 Multi-carrier transmission Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 8594155; China P.R.: ZL201080003994.2; Germany: EP2384570; Great Britain: EP2384570; India:
over a single frequency band synthesizing a single baseband waveform from digital signals 3955/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5456790; Republic of Korea: 10-1271579
related to multiple carriers. Digital signals can be received relating
to a plurality of carriers. The digital signals can result from
spreading data symbols from transport blocks to create chip
sequences, which can additionally be pulse shaped. The digital
signals can be rotated in a positive or negative direction, such as
according to a complex sinusoid or a negative representation
thereof. The rotated signals can be combined or added to
generate a single baseband waveform. The single baseband
waveform can be converted to an analog signal, which can be up-
converted and centered at a plurality of frequency carriers, which
can be adjacent, assigned for transmitting the signal. In addition,
optimizations can be provided to ensure threshold power ratio
over the plurality of carriers for effectively transmitting jointly
encoded signals.

8737374 System and method for Systems and methods for packet acknowledgement are disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8737374; United States: 9204430; China P.R.: ZL201080004058.3; European Patent Convention:
packet acknowledgment In one embodiment, codewords are redundantly used in order to EP2485424; Germany: EP2386153; Great Britain: EP2386153; India: 3954/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5536101; Japan:
decrease the total number of bits required for feeding back 5706014
acknowledgment information or in order to increase the
Euclidean space between codewords.

9204430 System and method for Systems and methods for packet acknowledgement are disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8737374; United States: 9204430; China P.R.: ZL201080004058.3; European Patent Convention:
packet acknowledgment In one embodiment, codewords are redundantly used in order to EP2485424; Germany: EP2386153; Great Britain: EP2386153; India: 3954/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5536101; Japan:
decrease the total number of bits required for feeding back 5706014
acknowledgment information or in order to increase the
Euclidean space between codewords.

ZL201080004058.3 System and method for Systems and methods for packet acknowledgement are disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8737374; United States: 9204430; China P.R.: ZL201080004058.3; European Patent Convention:
packet acknowledgment In one embodiment, codewords are redundantly used in order to EP2485424; Germany: EP2386153; Great Britain: EP2386153; India: 3954/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5536101; Japan:
using an acknowledgment decrease the total number of bits required for feeding back 5706014
codebook acknowledgment information or in order to increase the
Euclidean space between codewords.

8565170 Method and apparatus for Techniques for scheduling data transmission on multiple carriers SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8565170; China P.R.: ZL201080004466.9; France: EP2387858; Germany: EP2387858; Great Britain:
scheduling data transmission in a wireless communication system are described. In one design, EP2387858; India: 4174/CHENP/2011; Italy: EP2387858; Japan: 5313365; Republic of Korea: 10-1267364; Spain:
on multiple carriers a scheduler may receive requested power headrooms for multiple EP2387858; Taiwan: I411340
carriers from a user equipment (UE), one requested power
headroom for each carrier. Each requested power headroom may
be indicative of transmit power usable by the UE for transmission
on an associated carrier. The scheduler may also receive queue
information indicative of data to transmit by the UE. The
scheduler may redistribute the requested power headrooms
across the multiple carriers (e.g., based on water filling or greedy
filling) to obtain redistributed power headrooms for the multiple
carriers. The scheduler may schedule the UE for data transmission
on the uplink based on the redistributed power headrooms and
the queue information. The scheduler may obtain and send at
least one granted power headroom for at least one carrier to the
UE.

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ZL201080004466.9 Method and apparatus for Techniques for scheduling data transmission on multiple carriers SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8565170; China P.R.: ZL201080004466.9; France: EP2387858; Germany: EP2387858; Great Britain:
scheduling data transmission in a wireless communication system are described. In one design, EP2387858; India: 4174/CHENP/2011; Italy: EP2387858; Japan: 5313365; Republic of Korea: 10-1267364; Spain:
on multiple carriers a scheduler may receive requested power headrooms for multiple EP2387858; Taiwan: I411340
carriers from a user equipment (UE), one requested power
headroom for each carrier. Each requested power headroom may
be indicative of transmit power usable by the UE for transmission
on an associated carrier. The scheduler may also receive queue
information indicative of data to transmit by the UE. The
scheduler may redistribute the requested power headrooms
across the multiple carriers (e.g., based on water filling or greedy
filling) to obtain redistributed power headrooms for the multiple
carriers. The scheduler may schedule the UE for data transmission
on the uplink based on the redistributed power headrooms and
the queue information. The scheduler may obtain and send at
least one granted power headroom for at least one carrier to the
UE.

8731551 CSG membership indication Problems caused by interaction between paging optimization and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.008; United States: 8731551; Japan: 5270009; Republic of Korea: 10-1321088
synchronizing CSG information are mitigated by setting a network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060;
indication indicating, for example, that a subscriber is no longer a
member of a CSG, but the network has not yet received
confirmation that an access terminal associated with the
subscriber has been informed of this. A timer-based scheme may
be employed for removing a CSG ID from the subscriber
information for a subscriber once it is determined that the
subscriber is no longer a member of the CSG. In addition, a
temporary member of a CSG may determine whether it is still a
member of a CSG upon expiration of a CSG timer. Also, the
frequency with which an access terminal registers may be
changed based on various criteria. Furthermore, an allowed CSG
list may be selectively included in a page message depending on
the destination of the page message.

8520594 SELECTIVELY INCLUDING Problems caused by interaction between paging optimization and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.008; United States: 8520594
ALLOWED CLOSED synchronizing CSG information are mitigated by setting a network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060;
SUBSCRIBER GROUP LIST IN indication indicating, for example, that a subscriber is no longer a
PAGE MESSAGE member of a CSG, but the network has not yet received
confirmation that an access terminal associated with the
subscriber has been informed of this. A timer-based scheme may
be employed for removing a CSG ID from the subscriber
information for a subscriber once it is determined that the
subscriber is no longer a member of the CSG. In addition, a
temporary member of a CSG may determine whether it is still a
member of a CSG upon expiration of a CSG timer. Also, the
frequency with which an access terminal registers may be
changed based on various criteria. Furthermore, an allowed CSG
list may be selectively included in a page message depending on
the destination of the page message.

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9204365 Controlling whether a An access point sends an indication or message to a network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 9204365; China P.R.: CN102301791; European Patent Convention: EP2392171; India:
network entity performs entity to indicate whether the network entity is to perform access 4851/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5661910; Japan: 2015-084549
access control based on an control for an access terminal. In some implementations the
indication from an access indication/message may comprise an explicit indication of
point whether or not that network entity is to perform the access
control. In some implementations, the inclusion of information
(e.g., a CSG identifier) in the message or the exclusion of
information from the message indicates whether the network
entity is to perform the access control.

CN102301791 Controlling whether a An access point sends an indication or message to a network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 9204365; China P.R.: CN102301791; European Patent Convention: EP2392171; India:
network entity performs entity to indicate whether the network entity is to perform access 4851/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5661910; Japan: 2015-084549
access control based on an control for an access terminal. In some implementations the
indication from an access indication/message may comprise an explicit indication of
point whether or not that network entity is to perform the access
control. In some implementations, the inclusion of information
(e.g., a CSG identifier) in the message or the exclusion of
information from the message indicates whether the network
entity is to perform the access control.

9148786 Inclusion/exclusion An access point sends an indication or message to a network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 9148786; China P.R.: ZL201080006199.9; India: 4852/CHENP/2011
messaging scheme for entity to indicate whether the network entity is to perform access
indicating whether a control for an access terminal. In some implementations the
network entity performs indication/message may comprise an explicit indication of
access control whether or not that network entity is to perform the access
control. In some implementations, the inclusion of information
(e.g., a CSG identifier) in the message or the exclusion of
information from the message indicates whether the network
entity is to perform the access control.

ZL201080006199.9 Inclusion/exclusion An access point sends an indication or message to a network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.413; United States: 9148786; China P.R.: ZL201080006199.9; India: 4852/CHENP/2011
messaging scheme for entity to indicate whether the network entity is to perform access
indicating whether a control for an access terminal. In some implementations the
network entity performs indication/message may comprise an explicit indication of
access control whether or not that network entity is to perform the access
control. In some implementations, the inclusion of information
(e.g., a CSG identifier) in the message or the exclusion of
information from the message indicates whether the network
entity is to perform the access control.

8547860 Uplink carrier allocation This innovation relates to systems and methods for multiple SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8547860; China P.R.: ZL201080006556.1; European Patent Convention: EP2394480; India:
carrier allocation in wireless communication networks, and more 5130/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5274675; Republic of Korea: 10-1253531
particularly to allocation and/or de-allocation of one or multiple
carriers on the uplink to a high-speed uplink packet access user. A
radio network controller can allocate uplink carriers to users
based on a plurality of criteria, including but not limited to
network loading, channel conditions, and so forth. The allocation
messages can be transmitted to the user via layer three messages
or layer one signaling.

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allocation in wireless carrier allocation in wireless communication networks, and more 5130/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5274675; Republic of Korea: 10-1253531
communication networks particularly to allocation and/or de-allocation of one or multiple
carriers on the uplink to a high-speed uplink packet access user. A
radio network controller can allocate uplink carriers to users
based on a plurality of criteria, including but not limited to
network loading, channel conditions, and so forth. The allocation
messages can be transmitted to the user via layer three messages
or layer one signaling.

8521207 Closed-loop power control in A method for wireless communications is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8521207; China P.R.: ZL201080006269.0; Austria: EP2394473; Belgium: EP2394473; Brazil:
multi-carrier high-speed includes applying independent power controls to two or more PI1008195-0; Canada: 2750204; Denmark: EP2394473; Finland: EP2394473; France: EP2394473; Germany:
uplink packet access carriers from a set of high speed packet access signals. The EP2394473; Great Britain: EP2394473; Greece: EP2394473; Hong Kong: HK1161490; Hungary: EP2394473; India:
method includes monitoring power across the two or more 5132/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: IDP000035889; Ireland: EP2394473; Italy: EP2394473; Japan: 5726762; Malaysia: PI
carriers to determine power levels for the set of high speed 2011003283; Netherlands: EP2394473; Norway: EP2394473; Philippines: WO2010091422; Poland: EP2394473;
packet access signals. The method also includes automatically Portugal: EP2394473; Republic of Korea: 10-1284107; Romania: EP2394473; Russian Federation: 2479162; South
adjusting at least one of the independent power controls in view Africa: 2011/06204; Spain: EP2394473; Sweden: EP2394473; Switzerland: EP2394473; United Arab Emirates:
of the determined power levels for the set of high speed packet 791/2011
access signals.

ZL201080006269.0 Closed-loop power control in A method for wireless communications is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8521207; China P.R.: ZL201080006269.0; Austria: EP2394473; Belgium: EP2394473; Brazil:
multi-carrier high-speed includes applying independent power controls to two or more PI1008195-0; Canada: 2750204; Denmark: EP2394473; Finland: EP2394473; France: EP2394473; Germany:
uplink packet access carriers from a set of high speed packet access signals. The EP2394473; Great Britain: EP2394473; Greece: EP2394473; Hong Kong: HK1161490; Hungary: EP2394473; India:
method includes monitoring power across the two or more 5132/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: IDP000035889; Ireland: EP2394473; Italy: EP2394473; Japan: 5726762; Malaysia: PI
carriers to determine power levels for the set of high speed 2011003283; Netherlands: EP2394473; Norway: EP2394473; Philippines: WO2010091422; Poland: EP2394473;
packet access signals. The method also includes automatically Portugal: EP2394473; Republic of Korea: 10-1284107; Romania: EP2394473; Russian Federation: 2479162; South
adjusting at least one of the independent power controls in view Africa: 2011/06204; Spain: EP2394473; Sweden: EP2394473; Switzerland: EP2394473; United Arab Emirates:
of the determined power levels for the set of high speed packet 791/2011
access signals.

8842613 Power allocation in multi- Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate split a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8842613; China P.R.: ZL201080006892.6; Belgium: EP2394471; France: EP2394471; Germany:
carrier enhanced uplink common total power resource among a plurality of carriers. A EP2394471; Great Britain: EP2394471; Hungary: EP2394471; India: 5134/CHENP/2011; Ireland: EP2394471; Italy:
power distribution scheme can be employed jointly across the EP2394471; Japan: 5689077; Netherlands: EP2394471; Republic of Korea: 10-1284103; Spain: EP2394471;
plurality of carriers to determine an amount of power to allocate Switzerland: EP2394471
to respective carriers. Based upon an amount of power allocated,
a packet format can be selected for each carrier based upon the
amount of power allocated to the carrier and/or a serving grant
associated with the carrier.

ZL201080006892.6 Power allocation in multi- Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate split a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8842613; China P.R.: ZL201080006892.6; Belgium: EP2394471; France: EP2394471; Germany:
carrier enhanced uplink common total power resource among a plurality of carriers. A EP2394471; Great Britain: EP2394471; Hungary: EP2394471; India: 5134/CHENP/2011; Ireland: EP2394471; Italy:
power distribution scheme can be employed jointly across the EP2394471; Japan: 5689077; Netherlands: EP2394471; Republic of Korea: 10-1284103; Spain: EP2394471;
plurality of carriers to determine an amount of power to allocate Switzerland: EP2394471
to respective carriers. Based upon an amount of power allocated,
a packet format can be selected for each carrier based upon the
amount of power allocated to the carrier and/or a serving grant
associated with the carrier.

8457056 Non-scheduled grants in Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate split a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8457056; China P.R.: ZL201080006891.1; European Patent Convention: EP2394406; India:
multi-carrier enhanced common total power resource among a plurality of carriers. A 5135/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5526151; Republic of Korea: 10-1284094
uplink power distribution scheme can be employed jointly across the
plurality of carriers to determine an amount of power to allocate
to respective carriers. Based upon an amount of power allocated,
a packet format can be selected for each carrier based upon the
amount of power allocated to the carrier and/or a serving grant
associated with the carrier.

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multi-carrier enhanced common total power resource among a plurality of carriers. A 5135/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5526151; Republic of Korea: 10-1284094
uplink power distribution scheme can be employed jointly across the
plurality of carriers to determine an amount of power to allocate
to respective carriers. Based upon an amount of power allocated,
a packet format can be selected for each carrier based upon the
amount of power allocated to the carrier and/or a serving grant
associated with the carrier.

20100202407 Method and apparatus for Techniques for maintaining location continuity for a user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE EPS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.271; United States: 20100202407; United States: 20150341828; China P.R.: ZL201080007907.0; European Patent
maintaining location equipment (UE) following handover are described. The UE Convention: EP2394447; European Patent Convention: EP2503823; European Patent Convention: EP2503824;
continuity for a UE following communicates with a first radio access network (RAN) and is India: 1663/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 5628210; Japan: 5539570; Japan: 2014-222900; Japan: 2015-240302; Republic
handover served by a source serving node and a source location server prior of Korea: 10-1398052; Republic of Korea: 10-1461582; Taiwan: I462610
to handover. The UE communicates with a second RAN and is
served by a target serving node and a target location server after
the handover. In an aspect, location continuity may be
maintained for the UE by transferring an identity of the target
serving node to a location server during handover of the UE. In
one design, the target serving node sends its identity to the
target location server, which updates a Location and Routing
Function (LRF) serving the UE. In another design, for handover
from packet-switched domain to circuit-switched domain, the
source serving node sends the target serving node identity to the
source location server, which updates the LRF.

20150341828 Method and apparatus for Techniques for maintaining location continuity for a user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE EPS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.271; United States: 20100202407; United States: 20150341828; China P.R.: ZL201080007907.0; European Patent
maintaining location equipment (UE) following handover are described. The UE Convention: EP2394447; European Patent Convention: EP2503823; European Patent Convention: EP2503824;
continuity for a UE following communicates with a first radio access network (RAN) and is India: 1663/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 5628210; Japan: 5539570; Japan: 2014-222900; Japan: 2015-240302; Republic
handover served by a source serving node and a source location server prior of Korea: 10-1398052; Republic of Korea: 10-1461582; Taiwan: I462610
to handover. The UE communicates with a second RAN and is
served by a target serving node and a target location server after
the handover. In an aspect, location continuity may be
maintained for the UE by transferring an identity of the target
serving node to a location server during handover of the UE. In
one design, the target serving node sends its identity to the
target location server, which updates a Location and Routing
Function (LRF) serving the UE. In another design, for handover
from packet-switched domain to circuit-switched domain, the
source serving node sends the target serving node identity to the
source location server, which updates the LRF.

ZL201080007907.0 Method and apparatus for Techniques for maintaining location continuity for a user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE EPS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.271; United States: 20100202407; United States: 20150341828; China P.R.: ZL201080007907.0; European Patent
maintaining location equipment (UE) following handover are described. The UE Convention: EP2394447; European Patent Convention: EP2503823; European Patent Convention: EP2503824;
continuity for a UE following communicates with a first radio access network (RAN) and is India: 1663/MUMNP/2011; Japan: 5628210; Japan: 5539570; Japan: 2014-222900; Japan: 2015-240302; Republic
handover served by a source serving node and a source location server prior of Korea: 10-1398052; Republic of Korea: 10-1461582; Taiwan: I462610
to handover. The UE communicates with a second RAN and is
served by a target serving node and a target location server after
the handover. In an aspect, location continuity may be
maintained for the UE by transferring an identity of the target
serving node to a location server during handover of the UE. In
one design, the target serving node sends its identity to the
target location server, which updates a Location and Routing
Function (LRF) serving the UE. In another design, for handover
from packet-switched domain to circuit-switched domain, the
source serving node sends the target serving node identity to the
source location server, which updates the LRF.

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8571550 Managing access control to Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8571550; China P.R.: ZL201080007127.6; France: EP2394449; Germany: EP2394449; Great Britain:
closed subscriber groups managing access control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; EP2394449; India: 5192/CHENP/2011; Italy: EP2394449; Japan: 5442773; Republic of Korea: 10-1331503; Spain:
to Closed Subscriber Groups (CSGs) in a wireless communication EP2394449; Taiwan: I412289
environment. A user
equipment (UE) can store an operator CSG list, which can be read
only and controlled
by an operator. Further, the operator CSG list can lack
synchronization to a CSG
subscription for the UE retained in the network. Thus, upon
selecting to access a CSG
cell associated with a CSG with a corresponding CSG Identifier (ID)
included in the
operator CSG list of the UE, a reject message that indicates that
the UE lacks
authorization for the CSG can be received. Moreover, the CSG ID
can be stored as a
forbidden CSG ID of the UE in a set of forbidden CSG IDs in
response to receipt of the
reject message when the CSG ID is included in the operator CSG
list
ZL201080007127.6 Managing access control to Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8571550; China P.R.: ZL201080007127.6; France: EP2394449; Germany: EP2394449; Great Britain:
closed subscriber groups managing access control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; EP2394449; India: 5192/CHENP/2011; Italy: EP2394449; Japan: 5442773; Republic of Korea: 10-1331503; Spain:
to Closed Subscriber Groups (CSGs) in a wireless communication EP2394449; Taiwan: I412289
environment. A user
equipment (UE) can store an operator CSG list, which can be read
only and controlled
by an operator. Further, the operator CSG list can lack
synchronization to a CSG
subscription for the UE retained in the network. Thus, upon
selecting to access a CSG
cell associated with a CSG with a corresponding CSG Identifier (ID)
included in the
operator CSG list of the UE, a reject message that indicates that
the UE lacks
authorization for the CSG can be received. Moreover, the CSG ID
can be stored as a
forbidden CSG ID of the UE in a set of forbidden CSG IDs in
response to receipt of the
reject message when the CSG ID is included in the operator CSG
list.
8787362 Fall back using mobile device Fall back using mobile device assisted terminating access domain SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.292; United States: 8787362; China P.R.: ZL201080022578.7; European Patent Convention: EP2415230; India:
assisted terminating access selection is provided. A network entity forwards an invitation to a 7128/CHENP/2011; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0128435; Russian Federation: 2518414; South Africa: 2011/07953;
domain selection session to a mobile device. Session has packet switched bearers Ukraine: 103376
for media. Mobile device replies with a rejection of the invitation
and a request for network entity to hold the session. Rejection is
based on mobile device determining circuit switched bearers
should be utilized. Mobile device sends a circuit switched call and
network entity correlates the circuit switched call with the
session. A dialog is set up over circuit switched domain bearers
and Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem bearers.

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ZL201080022578.7 Fall back using mobile device Fall back using mobile device assisted terminating access domain SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.292; United States: 8787362; China P.R.: ZL201080022578.7; European Patent Convention: EP2415230; India:
assisted terminating access selection is provided. A network entity forwards an invitation to a 7128/CHENP/2011; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0128435; Russian Federation: 2518414; South Africa: 2011/07953;
domain selection session to a mobile device. Session has packet switched bearers Ukraine: 103376
for media. Mobile device replies with a rejection of the invitation
and a request for network entity to hold the session. Rejection is
based on mobile device determining circuit switched bearers
should be utilized. Mobile device sends a circuit switched call and
network entity correlates the circuit switched call with the
session. A dialog is set up over circuit switched domain bearers
and Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem bearers.

8937901 Carrier timing for wireless Synchronization of uplink carriers for transmission is disclosed in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8937901; China P.R.: ZL201080011922.2; European Patent Convention: EP2409466; India:
communications systems accordance 6468/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5490872; Republic of Korea: 10-1312481
with different aspects. The uplink carriers that transmit
information are configured
such that at least one of the uplink carriers is an anchor carrier.
When a plurality of
carriers are thus configured for the uplink, they are synchronized
such that they bear a
predetermined phase relationship with each other. The
predetermined phase
relationship between the plurality of carriers depends on the
transmit timing of the
anchor carrier or a combination of transmit timings of the anchor
carrier and one or
more non-anchor carriers comprised within the uplink carriers.

ZL201080011922.2 Carrier timing for wireless Synchronization of uplink carriers for transmission is disclosed in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8937901; China P.R.: ZL201080011922.2; European Patent Convention: EP2409466; India:
communications systems accordance 6468/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5490872; Republic of Korea: 10-1312481
with different aspects. The uplink carriers that transmit
information are configured
such that at least one of the uplink carriers is an anchor carrier.
When a plurality of
carriers are thus configured for the uplink, they are synchronized
such that they bear a
predetermined phase relationship with each other. The
predetermined phase
relationship between the plurality of carriers depends on the
transmit timing of the
anchor carrier or a combination of transmit timings of the anchor
carrier and one or
more non-anchor carriers comprised within the uplink carriers.

9084261 Discontinuous uplink Systems and methods for communicating over multiple carriers SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 9084261; China P.R.: ZL201080019461.3; Germany: EP2409546; India: 6435/CHENP/2011; Japan:
transmission operation and are described herein. Information is communicated in a wireless 5431569; Republic of Korea: 10-1309541
interference avoidance for a system over an anchor carrier. An access terminal is provided to
multi-carrier system communicate over the anchor carrier in a non-compressed mode
and concurrently and in parallel search for additional
communication devices over another carrier. Further, the access
terminal maintains an active set of communication devices to
communicate with over the anchor carrier and the other carrier

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ZL201080019461.3 Discontinuous uplink Systems and methods for communicating over multiple carriers SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 9084261; China P.R.: ZL201080019461.3; Germany: EP2409546; India: 6435/CHENP/2011; Japan:
transmission operation and are described herein. Information is communicated in a wireless 5431569; Republic of Korea: 10-1309541
interference avoidance for a system over an anchor carrier. An access terminal is provided to
multi-carrier system communicate over the anchor carrier in a non-compressed mode
and concurrently and in parallel search for additional
communication devices over another carrier. Further, the access
terminal maintains an active set of communication devices to
communicate with over the anchor carrier and the other carrier

8514732 System and method for Systems and methods for effectuating a signal carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8514732; China P.R.: ZL201080012162.7; Germany: EP2409451; Great Britain: EP2409451; India:
effectuating a signal carrier configuration are disclosed. In one embodiment, the method 6365/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5274707; Republic of Korea: 10-1334236
configuration comprises receiving an order, determining a signal carrier on
which the order was received, determining a signal carrier
configuration based at least in part on the order and the
determined signal carrier, and changing the state of one or more
signal carriers to effectuate the signal carrier configuration

ZL201080012162.7 System and method for Systems and methods for effectuating a signal carrier SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8514732; China P.R.: ZL201080012162.7; Germany: EP2409451; Great Britain: EP2409451; India:
effectuating a signal carrier configuration are disclosed. In one embodiment, the method 6365/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5274707; Republic of Korea: 10-1334236
configuration comprises receiving an order, determining a signal carrier on
which the order was received, determining a signal carrier
configuration based at least in part on the order and the
determined signal carrier, and changing the state of one or more
signal carriers to effectuate the signal carrier configuration

9001777 Scheduling information for Systems and methods for communicating over multiple carriers SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9001777; China P.R.: ZL201080012475.2; Brazil: PI1009386-9; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications are described herein. A predetermined event triggers the EP2409543; India: 6357/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5330592; Republic of Korea: 10-1312486
generation of scheduling information for two or more of the
carriers. The predetermined event may comprise expiration of a
timer set for at least one of the two or more carriers, storing data
in a buffer having a higher transmission priority than data
previously stored in the buffer, or changing at least one of the
two or more carriers from being served by a first cell to being
served by a second cell.

ZL201080012475.2 Scheduling information for Systems and methods for communicating over multiple carriers SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 9001777; China P.R.: ZL201080012475.2; Brazil: PI1009386-9; European Patent Convention:
wireless communications are described herein. A predetermined event triggers the EP2409543; India: 6357/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5330592; Republic of Korea: 10-1312486
generation of scheduling information for two or more of the
carriers. The predetermined event may comprise expiration of a
timer set for at least one of the two or more carriers, storing data
in a buffer having a higher transmission priority than data
previously stored in the buffer, or changing at least one of the
two or more carriers from being served by a first cell to being
served by a second cell.

8472965 Mobility in multi-carrier high A wireless communications method is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8472965; China P.R.: ZL201080012057.3; European Patent Convention: EP2409545; India:
speed packet access includes 6355/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5330593; Republic of Korea: 10-1315914
generating or receiving one or more high speed packet access
signals in a wireless
communications environment and generating or receiving one or
more secondary active
sets to facilitate communications of the high speed packet access
signals.

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ZL201080012057.3 Mobility in multi-carrier high A wireless communications method is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8472965; China P.R.: ZL201080012057.3; European Patent Convention: EP2409545; India:
speed packet access includes 6355/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5330593; Republic of Korea: 10-1315914
generating or receiving one or more high speed packet access
signals in a wireless
communications environment and generating or receiving one or
more secondary active
sets to facilitate communications of the high speed packet access
signals.
8514794 Loop power controls for A method for wireless communications is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8514794; China P.R.: ZL201080012471.4; Brazil: PI1009387-7; Canada: 2754155; France: EP2409534;
multi-carrier high-speed includes Germany: EP2409534; Great Britain: EP2409534; India: 6360/CHENP/2011; Italy: EP2409534; Japan: 5306536;
uplink packet access applying independent power controls to two or more carriers Netherlands: EP2409534; Republic of Korea: 10-1326632; Russian Federation: 2495542; South Africa: 2011/07332;
from a set of high speed Spain: EP2409534
packet access signals. The method includes monitoring power
across the two or more
carriers to determine power levels for the set of high speed
packet access signals. The
method also includes adjusting at least one of an open loop
control, an inner loop
control, or an outer loop control in view of the power levels for
the set of packet access
signals.
ZL201080012471.4 Loop power controls for A method for wireless communications is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8514794; China P.R.: ZL201080012471.4; Brazil: PI1009387-7; Canada: 2754155; France: EP2409534;
multi-carrier high-speed includes Germany: EP2409534; Great Britain: EP2409534; India: 6360/CHENP/2011; Italy: EP2409534; Japan: 5306536;
uplink packet access applying independent power controls to two or more carriers Netherlands: EP2409534; Republic of Korea: 10-1326632; Russian Federation: 2495542; South Africa: 2011/07332;
from a set of high speed Spain: EP2409534
packet access signals. The method includes monitoring power
across the two or more
carriers to determine power levels for the set of high speed
packet access signals. The
method also includes adjusting at least one of an open loop
control, an inner loop
control, or an outer loop control in view of the power levels for
the set of packet access
signals.
20100322090 Power scaling for multi- A method for wireless communications is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 20100322090; China P.R.: ZL201080027175.1; Brazil: PI1015003-0; Canada: 2764034; European
carrier high-speed uplink includes Patent Convention: EP2443881; India: 9179/CHENP/2011; Republic of Korea: 10-1354564; Russian Federation:
packet access applying independent power controls to two or more carriers 2496268; South Africa: 2011/09503
from a set of high speed
packet access signals. The method includes monitoring power
across the two or more
carriers to determine power levels for the set of high speed
packet access signals. The
method also includes adjusting at least one of an open loop
control, an inner loop
control, or an outer loop control in view of the power levels for
the set of packet access
signals.
ZL201080027175.1 Power scaling for multi- A method for wireless communications is provided. The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 20100322090; China P.R.: ZL201080027175.1; Brazil: PI1015003-0; Canada: 2764034; European
carrier high-speed uplink includes Patent Convention: EP2443881; India: 9179/CHENP/2011; Republic of Korea: 10-1354564; Russian Federation:
packet access applying independent power controls to two or more carriers 2496268; South Africa: 2011/09503
from a set of high speed
packet access signals. The method includes monitoring power
across the two or more
carriers to determine power levels for the set of high speed
packet access signals. The
method also includes adjusting at least one of an open loop
control, an inner loop
control, or an outer loop control in view of the power levels for
the set of packet access
signals.

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ZL201080012444.7 Layer two segmentation A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.321; China P.R.: ZL201080012444.7; European Patent Convention: EP2409446; India: 6358/CHENP/2011; Japan:
techniques for high data rate wireless communication are provided to enable a reduction in 5318277; Republic of Korea: 10-1339129
transmissions processing power while handling high data rates. An apparatus
includes a processing system configured to service a MAC PDU.
Here, the MAC PDU includes a MAC header and at least one MAC
SDU. The MAC header includes a transmission sequence number
(TSN) having a length greater than 6 bits. Further, the processing
system is configured to read the MAC header and to transport
the MAC PDU in accordance with the MAC header between a
MAC and a PHY utilizing one or more transport blocks over one or
more transport channels

8345614 SINGLE CHANNELIZATION A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8345614
CODE HARQ FEEDBACK FOR wireless communication are provided in which a single
DC-HSDPA +MIMO channelization code may be utilized on an uplink channel for
providing a HARQ ACK/NACK response corresponding to DC-
HSDPA +MIMO. Here, the set of channelization codes includes
four codeword groups, each codeword group corresponding to a
scenario wherein a node B schedules a single transport block or
dual transport blocks on each of the two downlink carriers.
Thereby, each of the four codeword groups may be designed to
have an improved distance property in comparison to the
utilization of a single codeword group for all HARQ ACK/NACK
hypotheses, reducing errors.

8416706 Apparatus and method for A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8416706; China P.R.: ZL201080012206.6; European Patent Convention: EP2512055; India:
dual-cell high-speed uplink wireless communication are provided in which a plurality of 6578/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5301027; Republic of Korea: 10-1312472
packet access uplink carriers are utilized in a cellular communications system. In
an aspect of the disclosure, a wireless terminal configured for use
in a cellular network transmits an uplink with a plurality of uplink
carriers including an anchor carrier and a secondary carrier, and
receives a downlink with a plurality of downlink carriers. Here, the
wireless terminal provides feedback information, such as a
channel quality indicator and an acknowledgment, corresponding
to the plurality of downlink carriers, on an uplink channel on each
of respective carriers in a subset of the plurality of uplink carriers.

ZL201080012206.6 Apparatus and method for A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8416706; China P.R.: ZL201080012206.6; European Patent Convention: EP2512055; India:
dual-cell high-speed uplink wireless communication are provided in which a plurality of 6578/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5301027; Republic of Korea: 10-1312472
packet access uplink carriers are utilized in a cellular communications system. In
an aspect of the disclosure, a wireless terminal configured for use
in a cellular network transmits an uplink with a plurality of uplink
carriers including an anchor carrier and a secondary carrier, and
receives a downlink with a plurality of downlink carriers. Here, the
wireless terminal provides feedback information, such as a
channel quality indicator and an acknowledgment, corresponding
to the plurality of downlink carriers, on an uplink channel on each
of respective carriers in a subset of the plurality of uplink carriers.

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6307487 Information additive code An encoder uses an input file of data and a key to produce an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6307487; United States: 6373406; United States: 6614366; United States: 7057534; United States:
generator and decoder for output symbol. An output symbol with key I is generated by 7233264; United States: 20080034273; United States: 7812743; Australia: 767140; Austria: EP2136473; Belgium:
communication systems determining a weight, W(I), for the output symbol to be EP2136473; Canada: 2345237; Denmark: EP2136473; Finland: EP2136473; France: EP1116335; France: EP1241795;
generated, selecting W(I) of the input symbols associated with France: EP2136473; France: EP2290826; Germany: EP1116335; Germany: EP1241795; Germany: EP2136473;
the output symbol according to a function of I, and generating the Germany: EP2290826; Great Britain: EP1116335; Great Britain: EP1241795; Great Britain: EP2136473; Great
output symbol's value B(I) from a predetermined value function Britain: EP2290826; Greece: EP2136473; Hong Kong: HK1139525; Hong Kong: HK1038995; Ireland: EP2136473;
F(I) of the selected W(I) input symbols. An encoder can be called Israel: 140705; Italy: EP1116335; Italy: EP1241795; Italy: EP2290826; Japan: 3976163; Japan: 3809957;
repeatedly to generate multiple output symbols. The output Netherlands: EP2136473; Republic of Korea: 10-0598662; Singapore: 79667; Spain: EP2136473; Spain: EP2290826;
symbols are generally independent of each other, and an Sweden: EP2136473; Switzerland: EP2136473
unbounded number (subject to the resolution of I) can be
generated, if needed. A decoder receives some or all of the
output symbols generated. The number of output symbols
needed to decode an input file is equal to, or slightly greater than,
the number of input symbols comprising the file, assuming that
input symbols and output symbols represent the same number of
bits of data.

6373406 Information additive code An encoder uses an input file of data and a key to produce an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6307487; United States: 6373406; United States: 6614366; United States: 7057534; United States:
generator and decoder for output symbol. An output symbol with key I is generated by 7233264; United States: 20080034273; United States: 7812743; Australia: 767140; Austria: EP2136473; Belgium:
communication systems determining a weight, W(I), for the output symbol to be EP2136473; Canada: 2345237; Denmark: EP2136473; Finland: EP2136473; France: EP1116335; France: EP1241795;
generated, selecting W(I) of the input symbols associated with France: EP2136473; France: EP2290826; Germany: EP1116335; Germany: EP1241795; Germany: EP2136473;
the output symbol according to a function of I, and generating the Germany: EP2290826; Great Britain: EP1116335; Great Britain: EP1241795; Great Britain: EP2136473; Great
output symbol's value B(I) from a predetermined value function Britain: EP2290826; Greece: EP2136473; Hong Kong: HK1139525; Hong Kong: HK1038995; Ireland: EP2136473;
F(I) of the selected W(I) input symbols. An encoder can be called Israel: 140705; Italy: EP1116335; Italy: EP1241795; Italy: EP2290826; Japan: 3976163; Japan: 3809957;
repeatedly to generate multiple output symbols. The output Netherlands: EP2136473; Republic of Korea: 10-0598662; Singapore: 79667; Spain: EP2136473; Spain: EP2290826;
symbols are generally independent of each other, and an Sweden: EP2136473; Switzerland: EP2136473
unbounded number (subject to the resolution of I) can be
generated, if needed. A decoder receives some or all of the
output symbols generated. The number of output symbols
needed to decode an input file is equal to, or slightly greater than,
the number of input symbols comprising the file, assuming that
input symbols and output symbols represent the same number of
bits of data.

6614366 Information additive code An encoder uses an input file of data and a key to produce an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6307487; United States: 6373406; United States: 6614366; United States: 7057534; United States:
generator and decoder for output symbol. An output symbol with key I is generated by 7233264; United States: 20080034273; United States: 7812743; Australia: 767140; Austria: EP2136473; Belgium:
communication systems determining a weight, W(I), for the output symbol to be EP2136473; Canada: 2345237; Denmark: EP2136473; Finland: EP2136473; France: EP1116335; France: EP1241795;
generated, selecting W(I) of the input symbols associated with France: EP2136473; France: EP2290826; Germany: EP1116335; Germany: EP1241795; Germany: EP2136473;
the output symbol according to a function of I, and generating the Germany: EP2290826; Great Britain: EP1116335; Great Britain: EP1241795; Great Britain: EP2136473; Great
output symbol's value B(I) from a predetermined value function Britain: EP2290826; Greece: EP2136473; Hong Kong: HK1139525; Hong Kong: HK1038995; Ireland: EP2136473;
F(I) of the selected W(I) input symbols. An encoder can be called Israel: 140705; Italy: EP1116335; Italy: EP1241795; Italy: EP2290826; Japan: 3976163; Japan: 3809957;
repeatedly to generate multiple output symbols. The output Netherlands: EP2136473; Republic of Korea: 10-0598662; Singapore: 79667; Spain: EP2136473; Spain: EP2290826;
symbols are generally independent of each other, and an Sweden: EP2136473; Switzerland: EP2136473
unbounded number (subject to the resolution of I) can be
generated, if needed. A decoder receives some or all of the
output symbols generated. The number of output symbols
needed to decode an input file is equal to, or slightly greater than,
the number of input symbols comprising the file, assuming that
input symbols and output symbols represent the same number of
bits of data.

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7057534 Information additive code An encoder uses an input file of data and a key to produce an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6307487; United States: 6373406; United States: 6614366; United States: 7057534; United States:
generator and decoder for output symbol. An output symbol with key I is generated by 7233264; United States: 20080034273; United States: 7812743; Australia: 767140; Austria: EP2136473; Belgium:
communication systems determining a weight, W(I), for the output symbol to be EP2136473; Canada: 2345237; Denmark: EP2136473; Finland: EP2136473; France: EP1116335; France: EP1241795;
generated, selecting W(I) of the input symbols associated with France: EP2136473; France: EP2290826; Germany: EP1116335; Germany: EP1241795; Germany: EP2136473;
the output symbol according to a function of I, and generating the Germany: EP2290826; Great Britain: EP1116335; Great Britain: EP1241795; Great Britain: EP2136473; Great
output symbol's value B(I) from a predetermined value function Britain: EP2290826; Greece: EP2136473; Hong Kong: HK1139525; Hong Kong: HK1038995; Ireland: EP2136473;
F(I) of the selected W(I) input symbols. An encoder can be called Israel: 140705; Italy: EP1116335; Italy: EP1241795; Italy: EP2290826; Japan: 3976163; Japan: 3809957;
repeatedly to generate multiple output symbols. The output Netherlands: EP2136473; Republic of Korea: 10-0598662; Singapore: 79667; Spain: EP2136473; Spain: EP2290826;
symbols are generally independent of each other, and an Sweden: EP2136473; Switzerland: EP2136473
unbounded number (subject to the resolution of I) can be
generated, if needed. A decoder receives some or all of the
output symbols generated. The number of output symbols
needed to decode an input file is equal to, or slightly greater than,
the number of input symbols comprising the file, assuming that
input symbols and output symbols represent the same number of
bits of data.

7233264 Information additive code An encoder uses an input file of data and a key to produce an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6307487; United States: 6373406; United States: 6614366; United States: 7057534; United States:
generator and decoder for output symbol. An output symbol with key I is generated by 7233264; United States: 20080034273; United States: 7812743; Australia: 767140; Austria: EP2136473; Belgium:
communication systems determining a weight, W(I), for the output symbol to be EP2136473; Canada: 2345237; Denmark: EP2136473; Finland: EP2136473; France: EP1116335; France: EP1241795;
generated, selecting W(I) of the input symbols associated with France: EP2136473; France: EP2290826; Germany: EP1116335; Germany: EP1241795; Germany: EP2136473;
the output symbol according to a function of I, and generating the Germany: EP2290826; Great Britain: EP1116335; Great Britain: EP1241795; Great Britain: EP2136473; Great
output symbol's value B(I) from a predetermined value function Britain: EP2290826; Greece: EP2136473; Hong Kong: HK1139525; Hong Kong: HK1038995; Ireland: EP2136473;
F(I) of the selected W(I) input symbols. An encoder can be called Israel: 140705; Italy: EP1116335; Italy: EP1241795; Italy: EP2290826; Japan: 3976163; Japan: 3809957;
repeatedly to generate multiple output symbols. The output Netherlands: EP2136473; Republic of Korea: 10-0598662; Singapore: 79667; Spain: EP2136473; Spain: EP2290826;
symbols are generally independent of each other, and an Sweden: EP2136473; Switzerland: EP2136473
unbounded number (subject to the resolution of I) can be
generated, if needed. A decoder receives some or all of the
output symbols generated. The number of output symbols
needed to decode an input file is equal to, or slightly greater than,
the number of input symbols comprising the file, assuming that
input symbols and output symbols represent the same number of
bits of data.

20080034273 Information additive code An encoder uses an input file of data and a key to produce an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6307487; United States: 6373406; United States: 6614366; United States: 7057534; United States:
generator and decoder for output symbol. An output symbol with key I is generated by 7233264; United States: 20080034273; United States: 7812743; Australia: 767140; Austria: EP2136473; Belgium:
communication systems determining a weight, W(I), for the output symbol to be EP2136473; Canada: 2345237; Denmark: EP2136473; Finland: EP2136473; France: EP1116335; France: EP1241795;
generated, selecting W(I) of the input symbols associated with France: EP2136473; France: EP2290826; Germany: EP1116335; Germany: EP1241795; Germany: EP2136473;
the output symbol according to a function of I, and generating the Germany: EP2290826; Great Britain: EP1116335; Great Britain: EP1241795; Great Britain: EP2136473; Great
output symbol's value B(I) from a predetermined value function Britain: EP2290826; Greece: EP2136473; Hong Kong: HK1139525; Hong Kong: HK1038995; Ireland: EP2136473;
F(I) of the selected W(I) input symbols. An encoder can be called Israel: 140705; Italy: EP1116335; Italy: EP1241795; Italy: EP2290826; Japan: 3976163; Japan: 3809957;
repeatedly to generate multiple output symbols. The output Netherlands: EP2136473; Republic of Korea: 10-0598662; Singapore: 79667; Spain: EP2136473; Spain: EP2290826;
symbols are generally independent of each other, and an Sweden: EP2136473; Switzerland: EP2136473
unbounded number (subject to the resolution of I) can be
generated, if needed. A decoder receives some or all of the
output symbols generated. The number of output symbols
needed to decode an input file is equal to, or slightly greater than,
the number of input symbols comprising the file, assuming that
input symbols and output symbols represent the same number of
bits of data.

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7812743 Information additive code An encoder uses an input file of data and a key to produce an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6307487; United States: 6373406; United States: 6614366; United States: 7057534; United States:
generator and decoder for output symbol. An output symbol with key I is generated by 7233264; United States: 20080034273; United States: 7812743; Australia: 767140; Austria: EP2136473; Belgium:
communication systems determining a weight, W(I), for the output symbol to be EP2136473; Canada: 2345237; Denmark: EP2136473; Finland: EP2136473; France: EP1116335; France: EP1241795;
generated, selecting W(I) of the input symbols associated with France: EP2136473; France: EP2290826; Germany: EP1116335; Germany: EP1241795; Germany: EP2136473;
the output symbol according to a function of I, and generating the Germany: EP2290826; Great Britain: EP1116335; Great Britain: EP1241795; Great Britain: EP2136473; Great
output symbol's value B(I) from a predetermined value function Britain: EP2290826; Greece: EP2136473; Hong Kong: HK1139525; Hong Kong: HK1038995; Ireland: EP2136473;
F(I) of the selected W(I) input symbols. An encoder can be called Israel: 140705; Italy: EP1116335; Italy: EP1241795; Italy: EP2290826; Japan: 3976163; Japan: 3809957;
repeatedly to generate multiple output symbols. The output Netherlands: EP2136473; Republic of Korea: 10-0598662; Singapore: 79667; Spain: EP2136473; Spain: EP2290826;
symbols are generally independent of each other, and an Sweden: EP2136473; Switzerland: EP2136473
unbounded number (subject to the resolution of I) can be
generated, if needed. A decoder receives some or all of the
output symbols generated. The number of output symbols
needed to decode an input file is equal to, or slightly greater than,
the number of input symbols comprising the file, assuming that
input symbols and output symbols represent the same number of
bits of data.

6320520 Information additive group An encoder uses an input file of data and a key to produce an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6320520; Australia: 781130; Canada: 2359534; France: EP1214793; Germany: EP1214793; Great
code generator and decoder output symbol. An output symbol with key I is generated by Britain: EP1214793; Israel: 144594; Japan: 4680359; Singapore: 82441
for communications systems determining a weight, W(I), for the output symbol to be
generated, selecting W(I) of the input symbols associated with
the output symbol according to a function of I, and generating the
output symbol's value B(I) from a predetermined value function
F(I) of the selected W(I) input symbols. An encoder can be called
repeatedly to generate multiple output symbols. The output
symbols are generally independent of each other, and an
unbounded number (subject to the resolution of I) can be
generated, if needed. A decoder receives some or all of the
output symbols generated. The number of output symbols
needed to decode an input file is equal to, or slightly greater than,
the number of input symbols comprising the file, assuming that
input symbols and output symbols represent the same number of
bits of data.

7243285 Systems and methods for A broadcasting system for communicating data to multiple SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7243285
broadcasting information receivers using information additive code includes one or more
additive codes information additive code transmitters and one or more
information additive code receivers. Each of the information
additive code transmitters includes an encoder configured to
receive source data and to produce information additive code
therefrom. Each of the information additive code receivers
includes a decoder configured to receive the information additive
code and to reconstruct therefrom substantially a copy of the
source data.

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7072971 Scheduling of multiple files A file server coupled to a data network serves multiple files. A SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7072971; United States: 7512697; United States: 8122139; United States: 8495233
for serving on a server plurality of
files are stored on one or more storage devices. Each file includes
a plurality of input
5 symbols, and each file has a length and a rate at which to be
served. Each file is
differentiated into one or more blocks. Blocks are read from the
one or more storage devices
in an order. The input symbols of each of the blocks are encoded
into output symbols in the
order, and the output symbols are stored in a buffer. The stored
output symbols are
transmitted such that each file is transmitted at its respective
rate.
7512697 Scheduling of multiple files A file server coupled to a data network serves multiple files. A SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7072971; United States: 7512697; United States: 8122139; United States: 8495233
for serving on a server plurality of
files are stored on one or more storage devices. Each file includes
a plurality of input
5 symbols, and each file has a length and a rate at which to be
served. Each file is
differentiated into one or more blocks. Blocks are read from the
one or more storage devices
in an order. The input symbols of each of the blocks are encoded
into output symbols in the
order, and the output symbols are stored in a buffer. The stored
output symbols are
transmitted such that each file is transmitted at its respective
rate.
8122139 Scheduling of multiple files A file server coupled to a data network serves multiple files. A SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7072971; United States: 7512697; United States: 8122139; United States: 8495233
for serving on a server plurality of
files are stored on one or more storage devices. Each file includes
a plurality of input
5 symbols, and each file has a length and a rate at which to be
served. Each file is
differentiated into one or more blocks. Blocks are read from the
one or more storage devices
in an order. The input symbols of each of the blocks are encoded
into output symbols in the
order, and the output symbols are stored in a buffer. The stored
output symbols are
transmitted such that each file is transmitted at its respective
rate.
8495233 Scheduling of multiple files A file server coupled to a data network serves multiple files. A SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7072971; United States: 7512697; United States: 8122139; United States: 8495233
for serving on a server plurality of
files are stored on one or more storage devices. Each file includes
a plurality of input
5 symbols, and each file has a length and a rate at which to be
served. Each file is
differentiated into one or more blocks. Blocks are read from the
one or more storage devices
in an order. The input symbols of each of the blocks are encoded
into output symbols in the
order, and the output symbols are stored in a buffer. The stored
output symbols are
transmitted such that each file is transmitted at its respective
rate.

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8185809 Multi-output packet server A method of serving content to multiple clients via a network is SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 8185809; United States: 8671163; Taiwan: 573417
with independent streams provided. Independent sessions with each of a plurality of clients
are maintained, wherein the number of clients in the plurality of
clients can vary over time, and wherein the start of each session
and the end of each session can be independent of the start and
end of other sessions. A stream of packet payloads is received,
each packet payload of the stream of packet payloads including
data generated from the content, wherein each packet payload in
at least a subset of the stream of packet payloads includes a
different set of data. Each packet payload in the stream of packet
payloads is transmitted to each client of the plurality of clients in
corresponding packets, wherein the packet payload transmitted
to a client at any particular time is independent of the state of the
corresponding session.

8671163 Multi-output packet server A method of serving content to multiple clients via a network is SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 8185809; United States: 8671163; Taiwan: 573417
with independent streams provided. Independent sessions with each of a plurality of clients
are maintained, wherein the number of clients in the plurality of
clients can vary over time, and wherein the start of each session
and the end of each session can be independent of the start and
end of other sessions. A stream of packet payloads is received,
each packet payload of the stream of packet payloads including
data generated from the content, wherein each packet payload in
at least a subset of the stream of packet payloads includes a
different set of data. Each packet payload in the stream of packet
payloads is transmitted to each client of the plurality of clients in
corresponding packets, wherein the packet payload transmitted
to a client at any particular time is independent of the state of the
corresponding session.

6073250 LOSS RESILENT DECODING An encoded message includes a plurality of data items and a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6073250
TECHNIQUE plurality of redundant data items. Each of the redundant data
items is associated with more than one of the data items. To
decode the encoded message, a reduced first redundant data
item is reduced to correspond to only one data item. This data
item is replaced with the reduced first redundant data item. A
second redundant data item is reduced, using the replaced data
item, to correspond to only a second of data item. The second
data item is replaced with the second redundant data item to
decode the encoded message.

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6081909 Irregularly graphed encoding A method of encoding a message including a plurality of data SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6081909
technique items, includes identifying maximum and minimum numbers of
first edges to be associated with data items. A first distribution of
different numbers of first edges, ranging from the maximum to
the minimum number of first edges, to be associated with the
data items is computed. A first associated number of first edges,
within the range, is established for each data item, the different
numbers of first edges being associated with the data items
according to the computed first distribution. A maximum and
minimum number of second edges to be associated with
redundant data items are identified. A second distribution of
numbers of second edges, ranging from the maximum to the
minimum number of second edges, to be associated with the
redundant data items is computed. An associated number of
second edges, within the range, is established for each redundant
data item, the different numbers of second edges being
associated with the redundant data items according to the
determined second distribution. A threshold number of
potentially lost/corrupted data items is established. An encoded
message is formed with the redundant data items associated
with the data items according to the first distribution and with
the data items associated with the redundant data items
according to the second distribution only if the number of data
items which are recoverable or correctable exceeds the
threshold.

6163870 Message encoding with An encoded message, includes a plurality of data items and a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6163870
irregular graphing plurality of redundant data items. Each of the plurality of
redundant data items corresponds to a number of the data items,
with respective redundant data items corresponding to different
numbers of data items.

7068729 Multi-stage code generator A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7068729; United States: 7720174; United States: 7711068; United States: 9236976; China P.R.:
and decoder for destination over a communications channel is provided. A ZL02828117.9; European Patent Convention: EP1468497; European Patent Convention: EP2369746; European
communication systems plurality of redundant symbols are generated from an ordered set Patent Convention: EP2317653; European Patent Convention: EP2315357; European Patent Convention:
of input symbols to be transmitted. A plurality of output symbols EP2315356; Hong Kong: HK1162222; Hong Kong: 11111128.9; Hong Kong: 11111130.5; Hong Kong: 11111129.8;
are generated from a combined set of symbols including the input India: 242859; Japan: 4157041; Republic of Korea: 10-0924295; Taiwan: I280748
symbols and the redundant symbols, wherein the number of
possible output symbols is much larger than the number of
symbols in the combined set of symbols, wherein at least one
output symbol is generated from more than one symbol in the
combined set of symbols and from less than all of the symbols in
the combined set of symbols, and such that the ordered set of
input symbols can be regenerated to a desired degree of accuracy
from any predetermined number, N, of the output symbols.

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7720174 Multi-stage code generator A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7068729; United States: 7720174; United States: 7711068; United States: 9236976; China P.R.:
and decoder for destination over a communications channel is provided. A ZL02828117.9; European Patent Convention: EP1468497; European Patent Convention: EP2369746; European
communication systems plurality of redundant symbols are generated from an ordered set Patent Convention: EP2317653; European Patent Convention: EP2315357; European Patent Convention:
of input symbols to be transmitted. A plurality of output symbols EP2315356; Hong Kong: HK1162222; Hong Kong: 11111128.9; Hong Kong: 11111130.5; Hong Kong: 11111129.8;
are generated from a combined set of symbols including the input India: 242859; Japan: 4157041; Republic of Korea: 10-0924295; Taiwan: I280748
symbols and the redundant symbols, wherein the number of
possible output symbols is much larger than the number of
symbols in the combined set of symbols, wherein at least one
output symbol is generated from more than one symbol in the
combined set of symbols and from less than all of the symbols in
the combined set of symbols, and such that the ordered set of
input symbols can be regenerated to a desired degree of accuracy
from any predetermined number, N, of the output symbols.

7711068 Multi-stage code generator A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7068729; United States: 7720174; United States: 7711068; United States: 9236976; China P.R.:
and decoder for destination over a communications channel is provided. A ZL02828117.9; European Patent Convention: EP1468497; European Patent Convention: EP2369746; European
communication systems plurality of redundant symbols are generated from an ordered set Patent Convention: EP2317653; European Patent Convention: EP2315357; European Patent Convention:
of input symbols to be transmitted. A plurality of output symbols EP2315356; Hong Kong: HK1162222; Hong Kong: 11111128.9; Hong Kong: 11111130.5; Hong Kong: 11111129.8;
are generated from a combined set of symbols including the input India: 242859; Japan: 4157041; Republic of Korea: 10-0924295; Taiwan: I280748
symbols and the redundant symbols, wherein the number of
possible output symbols is much larger than the number of
symbols in the combined set of symbols, wherein at least one
output symbol is generated from more than one symbol in the
combined set of symbols and from less than all of the symbols in
the combined set of symbols, and such that the ordered set of
input symbols can be regenerated to a desired degree of accuracy
from any predetermined number, N, of the output symbols.

9236976 Multi stage code generator A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7068729; United States: 7720174; United States: 7711068; United States: 9236976; China P.R.:
and decoder for destination over a communications channel is provided. A ZL02828117.9; European Patent Convention: EP1468497; European Patent Convention: EP2369746; European
communication systems plurality of redundant symbols are generated from an ordered set Patent Convention: EP2317653; European Patent Convention: EP2315357; European Patent Convention:
of input symbols to be transmitted. A plurality of output symbols EP2315356; Hong Kong: HK1162222; Hong Kong: 11111128.9; Hong Kong: 11111130.5; Hong Kong: 11111129.8;
are generated from a combined set of symbols including the input India: 242859; Japan: 4157041; Republic of Korea: 10-0924295; Taiwan: I280748
symbols and the redundant symbols, wherein the number of
possible output symbols is much larger than the number of
symbols in the combined set of symbols, wherein at least one
output symbol is generated from more than one symbol in the
combined set of symbols and from less than all of the symbols in
the combined set of symbols, and such that the ordered set of
input symbols can be regenerated to a desired degree of accuracy
from any predetermined number, N, of the output symbols.

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ZL02828117.9 Multi-stage code generator A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7068729; United States: 7720174; United States: 7711068; United States: 9236976; China P.R.:
and decoder for destination over a communications channel is provided. A ZL02828117.9; European Patent Convention: EP1468497; European Patent Convention: EP2369746; European
communication systems plurality of redundant symbols are generated from an ordered set Patent Convention: EP2317653; European Patent Convention: EP2315357; European Patent Convention:
of input symbols to be transmitted. A plurality of output symbols EP2315356; Hong Kong: HK1162222; Hong Kong: 11111128.9; Hong Kong: 11111130.5; Hong Kong: 11111129.8;
are generated from a combined set of symbols including the input India: 242859; Japan: 4157041; Republic of Korea: 10-0924295; Taiwan: I280748
symbols and the redundant symbols, wherein the number of
possible output symbols is much larger than the number of
symbols in the combined set of symbols, wherein at least one
output symbol is generated from more than one symbol in the
combined set of symbols and from less than all of the symbols in
the combined set of symbols, and such that the ordered set of
input symbols can be regenerated to a desired degree of accuracy
from any predetermined number, N, of the output symbols.

7139960 Error-correcting multi-stage A communications system includes an encoder that produces a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7139960; United States: 7451377; United States: 8887020; China P.R.: ZL200480029083.1; China
code generator and decoder plurality of redundant symbols. For a given key, an output symbol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 26.346; P.R.: ZL201010161994.7; European Patent Convention: EP2722995; France: EP1665539; Germany: EP1665539;
for communication systems is generated from a combined set of symbols including the input Great Britain: EP1665539; Hong Kong: HK1148876; Hong Kong: HK1092293; India: 236877; Japan: 4773356; Japan:
having single transmitters or symbols and the redundant symbols. The output symbols are 5415471; Republic of Korea: 10-1183843; Republic of Korea: 10-1170629
multiple transmitters generally independent of each other, and an effectively
unbounded number of output symbols can be generated, if
needed. Received output symbols can provide probabilistic
information for error correction. A decoder calculates check
symbols from the output symbols received. For each received
output symbol, the decoder updates a running total of estimated
information content and, in one or more rounds, generates a
probability distribution for each input symbol over all or some of
possible values. This process may be repeated until, for all of the
input symbols, one of the many possible values is much more
probable than others, or the process may be repeated a
predetermined number of rounds, or other criteria is met.

7451377 Error-correcting multi-stage A communications system includes an encoder that produces a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7139960; United States: 7451377; United States: 8887020; China P.R.: ZL200480029083.1; China
code generator and decoder plurality of redundant symbols. For a given key, an output symbol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 26.346; P.R.: ZL201010161994.7; European Patent Convention: EP2722995; France: EP1665539; Germany: EP1665539;
for communication systems is generated from a combined set of symbols including the input Great Britain: EP1665539; Hong Kong: HK1148876; Hong Kong: HK1092293; India: 236877; Japan: 4773356; Japan:
having single transmitters or symbols and the redundant symbols. The output symbols are 5415471; Republic of Korea: 10-1183843; Republic of Korea: 10-1170629
multiple transmitters generally independent of each other, and an effectively
unbounded number of output symbols can be generated, if
needed. Received output symbols can provide probabilistic
information for error correction. A decoder calculates check
symbols from the output symbols received. For each received
output symbol, the decoder updates a running total of estimated
information content and, in one or more rounds, generates a
probability distribution for each input symbol over all or some of
possible values. This process may be repeated until, for all of the
input symbols, one of the many possible values is much more
probable than others, or the process may be repeated a
predetermined number of rounds, or other criteria is met.

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8887020 Error-correcting multi-stage A communications system includes an encoder that produces a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7139960; United States: 7451377; United States: 8887020; China P.R.: ZL200480029083.1; China
code generator and decoder plurality of redundant symbols. For a given key, an output symbol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 26.346; P.R.: ZL201010161994.7; European Patent Convention: EP2722995; France: EP1665539; Germany: EP1665539;
for communication systems is generated from a combined set of symbols including the input Great Britain: EP1665539; Hong Kong: HK1148876; Hong Kong: HK1092293; India: 236877; Japan: 4773356; Japan:
having single transmitters or symbols and the redundant symbols. The output symbols are 5415471; Republic of Korea: 10-1183843; Republic of Korea: 10-1170629
multiple transmitters generally independent of each other, and an effectively
unbounded number of output symbols can be generated, if
needed. Received output symbols can provide probabilistic
information for error correction. A decoder calculates check
symbols from the output symbols received. For each received
output symbol, the decoder updates a running total of estimated
information content and, in one or more rounds, generates a
probability distribution for each input symbol over all or some of
possible values. This process may be repeated until, for all of the
input symbols, one of the many possible values is much more
probable than others, or the process may be repeated a
predetermined number of rounds, or other criteria is met.

ZL200480029083.1 A method of receiving data A communications system includes an encoder that produces a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7139960; United States: 7451377; United States: 8887020; China P.R.: ZL200480029083.1; China
transmitted from a source plurality of redundant symbols. For a given key, an output symbol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 26.346; P.R.: ZL201010161994.7; European Patent Convention: EP2722995; France: EP1665539; Germany: EP1665539;
over a communication is generated from a combined set of symbols including the input Great Britain: EP1665539; Hong Kong: HK1148876; Hong Kong: HK1092293; India: 236877; Japan: 4773356; Japan:
channel symbols and the redundant symbols. The output symbols are 5415471; Republic of Korea: 10-1183843; Republic of Korea: 10-1170629
generally independent of each other, and an effectively
unbounded number of output symbols can be generated, if
needed. Received output symbols can provide probabilistic
information for error correction. A decoder calculates check
symbols from the output symbols received. For each received
output symbol, the decoder updates a running total of estimated
information content and, in one or more rounds, generates a
probability distribution for each input symbol over all or some of
possible values. This process may be repeated until, for all of the
input symbols, one of the many possible values is much more
probable than others, or the process may be repeated a
predetermined number of rounds, or other criteria is met.

ZL201010161994.7 A method of receiving data A communications system includes an encoder that produces a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7139960; United States: 7451377; United States: 8887020; China P.R.: ZL200480029083.1; China
transmitted from a source plurality of redundant symbols. For a given key, an output symbol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 26.346; P.R.: ZL201010161994.7; European Patent Convention: EP2722995; France: EP1665539; Germany: EP1665539;
over a communication is generated from a combined set of symbols including the input Great Britain: EP1665539; Hong Kong: HK1148876; Hong Kong: HK1092293; India: 236877; Japan: 4773356; Japan:
channel symbols and the redundant symbols. The output symbols are 5415471; Republic of Korea: 10-1183843; Republic of Korea: 10-1170629
generally independent of each other, and an effectively
unbounded number of output symbols can be generated, if
needed. Received output symbols can provide probabilistic
information for error correction. A decoder calculates check
symbols from the output symbols received. For each received
output symbol, the decoder updates a running total of estimated
information content and, in one or more rounds, generates a
probability distribution for each input symbol over all or some of
possible values. This process may be repeated until, for all of the
input symbols, one of the many possible values is much more
probable than others, or the process may be repeated a
predetermined number of rounds, or other criteria is met.

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6856263 Systems and processes for A method for processing a chain reaction codes includes first SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6856263; United States: 7030785; United States: 7265688; United States: 7633413; China P.R.:
decoding chain reaction selecting a source symbol which is associated an output symbol of ZL03813796.8; France: EP1506621; France: EP2278720; France: EP2278719; France: EP2278718; France:
codes through inactivation degree two or higher (i.e., an output symbol which is itself EP2306652; Germany: EP1506621; Germany: EP2278720; Germany: EP2278719; Germany: EP2278718; Germany:
associated with two or more input symbols), and subsequently EP2306652; Great Britain: EP1506621; Great Britain: EP2278720; Great Britain: EP2278719; Great Britain:
deactivating the selected source symbol in an attempt to produce EP2278718; Great Britain: EP2306652; India: 256222; Italy: EP1506621; Italy: EP2278720; Italy: EP2278719; Italy:
an output symbol of degree one. The inactivation process can be EP2278718; Italy: EP2306652; Japan: 4224022; Netherlands: EP2278720; Netherlands: EP2278719; Netherlands:
repeated either successively until an output symbol of degree EP2278718; Netherlands: EP2306652; Republic of Korea: 10-0950186; Spain: EP1506621; Spain: EP2278720; Spain:
one is identified, and/or whenever the decoding process is unable EP2278719; Spain: EP2278718; Spain: EP2306652
to locate an output symbol of degree one.

7030785 Systems and processes for A method for processing a chain reaction codes includes first SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6856263; United States: 7030785; United States: 7265688; United States: 7633413; China P.R.:
decoding a chain reaction selecting a source symbol which is associated an output symbol of ZL03813796.8; France: EP1506621; France: EP2278720; France: EP2278719; France: EP2278718; France:
code through inactivation degree two or higher (i.e., an output symbol which is itself EP2306652; Germany: EP1506621; Germany: EP2278720; Germany: EP2278719; Germany: EP2278718; Germany:
associated with two or more input symbols), and subsequently EP2306652; Great Britain: EP1506621; Great Britain: EP2278720; Great Britain: EP2278719; Great Britain:
deactivating the selected source symbol in an attempt to produce EP2278718; Great Britain: EP2306652; India: 256222; Italy: EP1506621; Italy: EP2278720; Italy: EP2278719; Italy:
an output symbol of degree one. The inactivation process can be EP2278718; Italy: EP2306652; Japan: 4224022; Netherlands: EP2278720; Netherlands: EP2278719; Netherlands:
repeated either successively until an output symbol of degree EP2278718; Netherlands: EP2306652; Republic of Korea: 10-0950186; Spain: EP1506621; Spain: EP2278720; Spain:
one is identified, and/or whenever the decoding process is unable EP2278719; Spain: EP2278718; Spain: EP2306652
to locate an output symbol of degree one.

7265688 Systems and processes for A method for processing a chain reaction codes includes first SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6856263; United States: 7030785; United States: 7265688; United States: 7633413; China P.R.:
decoding a chain reaction selecting a source symbol which is associated an output symbol of ZL03813796.8; France: EP1506621; France: EP2278720; France: EP2278719; France: EP2278718; France:
code through inactivation degree two or higher (i.e., an output symbol which is itself EP2306652; Germany: EP1506621; Germany: EP2278720; Germany: EP2278719; Germany: EP2278718; Germany:
associated with two or more input symbols), and subsequently EP2306652; Great Britain: EP1506621; Great Britain: EP2278720; Great Britain: EP2278719; Great Britain:
deactivating the selected source symbol in an attempt to produce EP2278718; Great Britain: EP2306652; India: 256222; Italy: EP1506621; Italy: EP2278720; Italy: EP2278719; Italy:
an output symbol of degree one. The inactivation process can be EP2278718; Italy: EP2306652; Japan: 4224022; Netherlands: EP2278720; Netherlands: EP2278719; Netherlands:
repeated either successively until an output symbol of degree EP2278718; Netherlands: EP2306652; Republic of Korea: 10-0950186; Spain: EP1506621; Spain: EP2278720; Spain:
one is identified, and/or whenever the decoding process is unable EP2278719; Spain: EP2278718; Spain: EP2306652
to locate an output symbol of degree one.

7633413 Systems and processes for A method for processing a chain reaction codes includes first SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6856263; United States: 7030785; United States: 7265688; United States: 7633413; China P.R.:
decoding a chain reaction selecting a source symbol which is associated an output symbol of ZL03813796.8; France: EP1506621; France: EP2278720; France: EP2278719; France: EP2278718; France:
code through inactivation degree two or higher (i.e., an output symbol which is itself EP2306652; Germany: EP1506621; Germany: EP2278720; Germany: EP2278719; Germany: EP2278718; Germany:
associated with two or more input symbols), and subsequently EP2306652; Great Britain: EP1506621; Great Britain: EP2278720; Great Britain: EP2278719; Great Britain:
deactivating the selected source symbol in an attempt to produce EP2278718; Great Britain: EP2306652; India: 256222; Italy: EP1506621; Italy: EP2278720; Italy: EP2278719; Italy:
an output symbol of degree one. The inactivation process can be EP2278718; Italy: EP2306652; Japan: 4224022; Netherlands: EP2278720; Netherlands: EP2278719; Netherlands:
repeated either successively until an output symbol of degree EP2278718; Netherlands: EP2306652; Republic of Korea: 10-0950186; Spain: EP1506621; Spain: EP2278720; Spain:
one is identified, and/or whenever the decoding process is unable EP2278719; Spain: EP2278718; Spain: EP2306652
to locate an output symbol of degree one.

ZL03813796.8 Apparatus and method of A method for processing a chain reaction codes includes first SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6856263; United States: 7030785; United States: 7265688; United States: 7633413; China P.R.:
decoding of chain reaction selecting a source symbol which is associated an output symbol of ZL03813796.8; France: EP1506621; France: EP2278720; France: EP2278719; France: EP2278718; France:
codes through inactivation of degree two or higher (i.e., an output symbol which is itself EP2306652; Germany: EP1506621; Germany: EP2278720; Germany: EP2278719; Germany: EP2278718; Germany:
recovered symbols associated with two or more input symbols), and subsequently EP2306652; Great Britain: EP1506621; Great Britain: EP2278720; Great Britain: EP2278719; Great Britain:
deactivating the selected source symbol in an attempt to produce EP2278718; Great Britain: EP2306652; India: 256222; Italy: EP1506621; Italy: EP2278720; Italy: EP2278719; Italy:
an output symbol of degree one. The inactivation process can be EP2278718; Italy: EP2306652; Japan: 4224022; Netherlands: EP2278720; Netherlands: EP2278719; Netherlands:
repeated either successively until an output symbol of degree EP2278718; Netherlands: EP2306652; Republic of Korea: 10-0950186; Spain: EP1506621; Spain: EP2278720; Spain:
one is identified, and/or whenever the decoding process is unable EP2278719; Spain: EP2278718; Spain: EP2306652
to locate an output symbol of degree one.

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6909383 Systematic encoding and A communication system includes a random number, an initial SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6909383; United States: 7394407; United States: 9236885; United States: RE43,741; China P.R.:
decoding of chain reaction key generator, a ZL200380104307.6; European Patent Convention: EP1552617; European Patent Convention: EP2355360; European
codes key generator, and encoder, a transmit module, a receive Patent Convention: EP2357732; European Patent Convention: EP2348640; European Patent Convention:
module, an initial key EP2357731; Hong Kong: HK1160996; Hong Kong: HK1160994; Hong Kong: HK1160995; India: 220074; Japan:
regenerator, a key regenerator, and a decoder. 4546246; Japan: 5485008; Japan: 5675876; Republic of Korea: 10-1143282

7394407 Systematic encoding and A communication system includes a random number, an initial SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6909383; United States: 7394407; United States: 9236885; United States: RE43,741; China P.R.:
decoding of chain reaction key generator, a ZL200380104307.6; European Patent Convention: EP1552617; European Patent Convention: EP2355360; European
codes key generator, and encoder, a transmit module, a receive Patent Convention: EP2357732; European Patent Convention: EP2348640; European Patent Convention:
module, an initial key EP2357731; Hong Kong: HK1160996; Hong Kong: HK1160994; Hong Kong: HK1160995; India: 220074; Japan:
regenerator, a key regenerator, and a decoder. 4546246; Japan: 5485008; Japan: 5675876; Republic of Korea: 10-1143282

9236885 Systematic encoding and A communication system includes a random number, an initial SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6909383; United States: 7394407; United States: 9236885; United States: RE43,741; China P.R.:
decoding of chain reaction key generator, a ZL200380104307.6; European Patent Convention: EP1552617; European Patent Convention: EP2355360; European
codes key generator, and encoder, a transmit module, a receive Patent Convention: EP2357732; European Patent Convention: EP2348640; European Patent Convention:
module, an initial key EP2357731; Hong Kong: HK1160996; Hong Kong: HK1160994; Hong Kong: HK1160995; India: 220074; Japan:
regenerator, a key regenerator, and a decoder. 4546246; Japan: 5485008; Japan: 5675876; Republic of Korea: 10-1143282

RE43,741 Systematic encoding and A communication system includes a random number, an initial SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6909383; United States: 7394407; United States: 9236885; United States: RE43,741; China P.R.:
decoding of chain reaction key generator, a ZL200380104307.6; European Patent Convention: EP1552617; European Patent Convention: EP2355360; European
codes key generator, and encoder, a transmit module, a receive Patent Convention: EP2357732; European Patent Convention: EP2348640; European Patent Convention:
module, an initial key EP2357731; Hong Kong: HK1160996; Hong Kong: HK1160994; Hong Kong: HK1160995; India: 220074; Japan:
regenerator, a key regenerator, and a decoder. 4546246; Japan: 5485008; Japan: 5675876; Republic of Korea: 10-1143282

ZL200380104307.6 System and methods for A communication system includes a random number, an initial SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 6909383; United States: 7394407; United States: 9236885; United States: RE43,741; China P.R.:
systematic encoding and key generator, a ZL200380104307.6; European Patent Convention: EP1552617; European Patent Convention: EP2355360; European
decoding of chain reaction key generator, and encoder, a transmit module, a receive Patent Convention: EP2357732; European Patent Convention: EP2348640; European Patent Convention:
codes module, an initial key EP2357731; Hong Kong: HK1160996; Hong Kong: HK1160994; Hong Kong: HK1160995; India: 220074; Japan:
regenerator, a key regenerator, and a decoder. 4546246; Japan: 5485008; Japan: 5675876; Republic of Korea: 10-1143282

7418651 File download and streaming A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7418651; United States: 9136878; United States: 9236887; China P.R.: ZL200580001026.7; China
system destination over a communications channel is provided. The P.R.: CN103124182; European Patent Convention: EP1743431; European Patent Convention: EP2202888; India:
method operates on an ordered set of input symbols and includes 257657; Japan: 4971144; Japan: 5485302; Republic of Korea: 10-1161193; Republic of Korea: 10-1205758
generating a plurality of redundant symbols from the input
symbols. The method also includes generating a plurality of
output symbols from a combined set of symbols including the
input symbols and the redundant symbols, wherein the number
of possible output symbols is much larger than the number of
symbols in the combined set of symbols, wherein at least one
output symbol is generated from more than one symbol in the
combined set of symbols and from less than all of the symbols in
the combined set of symbols, and such that the ordered set of
input symbols can be regenerated to a desired degree of accuracy
from any predetermined number of the output symbols. The
plurality of redundant symbols is generated from an ordered set
of input symbols to be transmitted in a deterministic process such
that a first set of static symbols calculated using a first input
symbol has a low common membership with a second set of
static symbols calculated using a second input symbol distinct
from the first input symbol.

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9136878 File download and streaming A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7418651; United States: 9136878; United States: 9236887; China P.R.: ZL200580001026.7; China
system destination over a communications channel is provided. The P.R.: CN103124182; European Patent Convention: EP1743431; European Patent Convention: EP2202888; India:
method operates on an ordered set of input symbols and includes 257657; Japan: 4971144; Japan: 5485302; Republic of Korea: 10-1161193; Republic of Korea: 10-1205758
generating a plurality of redundant symbols from the input
symbols. The method also includes generating a plurality of
output symbols from a combined set of symbols including the
input symbols and the redundant symbols, wherein the number
of possible output symbols is much larger than the number of
symbols in the combined set of symbols, wherein at least one
output symbol is generated from more than one symbol in the
combined set of symbols and from less than all of the symbols in
the combined set of symbols, and such that the ordered set of
input symbols can be regenerated to a desired degree of accuracy
from any predetermined number of the output symbols. The
plurality of redundant symbols is generated from an ordered set
of input symbols to be transmitted in a deterministic process such
that a first set of static symbols calculated using a first input
symbol has a low common membership with a second set of
static symbols calculated using a second input symbol distinct
from the first input symbol.

9236887 File download and streaming A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7418651; United States: 9136878; United States: 9236887; China P.R.: ZL200580001026.7; China
system destination over a communications channel is provided. The P.R.: CN103124182; European Patent Convention: EP1743431; European Patent Convention: EP2202888; India:
method operates on an ordered set of input symbols and includes 257657; Japan: 4971144; Japan: 5485302; Republic of Korea: 10-1161193; Republic of Korea: 10-1205758
generating a plurality of redundant symbols from the input
symbols. The method also includes generating a plurality of
output symbols from a combined set of symbols including the
input symbols and the redundant symbols, wherein the number
of possible output symbols is much larger than the number of
symbols in the combined set of symbols, wherein at least one
output symbol is generated from more than one symbol in the
combined set of symbols and from less than all of the symbols in
the combined set of symbols, and such that the ordered set of
input symbols can be regenerated to a desired degree of accuracy
from any predetermined number of the output symbols. The
plurality of redundant symbols is generated from an ordered set
of input symbols to be transmitted in a deterministic process such
that a first set of static symbols calculated using a first input
symbol has a low common membership with a second set of
static symbols calculated using a second input symbol distinct
from the first input symbol.

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ZL200580001026.7 File download and streaming A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7418651; United States: 9136878; United States: 9236887; China P.R.: ZL200580001026.7; China
system destination over a communications channel is provided. The P.R.: CN103124182; European Patent Convention: EP1743431; European Patent Convention: EP2202888; India:
method operates on an ordered set of input symbols and includes 257657; Japan: 4971144; Japan: 5485302; Republic of Korea: 10-1161193; Republic of Korea: 10-1205758
generating a plurality of redundant symbols from the input
symbols. The method also includes generating a plurality of
output symbols from a combined set of symbols including the
input symbols and the redundant symbols, wherein the number
of possible output symbols is much larger than the number of
symbols in the combined set of symbols, wherein at least one
output symbol is generated from more than one symbol in the
combined set of symbols and from less than all of the symbols in
the combined set of symbols, and such that the ordered set of
input symbols can be regenerated to a desired degree of accuracy
from any predetermined number of the output symbols. The
plurality of redundant symbols is generated from an ordered set
of input symbols to be transmitted in a deterministic process such
that a first set of static symbols calculated using a first input
symbol has a low common membership with a second set of
static symbols calculated using a second input symbol distinct
from the first input symbol.

CN103124182 File download and streaming A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7418651; United States: 9136878; United States: 9236887; China P.R.: ZL200580001026.7; China
system destination over a communications channel is provided. The P.R.: CN103124182; European Patent Convention: EP1743431; European Patent Convention: EP2202888; India:
method operates on an ordered set of input symbols and includes 257657; Japan: 4971144; Japan: 5485302; Republic of Korea: 10-1161193; Republic of Korea: 10-1205758
generating a plurality of redundant symbols from the input
symbols. The method also includes generating a plurality of
output symbols from a combined set of symbols including the
input symbols and the redundant symbols, wherein the number
of possible output symbols is much larger than the number of
symbols in the combined set of symbols, wherein at least one
output symbol is generated from more than one symbol in the
combined set of symbols and from less than all of the symbols in
the combined set of symbols, and such that the ordered set of
input symbols can be regenerated to a desired degree of accuracy
from any predetermined number of the output symbols. The
plurality of redundant symbols is generated from an ordered set
of input symbols to be transmitted in a deterministic process such
that a first set of static symbols calculated using a first input
symbol has a low common membership with a second set of
static symbols calculated using a second input symbol distinct
from the first input symbol.

7721184 Method and apparatus for Efficient methods for encoding and decoding Half-Weight codes SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7721184
fast encoding of data are disclosed and similar high density codes are disclosed. The
symbols according to half- efficient methods require at most 3(k-1)+h/2+1 XORs of symbols
weight codes to calculate h Half-Weight symbols from k source symbols, where
h is of the order of log(k).

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7660245 FEC architecture for In a packet communications system stream data is transported SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7660245; United States: 8279755
streaming services including over a channel over which
symbol-based operations packet loss or corruption is possible, with forward error
and packet tagging correction ("FEC") information. A
transmitter receives source packets comprising source data,
generates FEC source packets
formatted to allow for identification of lost or corrupted source
packets at a receiver, arranges
source data from the source packets into a plurality of source
symbols wherein at least one
source packet is arranged into more than one source symbol,
associates a plurality of source
symbols with a source block, generates a plurality of repair
symbols from the source block
according to a predetermined FEC encoding process and groups
the plurality of repair
symbols into one or more FEC repair packets associated with the
source block. A receiver
can use the FEC repair symbols from the FEC repair packets to
recover source symbols, as
needed
8279755 FEC architecture for In a packet communications system stream data is transported SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7660245; United States: 8279755
streaming services including over a channel over which
symbol based operations packet loss or corruption is possible, with forward error
and packet tagging correction ("FEC") information. A
transmitter receives source packets comprising source data,
generates FEC source packets
formatted to allow for identification of lost or corrupted source
packets at a receiver, arranges
source data from the source packets into a plurality of source
symbols wherein at least one
source packet is arranged into more than one source symbol,
associates a plurality of source
symbols with a source block, generates a plurality of repair
symbols from the source block
according to a predetermined FEC encoding process and groups
the plurality of repair
symbols into one or more FEC repair packets associated with the
source block. A receiver
can use the FEC repair symbols from the FEC repair packets to
recover source symbols, as
needed.

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20110085457 Method and apparatus for Techniques for supporting communication for different user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20110085457; China P.R.: ZL201080016636.5; European Patent Convention: EP2417814; India:
supporting user equipments equipments (UEs) on different system bandwidths are described. 7184/CHENP/2011; Japan: 2012-523772; Japan: 2014-239474
on different system In one design, a base station transmits first control information to
bandwidths support communication for at least one first UE on a first system
bandwidth and transmits second control information to support
communication for at least one second UE on a second system
bandwidth, which overlaps the first system bandwidth. The base
station transmits data to the first and second UEs on the first and
second system bandwidths, respectively. In one design, the base
station receives third control information from the first UE(s) and
fourth control information from the second UE(s) on a third
system bandwidth. The base station receives data from the first
UE(s) on the third system bandwidth and receives data from the
second UE(s) on a fourth system bandwidth, which overlaps the
third system bandwidth.

ZL201080016636.5 Method and apparatus for Techniques for supporting communication for different user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20110085457; China P.R.: ZL201080016636.5; European Patent Convention: EP2417814; India:
supporting user equipments equipments (UEs) on different system bandwidths are described. 7184/CHENP/2011; Japan: 2012-523772; Japan: 2014-239474
on different system In one design, a base station transmits first control information to
bandwidths support communication for at least one first UE on a first system
bandwidth and transmits second control information to support
communication for at least one second UE on a second system
bandwidth, which overlaps the first system bandwidth. The base
station transmits data to the first and second UEs on the first and
second system bandwidths, respectively. In one design, the base
station receives third control information from the first UE(s) and
fourth control information from the second UE(s) on a third
system bandwidth. The base station receives data from the first
UE(s) on the third system bandwidth and receives data from the
second UE(s) on a fourth system bandwidth, which overlaps the
third system bandwidth.

8514779 Radio link control protocol A method for using a flexible size radio link control (RLC) protocol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 8514779; China P.R.: ZL201080016307.0; Brazil: PI1013776-9; European Patent Convention:
data unit size selection in data unit EP2420017; India: 7176/CHENP/2011; Japan: 2012-523800; Japan: 5694485; Republic of Korea: 10-1354565;
dual carrier HSUPA (PDU) on an uplink is described. A request for an RLC PDU is Taiwan: I415505
received from a
medium access control (MAC) layer. Radio conditions for a first
uplink carrier and a
second uplink carrier are determined. A size of the RLC PDU is
selected based on the
radio conditions. The RLC PDU is generated. The RLC PDU is sent
to the MAC layer.
ZL201080016307.0 Radio link control protocol A method for using a flexible size radio link control (RLC) protocol SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 8514779; China P.R.: ZL201080016307.0; Brazil: PI1013776-9; European Patent Convention:
data unit size selection in data unit EP2420017; India: 7176/CHENP/2011; Japan: 2012-523800; Japan: 5694485; Republic of Korea: 10-1354565;
dual carrier HSUPA (PDU) on an uplink is described. A request for an RLC PDU is Taiwan: I415505
received from a
medium access control (MAC) layer. Radio conditions for a first
uplink carrier and a
second uplink carrier are determined. A size of the RLC PDU is
selected based on the
radio conditions. The RLC PDU is generated. The RLC PDU is sent
to the MAC layer.

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8599771 Control of radio links in a Methods, systems and apparatuses for controlling radio links in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8599771; China P.R.: ZL201080016584.1; European Patent Convention: EP2420098; India:
multiple carrier system multiple 7243/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5628290; Republic of Korea: 10-1326635
carrier wireless communication system are disclosed. A method
can include aggregating
control functions from at least two carriers onto one carrier to
form an anchor carrier
and one or more associated secondary carriers; establishing
communication links for the
anchor carrier and each secondary carrier; and controlling
communication based on the
anchor carrier.
ZL201080016584.1 Control of radio links in a Methods, systems and apparatuses for controlling radio links in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8599771; China P.R.: ZL201080016584.1; European Patent Convention: EP2420098; India:
multiple carrier system multiple 7243/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5628290; Republic of Korea: 10-1326635
carrier wireless communication system are disclosed. A method
can include aggregating
control functions from at least two carriers onto one carrier to
form an anchor carrier
and one or more associated secondary carriers; establishing
communication links for the
anchor carrier and each secondary carrier; and controlling
communication based on the
anchor carrier.
8599701 Systems, methods and The present disclosure provides systems, methods and devices SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8599701; China P.R.: CN102396260; Brazil: PI1014513-3; European Patent Convention: EP2420082;
devices to enable for selectively adjusting a quality of service QoS of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; India: 7328/CHENP/2011; Japan: 2012-524461; Japan: 5847880; Republic of Korea: 10-1476345; Taiwan:
management of wireless communication between a wireless access point and a UE based SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; 201127107
network resources on both a value indicative of system resources and closed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413;
subscriber group (CSG) subscription data, such that a member has
priority access to system resources over a non-member. The
systems, methods and devices described herein allow an access
point operating in a hybrid mode to discriminate between CSG
members and non-members, without having to terminate
communication links in order to provide CSG members with
particular QoS levels. In some embodiments, non-members can
maintain or establish new communication links with lower QoS
levels in order to utilize unused and available capacity, thereby
increasing the utilization of system resources available through
femto nodes operating in a hybrid mode.

CN102396260 Method, apparatus and The present disclosure provides systems, methods and devices SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8599701; China P.R.: CN102396260; Brazil: PI1014513-3; European Patent Convention: EP2420082;
computer program product for selectively adjusting a quality of service QoS of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; India: 7328/CHENP/2011; Japan: 2012-524461; Japan: 5847880; Republic of Korea: 10-1476345; Taiwan:
for determining QOS of communication between a wireless access point and a UE based SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.122; 201127107
communications based on on both a value indicative of system resources and closed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.413;
CSG membership subscriber group (CSG) subscription data, such that a member has
priority access to system resources over a non-member. The
systems, methods and devices described herein allow an access
point operating in a hybrid mode to discriminate between CSG
members and non-members, without having to terminate
communication links in order to provide CSG members with
particular QoS levels. In some embodiments, non-members can
maintain or establish new communication links with lower QoS
levels in order to utilize unused and available capacity, thereby
increasing the utilization of system resources available through
femto nodes operating in a hybrid mode.

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8396040 Systems, methods, and In some embodiments, an access terminal is configured to select SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8396040; China P.R.: ZL201080017227.7; Brazil: PI1014491-9; Canada: 2758098; European Patent
devices to enable selection a first set of system resources, and communicate a message to Convention: EP2422553; Hong Kong: HK1168973; India: 7410/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 2012/01335 A; Japan:
of radio access technology acquire access to the first set of system resources, wherein the 5763051; Malaysia: PI 2011004738; Republic of Korea: 10-1409392; Russian Federation: 2527205; South Africa:
message conceals that the access terminal is capable of 2011/08501; Taiwan: I446809; United Arab Emirates: 1045/2011; Vietnam: 1-2011-03142
communication with a second set of system resources. In one
embodiment, the first set of system resources includes circuit-
switched system resources, the second set of system resources
includes packet-switched system resources, and an access
terminal conceals from the network that it is operable using the
packet-switched system resources in order to acquire and/or
maintain connected mode access to the circuit-switched system
resources. Such embodiments allow an access terminal to use
circuit-switched system resources even if the network does not
support CS fallback or has refused a CS fallback request.

ZL201080017227.7 Systems, methods, and In some embodiments, an access terminal is configured to select SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8396040; China P.R.: ZL201080017227.7; Brazil: PI1014491-9; Canada: 2758098; European Patent
devices to enable selection a first set of system resources, and communicate a message to Convention: EP2422553; Hong Kong: HK1168973; India: 7410/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 2012/01335 A; Japan:
of radio access technology acquire access to the first set of system resources, wherein the 5763051; Malaysia: PI 2011004738; Republic of Korea: 10-1409392; Russian Federation: 2527205; South Africa:
message conceals that the access terminal is capable of 2011/08501; Taiwan: I446809; United Arab Emirates: 1045/2011; Vietnam: 1-2011-03142
communication with a second set of system resources. In one
embodiment, the first set of system resources includes circuit-
switched system resources, the second set of system resources
includes packet-switched system resources, and an access
terminal conceals from the network that it is operable using the
packet-switched system resources in order to acquire and/or
maintain connected mode access to the circuit-switched system
resources. Such embodiments allow an access terminal to use
circuit-switched system resources even if the network does not
support CS fallback or has refused a CS fallback request.

20100312834 Maintaining controllee A communication system extends IETF Session Initiation Protocol SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.237; United States: 20100312834; China P.R.: ZL201080020721.9; Brazil: PI1011029-1; European Patent Convention:
information in collaborative (SIP) signaling used by IMS architecture. As a basic use case, SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; EP2430811; India: 8551/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5512802; Republic of Korea: 10-1378465; Taiwan: I500304
sessions initially a first user equipment (UE1) (controller) is in a media
session (e.g., audio, video and message session) with a remote
UE. To transfer provider of one media component to a controllee
UE, the controller UE1 sends a REFER message with a relevant
body to trigger the media session operations to a Service
Centralization and Continuity Application Server (SCC AS). The
SCC AS is able to interpret the contents of the REFER message to
perform the media session manipulation on one or multiple UEs
(originating UE itself or other UEs). The innovation provides for a
REFER message that convey what needs to be done in a separate
SIP header carrying target dialog and media line number(s), in a
SDP body that REFER carries, or XML body that will be in REFER.

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ZL201080020721.9 METHOD, PROCESSOR AND A communication system extends IETF Session Initiation Protocol SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.237; United States: 20100312834; China P.R.: ZL201080020721.9; Brazil: PI1011029-1; European Patent Convention:
APPARATUS FOR INTERUSER (SIP) signaling used by IMS architecture. As a basic use case, SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; EP2430811; India: 8551/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5512802; Republic of Korea: 10-1378465; Taiwan: I500304
EQUIPMENT TRANSFER IN A initially a first user equipment (UE1) (controller) is in a media
COLLABORATIVE SESSION session (e.g., audio, video and message session) with a remote
UE. To transfer provider of one media component to a controllee
UE, the controller UE1 sends a REFER message with a relevant
body to trigger the media session operations to a Service
Centralization and Continuity Application Server (SCC AS). The
SCC AS is able to interpret the contents of the REFER message to
perform the media session manipulation on one or multiple UEs
(originating UE itself or other UEs). The innovation provides for a
REFER message that convey what needs to be done in a separate
SIP header carrying target dialog and media line number(s), in a
SDP body that REFER carries, or XML body that will be in REFER.

20100312841 Controlling media and A communication system extends IETF Session Initiation Protocol SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.237; United States: 20100312841; China P.R.: CN102422615; Brazil: PI1011028-3; European Patent Convention:
informing controller status in (SIP) signaling used by IMS architecture. As a basic use case, SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; EP2430812; India: 8504/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5362908; Republic of Korea: 10-1377607; Taiwan: I450547
collaborative sessions initially a first user equipment (UE1) (controller) is in a media
session (e.g., audio, video and message session) with a remote
UE. To transfer provider of one media component to a controllee
UE, the controller UE1 sends a REFER message with a relevant
body to trigger the media session operations to a Service
Centralization and Continuity Application Server (SCC AS). The
SCC AS is able to interpret the contents of the REFER message to
perform the media session manipulation on one or multiple UEs
(originating UE itself or other UEs). The innovation provides for a
REFER message that convey what needs to be done in a separate
SIP header carrying target dialog and media line number(s), in a
SDP body that REFER carries, or XML body that will be in REFER.

CN102422615 Controlling media and A communication system extends IETF Session Initiation Protocol SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.237; United States: 20100312841; China P.R.: CN102422615; Brazil: PI1011028-3; European Patent Convention:
informing controller status in (SIP) signaling used by IMS architecture. As a basic use case, SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; EP2430812; India: 8504/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5362908; Republic of Korea: 10-1377607; Taiwan: I450547
collaborative sessions initially a first user equipment (UE1) (controller) is in a media
session (e.g., audio, video and message session) with a remote
UE. To transfer provider of one media component to a controllee
UE, the controller UE1 sends a REFER message with a relevant
body to trigger the media session operations to a Service
Centralization and Continuity Application Server (SCC AS). The
SCC AS is able to interpret the contents of the REFER message to
perform the media session manipulation on one or multiple UEs
(originating UE itself or other UEs). The innovation provides for a
REFER message that convey what needs to be done in a separate
SIP header carrying target dialog and media line number(s), in a
SDP body that REFER carries, or XML body that will be in REFER.

20110103510 Rank and precoding Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to a technique for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20110103510; China P.R.: ZL201080017683.1; European Patent Convention: EP2422482; India:
indication for MIMO signaling rank and precoding indications in uplink and downlink 7124/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5475108; Republic of Korea: 10-1332762; Taiwan: I463822
operation MIMO operations using codebook and non-codebook based
precoding.
ZL201080017683.1 Rank and precoding Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to a technique for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20110103510; China P.R.: ZL201080017683.1; European Patent Convention: EP2422482; India:
indication for MIMO signaling rank and precoding indications in uplink and downlink 7124/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5475108; Republic of Korea: 10-1332762; Taiwan: I463822
operation MIMO operations using codebook and non-codebook based
precoding.

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20110110455 Rank and precoding Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to a technique for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20110110455; China P.R.: ZL201080017624.4; European Patent Convention: EP2422484; India:
indication for MIMO signaling rank and precoding indications in uplink and downlink 7130/CHENP/2011; Japan: 2015-065672; Republic of Korea: 10-1293140
operation MIMO operations using codebook and non-codebook based
precoding.
ZL201080017624.4 Rank and precoding Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to a technique for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20110110455; China P.R.: ZL201080017624.4; European Patent Convention: EP2422484; India:
indication for MIMO signaling rank and precoding indications in uplink and downlink 7130/CHENP/2011; Japan: 2015-065672; Republic of Korea: 10-1293140
operation MIMO operations using codebook and non-codebook based
precoding.
20110105137 Rank and precoding Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to a technique for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20110105137; China P.R.: CN102415042; European Patent Convention: EP2422483; India:
indication for MIMO signaling rank and precoding indications in uplink and downlink 7241/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5726858; Republic of Korea: 10-1332249
operation MIMO operations using codebook and non-codebook based
precoding.
CN102415042 Rank and precoding Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to a technique for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20110105137; China P.R.: CN102415042; European Patent Convention: EP2422483; India:
indication for MIMO signaling rank and precoding indications in uplink and downlink 7241/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5726858; Republic of Korea: 10-1332249
operation MIMO operations using codebook and non-codebook based
precoding.
20100272013 Establishing packet data Providing for establishment of local Internet Protocol access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20100272013; China P.R.: ZL201080017228.1; Australia: 2010239580; Brazil: PI1014415-3; Canada:
network connectivity for (LIPA) for cellular 2758341; Germany: EP2422534; Great Britain: EP2422534; Hong Kong: HK1168972; India: 7413/CHENP/2011;
local internet protocol access communication is provided herein. According to particular Indonesia: 2012/01033 A; Japan: 5684234; Japan: 5726966; Japan: 2015-080212; Philippines: 1-2011-502061;
traffic aspects of the subject Republic of Korea: 10-1369357; Republic of Korea: 10-1486919; Republic of Korea: 10-1486911; Russian
disclosure, provided are mechanisms to identify a request to Federation: 2504114; Russian Federation: 2536340; South Africa: 2011/08583; Taiwan: I491296; Taiwan:
establish a packet network 201446057; Taiwan: 201446058; Thailand: 118043; Vietnam: 1-2011-03145
connection as a request for a LIPA context. Once identified, a local
gateway associated
with the UE or with a subscriber-deployed base station is
identified, and a packet
context is established to support LIPA traffic for the UE.
Additional mechanisms
support UE mobility from one base station to anther, including
identifying and
terminating inactive LIPA contexts. Further, a UE is described that
can recognize and
facilitate the establishment of a LIPA context for applications
executing at the UE.
ZL201080017228.1 Establishing packet data Providing for establishment of local Internet Protocol access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20100272013; China P.R.: ZL201080017228.1; Australia: 2010239580; Brazil: PI1014415-3; Canada:
network connectivity for (LIPA) for cellular 2758341; Germany: EP2422534; Great Britain: EP2422534; Hong Kong: HK1168972; India: 7413/CHENP/2011;
local internet protocol access communication is provided herein. According to particular Indonesia: 2012/01033 A; Japan: 5684234; Japan: 5726966; Japan: 2015-080212; Philippines: 1-2011-502061;
traffic aspects of the subject Republic of Korea: 10-1369357; Republic of Korea: 10-1486919; Republic of Korea: 10-1486911; Russian
disclosure, provided are mechanisms to identify a request to Federation: 2504114; Russian Federation: 2536340; South Africa: 2011/08583; Taiwan: I491296; Taiwan:
establish a packet network 201446057; Taiwan: 201446058; Thailand: 118043; Vietnam: 1-2011-03145
connection as a request for a LIPA context. Once identified, a local
gateway associated
with the UE or with a subscriber-deployed base station is
identified, and a packet
context is established to support LIPA traffic for the UE.
Additional mechanisms
support UE mobility from one base station to anther, including
identifying and
terminating inactive LIPA contexts. Further, a UE is described that
can recognize and
facilitate the establishment of a LIPA context for applications
executing at the UE.

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8989107 ACTIVATION DEACTIVATION The present patent application discloses a method and apparatus SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.433; United States: 8989107
OF SECONDARY UL CARRIER for activating or de-activating a secondary carrier, comprising
IN DC HSUPA informing a serving radio network controller when a secondary
carrier was activated or de-activated, receiving a confirmation
from the serving radio network controller that non-serving NodeB
cells have achieved synchronization, and scheduling a UE upon
receiving confirmation. In another example, the present patent
application discloses a method and apparatus for de-activating a
secondary carrier, comprising controlling de-activation of the
secondary carrier using high-speed shared control channel orders,
receivng acknowledgement of said high-speed shared control
channel orders, and informing a serving radio network controller
when the secondary carrier was de-activated.

9002356 Access mode-based access Access control for an access point (e.g., a cell of the access point) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9002356; United States: 20150181474; China P.R.: CN102415148; Brazil: PI1014110-3; European
control may be based Patent Convention: EP2428064; India: 7409/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5670436; Japan: 2015-046916; Republic of Korea:
on an access mode associated with the access point. For example, 10-1408822; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0122806; Taiwan: I446804; Taiwan: I507057
depending on the
access mode, access control may involve performing a
membership check for the access
point. Such a membership check may be performed at a network
entity, a source access
point, or some other suitable location in a network. In some
aspects, access control may
involve performing a membership check for an access point in
conjunction with a
context fetch procedure. Such a procedure may be performed, for
example, when an
access terminal arrives at the access point after experiencing RLF
at another access
point.
20150181474 Access mode-based access Access control for an access point (e.g., a cell of the access point) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9002356; United States: 20150181474; China P.R.: CN102415148; Brazil: PI1014110-3; European
control may be based Patent Convention: EP2428064; India: 7409/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5670436; Japan: 2015-046916; Republic of Korea:
on an access mode associated with the access point. For example, 10-1408822; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0122806; Taiwan: I446804; Taiwan: I507057
depending on the
access mode, access control may involve performing a
membership check for the access
point. Such a membership check may be performed at a network
entity, a source access
point, or some other suitable location in a network. In some
aspects, access control may
involve performing a membership check for an access point in
conjunction with a
context fetch procedure. Such a procedure may be performed, for
example, when an
access terminal arrives at the access point after experiencing RLF
at another access
point.

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CN102415148 Access mode-based access Access control for an access point (e.g., a cell of the access point) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9002356; United States: 20150181474; China P.R.: CN102415148; Brazil: PI1014110-3; European
control may be based Patent Convention: EP2428064; India: 7409/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5670436; Japan: 2015-046916; Republic of Korea:
on an access mode associated with the access point. For example, 10-1408822; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0122806; Taiwan: I446804; Taiwan: I507057
depending on the
access mode, access control may involve performing a
membership check for the access
point. Such a membership check may be performed at a network
entity, a source access
point, or some other suitable location in a network. In some
aspects, access control may
involve performing a membership check for an access point in
conjunction with a
context fetch procedure. Such a procedure may be performed, for
example, when an
access terminal arrives at the access point after experiencing RLF
at another access
point.
8954077 Access mode-based access Access control for an access point (e.g., a cell of the access point) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8954077; China P.R.: CN102415147; Brazil: PI1014618-0; European Patent Convention: EP2428065;
control may be based India: 7459/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5661745; Japan: 2015-008499; Japan: 2015-225558; Republic of Korea: 10-
on an access mode associated with the access point. For example, 1433806; Taiwan: I472241
depending on the
access mode, access control may involve performing a
membership check for the access
point. Such a membership check may be performed at a network
entity, a source access
point, or some other suitable location in a network. In some
aspects, access control may
involve performing a membership check for an access point in
conjunction with a
context fetch procedure. Such a procedure may be performed, for
example, when an
access terminal arrives at the access point after experiencing RLF
at another access
point.
CN102415147 Access mode-based access Access control for an access point (e.g., a cell of the access point) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8954077; China P.R.: CN102415147; Brazil: PI1014618-0; European Patent Convention: EP2428065;
control may be based India: 7459/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5661745; Japan: 2015-008499; Japan: 2015-225558; Republic of Korea: 10-
on an access mode associated with the access point. For example, 1433806; Taiwan: I472241
depending on the
access mode, access control may involve performing a
membership check for the access
point. Such a membership check may be performed at a network
entity, a source access
point, or some other suitable location in a network. In some
aspects, access control may
involve performing a membership check for an access point in
conjunction with a
context fetch procedure. Such a procedure may be performed, for
example, when an
access terminal arrives at the access point after experiencing RLF
at another access
point.

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9119133 Local internet protocol Aspects describe indicating to a mobile station whether an access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9119133; China P.R.: CN102422657; Brazil: PI1014706-3; European Patent Convention: EP2428052;
access capability indication point supports local Internet Protocol (IP) access. The indication India: 8085/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5666563; Republic of Korea: 10-1425120; Taiwan: I433570
can be sent through utilization of common signaling, which allows
the mobile station to have information about the local IP access
availability before connecting to the access point. The indication
can be sent through utilization of dedicated signaling, which
allows the mobile station to find out about availability of local IP
access after the mobile station connects to the access point.

CN102422657 Local internet protocol Aspects describe indicating to a mobile station whether an access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9119133; China P.R.: CN102422657; Brazil: PI1014706-3; European Patent Convention: EP2428052;
access capability indication point supports local Internet Protocol (IP) access. The indication India: 8085/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5666563; Republic of Korea: 10-1425120; Taiwan: I433570
can be sent through utilization of common signaling, which allows
the mobile station to have information about the local IP access
availability before connecting to the access point. The indication
can be sent through utilization of dedicated signaling, which
allows the mobile station to find out about availability of local IP
access after the mobile station connects to the access point.

9198157 Paging for local IP access Local IP access paging schemes facilitate paging of an access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9198157; United States: 14/948,164; China P.R.: CN102422687; European Patent Convention:
packets terminal when packets destined for the access terminal are EP2563081; France: EP2428081; Germany: EP2428081; Great Britain: EP2428081; India: 8045/CHENP/2011; Japan:
received via local IP access. In some implementations, a local 2012-526494; Japan: 2014-195314; Japan: 2016-000281; Republic of Korea: 10-1374730; Republic of Korea: 10-
entity acquires information that enables local paging of the 1485006
access terminal by sniffing messages passing through the local
entity. In some implementations, a local entity sends a packet or
message to cause the core network to page an access terminal
when a local IP access packet destined for the access terminal
arrives at the local entity.

14/948,164 Paging for local IP access Local IP access paging schemes facilitate paging of an access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9198157; United States: 14/948,164; China P.R.: CN102422687; European Patent Convention:
packets terminal when packets destined for the access terminal are EP2563081; France: EP2428081; Germany: EP2428081; Great Britain: EP2428081; India: 8045/CHENP/2011; Japan:
received via local IP access. In some implementations, a local 2012-526494; Japan: 2014-195314; Japan: 2016-000281; Republic of Korea: 10-1374730; Republic of Korea: 10-
entity acquires information that enables local paging of the 1485006
access terminal by sniffing messages passing through the local
entity. In some implementations, a local entity sends a packet or
message to cause the core network to page an access terminal
when a local IP access packet destined for the access terminal
arrives at the local entity.

CN102422687 Paging for local IP access Local IP access paging schemes facilitate paging of an access SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 9198157; United States: 14/948,164; China P.R.: CN102422687; European Patent Convention:
packets terminal when packets destined for the access terminal are EP2563081; France: EP2428081; Germany: EP2428081; Great Britain: EP2428081; India: 8045/CHENP/2011; Japan:
received via local IP access. In some implementations, a local 2012-526494; Japan: 2014-195314; Japan: 2016-000281; Republic of Korea: 10-1374730; Republic of Korea: 10-
entity acquires information that enables local paging of the 1485006
access terminal by sniffing messages passing through the local
entity. In some implementations, a local entity sends a packet or
message to cause the core network to page an access terminal
when a local IP access packet destined for the access terminal
arrives at the local entity.

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8929878 Transaction management Transaction identifiers for transactions are managed to mitigate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8929878; China P.R.: ZL201080021609.7; Austria: EP2433467; Belgium: EP2433467; Brazil:
potential mismatches that may occur in the event a message PI1011035-6; Canada: 2761217; Canada: 2910099; Denmark: EP2433467; European Patent Convention:
associated with the transaction is not delivered to the intended EP2928259; Finland: EP2433467; France: EP2433467; Germany: EP2433467; Great Britain: EP2433467; Greece:
destination. For example, in the event an access terminal accepts EP2433467; Hong Kong: HK1169772; Hungary: EP2433467; India: 8416/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 2012/02613A;
a bearer context request, the access terminal may not Ireland: EP2433467; Italy: EP2433467; Japan: 5661750; Malaysia: PI 2011005315; Netherlands: EP2433467;
immediately release the transaction identifier associated with Norway: EP2433467; Philippines: 1-2011-502292; Poland: EP2433467; Portugal: EP2433467; Republic of Korea: 10-
that transaction. In this way, in the event the access terminal 1440936; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0125406; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0052325; Romania: EP2433467; Russian
receives a second bearer context request associated with that Federation: 2523176; Singapore: 10201404828Y; South Africa: 2011/09331; Spain: EP2433467; Sweden:
same transaction identifier (e.g., due to the accept message not EP2433467; Switzerland: EP2433467; Taiwan: I487391; Ukraine: 105664; United Arab Emirates: 1154/2011;
reaching the network), the access terminal may send a second Vietnam: 1-2011-03547
accept message in response to the second bearer context
request.

ZL201080021609.7 Transaction management Transaction identifiers for transactions are managed to mitigate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8929878; China P.R.: ZL201080021609.7; Austria: EP2433467; Belgium: EP2433467; Brazil:
potential mismatches that may occur in the event a message PI1011035-6; Canada: 2761217; Canada: 2910099; Denmark: EP2433467; European Patent Convention:
associated with the transaction is not delivered to the intended EP2928259; Finland: EP2433467; France: EP2433467; Germany: EP2433467; Great Britain: EP2433467; Greece:
destination. For example, in the event an access terminal accepts EP2433467; Hong Kong: HK1169772; Hungary: EP2433467; India: 8416/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 2012/02613A;
a bearer context request, the access terminal may not Ireland: EP2433467; Italy: EP2433467; Japan: 5661750; Malaysia: PI 2011005315; Netherlands: EP2433467;
immediately release the transaction identifier associated with Norway: EP2433467; Philippines: 1-2011-502292; Poland: EP2433467; Portugal: EP2433467; Republic of Korea: 10-
that transaction. In this way, in the event the access terminal 1440936; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0125406; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0052325; Romania: EP2433467; Russian
receives a second bearer context request associated with that Federation: 2523176; Singapore: 10201404828Y; South Africa: 2011/09331; Spain: EP2433467; Sweden:
same transaction identifier (e.g., due to the accept message not EP2433467; Switzerland: EP2433467; Taiwan: I487391; Ukraine: 105664; United Arab Emirates: 1154/2011;
reaching the network), the access terminal may send a second Vietnam: 1-2011-03547
accept message in response to the second bearer context
request.

9197706 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for bundling application services with SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 9197706; China P.R.: ZL200980150313.2; China P.R.: CN104836838; Brazil: PI0922532-3; Canada:
bundling application services inbuilt connectivity SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.212; 2746813; European Patent Convention: EP2380332; Hong Kong: HK1164569; India: 4335/CHENP/2011; Indonesia:
with inbuilt connectivity management comprising launching a software application; SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.213; 2012/00587 A; Japan: 5684142; Japan: 2014-053888; Japan: 2015-201856; Malaysia: PI 2011002594; Philippines:
management detecting a need for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.214; WO2010077990; Republic of Korea: 10-1267409; Russian Federation: 2479142; Russian Federation: 2536373;
connectivity to use the service associated with the software South Africa: 2011/04941; Taiwan: 201027954; United Arab Emirates: 607/2011
application; establishing
connectivity; determining whether connectivity is established;
and executing the service
associated with the software application utilizing the established
connectivity.
ZL200980150313.2 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for bundling application services with SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 9197706; China P.R.: ZL200980150313.2; China P.R.: CN104836838; Brazil: PI0922532-3; Canada:
bundling application services inbuilt connectivity SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.212; 2746813; European Patent Convention: EP2380332; Hong Kong: HK1164569; India: 4335/CHENP/2011; Indonesia:
with inbuilt connectivity management comprising launching a software application; SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.213; 2012/00587 A; Japan: 5684142; Japan: 2014-053888; Japan: 2015-201856; Malaysia: PI 2011002594; Philippines:
management detecting a need for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.214; WO2010077990; Republic of Korea: 10-1267409; Russian Federation: 2479142; Russian Federation: 2536373;
connectivity to use the service associated with the software South Africa: 2011/04941; Taiwan: 201027954; United Arab Emirates: 607/2011
application; establishing
connectivity; determining whether connectivity is established;
and executing the service
associated with the software application utilizing the established
connectivity.
CN104836838 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for bundling application services with SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.203; United States: 9197706; China P.R.: ZL200980150313.2; China P.R.: CN104836838; Brazil: PI0922532-3; Canada:
bundling application services inbuilt connectivity SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.212; 2746813; European Patent Convention: EP2380332; Hong Kong: HK1164569; India: 4335/CHENP/2011; Indonesia:
with inbuilt connectivity management comprising launching a software application; SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.213; 2012/00587 A; Japan: 5684142; Japan: 2014-053888; Japan: 2015-201856; Malaysia: PI 2011002594; Philippines:
management detecting a need for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.214; WO2010077990; Republic of Korea: 10-1267409; Russian Federation: 2479142; Russian Federation: 2536373;
connectivity to use the service associated with the software South Africa: 2011/04941; Taiwan: 201027954; United Arab Emirates: 607/2011
application; establishing
connectivity; determining whether connectivity is established;
and executing the service
associated with the software application utilizing the established
connectivity.

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9166875 Method and apparatus for A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320; United States: 9166875; China P.R.: CN105120491; India: 9402/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5746163; Japan: 5745024
network optimization using wireless communication are provided in which a communication
SON solutions event is detected, one or more aspects of the detected
communication event are analyzed and at least one of the one or
more aspects of the detected communication event is stored on
an user equipment in a log.

CN105120491 Method and apparatus for A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 37.320; United States: 9166875; China P.R.: CN105120491; India: 9402/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5746163; Japan: 5745024
network optimization using wireless communication are provided in which a communication
SON solutions event is detected, one or more aspects of the detected
communication event are analyzed and at least one of the one or
more aspects of the detected communication event is stored on
an user equipment in a log.

8743864 System and method for Acknowledging a source terminal data message from a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8743864; China P.R.: ZL201080027174.7; Brazil: PI1011251-0; European Patent Convention:
supporting higher-layer destination terminal in an in-band communication system is SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; EP2443780; Hong Kong: HK1179072; India: 2513/MUMNP/2011; Republic of Korea: 10-1340262; Taiwan: I431971
protocol messaging in an in- disclosed. A first synchronization sequence followed by a low
band modem layer acknowledgement message and a second synchronization
sequence followed by a high layer acknowledgement message is
transmitted
ZL201080027174.7 System and method for Acknowledging a source terminal data message from a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8743864; China P.R.: ZL201080027174.7; Brazil: PI1011251-0; European Patent Convention:
supporting higher-layer destination terminal in an in-band communication system is SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; EP2443780; Hong Kong: HK1179072; India: 2513/MUMNP/2011; Republic of Korea: 10-1340262; Taiwan: I431971
protocol messaging in an in- disclosed. A first synchronization sequence followed by a low
band modem layer acknowledgement message and a second synchronization
sequence followed by a high layer acknowledgement message is
transmitted
8855100 System and method for Acknowledging a source terminal data message from a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8855100; China P.R.: ZL201080027177.0; Brazil: PI1013289-9; European Patent Convention:
supporting higher-layer destination terminal in an in-band communication system is SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; EP2443781; European Patent Convention: EP2528262; Hong Kong: HK1179073; India: 2725/MUMNP/2011; Japan:
protocol messaging in an in- disclosed. A first synchronization sequence followed by a low 5461694; Republic of Korea: 10-1307624; Taiwan: I439072
band modem layer acknowledgement message and a second synchronization
sequence followed by a high layer acknowledgement message is
transmitted
ZL201080027177.0 System and method for Acknowledging a source terminal data message from a SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8855100; China P.R.: ZL201080027177.0; Brazil: PI1013289-9; European Patent Convention:
supporting higher-layer destination terminal in an in-band communication system is SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Spec: TS 26.268; EP2443781; European Patent Convention: EP2528262; Hong Kong: HK1179073; India: 2725/MUMNP/2011; Japan:
protocol messaging in an in- disclosed. A first synchronization sequence followed by a low 5461694; Republic of Korea: 10-1307624; Taiwan: I439072
band modem layer acknowledgement message and a second synchronization
sequence followed by a high layer acknowledgement message is
transmitted
8537699 Managing video adaptation Techniques are described for controlling the operation of a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 8537699; China P.R.: ZL201080037034.8; Brazil: PI1013818-8; European Patent Convention:
algorithms dynamic rate adaptation algorithm by modifying control EP2443831; India: 143/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5832997; Republic of Korea: 10-1296306; Taiwan: 201112768
parameters exposed by the dynamic rate adaptation algorithm. In
one aspect, an apparatus comprises a rate adaptation module
comprising a plurality of control parameters. The rate adaptation
module monitors conditions of a network and adjusts a coding
rate of a media encoder based on the network conditions and the
plurality of control parameters. Each of the plurality of control
parameters specifies a threshold value or a timing value that
controls a response of the rate adaptation algorithm to the
network conditions. The apparatus also comprises a client that
receives a value for a first one of the plurality of control
parameters and sets the first control parameter to the received
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ZL201080037034.8 Managing video adaptation Techniques are described for controlling the operation of a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 8537699; China P.R.: ZL201080037034.8; Brazil: PI1013818-8; European Patent Convention:
algorithms dynamic rate adaptation algorithm by modifying control EP2443831; India: 143/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5832997; Republic of Korea: 10-1296306; Taiwan: 201112768
parameters exposed by the dynamic rate adaptation algorithm. In
one aspect, an apparatus comprises a rate adaptation module
comprising a plurality of control parameters. The rate adaptation
module monitors conditions of a network and adjusts a coding
rate of a media encoder based on the network conditions and the
plurality of control parameters. Each of the plurality of control
parameters specifies a threshold value or a timing value that
controls a response of the rate adaptation algorithm to the
network conditions. The apparatus also comprises a client that
receives a value for a first one of the plurality of control
parameters and sets the first control parameter to the received
value

8873381 Bearer quality of service In the event an entity receives a message including an unknown SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8873381; China P.R.: ZL201080027887.3; Australia: 2010270953; Austria: EP2446695; Belgium:
selection quality of service parameter (e.g., class identifier) for a bearer, EP2446695; Brazil: PI1015974-6; Canada: 2764744; Denmark: EP2446695; Finland: EP2446695; France: EP2446695;
the entity may select a quality of service parameter for the bearer Germany: EP2446695; Great Britain: EP2446695; Greece: EP2446695; Hong Kong: HK1170890; Hungary:
from a set of known quality of service parameters. Here, a EP2446695; India: 9384/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 2012/02126 A; Ireland: EP2446695; Israel: 216892; Italy:
guaranteed bit rate quality of service parameter may be selected EP2446695; Japan: 2012-531172; Japan: 5774755; Netherlands: EP2446695; Norway: EP2446695; Philippines:
from the set upon determining that the unknown quality of WO2011005546; Poland: EP2446695; Portugal: EP2446695; Republic of Korea: 10-1536728; Romania: EP2446695;
service parameter is associated with a guaranteed bit rate bearer. Russian Federation: 2521550; South Africa: 2012/00449; Spain: EP2446695; Sweden: EP2446695; Switzerland:
Conversely, a non-guaranteed bit rate quality of service EP2446695; Taiwan: I432046; Thailand: 118075; United Arab Emirates: 1307/2011
parameter may be selected from the set upon determining that
the unknown quality of service parameter is not associated with a
guaranteed bit rate bearer.

ZL201080027887.3 Selecting a quality of service In the event an entity receives a message including an unknown SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 8873381; China P.R.: ZL201080027887.3; Australia: 2010270953; Austria: EP2446695; Belgium:
class identifier for a bearer quality of service parameter (e.g., class identifier) for a bearer, EP2446695; Brazil: PI1015974-6; Canada: 2764744; Denmark: EP2446695; Finland: EP2446695; France: EP2446695;
the entity may select a quality of service parameter for the bearer Germany: EP2446695; Great Britain: EP2446695; Greece: EP2446695; Hong Kong: HK1170890; Hungary:
from a set of known quality of service parameters. Here, a EP2446695; India: 9384/CHENP/2011; Indonesia: 2012/02126 A; Ireland: EP2446695; Israel: 216892; Italy:
guaranteed bit rate quality of service parameter may be selected EP2446695; Japan: 2012-531172; Japan: 5774755; Netherlands: EP2446695; Norway: EP2446695; Philippines:
from the set upon determining that the unknown quality of WO2011005546; Poland: EP2446695; Portugal: EP2446695; Republic of Korea: 10-1536728; Romania: EP2446695;
service parameter is associated with a guaranteed bit rate bearer. Russian Federation: 2521550; South Africa: 2012/00449; Spain: EP2446695; Sweden: EP2446695; Switzerland:
Conversely, a non-guaranteed bit rate quality of service EP2446695; Taiwan: I432046; Thailand: 118075; United Arab Emirates: 1307/2011
parameter may be selected from the set upon determining that
the unknown quality of service parameter is not associated with a
guaranteed bit rate bearer.

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20110143771 Transport of LCS-related Techniques for transporting messages for location services (LCS) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 20110143771; China P.R.: ZL201080028765.6; Australia: 2010270923; Brazil: PI1012761-5; Brazil:
messages for LTE access are described. A Mobility Management Entity (MME) may have a BR1220130151370; Canada: 2766369; Canada: 2856991; European Patent Convention: EP2446649; European
location session with an Evolved Serving Mobile Location Center Patent Convention: EP2547127; Hong Kong: HK1171604; India: 2805/MUMNP/2011; Indonesia: 2012/04717 A;
(E-SMLC) to provide location services for a User Equipment (UE). Israel: 217131; Israel: 220239; Japan: 5813633; Japan: 2015-222963; Malaysia: PI 2011006214; Malaysia: PI
The UE may exchange LCS-related messages with the E-SMLC to 2015000235; Philippines: WO2011005516; Republic of Korea: 10-1447160; Russian Federation: 2506717;
obtain location services. In an aspect, LCS-related messages Singapore: 10201403519W; South Africa: 2012/00453; Taiwan: I459780; Thailand: 118079; Ukraine: 105224;
exchanged between the UE and the E-SMLC may be encapsulated Ukraine: 201314735; United Arab Emirates: 1306/2011; Vietnam: 1-2012-00162
in Non-Access Stratum (NAS) messages and transported via the
MME and a base station. In another aspect, a routing identifier
(ID) may be used to associate messages exchanged between the
UE and the MME with the location session between the MME and
the E-SMLC for the UE. Each NAS message exchanged between
the MME and the UE may include the routing ID, which may
enable the MME to associate each NAS message from the UE
with the location session between the MME and the E-SMLC.

ZL201080028765.6 Transport of LCS-related Techniques for transporting messages for location services (LCS) SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.301; United States: 20110143771; China P.R.: ZL201080028765.6; Australia: 2010270923; Brazil: PI1012761-5; Brazil:
messages for LTE access are described. A Mobility Management Entity (MME) may have a BR1220130151370; Canada: 2766369; Canada: 2856991; European Patent Convention: EP2446649; European
location session with an Evolved Serving Mobile Location Center Patent Convention: EP2547127; Hong Kong: HK1171604; India: 2805/MUMNP/2011; Indonesia: 2012/04717 A;
(E-SMLC) to provide location services for a User Equipment (UE). Israel: 217131; Israel: 220239; Japan: 5813633; Japan: 2015-222963; Malaysia: PI 2011006214; Malaysia: PI
The UE may exchange LCS-related messages with the E-SMLC to 2015000235; Philippines: WO2011005516; Republic of Korea: 10-1447160; Russian Federation: 2506717;
obtain location services. In an aspect, LCS-related messages Singapore: 10201403519W; South Africa: 2012/00453; Taiwan: I459780; Thailand: 118079; Ukraine: 105224;
exchanged between the UE and the E-SMLC may be encapsulated Ukraine: 201314735; United Arab Emirates: 1306/2011; Vietnam: 1-2012-00162
in Non-Access Stratum (NAS) messages and transported via the
MME and a base station. In another aspect, a routing identifier
(ID) may be used to associate messages exchanged between the
UE and the MME with the location session between the MME and
the E-SMLC for the UE. Each NAS message exchanged between
the MME and the UE may include the routing ID, which may
enable the MME to associate each NAS message from the UE
with the location session between the MME and the E-SMLC.

9002357 Systems, apparatus and Systems, methods and apparatus for facilitating handover SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 9002357; China P.R.: ZL201080028625.9; Brazil: PI1011742-3; European Patent Convention:
methods to facilitate security are provided. In some embodiments, the method can EP2446653; India: 6/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5485387; Republic of Korea: 10-1430014; Taiwan: I436653
handover security include deriving a key value for handover from a GERAN/UTRAN
system to an E-UTRAN system using a first input value. The
method can also include deriving a key value for a connection
establishment using a second input value, wherein the first input
value is different from the second input value and is different
from input values derived subsequent to the second input value,
and wherein the first input value, the second input value and the
input values derived subsequent to the second input value are
configured to be input to a same key derivation function
configured to output a key for use between a network entity and
user equipment

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ZL201080028625.9 Systems, apparatus and Systems, methods and apparatus for facilitating handover SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 9002357; China P.R.: ZL201080028625.9; Brazil: PI1011742-3; European Patent Convention:
methods to facilitate security are provided. In some embodiments, the method can EP2446653; India: 6/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5485387; Republic of Korea: 10-1430014; Taiwan: I436653
handover security include deriving a key value for handover from a GERAN/UTRAN
system to an E-UTRAN system using a first input value. The
method can also include deriving a key value for a connection
establishment using a second input value, wherein the first input
value is different from the second input value and is different
from input values derived subsequent to the second input value,
and wherein the first input value, the second input value and the
input values derived subsequent to the second input value are
configured to be input to a same key derivation function
configured to output a key for use between a network entity and
user equipment

8861424 Downlink control channel for Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8861424; United States: 20150163774; China P.R.: ZL201080035260.2; China P.R.: CN105007630;
relay resource allocation wireless European Patent Convention: EP2452533; India: 26/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5833001; Japan: 2014-222903; Republic
communications. The method generally includes allocating of Korea: 10-1447153; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0113532; Taiwan: I479923
resources of a backhaul link
between a donor base station and a relay base station to the
relay station for
communicating with the donor base station and transmitting a
control channel indicating
the allocated resources to the relay base station, wherein the
control channel is
transmitted on a subset of physical resource blocks (PRBs) of
subframes assigned for
downlink communications on the backhaul link.
20150163774 Downlink control channel for Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8861424; United States: 20150163774; China P.R.: ZL201080035260.2; China P.R.: CN105007630;
relay resource allocation wireless European Patent Convention: EP2452533; India: 26/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5833001; Japan: 2014-222903; Republic
communications. The method generally includes allocating of Korea: 10-1447153; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0113532; Taiwan: I479923
resources of a backhaul link
between a donor base station and a relay base station to the
relay station for
communicating with the donor base station and transmitting a
control channel indicating
the allocated resources to the relay base station, wherein the
control channel is
transmitted on a subset of physical resource blocks (PRBs) of
subframes assigned for
downlink communications on the backhaul link.
ZL201080035260.2 Downlink control channel for Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8861424; United States: 20150163774; China P.R.: ZL201080035260.2; China P.R.: CN105007630;
relay resource allocation wireless European Patent Convention: EP2452533; India: 26/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5833001; Japan: 2014-222903; Republic
communications. The method generally includes allocating of Korea: 10-1447153; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0113532; Taiwan: I479923
resources of a backhaul link
between a donor base station and a relay base station to the
relay station for
communicating with the donor base station and transmitting a
control channel indicating
the allocated resources to the relay base station, wherein the
control channel is
transmitted on a subset of physical resource blocks (PRBs) of
subframes assigned for
downlink communications on the backhaul link.

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CN105007630 Downlink control channel for Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8861424; United States: 20150163774; China P.R.: ZL201080035260.2; China P.R.: CN105007630;
relay resource allocation wireless European Patent Convention: EP2452533; India: 26/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5833001; Japan: 2014-222903; Republic
communications. The method generally includes allocating of Korea: 10-1447153; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0113532; Taiwan: I479923
resources of a backhaul link
between a donor base station and a relay base station to the
relay station for
communicating with the donor base station and transmitting a
control channel indicating
the allocated resources to the relay base station, wherein the
control channel is
transmitted on a subset of physical resource blocks (PRBs) of
subframes assigned for
downlink communications on the backhaul link.
20110103519 Systems and processes for A method for processing a chain reaction code includes first SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20110103519
decoding chain reaction selecting a source symbol which is associated with an output
codes through inactivation symbol of degree two or higher (i.e., an output symbol which is
itself associated with two or more input symbols), and
subsequently deactivating the selected source symbol in an
attempt to produce an output symbol of degree one. The
inactivation process can be repeated either successively until an
output symbol of degree one is identified, and/or whenever the
decoding process is unable to locate an output symbol of degree
one.

7956772 Methods and apparatus A method of encoding data for transmission from a source to a SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 7956772
employing FEC codes with destination over a communications channel is provided. A
permanent inactivation of plurality of encoded symbols are generated from a set of input
symbols for encoding and symbols including source symbols and redundant symbols,
decoding processes wherein the input symbols are organized such that at least one of
the input symbols is not used for a first encoding process, so that
it is permanently inactivated for the purposes of scheduling a
decoding process. A method of decoding data is also provided,
wherein encoded symbols generated from a set of input symbols
are used to recover source symbols, wherein the input symbols
are organized such that at least one of the input symbols is not
used for a first decoding process, so that it is permanently
inactivated for the purpose of scheduling the decoding process.

20110299629 Methods and apparatus Encoding of a plurality of encoded symbols is provided wherein an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20110299629; United States: 14/956,778; China P.R.: ZL201080037946.5; Brazil: BR1120120036882;
employing FEC codes with encoded symbol is generated from a combination of a first Canada: 2771622; European Patent Convention: EP2467942; Hong Kong: HK1172164; India: 1750/CHENP/2012;
permanent inactivation of symbol generated from a first set of intermediate symbols and a Indonesia: IDP000037467; Japan: 5602858; Japan: 5819495; Malaysia: PI 2012000729; Philippines:
symbols for encoding and second symbol generated from a second set of intermediate WO2011022555; Republic of Korea: 10-1451338; Republic of Korea: 10-1421286; Russian Federation: 2519524;
decoding processes symbols, each set having at least one different coding parameter, Russian Federation: 2554556; South Africa: 2012/01843; Taiwan: I437422; Taiwan: 201430555; Thailand: 125714
wherein the intermediate symbols are generated based on the
set of source symbols. A method of decoding data is also
provided, wherein a set of intermediate symbols is decoded from
a set of received encoded symbols, the intermediate symbols
organized into a first and second sets of symbols for decoding,
wherein intermediate symbols in the second set are permanently
inactivated for the purpose of scheduling the decoding process to
recover the intermediate symbols from the encoded symbols,
wherein at least some of the source symbols are recovered from
the decoded set of intermediate symbols.

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14/956,778 Methods and apparatus Encoding of a plurality of encoded symbols is provided wherein an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20110299629; United States: 14/956,778; China P.R.: ZL201080037946.5; Brazil: BR1120120036882;
employing FEC codes with encoded symbol isgenerated from a combination of a first symbol Canada: 2771622; European Patent Convention: EP2467942; Hong Kong: HK1172164; India: 1750/CHENP/2012;
permanent inactivation of generated from a first set of intermediatesymbols and a second Indonesia: IDP000037467; Japan: 5602858; Japan: 5819495; Malaysia: PI 2012000729; Philippines:
symbols for encoding and symbol generated from a second set of intermediate symbols, WO2011022555; Republic of Korea: 10-1451338; Republic of Korea: 10-1421286; Russian Federation: 2519524;
decoding processes each sethaving at least one different coding parameter, wherein Russian Federation: 2554556; South Africa: 2012/01843; Taiwan: I437422; Taiwan: 201430555; Thailand: 125714
the intermediate symbols aregenerated based on the set of
source symbols. A method of decoding data is also
provided,wherein a set of intermediate symbols is decoded from
a set of received encoded symbols, theintermediate symbols
organized into a first and second sets of symbols for decoding,
whereinintermediate symbols in the second set are permanently
inactivated for the purpose ofscheduling the decoding process to
recover the intermediate symbols from the encodedsymbols,
wherein at least some of the source symbols are recovered from
the decoded set ofintermediate symbols.

ZL201080037946.5 Methods and apparatus Encoding of a plurality of encoded symbols is provided wherein an SDO: ETSI Project: MBMS Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20110299629; United States: 14/956,778; China P.R.: ZL201080037946.5; Brazil: BR1120120036882;
employing FEC codes with encoded symbol is generated from a combination of a first Canada: 2771622; European Patent Convention: EP2467942; Hong Kong: HK1172164; India: 1750/CHENP/2012;
permanent inactivation of symbol generated from a first set of intermediate symbols and a Indonesia: IDP000037467; Japan: 5602858; Japan: 5819495; Malaysia: PI 2012000729; Philippines:
symbols for encoding and second symbol generated from a second set of intermediate WO2011022555; Republic of Korea: 10-1451338; Republic of Korea: 10-1421286; Russian Federation: 2519524;
decoding processes symbols, each set having at least one different coding parameter, Russian Federation: 2554556; South Africa: 2012/01843; Taiwan: I437422; Taiwan: 201430555; Thailand: 125714
wherein the intermediate symbols are generated based on the
set of source symbols.; A method of decoding data is also
provided, Also providing of data and decoding method, from the
receive one group through the middle symbol coding code
element set decoding, these intermediate by tissue as the first
code element and the second code element set and for decoding,
wherein the second set of the intermediate code is a permanent
passivation for adjusting decoding process from encoding code
element recovery through the middle symbol from the decoding
out the middle symbol set and recover at least some power.

8767639 Systems and methods for Various processing options and systems are provided for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8767639; China P.R.: ZL201080034423.5; Brazil: BR1120120025570; France: EP2462760; Germany:
providing feedback in an setting/controlling feedback indicators referred to as "Happy Bits" EP2462760; Great Britain: EP2462760; India: 933/CHENP/2012; Italy: EP2462760; Japan: 5404929; Netherlands:
enhanced uplink network in a wireless communication network using multiple uplink EP2462760; Republic of Korea: 10-1433274; Spain: EP2462760
carriers. In one aspect, a Happy Bit is determined independently
for each one of a plurality of uplink carriers based on channel
conditions and buffer lengths for the respective carrier. For
example, if a UE is transmitting the maximum data allowed by its
serving grant for that carrier, the UE has available power to
increase the data rate on that carrier, and the TEBS delay is
greater than a certain threshold, then the Happy Bit for that
carrier may be set to Unhappy to inform the Node B that the UE is
capable of transmitting at a higher data rate on that carrier

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ZL201080034423.5 Systems and methods for Various processing options and systems are provided for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8767639; China P.R.: ZL201080034423.5; Brazil: BR1120120025570; France: EP2462760; Germany:
providing feedback in an setting/controlling feedback indicators referred to as "Happy Bits" EP2462760; Great Britain: EP2462760; India: 933/CHENP/2012; Italy: EP2462760; Japan: 5404929; Netherlands:
enhanced uplink network in a wireless communication network using multiple uplink EP2462760; Republic of Korea: 10-1433274; Spain: EP2462760
carriers. In one aspect, a Happy Bit is determined independently
for each one of a plurality of uplink carriers based on channel
conditions and buffer lengths for the respective carrier. For
example, if a UE is transmitting the maximum data allowed by its
serving grant for that carrier, the UE has available power to
increase the data rate on that carrier, and the TEBS delay is
greater than a certain threshold, then the Happy Bit for that
carrier may be set to Unhappy to inform the Node B that the UE is
capable of transmitting at a higher data rate on that carrier

8638711 Systems and methods of A system and method enable wireless user equipment (UE) to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8638711; China P.R.: CN102474769; China P.R.: CN104469863; Brazil: BR1120120030566; European
maintaining core network undergo a serving radio network subsystem (SRNS) relocation to Patent Convention: EP2465288; India: 1289/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5583768; Japan: 5749365; Republic of Korea: 10-
status during serving radio a radio network controller (RNC) that does not support a fast 1364654; Taiwan: I450607
network subsystem dormancy feature while maintaining synchronization with the
relocation packet-switched domain of the core network. The UE is made
aware of whether the target RNC supports the fast dormancy
feature by way of an indication provided to the UE in a
reconfiguration message provided by the source RNC, that is, the
RNC to which the UE was connected prior to the SRNS relocation.
In this way, the UE can behave accordingly whether or not the
target RNC supports the fast dormancy feature.

CN102474769 Systems and methods of A system and method enable wireless user equipment (UE) to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8638711; China P.R.: CN102474769; China P.R.: CN104469863; Brazil: BR1120120030566; European
maintaining core network undergo a serving radio network subsystem (SRNS) relocation to Patent Convention: EP2465288; India: 1289/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5583768; Japan: 5749365; Republic of Korea: 10-
status during serving radio a radio network controller (RNC) that does not support a fast 1364654; Taiwan: I450607
network subsystem dormancy feature while maintaining synchronization with the
relocation packet-switched domain of the core network. The UE is made
aware of whether the target RNC supports the fast dormancy
feature by way of an indication provided to the UE in a
reconfiguration message provided by the source RNC, that is, the
RNC to which the UE was connected prior to the SRNS relocation.
In this way, the UE can behave accordingly whether or not the
target RNC supports the fast dormancy feature.

CN104469863 Systems and methods of A system and method enable wireless user equipment (UE) to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8638711; China P.R.: CN102474769; China P.R.: CN104469863; Brazil: BR1120120030566; European
maintaining core network undergo a serving radio network subsystem (SRNS) relocation to Patent Convention: EP2465288; India: 1289/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5583768; Japan: 5749365; Republic of Korea: 10-
status during serving radio a radio network controller (RNC) that does not support a fast 1364654; Taiwan: I450607
network subsystem dormancy feature while maintaining synchronization with the
relocation packet-switched domain of the core network. The UE is made
aware of whether the target RNC supports the fast dormancy
feature by way of an indication provided to the UE in a
reconfiguration message provided by the source RNC, that is, the
RNC to which the UE was connected prior to the SRNS relocation.
In this way, the UE can behave accordingly whether or not the
target RNC supports the fast dormancy feature.

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8972553 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatuses are provided that facilitate handling SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 29.212; United States: 8972553; China P.R.: ZL201080035142.1; European Patent Convention: EP2465242; India:
handling policy and charging failures in policy rule installation and/or related bearer SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 29.212; 934/CHENP/2012; Japan: 2014-222915; Republic of Korea: 10-1407017; Taiwan: I492597
control rule or quality of modification procedures. A set of modified policy rules can be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 29.214;
service rule modification provided to a gateway for enforcement thereof and/or
failures correlation with a bearer of a device. The gateway can attempt to
install the modified rules and can utilize a credit control request
(CCR)/credit control answer (CCA) exchange to notify of a status
of the modified rule installation and/or related bearer
modification. A policy charging and rules function (PCRF) can,
thus, determine the status based on the CCR/CCA exchange. If
the status indicates failure, the PCRF can revert to previous policy
rules. In addition, an application function can be notified of the
status

ZL201080035142.1 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatuses are provided that facilitate handling SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 29.212; United States: 8972553; China P.R.: ZL201080035142.1; European Patent Convention: EP2465242; India:
handling policy and charging failures in policy rule installation and/or related bearer SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 29.212; 934/CHENP/2012; Japan: 2014-222915; Republic of Korea: 10-1407017; Taiwan: I492597
control rule or quality of modification procedures. A set of modified policy rules can be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 29.214;
service rule modification provided to a gateway for enforcement thereof and/or
failures correlation with a bearer of a device. The gateway can attempt to
install the modified rules and can utilize a credit control request
(CCR)/credit control answer (CCA) exchange to notify of a status
of the modified rule installation and/or related bearer
modification. A policy charging and rules function (PCRF) can,
thus, determine the status based on the CCR/CCA exchange. If
the status indicates failure, the PCRF can revert to previous policy
rules. In addition, an application function can be notified of the
status

20110191430 Domain selection for mobile- An indication is used to control how message service information SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; United States: 20110191430; China P.R.: ZL201080035304.1; Brazil: BR1120120028758; Canada: 2769744;
originated message service is routed over different domains. For example, an access terminal SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.167; European Patent Convention: EP2465273; Hong Kong: 12111892.2; India: 1220/CHENP/2012; Indonesia:
may be configured with an indication that indicates that a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; 2013/02128 A; Japan: 5619896; Japan: 2014-116128; Malaysia: PI 2012000554; Philippines: WO2011019771;
message service is preferred to be invoked over an IP domain or Republic of Korea: 10-1383187; Russian Federation: 2518686; South Africa: 2012/01738; Taiwan: 201119298;
that the message service is not be invoked over the IP domain. Ukraine: 103941; United Arab Emirates: 131/2012
The access terminal then delivers message service information
based on the value of the indication. In some cases, a network
entity generates the indication and sends the indication to the
access terminal. In some cases, a domain for delivery of message
service information is selected based on a domain that was
selected for particular type of traffic.

ZL201080035304.1 Domain selection for mobile- An indication is used to control how message service information SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; United States: 20110191430; China P.R.: ZL201080035304.1; Brazil: BR1120120028758; Canada: 2769744;
originated message service is routed over different domains. For example, an access terminal SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.167; European Patent Convention: EP2465273; Hong Kong: 12111892.2; India: 1220/CHENP/2012; Indonesia:
may be configured with an indication that indicates that a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; 2013/02128 A; Japan: 5619896; Japan: 2014-116128; Malaysia: PI 2012000554; Philippines: WO2011019771;
message service is preferred to be invoked over an IP domain or Republic of Korea: 10-1383187; Russian Federation: 2518686; South Africa: 2012/01738; Taiwan: 201119298;
that the message service is not be invoked over the IP domain. Ukraine: 103941; United Arab Emirates: 131/2012
The access terminal then delivers message service information
based on the value of the indication. In some cases, a network
entity generates the indication and sends the indication to the
access terminal. In some cases, a domain for delivery of message
service information is selected based on a domain that was
selected for particular type of traffic.

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20110188448 Identifying a domain for An indication is used to control how message service information SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; United States: 20110188448; China P.R.: CN102474470; Australia: 2010282606; Brazil: BR1120120027476; Canada:
delivery of message service is routed over different domains. For example, an access terminal SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.167; 2770684; European Patent Convention: EP2465235; Hong Kong: 12111891.3; India: 1253/CHENP/2012; Indonesia:
information may be configured with an indication that indicates that a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; 2012/03040 A; Indonesia: P-00201401911; Japan: 5666586; Malaysia: PI 2012000549; Republic of Korea: 10-
message service is preferred to be invoked over an IP domain or 1518368; Russian Federation: 2518756; South Africa: 2012/01739; Taiwan: I451723; United Arab Emirates:
that the message service is not be invoked over the IP domain. 133/2012
The access terminal then delivers message service information
based on the value of the indication. In some cases, a network
entity generates the indication and sends the indication to the
access terminal. In some cases, a domain for delivery of message
service information is selected based on a domain that was
selected for particular type of traffic.

CN102474470 Identifying a domain for An indication is used to control how message service information SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.221; United States: 20110188448; China P.R.: CN102474470; Australia: 2010282606; Brazil: BR1120120027476; Canada:
delivery of message service is routed over different domains. For example, an access terminal SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.167; 2770684; European Patent Convention: EP2465235; Hong Kong: 12111891.3; India: 1253/CHENP/2012; Indonesia:
information may be configured with an indication that indicates that a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 24.301; 2012/03040 A; Indonesia: P-00201401911; Japan: 5666586; Malaysia: PI 2012000549; Republic of Korea: 10-
message service is preferred to be invoked over an IP domain or 1518368; Russian Federation: 2518756; South Africa: 2012/01739; Taiwan: I451723; United Arab Emirates:
that the message service is not be invoked over the IP domain. 133/2012
The access terminal then delivers message service information
based on the value of the indication. In some cases, a network
entity generates the indication and sends the indication to the
access terminal. In some cases, a domain for delivery of message
service information is selected based on a domain that was
selected for particular type of traffic.

8942209 Systems and methods for A system and method enable handover from a DC-HSUPA- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8942209; United States: 20150099520; China P.R.: ZL201080035454.2; European Patent
supporting an enhanced capable node in a cellular wireless network to a non-DC-HSUPA- Convention: EP2465291; India: 1273/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5345249; Republic of Korea: 10-1449726
serving cell change when capable node. According to various aspects of the present
moving among different cell disclosure, a handover may implement a legacy serving cell
types change procedure or an enhanced serving cell change procedure.
In either case, signaling from the network to user equipment
includes information to enable the user equipment to change or
remove an Active Set when undergoing a handover from a cell
with two uplink carriers and accordingly two Active Sets, to a cell
with one uplink carrier and accordingly one Active Set.

20150099520 Systems and methods for A system and method enable handover from a DC-HSUPA- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8942209; United States: 20150099520; China P.R.: ZL201080035454.2; European Patent
supporting an enhanced capable node in a cellular wireless network to a non-DC-HSUPA- Convention: EP2465291; India: 1273/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5345249; Republic of Korea: 10-1449726
serving cell change when capable node. According to various aspects of the present
moving among different cell disclosure, a handover may implement a legacy serving cell
types change procedure or an enhanced serving cell change procedure.
In either case, signaling from the network to user equipment
includes information to enable the user equipment to change or
remove an Active Set when undergoing a handover from a cell
with two uplink carriers and accordingly two Active Sets, to a cell
with one uplink carrier and accordingly one Active Set.

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ZL201080035454.2 Systems and methods for A system and method enable handover from a DC-HSUPA- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8942209; United States: 20150099520; China P.R.: ZL201080035454.2; European Patent
supporting an enhanced capable node in a cellular wireless network to a non-DC-HSUPA- Convention: EP2465291; India: 1273/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5345249; Republic of Korea: 10-1449726
serving cell change when capable node. According to various aspects of the present
moving among different cell disclosure, a handover may implement a legacy serving cell
types change procedure or an enhanced serving cell change procedure.
In either case, signaling from the network to user equipment
includes information to enable the user equipment to change or
remove an Active Set when undergoing a handover from a cell
with two uplink carriers and accordingly two Active Sets, to a cell
with one uplink carrier and accordingly one Active Set.

20110238789 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110238789; China P.R.: CN102577411; Brazil: BR1120120063740; Canada: 2774923; Canada:
streaming system using the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; 2854017; Canada: 2854011; Canada: 2854008; European Patent Convention: EP2481197; Hong Kong: HK1171142;
signaling or block creation and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; India: 3026/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: 2012/05152A; Japan: 5666598; Japan: 2015-053677; Malaysia: PI
ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; 2012001309; Republic of Korea: 10-1395193; Republic of Korea: 10-1456987; Republic of Korea: 10-1562274;
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP, Republic of Korea: 10-1534576; Russian Federation: 2553101; South Africa: 2012/02935; Thailand: 125833; United
FTP, or the like), wherein Arab Emirates: 299/2012
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.
CN102577411 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110238789; China P.R.: CN102577411; Brazil: BR1120120063740; Canada: 2774923; Canada:
streaming system using the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; 2854017; Canada: 2854011; Canada: 2854008; European Patent Convention: EP2481197; Hong Kong: HK1171142;
signaling or block creation and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; India: 3026/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: 2012/05152A; Japan: 5666598; Japan: 2015-053677; Malaysia: PI
ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; 2012001309; Republic of Korea: 10-1395193; Republic of Korea: 10-1456987; Republic of Korea: 10-1562274;
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP, Republic of Korea: 10-1534576; Russian Federation: 2553101; South Africa: 2012/02935; Thailand: 125833; United
FTP, or the like), wherein Arab Emirates: 299/2012
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.

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20130007223 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20130007223; China P.R.: CN104221390; Brazil: BR1120140267413; Canada: 2869311; European
streaming system for the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; Patent Convention: EP2842336; Hong Kong: HK1203015; India: 7135/CHENP/2014; Indonesia: P-00201407293;
handling low-latency and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; Israel: 234872; Japan: 2015-509146; Malaysia: PI 2014702787; Philippines: 1-2014-502203; Republic of Korea: 10-
streaming ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; 2015-0003296; Russian Federation: 2014147463; South Africa: 2014/08668; Taiwan: I492598; Thailand:
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP, 1401006395; United Arab Emirates: 1150/2014; Vietnam: 1-2014-03950
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.
CN104221390 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20130007223; China P.R.: CN104221390; Brazil: BR1120140267413; Canada: 2869311; European
streaming system for the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; Patent Convention: EP2842336; Hong Kong: HK1203015; India: 7135/CHENP/2014; Indonesia: P-00201407293;
handling low-latency and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; Israel: 234872; Japan: 2015-509146; Malaysia: PI 2014702787; Philippines: 1-2014-502203; Republic of Korea: 10-
streaming ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; 2015-0003296; Russian Federation: 2014147463; South Africa: 2014/08668; Taiwan: I492598; Thailand:
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP, 1401006395; United Arab Emirates: 1150/2014; Vietnam: 1-2014-03950
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.
20110096828 ENHANCED BLOCK-REQUEST A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110096828; China P.R.: CN102577308; Brazil: BR1120120063774; Canada: 2774925; European
STREAMING USING the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; Patent Convention: EP2481198; Hong Kong: HK1170872; India: 2833/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: 2012/03862 A;
SCALABLE ENCODING and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; Japan: 5722331; Philippines: WO2011038021; Republic of Korea: 10-1395200; Russian Federation: 2523918; South
ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; Africa: 2012/02936; Thailand: 125834; United Arab Emirates: 293/2012
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP,
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.

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CN102577308 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110096828; China P.R.: CN102577308; Brazil: BR1120120063774; Canada: 2774925; European
streaming using scalable the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; Patent Convention: EP2481198; Hong Kong: HK1170872; India: 2833/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: 2012/03862 A;
encoding and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; Japan: 5722331; Philippines: WO2011038021; Republic of Korea: 10-1395200; Russian Federation: 2523918; South
ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; Africa: 2012/02936; Thailand: 125834; United Arab Emirates: 293/2012
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP,
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.
20110231569 ENHANCED BLOCK-REQUEST A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110231569; China P.R.: ZL201080042996.2; European Patent Convention: EP2481194; India:
STREAMING USING BLOCK the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; 3042/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5823396; Republic of Korea: 10-1437530
PARTITIONING OR REQUEST and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234;
CONTROLS FOR IMPROVED ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244;
CLIENT-SIDE HANDLING data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP,
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.
ZL201080042996.2 Enhanced block request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110231569; China P.R.: ZL201080042996.2; European Patent Convention: EP2481194; India:
streaming system using the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; 3042/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5823396; Republic of Korea: 10-1437530
block partitioning or request and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234;
controls for improved client- ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244;
si data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP,
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.

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20110231519 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110231519; China P.R.: CN102577307; Australia: 2010298321; Brazil: BR1120120063715; Canada:
streaming using URL the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; 2774960; European Patent Convention: EP2481195; Hong Kong: HK1170871; India: 3051/CHENP/2012; Indonesia:
templates and construction and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; 2013/01971 A; Japan: 5666599; Philippines: WO2011038032; Republic of Korea: 10-1480828; Russian Federation:
rules ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; RU2012116134A; South Africa: 2012/02928; Ukraine: 108083; United Arab Emirates: 296/2012
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP,
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.
CN102577307 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110231519; China P.R.: CN102577307; Australia: 2010298321; Brazil: BR1120120063715; Canada:
streaming using URL the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; 2774960; European Patent Convention: EP2481195; Hong Kong: HK1170871; India: 3051/CHENP/2012; Indonesia:
templates and construction and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; 2013/01971 A; Japan: 5666599; Philippines: WO2011038032; Republic of Korea: 10-1480828; Russian Federation:
rules ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; RU2012116134A; South Africa: 2012/02928; Ukraine: 108083; United Arab Emirates: 296/2012
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP,
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.
9209934 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 9209934; United States: 14/878,694; United States: 9191151; China P.R.: CN102549999; European
streaming using cooperative the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; Patent Convention: EP2481199; India: 3139/CHENP/2012; Japan: 2013-505685; Japan: 2014-239456; Republic of
parallel HTTP and forward and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; Korea: 10-1456957
error correction ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244;
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP,
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.

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9191151 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 9209934; United States: 14/878,694; United States: 9191151; China P.R.: CN102549999; European
streaming using cooperative the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; Patent Convention: EP2481199; India: 3139/CHENP/2012; Japan: 2013-505685; Japan: 2014-239456; Republic of
parallel HTTP and forward and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; Korea: 10-1456957
error correction ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244;
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP,
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.
14/878,694 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 9209934; United States: 14/878,694; United States: 9191151; China P.R.: CN102549999; European
streaming using cooperative the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; Patent Convention: EP2481199; India: 3139/CHENP/2012; Japan: 2013-505685; Japan: 2014-239456; Republic of
parallel HTTP and forward and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; Korea: 10-1456957
error correction ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244;
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP,
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.
CN102549999 Enhanced block-request A block-request streaming system provides for improvements in SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 9209934; United States: 14/878,694; United States: 9191151; China P.R.: CN102549999; European
streaming using cooperative the user experience SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; Patent Convention: EP2481199; India: 3139/CHENP/2012; Japan: 2013-505685; Japan: 2014-239456; Republic of
parallel HTTP and forward and bandwidth efficiency of such systems, typically using an SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; Korea: 10-1456957
error correction ingestion system that generates SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244;
data in a form to be served by a conventional file server (HTTP,
FTP, or the like), wherein
the ingestion system intakes content and prepares it as files or
data elements to be served by
the file server. The system might include controlling the
sequence, timing and construction
of block requests, time based indexing, variable block sizing,
optimal block partitioning,
control of random access point placement, including across
multiple presentation versions,
dynamically updating presentation data, and/or efficiently
presenting live content and time
shifting.

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20110231560 User equipment (UE) session A communication system facilitates notification of a controller SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; United States: 20110231560; China P.R.: CN102484644; Brazil: BR1120120053701; European Patent Convention:
notification in a collaborative User Equipment (UE) about the changes of session description in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; EP2476236; India: 1476/CHENP/2012; Japan: 2013-504945; Japan: 2015-219744; Republic of Korea: 10-1446737;
communication session a collaborative session by subscribing to a Session Continuity SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 24.337; Taiwan: I492586
Controller (SCC) Application Server (AS). First, controller UE
subscribes to its dialog event package with the SCC AS. Second,
SCC AS maintains several dialogs with controller UE, controllee
UE(s) and remote UEs within the collaborative session. Third,
when there is an updates in the session description of UEs in the
collaborative session, SCC AS notifies the controller UE about the
change in a SIP NOTIFY request that is constructed by having an
XML body with a session description element containing the
Session Description Protocol (SDP) of all of the controllee UEs and
remote UEs, including media lines and related information such as
as the IP addresses of the UEs

CN102484644 User equipment (UE) session A communication system facilitates notification of a controller SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; United States: 20110231560; China P.R.: CN102484644; Brazil: BR1120120053701; European Patent Convention:
notification in a collaborative User Equipment (UE) about the changes of session description in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 24.237; EP2476236; India: 1476/CHENP/2012; Japan: 2013-504945; Japan: 2015-219744; Republic of Korea: 10-1446737;
communication session a collaborative session by subscribing to a Session Continuity SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 24.337; Taiwan: I492586
Controller (SCC) Application Server (AS). First, controller UE
subscribes to its dialog event package with the SCC AS. Second,
SCC AS maintains several dialogs with controller UE, controllee
UE(s) and remote UEs within the collaborative session. Third,
when there is an updates in the session description of UEs in the
collaborative session, SCC AS notifies the controller UE about the
change in a SIP NOTIFY request that is constructed by having an
XML body with a session description element containing the
Session Description Protocol (SDP) of all of the controllee UEs and
remote UEs, including media lines and related information such as
as the IP addresses of the UEs

20110256896 Signaling identification of Certain aspects of the present disclosure propose methods for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20110256896; China P.R.: CN102687484; Brazil: BR1120120069926; European Patent Convention:
machine to machine devices identifying machine to machine (M2M) devices and services. SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.301; EP2484099; India: 2660/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5529279; Republic of Korea: 10-1496922; Taiwan: I466566
and services Each device may indicate its M2M functionality either for each of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401;
the services performed by the device or for all of its services to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008;
core network. The core network may report the M2M SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 24.301;
functionality of the device to other nodes in the network that
may be involved with the M2M functionality of the device

CN102687484 Signaling identification of Certain aspects of the present disclosure propose methods for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20110256896; China P.R.: CN102687484; Brazil: BR1120120069926; European Patent Convention:
machine to machine devices identifying machine to machine (M2M) devices and services. SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.301; EP2484099; India: 2660/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5529279; Republic of Korea: 10-1496922; Taiwan: I466566
and services Each device may indicate its M2M functionality either for each of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401;
the services performed by the device or for all of its services to a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008;
core network. The core network may report the M2M SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 24.301;
functionality of the device to other nodes in the network that
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8412110 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for determining radiated performance SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TR 37.977; United States: 8412110
determining multi-antenna of multiple antennas in a wireless system on the basis of capacity
radiated performance of degradation comprising calculating a plurality of normalized IID
wireless devices channel matrices based on a plurality of complex gain patterns;
calculating a plurality of colored channel matrices based on the
plurality of normalized IID channel matrices; calculating a first
channel capacity corresponding to the plurality of normalized IID
channel matrices; calculating a second channel capacity
corresponding to the plurality of colored channel matrices; and
calculating a capacity degradation based on the first channel
capacity and the second channel capacity.

9007914 Methods and apparatus for Systems and methods for implementing explicit congestion SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 9007914; China P.R.: ZL201080044939.8; Brazil: BR1120120071319; European Patent Convention:
enabling rate adaptation notification (ECN) across disparate networks, configurations, and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.228; EP2484147; European Patent Convention: EP2584747; India: 822/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5619904; Republic of
across network protocols are disclosed. Local rate adaptation using ECN may be Korea: 10-1502207; Taiwan: I439146
configurations provided without relying on other operators to upgrade or ensure
their networks are ECN transparent or ECN capable

ZL201080044939.8 Methods and apparatuses Systems and methods for implementing explicit congestion SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.114; United States: 9007914; China P.R.: ZL201080044939.8; Brazil: BR1120120071319; European Patent Convention:
for enabling rate adaption notification (ECN) across disparate networks, configurations, and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.228; EP2484147; European Patent Convention: EP2584747; India: 822/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5619904; Republic of
across network protocols are disclosed. Local rate adaptation using ECN may be Korea: 10-1502207; Taiwan: I439146
configurations provided without relying on other operators to upgrade or ensure
their networks are ECN transparent or ECN capable

8867494 System and method for A system and method provide single frequency, dual cell high- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8867494; China P.R.: CN102598571; Brazil: BR1120120107658; Canada: 2778642; European Patent
single frequency dual cell speed downlink packet access to a UMTS telecommunications SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Convention: EP2499768; Hong Kong: HK1171132; India: 3969/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: 2014/00290; Japan:
high speed downlink packet system. A first downlink channel is provided from a first sector, 5629780; Malaysia: PI 2012001931; Philippines: 1-2012-500861; Republic of Korea: 10-1506974; Russian
access and a second downlink channel is provided from a second sector, Federation: 2527209; South Africa: 2012/04232; Thailand: 122238; United Arab Emirates: 484/2012
wherein the first downlink channel and the second downlink
channel are in substantially the same carrier frequency. Feedback
information such as a CQI and/or a PCI is provided on an uplink
channel to facilitate adaptation of the respective downlink
channels. Here, the uplink carrier may be in the same or a
different carrier frequency than that of the downlink channels.

CN102598571 System and method for A system and method provide single frequency, dual cell high- SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8867494; China P.R.: CN102598571; Brazil: BR1120120107658; Canada: 2778642; European Patent
single frequency dual cell speed downlink packet access to a UMTS telecommunications SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Convention: EP2499768; Hong Kong: HK1171132; India: 3969/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: 2014/00290; Japan:
high speed downlink packet system. A first downlink channel is provided from a first sector, 5629780; Malaysia: PI 2012001931; Philippines: 1-2012-500861; Republic of Korea: 10-1506974; Russian
access and a second downlink channel is provided from a second sector, Federation: 2527209; South Africa: 2012/04232; Thailand: 122238; United Arab Emirates: 484/2012
wherein the first downlink channel and the second downlink
channel are in substantially the same carrier frequency. Feedback
information such as a CQI and/or a PCI is provided on an uplink
channel to facilitate adaptation of the respective downlink
channels. Here, the uplink carrier may be in the same or a
different carrier frequency than that of the downlink channels.

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8767797 Apparatus and method for A method and apparatus provide hybrid automatic repeat SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8767797; China P.R.: ZL201080044663.3; Brazil: BR1120120076868; Canada: 2776691; European
providing HARQ feedback in request (HARQ) feedback corresponding to the status of multiple Patent Convention: EP2486685; Hong Kong: HK1173281; India: 3257/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: 2013/04339; Japan:
a multi-carrier wireless downlink carriers, with or without MIMO being configured. Here, 5568640; Malaysia: PI 2012001498; Philippines: 1-2012-500681; Republic of Korea: 10-1354567; Russian
communication system for at least some configurations, with respect to the selection of Federation: 2510578; Singapore: 179797; South Africa: 2012/03263; Taiwan: I500288; Thailand: 125837; United
HARQ feedback symbols, the downlink carriers are grouped into Arab Emirates: 358/2012; Vietnam: 1-2012-01255
groups of one or two carriers such that HARQ feedback symbol
code books that were previously implemented in conventional
HSDPA or DC-HSDPA systems may be utilized. That is, after
encoding a data stream, HARQ feedback symbols selected from a
plurality of code books configured for groups of one or two of the
downlink carriers are utilized to modulate an uplink channel. The
modulation or channelization may be accomplished with dual
channelization codes or a single channelization code with a
reduced spreading factor to insert two symbols into a single time
slot.

ZL201080044663.3 Apparatus and method for A method and apparatus provide hybrid automatic repeat SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8767797; China P.R.: ZL201080044663.3; Brazil: BR1120120076868; Canada: 2776691; European
providing HARQ feedback in request (HARQ) feedback corresponding to the status of multiple Patent Convention: EP2486685; Hong Kong: HK1173281; India: 3257/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: 2013/04339; Japan:
a multi-carrier wireless downlink carriers, with or without MIMO being configured. Here, 5568640; Malaysia: PI 2012001498; Philippines: 1-2012-500681; Republic of Korea: 10-1354567; Russian
communication system for at least some configurations, with respect to the selection of Federation: 2510578; Singapore: 179797; South Africa: 2012/03263; Taiwan: I500288; Thailand: 125837; United
HARQ feedback symbols, the downlink carriers are grouped into Arab Emirates: 358/2012; Vietnam: 1-2012-01255
groups of one or two carriers such that HARQ feedback symbol
code books that were previously implemented in conventional
HSDPA or DC-HSDPA systems may be utilized. That is, after
encoding a data stream, HARQ feedback symbols selected from a
plurality of code books configured for groups of one or two of the
downlink carriers are utilized to modulate an uplink channel. The
modulation or channelization may be accomplished with dual
channelization codes or a single channelization code with a
reduced spreading factor to insert two symbols into a single time
slot.

8914835 Streaming encoded video A source device may signal characteristics of a media SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.234; United States: 8914835; United States: 8938767; China P.R.: CN102598688; China P.R.: CN105187850; Brazil:
data presentation description (MPD) file such that a destination device SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.244; BR1120120098322; European Patent Convention: 15192621.9; India: 1055/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5619908; Japan:
may select one of a number of presentations corresponding to SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; 2014-212538; Republic of Korea: 10-1396628; Republic of Korea: 10-1453239
the MPD file and retrieve one or more video files of the selected
presentation. In one example, an apparatus for transporting
encoded video data includes a management unit configured to
receive encoded video data comprising a number of video
segments and forms a presentation comprising a number of video
files, each of the video files corresponding to a respective one of
the video segments, and a network interface configured to, in
response to a request specifying a temporal section of the video
data, output at least one of the video files corresponding to the
number of video segments of the requested temporal section. A
client may request temporally sequential fragments from
different ones of the presentations

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8938767 Streaming encoded video A source device may signal characteristics of a media SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.234; United States: 8914835; United States: 8938767; China P.R.: CN102598688; China P.R.: CN105187850; Brazil:
data presentation description (MPD) file such that a destination device SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.244; BR1120120098322; European Patent Convention: 15192621.9; India: 1055/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5619908; Japan:
may select one of a number of presentations corresponding to SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; 2014-212538; Republic of Korea: 10-1396628; Republic of Korea: 10-1453239
the MPD file and retrieve one or more video files of the selected
presentation. In one example, an apparatus for transporting
encoded video data includes a management unit configured to
receive encoded video data comprising a number of video
segments and forms a presentation comprising a number of video
files, each of the video files corresponding to a respective one of
the video segments, and a network interface configured to, in
response to a request specifying a temporal section of the video
data, output at least one of the video files corresponding to the
number of video segments of the requested temporal section. A
client may request temporally sequential fragments from
different ones of the presentations

CN102598688 Streaming encoded video A source device may signal characteristics of a media SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.234; United States: 8914835; United States: 8938767; China P.R.: CN102598688; China P.R.: CN105187850; Brazil:
data presentation description (MPD) file such that a destination device SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.244; BR1120120098322; European Patent Convention: 15192621.9; India: 1055/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5619908; Japan:
may select one of a number of presentations corresponding to SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; 2014-212538; Republic of Korea: 10-1396628; Republic of Korea: 10-1453239
the MPD file and retrieve one or more video files of the selected
presentation. In one example, an apparatus for transporting
encoded video data includes a management unit configured to
receive encoded video data comprising a number of video
segments and forms a presentation comprising a number of video
files, each of the video files corresponding to a respective one of
the video segments, and a network interface configured to, in
response to a request specifying a temporal section of the video
data, output at least one of the video files corresponding to the
number of video segments of the requested temporal section. A
client may request temporally sequential fragments from
different ones of the presentations

CN105187850 Streaming encoded video A source device may signal characteristics of a media SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.234; United States: 8914835; United States: 8938767; China P.R.: CN102598688; China P.R.: CN105187850; Brazil:
data presentation description (MPD) file such that a destination device SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.244; BR1120120098322; European Patent Convention: 15192621.9; India: 1055/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5619908; Japan:
may select one of a number of presentations corresponding to SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; 2014-212538; Republic of Korea: 10-1396628; Republic of Korea: 10-1453239
the MPD file and retrieve one or more video files of the selected
presentation. In one example, an apparatus for transporting
encoded video data includes a management unit configured to
receive encoded video data comprising a number of video
segments and forms a presentation comprising a number of video
files, each of the video files corresponding to a respective one of
the video segments, and a network interface configured to, in
response to a request specifying a temporal section of the video
data, output at least one of the video files corresponding to the
number of video segments of the requested temporal section. A
client may request temporally sequential fragments from
different ones of the presentations

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9203584 TDM-FDM relay backhaul Methods, apparatus and computer program products are SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9203584; China P.R.: ZL201080049471.1; European Patent Convention: EP2497201; India:
channel for LTE advanced provided for receiving a 3522/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5450829; Republic of Korea: 10-1414117
first group of resource blocks, frequency multiplexed in a
transmission subframe, where
the first group of resource blocks spans less than a full
transmission bandwidth and
includes a UE control channel in a first time interval, a relay
control channel and a first
quantity of dedicated reference symbols in a second time
interval, and a shared data
channel and a second quantity of dedicated reference symbols in
a third time interval.
This Abstract is provided for the sole purpose of complying with
the Abstract
requirement rules that allow a reader to quickly ascertain the
disclosed subject matter.
Therefore, it is to be understood that it should not be used to
interpret or limit the scope
or the meaning of the claims
ZL201080049471.1 TDM-FDM relay backhaul Methods, apparatus and computer program products are SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9203584; China P.R.: ZL201080049471.1; European Patent Convention: EP2497201; India:
channel for LTE advanced provided for receiving a 3522/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5450829; Republic of Korea: 10-1414117
first group of resource blocks, frequency multiplexed in a
transmission subframe, where
the first group of resource blocks spans less than a full
transmission bandwidth and
includes a UE control channel in a first time interval, a relay
control channel and a first
quantity of dedicated reference symbols in a second time
interval, and a shared data
channel and a second quantity of dedicated reference symbols in
a third time interval.
This Abstract is provided for the sole purpose of complying with
the Abstract
requirement rules that allow a reader to quickly ascertain the
disclosed subject matter.
Therefore, it is to be understood that it should not be used to
interpret or limit the scope
or the meaning of the claims.
9014080 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for designing a relay backhaul channel SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9014080; China P.R.: ZL201080048773.7; European Patent Convention: EP2494834; India:
providing relay backhaul in a wireless 3810/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5479608; Republic of Korea: 10-1412670
communications in a communication system are provided. At least one relay node
wireless communication utilized for
system communication with respective user devices and at least one
relay backhaul channel for
conducting in-band half-duplex communication with the at least
one relay node are
identified. The relay backhaul channel may be an FDM channel, a
TDM/FDM channel,
or a joint R-PDCCH/R-PDSCH channel. The relay channel is used
for communicating
with the at least one relay node. The supportable ranks of the R-
PDSCH channel may
depend on the number of resources reserved for demodulation
reference signals in the
R-PDCCH region.

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ZL201080048773.7 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for designing a relay backhaul channel SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9014080; China P.R.: ZL201080048773.7; European Patent Convention: EP2494834; India:
providing relay backhaul in a wireless 3810/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5479608; Republic of Korea: 10-1412670
communications in a communication system are provided. At least one relay node
wireless communication utilized for
system communication with respective user devices and at least one
relay backhaul channel for
conducting in-band half-duplex communication with the at least
one relay node are
identified. The relay backhaul channel may be an FDM channel, a
TDM/FDM channel,
or a joint R-PDCCH/R-PDSCH channel. The relay channel is used
for communicating
with the at least one relay node. The supportable ranks of the R-
PDSCH channel may
depend on the number of resources reserved for demodulation
reference signals in the
R-PDCCH region.
20110235546 Managing a data network Providing for select Internet Protocol traffic offload (SIPTO) in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20110235546; China P.R.: CN102640525; Australia: 2010325803; Australia: 2014203141; Australia:
connection for mobile mobile 2014203142; Brazil: BR1120120133098; Canada: 2781154; European Patent Convention: EP2508016; European
communications based on communication environment is described herein. By way of Patent Convention: EP2685683; Hong Kong: HK1174176; India: 4443/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: IDP000037696;
user location example, SIPTO traffic can Japan: 2015-029304; Japan: 2015-029305; Malaysia: PI 2012002096; Philippines: 1-2012-500964; Republic of
be facilitated via local packet gateways (P-GWs) that provide an Korea: 10-1416301; Russian Federation: 2533448; South Africa: 2012/04971; Taiwan: I445425; Thailand: 129020;
interface to the Internet United Arab Emirates: 581/2012
or a like data network, in addition to a centralized gateway GPRS
support node
(GGSN). Eligibility for SIPTO can be on a user equipment (UE) by
UE basis; for
instance, relying on stored subscription or account information to
determine SIPTO
eligibility. In particular aspects, eligibility for SIPTO can also be
based on a packet
network by packet network basis, or a combination of the
foregoing. This enables
flexibility in determining whether SIPTO can be established for a
given UE in a given
location, and can be based for instance on UE capability,
subscription status
information, data network capability, tariff rates, and so on, as
well as different legal
requirements of government jurisdictions.

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CN102640525 Method and apparatus for Providing for select Internet Protocol traffic offload (SIPTO) in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20110235546; China P.R.: CN102640525; Australia: 2010325803; Australia: 2014203141; Australia:
managing a select IP traffic
mobile 2014203142; Brazil: BR1120120133098; Canada: 2781154; European Patent Convention: EP2508016; European
offload for mobile communication environment is described herein. By way of Patent Convention: EP2685683; Hong Kong: HK1174176; India: 4443/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: IDP000037696;
communications based on example, SIPTO traffic can Japan: 2015-029304; Japan: 2015-029305; Malaysia: PI 2012002096; Philippines: 1-2012-500964; Republic of
user location be facilitated via local packet gateways (P-GWs) that provide an Korea: 10-1416301; Russian Federation: 2533448; South Africa: 2012/04971; Taiwan: I445425; Thailand: 129020;
interface to the Internet United Arab Emirates: 581/2012
or a like data network, in addition to a centralized gateway GPRS
support node
(GGSN). Eligibility for SIPTO can be on a user equipment (UE) by
UE basis; for
instance, relying on stored subscription or account information to
determine SIPTO
eligibility. In particular aspects, eligibility for SIPTO can also be
based on a packet
network by packet network basis, or a combination of the
foregoing. This enables
flexibility in determining whether SIPTO can be established for a
given UE in a given
location, and can be based for instance on UE capability,
subscription status
information, data network capability, tariff rates, and so on, as
well as different legal
requirements of government jurisdictions
6631121 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for managing an overhead channel of a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.304; United States: 6631121
managing overhead channel base station in a mobile communication system. The method
in mobile communication begins with the step of calculating a load of the base station and
system determining a threshold value as a percentage of the calculated
load. The system then monitors an actual load of the base station
to determine if the load has reached the threshold value. If the
load reaches the threshold value, an additional overhead channel
assignment request message is transmitted to a channel card
interface processor which assigns an additional overhead channel
in response. If the load is subsequently lowered, an overhead
channel assignment release request message is provided to the
channel card interface processor which releases the additional
overhead channel.

6212364 Reverse power control A reverse power control method allows a base station to control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6212364
device and method for transmission power of terminals. To this end, the base station
reducing interference sets a threshold value for the reverse power control, determines
between terminals the number of the terminals requiring an increase in the
transmission power and compares the determined number with
the threshold value. If the determined number is equal to or
greater than the threshold value, the base station commands the
terminals to reduce the transmission power. However, if the
determined number is smaller than the threshold value, the base
station commands the terminals to increase the transmission
power.

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6885710 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for channel encoding/decoding are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6885710; United States: 7372921; China P.R.: ZL99800575.4; Brazil: PI9906360-3; Canada: 2292568;
channel encoding/decoding provided which vary an iterative decoding number according to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212; France: EP1722477; Germany: EP1722477; Great Britain: EP1722477; India: 206401; Italy: EP1722477; Republic of
in a communication system service type, data class and channel condition. A message Korea: 10-0429506; Russian Federation: 2212100
information receiver receives information about a message to be
received. A controller determines an iterative decoding number
according to the message information received. A decoder
iteratively decodes the received message according to the
determined iterative decoding number. The message information
includes a class of received data, and the class includes a bit error
rate (BER). The iterative decoding number is increased for a low
BER as compared to a predetermined BER. Further, the class
includes a permissible time delay, and the iterative decoding
number is increased for a long permissible time delay as
compared to a predetermined permissible time delay. In addition,
the message information includes a service type of the received
data, and the iterative decoding number is decreased when the
service type is a moving picture service.

7372921 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for channel encoding/decoding are SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6885710; United States: 7372921; China P.R.: ZL99800575.4; Brazil: PI9906360-3; Canada: 2292568;
channel encoding/decoding provided which vary an iterative decoding number according to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212; France: EP1722477; Germany: EP1722477; Great Britain: EP1722477; India: 206401; Italy: EP1722477; Republic of
in a communication system service type, data class and channel condition. A message Korea: 10-0429506; Russian Federation: 2212100
information receiver receives information about a message to be
received. A controller determines an iterative decoding number
according to the message information received. A decoder
iteratively decodes the received message according to the
determined iterative decoding number. The message information
includes a class of received data, and the class includes a bit error
rate (BER). The iterative decoding number is increased for a low
BER as compared to a predetermined BER. Further, the class
includes a permissible time delay, and the iterative decoding
number is increased for a long permissible time delay as
compared to a predetermined permissible time delay. In addition,
the message information includes a service type of the received
data, and the iterative decoding number is decreased when the
service type is a moving picture service.

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ZL99800575.4 Channel encoding/decoding A channel encoder/decoder apparatus varies an iterative SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6885710; United States: 7372921; China P.R.: ZL99800575.4; Brazil: PI9906360-3; Canada: 2292568;
apparatus and method for decoding number according to service type, data class and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212; France: EP1722477; Germany: EP1722477; Great Britain: EP1722477; India: 206401; Italy: EP1722477; Republic of
communication system channel condition. A message information receiver receives Korea: 10-0429506; Russian Federation: 2212100
information about a message to be received. A controller
determines an iterative decoding number of a decoder according
to the message information received. A decoder iteratively
decodes the received message according to the determined
iterative decoding number. The message information includes a
class of received data, and the class includes a required bit error
rate (BER). The iterative decoding number is increased for a lower
BER. Further, the class includes a permissible time delay, and the
iterative decoding number is increased for a longer permissible
time delay. In addition, the message information includes a
service type of received data, and the iterative decoding number
is decreased when the service type is a moving picture service.

A channel coder/decoder device to change the iterative decoding


number according to the service type, data class and channel
condition. Message information receiver receives about to be
information of message. Control determining iteration decoding
times of decoder information according to the received
information. Information decoder according to the determined
iterative decoding number of times iterative decoding the
received signal. Information comprises information type, and type
of data is received including the bit error rate (BER). For low BER
for increasing the number of iterative decoding. Category also
includes time allowed along, and long to allow for decoding time
6529496 TSTD transmitter for limiting A device and method are provided for limiting a power of a signal SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 6529496
transmission power of transmitted through any antenna to a maximum transmission
antenna and controlling power of the antenna in a TSTD (Time-Switched Transmission
method thereof for base Diversity) transmitter of a base station of a mobile
station in mobile communication system. In a TSTD transmitter including at least
communication system two antennas and a pattern storage for storing a maximum
transmission power limit value and switching patterns of a
plurality of user data to be transmitted through the antennas,
transmission powers assigned to antennas are measured upon
receipt of new user data. A switching pattern is determined such
that a value obtained by adding one of the transmission powers
to a transmission power of the new user data does not exceed
the maximum transmission power limit value.

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6356599 AFC device and method of An AFC (Automatic Frequency Control) device and a method of SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 34.108; United States: 6356599
controlling reception controlling reception frequency in a dual-mode terminal. When a
frequency in a dual-mode dual-mode terminal uses one or two AFC devices, the time
terminal required for acquiring tracking synchronization in a PLL circuit for
a first frequency can be reduced using a test augmentation
frequency which is an integer multiple of a tracking
synchronization acquiring residual frequency of a PLL circuit for a
second frequency to which the first frequency transitions for
reliable synchronization acquisition. Errors with respect to an
output dynamic range caused by use of two AFCs are reduced and
thus the demodulation performance of a receiver is ensured by
varying quantization bits of an A/D clock based on the dynamic
range of residual errors in a frequency area. The demodulation
performance can also be ensured by operating an ACPE circuit for
an AFC device having many residual frequency errors. In this
method, the frequency characteristics of the dual-mode terminal
are stabilized and the stability of a demodulator is increased due
to a frequency offset. As a result, stable demodulator
performance is ensured.

6621873 Puncturing device and A puncturing device for a turbo encoder in a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 6621873; China P.R.: ZL99803456.8; European Patent Convention: EP1060580; India: 219535; Japan:
method for turbo encoder in communication system having a turbo encoder which turbo SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212; 3359911; Republic of Korea: 10-0315708
mobile communication encodes input source data into a plurality of information frames
system and tail symbols at a given code rate is disclosed. The puncturing
device comprises a frame generator for generating a transmission
frame by performing puncturing and adding invalid symbols; and
a controller for performing puncturing on the information frames
according to the code rate, puncturing the tail symbols only when
the number of punctured information frames and tail symbols
exceeds a bit number according to a symbol rate, and otherwise,
controlling the frame generator by reading a puncturing pattern
according to the code rate and information about the number of
invalid symbols.

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ZL99803456.8 Puncturing device and A puncturing device for a turbo encoder in a mobile SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 6621873; China P.R.: ZL99803456.8; European Patent Convention: EP1060580; India: 219535; Japan:
method for turbo encoder in communication system having a turbo encoder which turbo SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212; 3359911; Republic of Korea: 10-0315708
mobile communication encodes input source data into a plurality of information frames
system and tail symbols at a given code rate is disclosed. The puncturing
device comprises a frame generator for generating a transmission
frame by performing puncturing and adding invalid symbols; and
a controller for performing puncturing on the information frames
according to the code rate, puncturing the tail symbols only when
the number of punctured information frames and tail symbols
exceeds a bit number according to a symbol rate, and otherwise,
controlling the frame generator by reading a puncturing pattern
according to the code rate and information about the number of
invalid symbols.

The invention claims a kind of contain Turbo encoder in the


mobile communication system used for perforating device of the
Turbo encoder, the Turbo encoder the input source data Turbo
coding into several information frames and tail symbols at a given
code rate. The perforating device comprises a frame generator
for transmitting the frame; and a controller passes through
through hole and add invalid code element, used for according to
the code rate of the information frame to through hole, according
to the symbol rate, the number of code element through hole
only when the information frame and a tail more than number of
bits. The through hole tail code element, in addition, controls the
frame generator according to the code rate and the invalid code
element information reading hole mode.
6591381 2-Dimensional interleaving An encoding device including a first feedback convolutional SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 6591381
apparatus and method encoder for encoding n data streams using a primitive polynomial SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212;
of m'th order, a 2-dimensional interleaver for segmenting the n
data streams into k data groups and reading the n data streams
from the k data groups and interleaving the n data streams, and a
second feedback convolutional encoder for encoding the
interleaved data streams from the 2-dimensional interleaver
using the primitive polynomial of m'th order. The encoding device
comprises a controller for controlling selection of the data groups
such that an output of the 2-dimensional interleaver differs from
a specific pattern, when k is a positive multiple of 2 m-1 and at
least one of the data groups has said specific pattern.

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6747963 Apparatus and method for A method and device for gating the transmission of dedicated SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6747963; China P.R.: ZL00806189.0; Germany: EP1420538; Great Britain: EP1420538; India: 213350;
gated transmission in a control channels in a CDMA communication system is disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: HSPA+ Spec: TS 25.211; Japan: 4435991; Japan: 4566956; Republic of Korea: 10-0374336
CDMA communication In the device and method, if a base station (mobile station) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212;
system determines whether there is no data to transmit to a mobile
station (base station) for predetermined period of time, the base
station (mobile station) gates transmission of control information
according to a predetermined pattern on a dedicated control
channel, which channel is used for transmitting control
information to the mobile station (base station). Control
information transmitted from the base station to the mobile
station includes Transport Format Combination Indicator (TFCI),
Transmit Power Control (TPC), and a pilot symbol. Control
information transmitted from the mobile station to the base
station includes TFCI, TPC, a pilot symbol, and FeedBack
Information (FBI) for information about a transmit diversity
antenna system. In a downlink DPCCH, transmission of the TFCI,
TPC and pilot symbol is transmitted discontinuously at every
predetermined nth slot out of the total slots of a frame during
gated transmission. Alternatively, transmission of the pilot
symbol can be transmitted discontinuously at every
predetermined nth slot and the TFCI and the TPC at every (n+1)th
slot. In an uplink DPCCH, the TFCI, TPC, FBI and pilot symbol are
transmitted discontinuously at a specific slot during gated
transmission. In addition, the TPC for power control can be
continuously transmitted for full rate power control when there is
traffic data for transmission.

ZL00806189.0 Apparatus and method for A method and device for gating the transmission of dedicated SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6747963; China P.R.: ZL00806189.0; Germany: EP1420538; Great Britain: EP1420538; India: 213350;
gated transmission in a control channels in a CDMA communication system is disclosed. SDO: ETSI Project: HSPA+ Spec: TS 25.211; Japan: 4435991; Japan: 4566956; Republic of Korea: 10-0374336
CDMA communication In the device and method, if a base station (mobile station) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212;
system determines whether there is no data to transmit to a mobile
station (base station) for predetermined period of time, the base
station (mobile station) gates transmission of control information
according to a predetermined pattern on a dedicated control
channel, which is used for transmitting control information to the
mobile station (base station). Control information transmitted
from the base station to the mobile station includes Transport
Format Combination Indicator (TFCI), Transmit Power Control
(TPC), and a pilot symbol. Control information transmitted from
the mobile station to the base station includes TFCI, TPC, a pilot
symbol, and FeedBack Information (FBI) for information about a
transmit diversity antenna system. In a downlink DPCCH,
transmission of the TFCI, TPC and pilot symbol of the
predetermined n slots out of total slots of frame can be
transmitted discontinuously during gated transmission.
Alternatively, transmission of a pilot symbol of the predetermined
nth slots and TFCI and TPC of (n+1)th slots can be transmitted
discontinuously. In an uplink DPCCH, transmission of all the TFCI,
TPC, FBI and pilot symbol of a specific slot are transmitted
discontinuously during gated transmission. In addition,
transmission of TPC for power control can be continuously
transmitted for full rate power control when the traffic data is for
transmission.

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6963540 Apparatus and method for A method for broadcasting channel information, available channel SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 6963540
assigning a common packet and data rate of a base station in a CDMA communication SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
channel in a CDMA system. The base station receives information indicating that a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
communication system mobile station has data to transmit, over an access preamble SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.321;
channel. The base station transmits use status information of
physical channels and maximum available data rate information
on a status indicator channel. The mobile station receives the use
status information of physical channels and the maximum
available data rate information through the status indicator
channel from a base station. The mobile station transmits to the
base station an access preamble for requesting allocation of a
given physical channel determined depending on the use status
information and the maximum available data rate information.

7061890 Method for selecting rach in A method selecting a RACH comprises determining an access SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 7061890
a CDMA mobile service class (ASC) associated with a unique access class of a user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.211;
communication system equipment (UE) by analyzing a radio resource control (RRC)
message received from a UTRAN (UMTS (Universal Mobile
Telecommunication System) Terrestrial Radio Access Network);
receiving mapping information from the UTRAN; analyzing ASCs
and scrambling codes to be used for available RACHs associated
with each of the ASCs based on the received mapping
information; mapping the analyzed scrambling codes to
scrambling code groups associated with the ASCs; selecting a
scrambling code group associated with the determined ASC; and
selecting one of the scrambling codes using a total number of the
scrambling codes mapped to the selected scrambling code group
and a unique identifier of the UE.

8310994 Method for configuring and Provided is a method for configuring and managing a channel in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 36.211; United States: 8310994
managing channels in a wireless communication system that divides a full frequency band
wireless communication into a plurality of sub-bands. The method comprises selecting at
system using AMC channels least one sub-band from the plurality of sub-bands and allocating
and diversity channels, each of a plurality of Adaptive Modulation and Coding (AMC)
transmission/reception channels using the selected at least one sub-band; puncturing sub
apparatus thereof, and carriers of at least one of the plurality of AMC channels according
system thereof to a predetermined pattern; and allocating a diversity channel
using the punctured sub-carriers.

7613245 Method and apparatus for An apparatus for transmitting data in a frequency division SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 36.211; United States: 7613245; United States: 7697631; United States: 7929590; United States: 8571122; China P.R.:
multiplexing data and multiple access based communication system is disclosed. The ZL200610084158.7; Australia: 2006201869; European Patent Convention: EP1720310; India: 253282; India:
control information in apparatus includes a symbol block generator for generating a 48/KOL/2011; Japan: 4319665; Republic of Korea: 10-0724949; Russian Federation: 2320087
wireless communication symbol block in a predetermined symbol block period within one
systems based on frequency TTI when control information to be transmitted exists in the TTI,
division multiple access an FFT unit for performing FFT on the symbol block, and an IFFT
unit for performing IFFT on signals output from the FFT unit and
then transmitting the signals. The symbol block includes the
control information and data to be transmitted. The TTI includes
multiple symbol block periods.

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7697631 Method and apparatus for An apparatus for transmitting data in a frequency division SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 36.211; United States: 7613245; United States: 7697631; United States: 7929590; United States: 8571122; China P.R.:
multiplexing data and multiple access based communication system is disclosed. The ZL200610084158.7; Australia: 2006201869; European Patent Convention: EP1720310; India: 253282; India:
control information in apparatus includes a symbol block generator for generating a 48/KOL/2011; Japan: 4319665; Republic of Korea: 10-0724949; Russian Federation: 2320087
wireless communication symbol block in a predetermined symbol block period within one
systems based on frequency TTI when control information to be transmitted exists in the TTI,
division multiple access an FFT unit for performing FFT on the symbol block, and an IFFT
unit for performing IFFT on signals output from the FFT unit and
then transmitting the signals. The symbol block includes the
control information and data to be transmitted. The TTI includes
multiple symbol block periods.

7929590 Method and apparatus for A signal transmission apparatus includes a symbol block SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 36.211; United States: 7613245; United States: 7697631; United States: 7929590; United States: 8571122; China P.R.:
multiplexing data and generator configured to generate a first symbol block by ZL200610084158.7; Australia: 2006201869; European Patent Convention: EP1720310; India: 253282; India:
control information in multiplexing data information and control information in a symbol 48/KOL/2011; Japan: 4319665; Republic of Korea: 10-0724949; Russian Federation: 2320087
wireless communication period, and a transmitter configured to transmit the first symbol
systems based on frequency block over a wireless communication network. In certain
division multiple access configurations, the transmitter is configured to transmit a
predetermined number of symbol blocks within a transmit time
interval.
8571122 Method and apparatus for A signal reception apparatus comprises a receiver configured to SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 36.211; United States: 7613245; United States: 7697631; United States: 7929590; United States: 8571122; China P.R.:
multiplexing data and receive a symbol block within a symbol period of a wireless ZL200610084158.7; Australia: 2006201869; European Patent Convention: EP1720310; India: 253282; India:
control information in communication network and a control information 48/KOL/2011; Japan: 4319665; Republic of Korea: 10-0724949; Russian Federation: 2320087
wireless communication demodulator/decoder configured for demultiplexing control
systems based on frequency information and data information from the received symbol
division multiple access block.

ZL200610084158.7 Method and apparatus for The invention claims a kind of transmitting data in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 36.211; United States: 7613245; United States: 7697631; United States: 7929590; United States: 8571122; China P.R.:
multiplexing data and communication system based on orthogonal frequency division ZL200610084158.7; Australia: 2006201869; European Patent Convention: EP1720310; India: 253282; India:
control information in access based on frequency of the device. The device includes: a 48/KOL/2011; Japan: 4319665; Republic of Korea: 10-0724949; Russian Federation: 2320087
wireless communication symbol block generator, which is used when a transmission time
systems based on frequency interval (TTI) when the control information to be transmitted in
division multiple access the TTI is a predetermined symbol block period to generate a
symbol block, a fast Fourier transform (FFT) unit for executing FFT
to the block of data symbols and a inverse fast Fourier transform
(IFFT) unit for executing IFFT to signal output from the FFT unit
and then transmitting the signal. The symbol block comprises
control information and data to be transmitted. The TTI
comprises a plurality of symbol block period.

7093185 Apparatus and method for A QCTC (Quasi-Complementary Turbo Code) generating SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 36.212; United States: 7093185; United States: 7200796; China P.R.: ZL02800733.6; China P.R.: ZL200310102732.3;
generating codes in apparatus having: a turbo encoder for generating an information Australia: 2002233774; Australia: 2003252889; Brazil: PI0204043-3; Canada: 2405119; European Patent
communication system symbol sequence and a plurality of parity symbol sequences by Convention: EP1545036; Finland: EP1231735; Finland: EP2262144; France: 2820913; Germany: EP1231735;
encoding the information symbol sequence; a channel interleaver Germany: EP2262144; Great Britain: GB2376393; Great Britain: GB2394153; India: 213752; India: 220354; India:
for individually interleaving the symbol sequences, generating 250206; Italy: EP1231735; Italy: EP2262144; Japan: 3636708; Japan: 3863148; Republic of Korea: 10-0438448;
new parity symbol sequences by multiplexing the symbols of Russian Federation: 2233541; Russian Federation: 2332789; Sweden: EP1231735; Sweden: EP2262144
parity symbol sequences with the same priority levels, and
serially concatenating the information symbol sequence and the
new parity symbol sequences; and a QCTC generator for
generating a sub-code with a given code rate by recursively
selecting a predetermined number of symbols from the
concatenated symbol sequence at a given starting position.

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7200796 Apparatus for generating A QCTC (Quasi-Complementary Turbo Code) generating SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 36.212; United States: 7093185; United States: 7200796; China P.R.: ZL02800733.6; China P.R.: ZL200310102732.3;
codes in communication apparatus having a turbo encoder for generating an information Australia: 2002233774; Australia: 2003252889; Brazil: PI0204043-3; Canada: 2405119; European Patent
system symbol sequence and a plurality of parity symbol sequences by Convention: EP1545036; Finland: EP1231735; Finland: EP2262144; France: 2820913; Germany: EP1231735;
encoding the information symbol sequence; a channel interleaver Germany: EP2262144; Great Britain: GB2376393; Great Britain: GB2394153; India: 213752; India: 220354; India:
for individually interleaving the symbol sequences, generating 250206; Italy: EP1231735; Italy: EP2262144; Japan: 3636708; Japan: 3863148; Republic of Korea: 10-0438448;
new parity symbol sequences by multiplexing the symbols of Russian Federation: 2233541; Russian Federation: 2332789; Sweden: EP1231735; Sweden: EP2262144
parity symbol sequences with the same priority levels, and
serially concatenating the information symbol sequence and the
new parity symbol sequences; and a QCTC generator for
generating a sub-code with a given code rate by recursively
selecting a predetermined number of symbols from the
concatenated symbol sequence at a given starting position.

ZL02800733.6 Apparatus and method for A QCTC (Quasi-Complementary Turbo Code) generating SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 36.212; United States: 7093185; United States: 7200796; China P.R.: ZL02800733.6; China P.R.: ZL200310102732.3;
generating codes in apparatus having: a turbo encoder for generating an information Australia: 2002233774; Australia: 2003252889; Brazil: PI0204043-3; Canada: 2405119; European Patent
communication system symbol sequence and a plurality of parity symbol sequences by Convention: EP1545036; Finland: EP1231735; Finland: EP2262144; France: 2820913; Germany: EP1231735;
encoding the information symbol sequence; a channel interleaver Germany: EP2262144; Great Britain: GB2376393; Great Britain: GB2394153; India: 213752; India: 220354; India:
for individually interleaving the symbol sequences, generating 250206; Italy: EP1231735; Italy: EP2262144; Japan: 3636708; Japan: 3863148; Republic of Korea: 10-0438448;
new parity symbol sequences by multiplexing the symbols of Russian Federation: 2233541; Russian Federation: 2332789; Sweden: EP1231735; Sweden: EP2262144
parity symbol sequences with the same priority levels, and
serially concatenating the information symbol sequence and the
new parity symbol sequences; and a QCTC generator for
generating a sub-code with a given code rate by recursively
selecting a predetermined number of symbols from the
concatenated symbol sequence at a given starting position.

QCTC (standard complementary fast code) generating device


includes the fast encoder for encoding information symbol
sequence to generate an information symbol sequence and a
parity symbol sequence channel interleaver for interleaving
information symbol sequence and the parity symbol sequences,
generating new check code element sequence by multiplexing is
provided with check code element sequence of the same priority
level symbols for the particular traffic, and link information
symbol sequence and the new parity symbol sequence, and a
QCTC generator for a given starting position, selecting a
predetermined number of symbols, generating a given code rate
of the code from the code element sequence of the link.

ZL200310102732.3 Equipment for producing A QCTC (Quasi-Complementary Turbo Code) generating SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 36.212; United States: 7093185; United States: 7200796; China P.R.: ZL02800733.6; China P.R.: ZL200310102732.3;
code in communication apparatus having: a turbo encoder for generating an information Australia: 2002233774; Australia: 2003252889; Brazil: PI0204043-3; Canada: 2405119; European Patent
system symbol sequence and a plurality of parity symbol sequences by Convention: EP1545036; Finland: EP1231735; Finland: EP2262144; France: 2820913; Germany: EP1231735;
encoding the information symbol sequence; a channel interleaver Germany: EP2262144; Great Britain: GB2376393; Great Britain: GB2394153; India: 213752; India: 220354; India:
for individually interleaving the symbol sequences, generating 250206; Italy: EP1231735; Italy: EP2262144; Japan: 3636708; Japan: 3863148; Republic of Korea: 10-0438448;
new parity symbol sequences by multiplexing the symbols of Russian Federation: 2233541; Russian Federation: 2332789; Sweden: EP1231735; Sweden: EP2262144
parity symbol sequences with the same priority levels, and
serially concatenating the information symbol sequence and the
new parity symbol sequences; and a QCTC generator for
generating a sub-code with a given code rate by recursively
selecting a predetermined number of symbols from the
concatenated symbol sequence at a given starting position.

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8873454 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for relay operation in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8873454; China P.R.: ZL201080057192.X; European Patent Convention: EP2514128; India:
transmit-response timing for communication system comprising determining a first set of 5176/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5529290; Republic of Korea: 10-1430013; Taiwan: I424700
relay operation in wireless subframes for downlink communication from an eNB to a relay
communications node; determining a second set of subframes for uplink
communication from the relay node to the eNB; determining a
downlink (DL) hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) timing
between a first control transmission and a HARQ acknowledge
(ACK) message based on a first minimum delay and the first and
the second sets of subframes; and determining an uplink (UL)
hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) timing between a
second control transmission and an uplink transmission based on
a second minimum delay and the first and the second sets of
subframes

ZL201080057192.X Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for relay operation in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8873454; China P.R.: ZL201080057192.X; European Patent Convention: EP2514128; India:
transmit-response timing for communication system comprising determining a first set of 5176/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5529290; Republic of Korea: 10-1430013; Taiwan: I424700
relay operation in wireless subframes for downlink communication from an eNB to a relay
communications node; determining a second set of subframes for uplink
communication from the relay node to the eNB; determining a
downlink (DL) hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) timing
between a first control transmission and a HARQ acknowledge
(ACK) message based on a first minimum delay and the first and
the second sets of subframes; and determining an uplink (UL)
hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) timing between a
second control transmission and an uplink transmission based on
a second minimum delay and the first and the second sets of
subframes

20110188376 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for allocating a data flow based on SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 20110188376; China P.R.: CN102771097; European Patent Convention: EP2524480; India:
allocating data flows based selection criteria including receiving at least one policy including SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 24.312; 1604/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 2013-517708; Republic of Korea: 10-1458081
on indication of selection at least one indication for selecting an access from two or more of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.402;
criteria available accesses; determining a selection criterion based on the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 24.312;
data flow; and selecting the access based on the determined
selection criterion and the at least one indication. In one example,
the selection criterion is one of the following: a bandwidth
requirement for the data flow, an application generating the data
flow, a protocol used to carry the data flow, a file size, an
application name/ID, a role ID, or a throughput of the data flow.
In one example, the policy is a management object (MO) received
from an Access Network Discovery and Selection Function
(ANDSF) module and the selected access is for a wireless local
area network (WLAN), a LTE network or for a 3GPP service.

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CN102771097 Apparatus and method for An apparatus and method for allocating a data flow based on SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 20110188376; China P.R.: CN102771097; European Patent Convention: EP2524480; India:
allocating data flows based selection criteria including receiving at least one policy including SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 24.312; 1604/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 2013-517708; Republic of Korea: 10-1458081
on indication of selection at least one indication for selecting an access from two or more of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.402;
criteria available accesses; determining a selection criterion based on the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 24.312;
data flow; and selecting the access based on the determined
selection criterion and the at least one indication. In one example,
the selection criterion is one of the following: a bandwidth
requirement for the data flow, an application generating the data
flow, a protocol used to carry the data flow, a file size, an
application name/ID, a role ID, or a throughput of the data flow.
In one example, the policy is a management object (MO) received
from an Access Network Discovery and Selection Function
(ANDSF) module and the selected access is for a wireless local
area network (WLAN), a LTE network or for a 3GPP service.

CN103081492 Signaling mechanisms, Methods, systems and devices enable interactivity to be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; China P.R.: CN103081492; Brazil: BR1120120168860; European Patent Convention: EP2524500; India:
templates and systems for broadcast to and display on receiver devices. Interactivity 1617/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5678097; Republic of Korea: 10-1380053
creation and delivery of elements may be broadcast in and controlled by interactivity
interactivity events on event signaling messages. Predefined application data, resources
mobile devices in a mobile and event templates may be broadcast in band or out of band in
broadcast communication advance of events. Interactivity events may use pre-broadcasted
system templates to reduce the data required to be sent in band.
Interactivity events may be shown outside the context of a
particular broadcast program or commercial, or synchronized
with broadcast content. Interactivity event signaling messages
may be broadcast at varying intervals to improve bandwidth
utilization. Interactivity events may be assigned a priority to
enable receiver devices to implement or ignore overlapping
interactivity events in a predefined manner. Interactivity event
signaling messages may enable updating or canceling interactivity
events after they have been broadcast. Interactivity events may
be targeted to mobile devices and users using filtering criteria.

9059760 Apparatus and method for A method and apparatus for enabling uplink beamforming SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 9059760; China P.R.: ZL201180014913.3; Brazil: BR1120120195034; European Patent Convention:
enabling uplink beamforming transmit diversity is provided. The method may include receiving, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; EP2532101; India: 6502/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5572721; Republic of Korea: 10-1565296; Taiwan: I425780
transit diversity by a wireless communications device (WCD), a beamforming SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214;
weight vector in response to transmission by the WCD of two or
more pilot channels, applying the received beamforming weight
vector to at least one of a first of the two or more pilot channels,
one or more data channels, or one or more control channels, and
transmitting, using two or more antennas, at least one of the one
or more data channels or at least one of the one or more control
channels, wherein the number of pilot channels is greater than or
equal to the number of antennas.

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ZL201180014913.3 Apparatus and method for A method and apparatus for enabling uplink beamforming SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 9059760; China P.R.: ZL201180014913.3; Brazil: BR1120120195034; European Patent Convention:
uplink beamforming transmit transmit diversity is provided. The method may include receiving, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; EP2532101; India: 6502/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5572721; Republic of Korea: 10-1565296; Taiwan: I425780
diversity by a wireless communications device (WCD), a beamforming SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214;
weight vector in response to transmission by the WCD of two or
more pilot channels, applying the received beamforming weight
vector to at least one of a first of the two or more pilot channels,
one or more data channels, or one or more control channels, and
transmitting, using two or more antennas, at least one of the one
or more data channels or at least one of the one or more control
channels, wherein the number of pilot channels is greater than or
equal to the number of antennas.

8676991 Signaling mechanisms and Systems, apparatus and methods provide an automatic capability SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 8676991; China P.R.: CN102771133; European Patent Convention: EP2524497; India:
systems for enabling, for generating interactivity event applications for execution on 1740/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5675845; Republic of Korea: 10-1380104
transmitting and maintaining receiver devices within a broadcast network based upon
interactivity features on interactivity event application data, information and sequence
mobile devices in a mobile logic. Interactivity event content providers may provide to a
broadcast communication broadcast network interactivity event application data, event
system metadata information and sequence logic a broadcast network.
Interactivity application data for an interactive sequence may be
delivered out-of-band, such that the application data is not
embedded in an interactivity event. Interactivity sequence
application data may be sent out-of-band from the associated
interactivity event signaling message. Application data may be
sent on a different transport channels in advance of the
interactivity event. The system may determine when data should
be sent out-of-band and when it should be sent in-band.

CN102771133 Signaling mechanisms and Systems, apparatus and methods provide an automatic capability SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 8676991; China P.R.: CN102771133; European Patent Convention: EP2524497; India:
systems for enabling, for generating interactivity event applications for execution on 1740/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5675845; Republic of Korea: 10-1380104
transmitting and maintaining receiver devices within a broadcast network based upon
interactivity features on interactivity event application data, information and sequence
mobile devices in a mobile logic. Interactivity event content providers may provide to a
broadcast communication broadcast network interactivity event application data, event
system metadata information and sequence logic a broadcast network.
Interactivity application data for an interactive sequence may be
delivered out-of-band, such that the application data is not
embedded in an interactivity event. Interactivity sequence
application data may be sent out- of-band from the associated
interactivity event signaling message. Application data may be
sent on a different transport channels in advance of the
interactivity event. The system may determine when data should
be sent out-of-band and when it should be sent in-band.

System, device and method for providing a method for generating


interactive event application based on application data, event
information and logic to the receiver device when executed on a
broadcast network automatically. Interactive event content
provider capable of providing broadcast network interactive
event application data, event metadata information and
sequence logic to broadcast network. Is capable of out-of-band
transmit the application data will not be included in the
interactive event of interactive application data of the interactive
sequence. Can send interactive sequence data in the out-of-band
signalling message interaction event associated with the user.

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8811513 Antenna switching in a A method for closed loop transmit diversity is disclosed. Data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8811513; China P.R.: ZL201180008075.9; European Patent Convention: EP2532102; India:
closed loop transmit from User SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 6786/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5833029; Republic of Korea: 10-1451886
diversity system Equipment (UE) that was transmitted using multiple transmit
antennas is received. A
new transmit antenna is selected for the UE. A new cycle period
for the UE is
determined. A new transmit antenna index and a testing
indication based on the new
cycle period are sent to the UE.
ZL201180008075.9 Antenna switching in a A method for closed loop transmit diversity is disclosed. Data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8811513; China P.R.: ZL201180008075.9; European Patent Convention: EP2532102; India:
closed loop transmit from User SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 6786/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5833029; Republic of Korea: 10-1451886
diversity system Equipment (UE) that was transmitted using multiple transmit
antennas is received. A
new transmit antenna is selected for the UE. A new cycle period
for the UE is
determined. A new transmit antenna index and a testing
indication based on the new
cycle period are sent to the UE.
8930562 Arranging sub-track A video file may include movie fragments divided into sub-track SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 8930562; China P.R.: CN103026721; Argentina: AR082303B1; Australia: 2011282166; Brazil:
fragments for streaming fragments that store all pictures of common hierarchical levels for SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.234; BR1120130013370; Canada: 2805274; European Patent Convention: EP2596643; Hong Kong: HK1180862; India:
video data the respective hierarchical levels. In one example, an apparatus SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.244; 345/CHENP/2013; Indonesia: 2014/01250; Israel: 224196; Japan: 5551315; Malaysia: PI 2013000085; Philippines:
includes an interface configured to output data according to a WO2012012575; Republic of Korea: 10-1437798; Russian Federation: 2541155; Singapore: 187014; South Africa:
streaming protocol, and a control unit configured to assemble 2013/01285; Taiwan: I489843; Thailand: 127321; Ukraine: 201302104; Vietnam: 1-2013-00514
encoded video data into a plurality of sub-track fragments, each
of the sub-track fragments comprising a plurality of hierarchically
related video pictures of the encoded video data, wherein the
plurality of hierarchically related video pictures each correspond
to a common hierarchical layer receiving a request in accordance
with the streaming protocol, wherein the request specifies at
least one of the plurality of sub-track fragments, and, in response
to the request, cause the interface to output the plurality of
hierarchically related video pictures of the at least one of the
plurality of sub-track fragments.

CN103026721 Arranging sub-track A video file may include movie fragments divided into sub-track SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 8930562; China P.R.: CN103026721; Argentina: AR082303B1; Australia: 2011282166; Brazil:
fragments for streaming fragments that store all pictures of common hierarchical levels for SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.234; BR1120130013370; Canada: 2805274; European Patent Convention: EP2596643; Hong Kong: HK1180862; India:
video data the respective hierarchical levels. In one example, an apparatus SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.244; 345/CHENP/2013; Indonesia: 2014/01250; Israel: 224196; Japan: 5551315; Malaysia: PI 2013000085; Philippines:
includes an interface configured to output data according to a WO2012012575; Republic of Korea: 10-1437798; Russian Federation: 2541155; Singapore: 187014; South Africa:
streaming protocol, and a control unit configured to assemble 2013/01285; Taiwan: I489843; Thailand: 127321; Ukraine: 201302104; Vietnam: 1-2013-00514
encoded video data into a plurality of sub-track fragments, each
of the sub-track fragments comprising a plurality of hierarchically
related video pictures of the encoded video data, wherein the
plurality of hierarchically related video pictures each correspond
to a common hierarchical layer receiving a request in accordance
with the streaming protocol, wherein the request specifies at
least one of the plurality of sub-track fragments, and, in response
to the request, cause the interface to output the plurality of
hierarchically related video pictures of the at least one of the
plurality of sub-track fragments.

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9032466 Optimized delivery of Methods, systems and devices enable interactivity events to be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9032466; China P.R.: CN102714757; European Patent Convention: EP2524498; India:
interactivity event assets in a broadcast for display on receiver devices. Predefined application 1563/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5675846; Republic of Korea: 10-1379969
mobile broadcast data, resources and event templates may be broadcast out of
communication system band in advance of events. Interactivity events may use pre-
broadcasted templates to reduce the data required to be sent in
band. Interactivity events may be shown outside the context of a
particular broadcast program or commercial, or synchronized
with broadcast content. Interactivity event assets (e.g.,
application data and resources) bound to real-time channels may
be broadcast shortly before the event is to start in order to
improve bandwidth utilization. To conserve power and
processing resources, receiver devices may selectively receive
those interactivity event assets relevant to a currently monitored
real-time channel and, optionally, channels adjacent to the
currently monitored channel in a program guide listing. When the
currently monitored channel is changed, request to selectively
receive relevant interactivity event assets may be canceled.

CN102714757 Optimized delivery of Methods, systems and devices enable interactivity events to be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9032466; China P.R.: CN102714757; European Patent Convention: EP2524498; India:
interactivity event assets in a broadcast for display on receiver devices. Predefined application 1563/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5675846; Republic of Korea: 10-1379969
mobile broadcast data, resources and event templates may be broadcast out of
communications system band in advance of events. Interactivity events may use pre-
broadcasted templates to reduce the data required to be sent in
band. Interactivity events may be shown outside the context of a
particular broadcast program or commercial, or synchronized
with broadcast content. Interactivity event assets (e.g.,
application data and resources) bound to real-time channels may
be broadcast shortly before the event is to start in order to
improve bandwidth utilization. To conserve power and
processing resources, receiver devices may selectively receive
those interactivity event assets relevant to a currently monitored
real-time channel and, optionally, channels adjacent to the
currently monitored channel in a program guide listing. When the
currently monitored channel is changed, request to selectively
receive relevant interactivity event assets may be canceled.

20110209181 Notification of interactivity Methods, systems and devices enable interactivity events to be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20110209181; China P.R.: CN102783172; European Patent Convention: EP2524499; India:
event asset delivery sources broadcast for display on receiver devices. Interactivity event 1526/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5833019
in a mobile broadcast resources may be broadcast in one or more file data flows.
communication system Interactivity event signaling messages may be broadcast in one or
more overhead flows. To enable receiver devices to display
interactivity events, the Service System Information (SI) for each
real-time service may include an identifier of the file data flow
and/or overhead flow carrying relevant interactivity event
information. Receiver devices can acquire interactivity event
resources and/or signaling messages from the file data flow
and/or overhead flow obtained from received Service SI
messages. Interactivity event resources and/or signaling
messages may also be accessed via a unicast network with a URL
identifying where the information can be obtained included in the
Service SI.

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CN102783172 Notification of interactivity Methods, systems and devices enable interactivity events to be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20110209181; China P.R.: CN102783172; European Patent Convention: EP2524499; India:
event asset delivery sources broadcast for display on receiver devices. Interactivity event 1526/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5833019
in a mobile broadcast resources may be broadcast in one or more file data flows.
communication system Interactivity event signaling messages may be broadcast in one or
more overhead flows. To enable receiver devices to display
interactivity events, the Service System Information (SI) for each
real-time service may include an identifier of the file data flow
and/or overhead flow carrying relevant interactivity event
information. Receiver devices can acquire interactivity event
resources and/or signaling messages from the file data flow
and/or overhead flow obtained from received Service SI
messages. Interactivity event resources and/or signaling
messages may also be accessed via a unicast network with a URL
identifying where the information can be obtained included in the
Service SI.

8477672 4C-HSDPA acknowledgment Techniques for signaling acknowledgment status (e.g., ACK, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8477672; China P.R.: ZL201180008835.6; Brazil: BR1120120200569; Canada: 2788127; European
signaling NACK, or DTX) for up to Patent Convention: EP2534781; Hong Kong: HK1177566; India: 6587/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: W-00201203639;
four detected carriers according to 4C-HSDPA. In an exemplary Israel: 221067; Japan: 2013-520095; Japan: 2015-084552; Philippines: 1-2012-501531; Republic of Korea: 10-
embodiment, an ACK 1410375; Russian Federation: 2518922; South Africa: 2012/06439; Taiwan: I437847; Thailand: 129030; United Arab
slot of an HS-DPCCH channel utilizes spreading factor 128 to Emirates: 837/2012
accommodate two 10-
symbol codewords per slot. The codewords may be dual-carrier
codewords, enabling
the acknowledgment status of up to four carriers to be signaled in
each slot. A DTXDTX
codeword may be further provided to signal no detection of two
carriers assigned
to the same codeword. In an alternative exemplary embodiment,
a codeword signaling
acknowledgment status for two carriers may be repeated twice
over a single slot
ZL201180008835.6 4C-HSDPA acknowledgment Techniques for signaling acknowledgment status (e.g., ACK, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8477672; China P.R.: ZL201180008835.6; Brazil: BR1120120200569; Canada: 2788127; European
signaling NACK, or DTX) for up to Patent Convention: EP2534781; Hong Kong: HK1177566; India: 6587/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: W-00201203639;
four detected carriers according to 4C-HSDPA. In an exemplary Israel: 221067; Japan: 2013-520095; Japan: 2015-084552; Philippines: 1-2012-501531; Republic of Korea: 10-
embodiment, an ACK 1410375; Russian Federation: 2518922; South Africa: 2012/06439; Taiwan: I437847; Thailand: 129030; United Arab
slot of an HS-DPCCH channel utilizes spreading factor 128 to Emirates: 837/2012
accommodate two 10-
symbol codewords per slot. The codewords may be dual-carrier
codewords, enabling
the acknowledgment status of up to four carriers to be signaled in
each slot. A DTXDTX
codeword may be further provided to signal no detection of two
carriers assigned
to the same codeword. In an alternative exemplary embodiment,
a codeword signaling
acknowledgment status for two carriers may be repeated twice
over a single slot

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9225961 Frame packing for An asymmetric frame of a coded video bitstream may include a SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 9225961; China P.R.: ZL201180023830.0; European Patent Convention: EP2569943; India:
asymmetric stereo video full resolution picture of a left view and a reduced resolution 9559/CHENP/2012; Republic of Korea: 10-1436713
picture of a right view, where the left and right views form a
stereo view pair for three-dimensional video playback. In one
example, an apparatus includes a video encoder configured to
receive a first picture of a first view of a scene having a first
resolution, receive a second picture of a second view of the scene
having a reduced resolution relative to the first resolution, form
an asymmetric frame comprising the first picture and the second
picture, and encode the asymmetric frame. In this manner,
decoders of varying capabilities may receive the same bitstream,
and the bitstream may consume less bandwidth than one or
more bitstreams having full resolution pictures of a stereo view
pair. The bitstream may have better quality than a bitstream
having subsampled pictures.

ZL201180023830.0 Frame packing for An asymmetric frame of a coded video bitstream may include a SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 9225961; China P.R.: ZL201180023830.0; European Patent Convention: EP2569943; India:
asymmetric stereo video full resolution picture of a left view and a reduced resolution 9559/CHENP/2012; Republic of Korea: 10-1436713
picture of a right view, where the left and right views form a
stereo view pair for three-dimensional video playback. In one
example, an apparatus includes a video encoder configured to
receive a first picture of a first view of a scene having a first
resolution, receive a second picture of a second view of the scene
having a reduced resolution relative to the first resolution, form
an asymmetric frame comprising the first picture and the second
picture, and encode the asymmetric frame. In this manner,
decoders of varying capabilities may receive the same bitstream,
and the bitstream may consume less bandwidth than one or
more bitstreams having full resolution pictures of a stereo view
pair. The bitstream may have better quality than a bitstream
having subsampled pictures.

8977257 Method and apparatus to Methods and apparatuses are provided that facilitate controlling SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8977257; China P.R.: CN102845085; China P.R.: CN104703169; France: EP2677783; Germany:
control visited network device access to one or more restricted groups of access points in SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.285; EP2543204; Germany: EP2677783; Great Britain: EP2543204; Great Britain: EP2677783; India: 7299/CHENP/2012;
access for devices a visited network. An indicator can be provided by a home SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.272; Italy: EP2677783; Japan: 5579878; Japan: 2014-195300; Netherlands: EP2677783; Republic of Korea: 10-1549891;
network that specifies whether a device registering with a visited SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 31.102; Spain: EP2677783
network is allowed to access restricted groups in the visited SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060;
networks. If so, the visited network can request restricted group SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 29.002;
subscription information for the device. Additionally or
alternatively, the device can control whether restricted groups
are displayed for selecting access points based on one or more
indicators regarding whether the device is allowed to access
restricted groups in visited networks

CN102845085 Method and apparatus to Methods and apparatuses are provided that facilitate controlling SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8977257; China P.R.: CN102845085; China P.R.: CN104703169; France: EP2677783; Germany:
control visited network device access to one or more restricted groups of access points in SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.285; EP2543204; Germany: EP2677783; Great Britain: EP2543204; Great Britain: EP2677783; India: 7299/CHENP/2012;
access for devices a visited network. An indicator can be provided by a home SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.272; Italy: EP2677783; Japan: 5579878; Japan: 2014-195300; Netherlands: EP2677783; Republic of Korea: 10-1549891;
network that specifies whether a device registering with a visited SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 31.102; Spain: EP2677783
network is allowed to access restricted groups in the visited SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060;
networks. If so, the visited network can request restricted group SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 29.002;
subscription information for the device. Additionally or
alternatively, the device can control whether restricted groups
are displayed for selecting access points based on one or more
indicators regarding whether the device is allowed to access
restricted groups in visited networks

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CN104703169 Method and apparatus to Methods and apparatuses are provided that facilitate controlling SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 8977257; China P.R.: CN102845085; China P.R.: CN104703169; France: EP2677783; Germany:
control visited network device access to one or more restricted groups of access points in SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.285; EP2543204; Germany: EP2677783; Great Britain: EP2543204; Great Britain: EP2677783; India: 7299/CHENP/2012;
access for devices a visited network. An indicator can be provided by a home SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.272; Italy: EP2677783; Japan: 5579878; Japan: 2014-195300; Netherlands: EP2677783; Republic of Korea: 10-1549891;
network that specifies whether a device registering with a visited SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 31.102; Spain: EP2677783
network is allowed to access restricted groups in the visited SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060;
networks. If so, the visited network can request restricted group SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 29.002;
subscription information for the device. Additionally or
alternatively, the device can control whether restricted groups
are displayed for selecting access points based on one or more
indicators regarding whether the device is allowed to access
restricted groups in visited networks

20120057574 Method and apparatus to Methods and apparatuses are provided that facilitate controlling SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 20120057574; China P.R.: CN102893639; European Patent Convention: EP2543203; India:
control local internet device access to one or more restricted groups of access points in SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.285; 7653/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5678104; Republic of Korea: 10-1475431
protocol access for devices a visited network. An indicator can be provided by a home SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.272;
network that specifies whether a device registering with a visited SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 31.102;
network is allowed to access restricted groups in the visited SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060;
networks. If so, the visited network can request restricted group SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 29.002;
subscription information for the device. Additionally or
alternatively, the device can control whether restricted groups
are displayed for selecting access points based on one or more
indicators regarding whether the device is allowed to access
restricted groups in visited networks

CN102893639 Method and apparatus to Methods and apparatuses are provided that facilitate controlling SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 23.122; United States: 20120057574; China P.R.: CN102893639; European Patent Convention: EP2543203; India:
control local internet device access to one or more restricted groups of access points in SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.285; 7653/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5678104; Republic of Korea: 10-1475431
protocol access for devices a visited network. An indicator can be provided by a home SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 29.272;
network that specifies whether a device registering with a visited SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 31.102;
network is allowed to access restricted groups in the visited SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060;
networks. If so, the visited network can request restricted group SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 29.002;
subscription information for the device. Additionally or
alternatively, the device can control whether restricted groups
are displayed for selecting access points based on one or more
indicators regarding whether the device is allowed to access
restricted groups in visited networks

CN102948159 File delivery over a broadcast Methods, systems and devices provide mechanisms and systems SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; China P.R.: CN102948159; European Patent Convention: EP2577967; India: 9561/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5813756;
network using file system for efficiently delivering files over a broadcast system to mobile Republic of Korea: 10-1577108
abstraction, broadcast devices. Files for broadcast may be logically identified as
schedule messages and belonging to a directory in a file system. A Broadcast Schedule
selective reception Message may inform receiver devices of files that will be
broadcast at a specified time , as well as describe the files. File
may be transmitted in file delivery pipes, which may be of
different bandwidth and data rates. Receiver devices configured
according to the embodiments may make use of the BSM
message to select files to be received based on the service or
application to which the file is associated, and whether the file is
new or an update to a previously received file. Receiver devices
activate receiver circuitry to capture the files within their
advertised broadcast window, and pass the received files to
applications or services requesting the files.

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8914471 File delivery over a broadcast Methods, systems and devices provide mechanisms and systems SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 8914471; United States: 20150113102
network using file system for efficiently delivering files over a broadcast system to mobile
abstraction, broadcast devices. Files for broadcast may be logically identified as
schedule messages and belonging to a directory in a file system. A Broadcast Schedule
selective reception Message may inform receiver devices of files that will be
broadcast at a specified time , as well as describe the files. File
may be transmitted in file delivery pipes, which may be of
different bandwidth and data rates. Receiver devices configured
according to the embodiments may make use of the BSM
message to select files to be received based on the service or
application to which the file is associated, and whether the file is
new or an update to a previously received file. Receiver devices
activate receiver circuitry to capture the files within their
advertised broadcast window, and pass the received files to
applications or services requesting the files.

20150113102 File delivery over a broadcast Methods, systems and devices provide mechanisms and systems SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 8914471; United States: 20150113102
network using file system for efficiently delivering files over a broadcast system to mobile
abstraction, broadcast devices. Files for broadcast may be logically identified as
schedule messages and belonging to a directory in a file system. A Broadcast Schedule
selective reception Message may inform receiver devices of files that will be
broadcast at a specified time , as well as describe the files. File
may be transmitted in file delivery pipes, which may be of
different bandwidth and data rates. Receiver devices configured
according to the embodiments may make use of the BSM
message to select files to be received based on the service or
application to which the file is associated, and whether the file is
new or an update to a previously received file. Receiver devices
activate receiver circuitry to capture the files within their
advertised broadcast window, and pass the received files to
applications or services requesting the files.

20120106370 Neighbor relation Neighbor relation information management involves, for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20120106370; China P.R.: CN102860066; China P.R.: CN104780571; Brazil: BR1120120275860;
information management example: acquiring, reporting, and exchanging neighbor relation SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.484; European Patent Convention: EP2564623; India: 8296/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5813752; Japan: 2014-150557; Japan:
information. In some cases, neighbor relation information is 2015-222949; Republic of Korea: 10-1461112; Taiwan: I473509
acquired and/or reported in a manner that does not significantly
impact other functionality of the access terminal. For example, an
access terminal may be configured to acquire and/or report
neighbor relation information only during one or more defined
radio states. In some cases, the acquisition of neighbor relation
information is based on a neighbor relation threshold. In some
cases, an access terminal does not immediately report measured
neighbor relation information and instead stores the information
for reporting at a later time. In some cases, a transmitted
indication is used to facilitate retrieval of neighbor relation
information from an access terminal. In some cases, neighbor
relation information acquired from an access terminal is
exchanged over a direct interface between access points

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CN102860066 Neighbor relation Neighbor relation information management involves, for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20120106370; China P.R.: CN102860066; China P.R.: CN104780571; Brazil: BR1120120275860;
information management example: acquiring, reporting, and exchanging neighbor relation SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.484; European Patent Convention: EP2564623; India: 8296/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5813752; Japan: 2014-150557; Japan:
information. In some cases, neighbor relation information is 2015-222949; Republic of Korea: 10-1461112; Taiwan: I473509
acquired and/or reported in a manner that does not significantly
impact other functionality of the access terminal. For example, an
access terminal may be configured to acquire and/or report
neighbor relation information only during one or more defined
radio states. In some cases, the acquisition of neighbor relation
information is based on a neighbor relation threshold. In some
cases, an access terminal does not immediately report measured
neighbor relation information and instead stores the information
for reporting at a later time. In some cases, a transmitted
indication is used to facilitate retrieval of neighbor relation
information from an access terminal. In some cases, neighbor
relation information acquired from an access terminal is
exchanged over a direct interface between access points

CN104780571 Neighbor relation Neighbor relation information management involves, for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20120106370; China P.R.: CN102860066; China P.R.: CN104780571; Brazil: BR1120120275860;
information management example: acquiring, reporting, and exchanging neighbor relation SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.484; European Patent Convention: EP2564623; India: 8296/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5813752; Japan: 2014-150557; Japan:
information. In some cases, neighbor relation information is 2015-222949; Republic of Korea: 10-1461112; Taiwan: I473509
acquired and/or reported in a manner that does not significantly
impact other functionality of the access terminal. For example, an
access terminal may be configured to acquire and/or report
neighbor relation information only during one or more defined
radio states. In some cases, the acquisition of neighbor relation
information is based on a neighbor relation threshold. In some
cases, an access terminal does not immediately report measured
neighbor relation information and instead stores the information
for reporting at a later time. In some cases, a transmitted
indication is used to facilitate retrieval of neighbor relation
information from an access terminal. In some cases, neighbor
relation information acquired from an access terminal is
exchanged over a direct interface between access points

20120100884 Neighbor relation Neighbor relation information management involves, for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20120100884; China P.R.: CN102860067; European Patent Convention: EP2564624; European
information management example: acquiring, reporting, and exchanging neighbor relation SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.484; Patent Convention: EP2675208; India: 8131/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5763174; Japan: 2015-159583; Republic of Korea:
information. In some cases, neighbor relation information is 10-1461107; Republic of Korea: 10-1504659
acquired and/or reported in a manner that does not significantly
impact other functionality of the access terminal. For example, an
access terminal may be configured to acquire and/or report
neighbor relation information only during one or more defined
radio states. In some cases, the acquisition of neighbor relation
information is based on a neighbor relation threshold. In some
cases, an access terminal does not immediately report measured
neighbor relation information and instead stores the information
for reporting at a later time. In some cases, a transmitted
indication is used to facilitate retrieval of neighbor relation
information from an access terminal. In some cases, neighbor
relation information acquired from an access terminal is
exchanged over a direct interface between access points

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CN102860067 Neighbor relation Neighbor relation information management involves, for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20120100884; China P.R.: CN102860067; European Patent Convention: EP2564624; European
information management example: acquiring, reporting, and exchanging neighbor relation SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.484; Patent Convention: EP2675208; India: 8131/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5763174; Japan: 2015-159583; Republic of Korea:
information. In some cases, neighbor relation information is 10-1461107; Republic of Korea: 10-1504659
acquired and/or reported in a manner that does not significantly
impact other functionality of the access terminal. For example, an
access terminal may be configured to acquire and/or report
neighbor relation information only during one or more defined
radio states. In some cases, the acquisition of neighbor relation
information is based on a neighbor relation threshold. In some
cases, an access terminal does not immediately report measured
neighbor relation information and instead stores the information
for reporting at a later time. In some cases, a transmitted
indication is used to facilitate retrieval of neighbor relation
information from an access terminal. In some cases, neighbor
relation information acquired from an access terminal is
exchanged over a direct interface between access points

8873440 Maintaining different virtual To facilitate inbound mobility for an access terminal, different SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8873440; China P.R.: CN102860076; European Patent Convention: EP2553972; India:
active sets for different cell virtual active sets 7335/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5607232; Republic of Korea: 10-1452808; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0065480
types are employed for different types of access points or cells (e.g.,
HNBs versus macro
cells). In addition, different lists of permitted cells are maintained
for these different
types of access points or cells. Also, a frequency quality estimate
for inter-frequency
event triggering may be based on measurement of a single cell
present in a virtual active
set (e.g. a dedicated HNB virtual active set).
CN102860076 Maintaining different virtual To facilitate inbound mobility for an access terminal, different SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8873440; China P.R.: CN102860076; European Patent Convention: EP2553972; India:
active sets for different cell virtual active sets 7335/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5607232; Republic of Korea: 10-1452808; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0065480
types are employed for different types of access points or cells (e.g.,
HNBs versus macro
cells). In addition, different lists of permitted cells are maintained
for these different
types of access points or cells. Also, a frequency quality estimate
for inter-frequency
event triggering may be based on measurement of a single cell
present in a virtual active
set (e.g. a dedicated HNB virtual active set).
9001750 Method and apparatus for Apparatus and methods that provide wireless communications, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9001750; China P.R.: CN102948180; European Patent Convention: EP2556686; India:
signaling user equipment where a method 8175/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5571240; Republic of Korea: 10-1495646
capabilities for wireless communications includes receiving at a Node B a first
set of bits indicating
at least two frequency bands supported by a UE for HSDPA, the
first set of bits further
specifying a number of downlink adjacent carriers supported by
the UE for each of the at
least two frequency bands. The method also includes transmitting
a first set of bits
indicating support for a set of carriers for each band, the
information comprising
information related to a maximum channel bandwidth supported
for that band; and
transmitting a second set of bits indicating a configuration for the
set of carriers under
which multiple uplinks will be supported

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CN102948180 Method and apparatus for Apparatus and methods that provide wireless communications, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9001750; China P.R.: CN102948180; European Patent Convention: EP2556686; India:
signaling user equipment where a method 8175/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5571240; Republic of Korea: 10-1495646
capabilities for wireless communications includes receiving at a Node B a first
set of bits indicating
at least two frequency bands supported by a UE for HSDPA, the
first set of bits further
specifying a number of downlink adjacent carriers supported by
the UE for each of the at
least two frequency bands. The method also includes transmitting
a first set of bits
indicating support for a set of carriers for each band, the
information comprising
information related to a maximum channel bandwidth supported
for that band; and
transmitting a second set of bits indicating a configuration for the
set of carriers under
which multiple uplinks will be supported
8812657 Network-assisted peer Techniques for performing network-assisted peer discovery to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.303; United States: 8812657; United States: 20140337432; China P.R.: CN102972050; Brazil: BR1120120261398;
discovery enable peer-to-peer (P2P) communication are described. In one European Patent Convention: EP2559271; India: 8869/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5514957; Republic of Korea: 10-
design, a device registers with a network entity (e.g., a directory 1398055
agent) so that the presence of the device and possibly other
information about the device can be made known to the network
entity. The network entity collects similar information from other
devices. The device sends a request to the network entity, e.g.,
during or after registration. The request includes information
used to match the device with other devices, e.g., information
about service(s) provided by the device and/or service(s)
requested by the device. The directory agent matches requests
received from all devices, determines a match between the
device and at least one other device, and sends a notification to
perform peer discovery. The device performs peer discovery in
response to receiving the notification from the network entity

20140337432 Network-assisted peer Techniques for performing network-assisted peer discovery to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.303; United States: 8812657; United States: 20140337432; China P.R.: CN102972050; Brazil: BR1120120261398;
discovery enable peer-to-peer (P2P) communication are described. In one European Patent Convention: EP2559271; India: 8869/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5514957; Republic of Korea: 10-
design, a device registers with a network entity (e.g., a directory 1398055
agent) so that the presence of the device and possibly other
information about the device can be made known to the network
entity. The network entity collects similar information from other
devices. The device sends a request to the network entity, e.g.,
during or after registration. The request includes information
used to match the device with other devices, e.g., information
about service(s) provided by the device and/or service(s)
requested by the device. The directory agent matches requests
received from all devices, determines a match between the
device and at least one other device, and sends a notification to
perform peer discovery. The device performs peer discovery in
response to receiving the notification from the network entity

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CN102972050 Network-assisted peer Techniques for performing network-assisted peer discovery to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.303; United States: 8812657; United States: 20140337432; China P.R.: CN102972050; Brazil: BR1120120261398;
discovery enable peer-to-peer (P2P) communication are described. In one European Patent Convention: EP2559271; India: 8869/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5514957; Republic of Korea: 10-
design, a device registers with a network entity (e.g., a directory 1398055
agent) so that the presence of the device and possibly other
information about the device can be made known to the network
entity. The network entity collects similar information from other
devices. The device sends a request to the network entity, e.g.,
during or after registration. The request includes information
used to match the device with other devices, e.g., information
about service(s) provided by the device and/or service(s)
requested by the device. The directory agent matches requests
received from all devices, determines a match between the
device and at least one other device, and sends a notification to
perform peer discovery. The device performs peer discovery in
response to receiving the notification from the network entity

9059819 Flexible uplink control Systems, methods, devices, and computer program products are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 9059819; China P.R.: CN102792748; Brazil: BR1120120200534; Canada: 2788218; European Patent
channel configuration described for Convention: EP2534910; Hong Kong: HK1178730; India: 6673/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: W-00201203677; Japan:
transmission of downlink channel quality information in a multi- 5563104; Malaysia: PI 2012003361; Philippines: WO2011100627; Republic of Korea: 10-1495637; Russian
carrier wireless Federation: 2516481; Singapore: 10201501040S; South Africa: 2012/06468; Taiwan: I487317; Thailand: 125858;
communication system. Channel quality information may be Ukraine: 104235
estimated for a number of
downlink carriers. An uplink control channel may be configured
based on the number of
carriers and whether those carriers are configured with MIMO.
The feedback cycle for the
channel quality information may remain constant.
CN102792748 Flexible uplink control Systems, methods, devices, and computer program products are SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 9059819; China P.R.: CN102792748; Brazil: BR1120120200534; Canada: 2788218; European Patent
channel configuration described for Convention: EP2534910; Hong Kong: HK1178730; India: 6673/CHENP/2012; Indonesia: W-00201203677; Japan:
transmission of downlink channel quality information in a multi- 5563104; Malaysia: PI 2012003361; Philippines: WO2011100627; Republic of Korea: 10-1495637; Russian
carrier wireless Federation: 2516481; Singapore: 10201501040S; South Africa: 2012/06468; Taiwan: I487317; Thailand: 125858;
communication system. Channel quality information may be Ukraine: 104235
estimated for a number of
downlink carriers. An uplink control channel may be configured
based on the number of
carriers and whether those carriers are configured with MIMO.
The feedback cycle for the
channel quality information may remain constant.
8885536 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatuses are provided that facilitate establishing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8885536; China P.R.: CN102845025; European Patent Convention: EP2559199; India:
managing local internet packet data context for local internet protocol (IP) offload at a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401; 8216/CHENP/2012; Japan: 2013-527680; Republic of Korea: 10-1488149; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0077984;
protocol offload device. One or more indicators regarding local IP offload access or Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0077985; Taiwan: I508490; Taiwan: 201524154
support can be evaluated to determine whether to establish a
requested context for the device. Where the one or more
indicators allow, a packet data context for local IP offload traffic
can be established and associated with a radio bearer at an
access point allowing the device to communicate local IP offload
data over the radio bearer.

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CN102845025 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatuses are provided that facilitate establishing SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 8885536; China P.R.: CN102845025; European Patent Convention: EP2559199; India:
managing local internet packet data context for local internet protocol (IP) offload at a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 23.401; 8216/CHENP/2012; Japan: 2013-527680; Republic of Korea: 10-1488149; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0077984;
protocol offload device. One or more indicators regarding local IP offload access or Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0077985; Taiwan: I508490; Taiwan: 201524154
support can be evaluated to determine whether to establish a
requested context for the device. Where the one or more
indicators allow, a packet data context for local IP offload traffic
can be established and associated with a radio bearer at an
access point allowing the device to communicate local IP offload
data over the radio bearer.

9049497 Signaling random access This disclosure describes techniques relevant to HTTP streaming SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 9049497; China P.R.: CN103039087; European Patent Convention: EP2589221; India:
points for streaming video of media data. According to these techniques, a server device 10910/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5596228; Republic of Korea: 10-1549760
data may signal an open decoding refresh (ODR) random access point
(RAP) for a movie segmentation of a movie representation. At
least one frame of the media segmentation following the ODR
RAP frame in decoding order may not be correctly decoded, and
wherein each frame of the media segmentation following the
ODR RAP frame in display order can be correctly decoded without
relying on content of frames prior to the ODR RAP in display
order. According to the techniques of this disclosure, a client
device may communicate a request to a server device for the
streaming of media data based on signaling of the ODR RAP. Also
according to the techniques of this disclosure, a client device may
commence decoding and/or playback of the movie
representation based on signaling of the ODR RAP

CN103039087 Method and device for This disclosure describes techniques relevant to HTTP streaming SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 9049497; China P.R.: CN103039087; European Patent Convention: EP2589221; India:
transmitting encoded video of media data. According to these techniques, a server device 10910/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5596228; Republic of Korea: 10-1549760
data may signal an open decoding refresh (ODR) random access point
(RAP) for a movie segmentation of a movie representation. At
least one frame of the media segmentation following the ODR
RAP frame in decoding order may not be correctly decoded, and
wherein each frame of the media segmentation following the
ODR RAP frame in display order can be correctly decoded without
relying on content of frames prior to the ODR RAP in display
order. According to the techniques of this disclosure, a client
device may communicate a request to a server device for the
streaming of media data based on signaling of the ODR RAP. Also
according to the techniques of this disclosure, a client device may
commence decoding and/or playback of the movie
representation based on signaling of the ODR RAP

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20110317760 Signaling video samples for This disclosure describes techniques relevant to HTTP streaming SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110317760; United States: 20150358382; China P.R.: CN103081488; European Patent
trick mode video of media data. According to these techniques, a server device Convention: EP2589222; India: 52/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5628422; Republic of Korea: 10-1421390
representations may signal an open decoding refresh (ODR) random access point
(RAP) for a movie segmentation of a movie representation. At
least one frame of the media segmentation following the ODR
RAP frame in decoding order may not be correctly decoded, and
wherein each frame of the media segmentation following the
ODR RAP frame in display order can be correctly decoded without
relying on content of frames prior to the ODR RAP in display
order. According to the techniques of this disclosure, a client
device may communicate a request to a server device for the
streaming of media data based on signaling of the ODR RAP. Also
according to the techniques of this disclosure, a client device may
commence decoding and/or playback of the movie
representation based on signaling of the ODR RAP

20150358382 Signaling random access This disclosure describes techniques relevant to HTTP streaming SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110317760; United States: 20150358382; China P.R.: CN103081488; European Patent
points for streaming video of media data. According to these techniques, a server device Convention: EP2589222; India: 52/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5628422; Republic of Korea: 10-1421390
data may signal an open decoding refresh (ODR) random access point
(RAP) for a movie segmentation of a movie representation. At
least one frame of the media segmentation following the ODR
RAP frame in decoding order may not be correctly decoded, and
wherein each frame of the media segmentation following the
ODR RAP frame in display order can be correctly decoded without
relying on content of frames prior to the ODR RAP in display
order. According to the techniques of this disclosure, a client
device may communicate a request to a server device for the
streaming of media data based on signaling of the ODR RAP. Also
according to the techniques of this disclosure, a client device may
commence decoding and/or playback of the movie
representation based on signaling of the ODR RAP

CN103081488 Signaling video samples for This disclosure describes techniques relevant to HTTP streaming SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20110317760; United States: 20150358382; China P.R.: CN103081488; European Patent
trick mode video of media data. According to these techniques, a server device Convention: EP2589222; India: 52/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5628422; Republic of Korea: 10-1421390
representations may signal an open decoding refresh (ODR) random access point
(RAP) for a movie segmentation of a movie representation. At
least one frame of the media segmentation following the ODR
RAP frame in decoding order may not be correctly decoded, and
wherein each frame of the media segmentation following the
ODR RAP frame in display order can be correctly decoded without
relying on content of frames prior to the ODR RAP in display
order. According to the techniques of this disclosure, a client
device may communicate a request to a server device for the
streaming of media data based on signaling of the ODR RAP. Also
according to the techniques of this disclosure, a client device may
commence decoding and/or playback of the movie
representation based on signaling of the ODR RAP

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9237583 Resource availability for Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9237583; China P.R.: CN102907159; Germany: EP2567588; Great Britain: EP2567588; India:
PDSCH in relay backhaul indicating (e.g., by a donor base station) resources available for 9848/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5714698; Republic of Korea: 10-1515931
transmissions physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) transmissions from a
base station is provided. Certain aspects of the present disclosure
provide techniques for determining (e.g., by a relay node or UE)
resources available for physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH)
transmissions from a base station

CN102907159 Resource availability for Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 9237583; China P.R.: CN102907159; Germany: EP2567588; Great Britain: EP2567588; India:
physical downlink shared indicating (e.g., by a donor base station) resources available for 9848/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5714698; Republic of Korea: 10-1515931
channel (PDSCH) in relay physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) transmissions from a
backhaul transmissions base station is provided. Certain aspects of the present disclosure
provide techniques for determining (e.g., by a relay node or UE)
resources available for physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH)
transmissions from a base station

8891387 UE based conditional In a communication system, user equipment (UE) conditionally SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8891387; China P.R.: CN102870346; European Patent Convention: EP2567470; India:
enabling of ULTD performs uplink transmit diversity (ULTD) either by Switched 8516/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5788498; Japan: 2015-165684; Republic of Korea: 10-1517467
Antenna Transmit Diversity (SATD) or Beamforming Transmit
Diversity (BFTD) using a first antenna and a second antenna.
Either a serving node or the UE determines that uplink transmit
diversity is conditionally authorized. Either a serving node or the
UE measures a value. The UE transmits using ULTD in response to
determining that an enabling condition based on the value is
satisfied. The UE can also disable uplink transmit diversity in
response to determining that a disabling condition based on the
value is satisfied. The disabling condition comprises a disabling
threshold that equals the enabling condition comprising an
enabling threshold with a threshold adjustment for hysteresis

CN102870346 UE based conditional In a communication system, user equipment (UE) conditionally SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8891387; China P.R.: CN102870346; European Patent Convention: EP2567470; India:
enabling of ULTD performs uplink transmit diversity (ULTD) either by Switched 8516/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5788498; Japan: 2015-165684; Republic of Korea: 10-1517467
Antenna Transmit Diversity (SATD) or Beamforming Transmit
Diversity (BFTD) using a first antenna and a second antenna.
Either a serving node or the UE determines that uplink transmit
diversity is conditionally authorized. Either a serving node or the
UE measures a value. The UE transmits using ULTD in response to
determining that an enabling condition based on the value is
satisfied. The UE can also disable uplink transmit diversity in
response to determining that a disabling condition based on the
value is satisfied. The disabling condition comprises a disabling
threshold that equals the enabling condition comprising an
enabling threshold with a threshold adjustment for hysteresis

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20110280201 System, apparatus and In accordance with aspects of the disclosure, a method, SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20110280201; China P.R.: CN102939786; European Patent Convention: EP2569996; India:
method for control channel apparatus, and computer program product are provided for 10194/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5813754; Japan: 2015-015720; Republic of Korea: 10-1498011; Republic of Korea: 10-
configuration in wireless wireless communication. The method, apparatus, and computer 2015-0005681
communication systems program product, in an implementation, may be configured to
provide separate control channels for each of downlink grant
information and uplink grant information, encode the control
channels with an identifier known only to receiving nodes that are
configured to decode the control channels with the identifier, and
convey information to the receiving nodes that the identifier is
known to the receiving nodes. The method, apparatus, and
computer program product, in an implementation, may be
configured to determine an aggregation level of a common search
space related to common control resources, wherein the
aggregation level is less than four, and receive control data from
one or more candidates in the common search space that include
contiguous control channel elements according to the
aggregation level

CN102939786 System, apparatus and In accordance with aspects of the disclosure, a method, SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20110280201; China P.R.: CN102939786; European Patent Convention: EP2569996; India:
method for control channel apparatus, and computer program product are provided for 10194/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5813754; Japan: 2015-015720; Republic of Korea: 10-1498011; Republic of Korea: 10-
configuration in wireless wireless communication. The method, apparatus, and computer 2015-0005681
communication systems program product, in an implementation, may be configured to
provide separate control channels for each of downlink grant
information and uplink grant information, encode the control
channels with an identifier known only to receiving nodes that are
configured to decode the control channels with the identifier, and
convey information to the receiving nodes that the identifier is
known to the receiving nodes. The method, apparatus, and
computer program product, in an implementation, may be
configured to determine an aggregation level of a common search
space related to common control resources, wherein the
aggregation level is less than four, and receive control data from
one or more candidates in the common search space that include
contiguous control channel elements according to the
aggregation level

9210527 Method and apparatus for An apparatus and method for providing uniform addressing for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 23.682; United States: 9210527; China P.R.: CN102986257; European Patent Convention: EP2594093; India:
providing uniform machine- Machine-to-machine (M2M) services, including receiving by a first 10862/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5596229; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0038378; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0123960
to-machine addressing machine-to-machine (M2M) module a content from a first
machine-to-machine (M2M) device using a first format, wherein
the content is addressed for transmission to a second M2M
device; converting the received content to a second format for
transmission to a second M2M module, wherein the second M2M
module is operable to convert the received content back to the
first format for transmission to the second M2M device; and
transmitting the converted content to the second M2M device
through the second M2M module.

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CN102986257 Method and apparatus for An apparatus and method for providing uniform addressing for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 23.682; United States: 9210527; China P.R.: CN102986257; European Patent Convention: EP2594093; India:
providing uniform machine- Machine-to-machine (M2M) services, including receiving by a first 10862/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5596229; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0038378; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0123960
to-machine addressing machine-to-machine (M2M) module a content from a first
machine-to-machine (M2M) device using a first format, wherein
the content is addressed for transmission to a second M2M
device; converting the received content to a second format for
transmission to a second M2M module, wherein the second M2M
module is operable to convert the received content back to the
first format for transmission to the second M2M device; and
transmitting the converted content to the second M2M device
through the second M2M module.

For a machine to machine (M2M) provides a uniform addressing


device and method comprises the following steps: a machine
composed of a machine (M2M) to the machine from the first
machine (M2M) receives the first content, wherein the content is
addressed for transmission to the second M2M device, the
received content into a second format for transmission to the
second M2M module, wherein the second M2M module operable
to convert the received content back to the first format so as to
carry out transmission to the second M2M device, and passes
through the second M2M module to the second M2M device
sends the converted content.

9185439 Signaling data for A server may provide information describing characteristics of SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 9185439; China P.R.: CN103069799; Brazil: BR1120130008610; European Patent Convention:
multiplexing video audio and video components to a client, separately from encoded EP2594071; India: 197/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 2013-535886; Japan: 2015-097410; Republic of Korea: 10-1436267;
components samples of the audio and video components themselves. The Taiwan: I458340
client may use the information to select components, and then to
request the selected components, e.g., in accordance with a
streaming network protocol. In one example, an apparatus for
sending encapsulated video data includes a processor configured
to determine characteristics for components of a plurality of
representations of video content, wherein the characteristics
comprise at least one of a frame rate, a profile indicator, a level
indicator, and dependencies between the components, and one
or more interfaces configured to send the characteristics to a
client device, receive a request from the client device for at least
one of the components after sending the characteristics, and
send the requested components to the client device in response
to the request

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CN103069799 Signaling data for A server may provide information describing characteristics of SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 9185439; China P.R.: CN103069799; Brazil: BR1120130008610; European Patent Convention:
multiplexing video audio and video components to a client, separately from encoded EP2594071; India: 197/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 2013-535886; Japan: 2015-097410; Republic of Korea: 10-1436267;
components samples of the audio and video components themselves. The Taiwan: I458340
client may use the information to select components, and then to
request the selected components, e.g., in accordance with a
streaming network protocol. In one example, an apparatus for
sending encapsulated video data includes a processor configured
to determine characteristics for components of a plurality of
representations of video content, wherein the characteristics
comprise at least one of a frame rate, a profile indicator, a level
indicator, and dependencies between the components, and one
or more interfaces configured to send the characteristics to a
client device, receive a request from the client device for at least
one of the components after sending the characteristics, and
send the requested components to the client device in response
to the request

9078118 Wireless communication A wireless communication system is described in which a network SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 9078118; China P.R.: CN103069853; France: EP2609766; Germany: EP2609766; Great Britain:
systems & methods apparatus communicates with a mobile station in an interference EP2609766; India: 1458/CHENP/2013; Italy: EP2609766; Japan: 5823520; Netherlands: EP2609766; Republic of
environment. A transmitter transmits data indicating a set of Korea: 10-1577688; Spain: EP2609766; Taiwan: 201214983
modes of communication in which the mobile station is capable
of operating and for at least one mode of communication in the
set an indication of interference rejection capability. The
indicating data is received by a receiver. A resource allocator is
responsive to the received indicating data to allocate system
resources for use during a connection between the network
apparatus and the mobile station. The allocating of system
resources depends on the mode of communication of the
connection, the indication of interference rejection capability of
the mobile station for the mode of communication of the
connection, and the interference environment expected during
the connection.

CN103069853 Wireless communication A wireless communication system is described in which a network SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 9078118; China P.R.: CN103069853; France: EP2609766; Germany: EP2609766; Great Britain:
systems & methods apparatus communicates with a mobile station in an interference EP2609766; India: 1458/CHENP/2013; Italy: EP2609766; Japan: 5823520; Netherlands: EP2609766; Republic of
environment. A transmitter transmits data indicating a set of Korea: 10-1577688; Spain: EP2609766; Taiwan: 201214983
modes of communication in which the mobile station is capable
of operating and for at least one mode of communication in the
set an indication of interference rejection capability. The
indicating data is received by a receiver. A resource allocator is
responsive to the received indicating data to allocate system
resources for use during a connection between the network
apparatus and the mobile station. The allocating of system
resources depends on the mode of communication of the
connection, the indication of interference rejection capability of
the mobile station for the mode of communication of the
connection, and the interference environment expected during
the connection.

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20110312299 Methods and apparatuses Methods and apparatuses are provided for synchronizing security SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 20110312299; United States: 14/970,211; China P.R.: CN102948208; Argentina: AR082765;
facilitating synchronization parameters between access terminals and a wireless network. An Australia: 2011268157; Brazil: BR1120120322338; Canada: 2799467; France: EP2583497; Germany: EP2583497;
of security configurations access terminal and network entity can conduct a security mode Great Britain: EP2583497; Hong Kong: HK1180509; India: 2652/MUMNP/2012; Indonesia: 2013/04272; Israel:
procedure where the access terminal sends a security mode 223057; Israel: 226124; Italy: EP2583497; Japan: 5462411; Malaysia: PI 2012005019; Mexico: 313281; Netherlands:
complete message to the network entity. On receipt of the EP2583497; Philippines: WO2011160073; Republic of Korea: 10-1514579; Russian Federation: 2523695; Singapore:
security mode complete message, the network entity may update 185542; South Africa: 2013/00462; Spain: EP2583497; Taiwan: I463856; Thailand: 124498; Ukraine: 105438;
to new security parameters. The access terminal may initiate a Vietnam: 1-2013-00172
mobility procedure while the security mode procedure is ongoing
and may, as a result, abort the security mode procedure and
revert back to the old security parameters. The access terminal
can send a mobility update message to the network entity
including a dedicated status indicator adapted to inform the
network entity that the access terminal has reverted back to the
old security parameters. In response to the mobility update
message, the network entity may revert back to the old security
parameters

14/970,211 Methods and apparatuses Methods and apparatuses are provided for synchronizing security SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 20110312299; United States: 14/970,211; China P.R.: CN102948208; Argentina: AR082765;
facilitating synchronization parameters between access terminals and a wireless network. An Australia: 2011268157; Brazil: BR1120120322338; Canada: 2799467; France: EP2583497; Germany: EP2583497;
of security configurations access terminal and network entity can conduct a security mode Great Britain: EP2583497; Hong Kong: HK1180509; India: 2652/MUMNP/2012; Indonesia: 2013/04272; Israel:
procedure where the access terminal sends a security mode 223057; Israel: 226124; Italy: EP2583497; Japan: 5462411; Malaysia: PI 2012005019; Mexico: 313281; Netherlands:
complete message to the network entity. On receipt of the EP2583497; Philippines: WO2011160073; Republic of Korea: 10-1514579; Russian Federation: 2523695; Singapore:
security mode complete message, the network entity may update 185542; South Africa: 2013/00462; Spain: EP2583497; Taiwan: I463856; Thailand: 124498; Ukraine: 105438;
to new security parameters. The access terminal may initiate a Vietnam: 1-2013-00172
mobility procedure while the security mode procedure is ongoing
and may, as a result, abort the security mode procedure and
revert back to the old security parameters. The access terminal
can send a mobility update message to the network entity
including a dedicated status indicator adapted to inform the
network entity that the access terminal has reverted back to the
old security parameters. In response to the mobility update
message, the network entity may revert back to the old security
parameters

CN102948208 Methods and apparatuses Methods and apparatuses are provided for synchronizing security SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 20110312299; United States: 14/970,211; China P.R.: CN102948208; Argentina: AR082765;
facilitating synchronization parameters between access terminals and a wireless network. An Australia: 2011268157; Brazil: BR1120120322338; Canada: 2799467; France: EP2583497; Germany: EP2583497;
of security configurations access terminal and network entity can conduct a security mode Great Britain: EP2583497; Hong Kong: HK1180509; India: 2652/MUMNP/2012; Indonesia: 2013/04272; Israel:
procedure where the access terminal sends a security mode 223057; Israel: 226124; Italy: EP2583497; Japan: 5462411; Malaysia: PI 2012005019; Mexico: 313281; Netherlands:
complete message to the network entity. On receipt of the EP2583497; Philippines: WO2011160073; Republic of Korea: 10-1514579; Russian Federation: 2523695; Singapore:
security mode complete message, the network entity may update 185542; South Africa: 2013/00462; Spain: EP2583497; Taiwan: I463856; Thailand: 124498; Ukraine: 105438;
to new security parameters. The access terminal may initiate a Vietnam: 1-2013-00172
mobility procedure while the security mode procedure is ongoing
and may, as a result, abort the security mode procedure and
revert back to the old security parameters. The access terminal
can send a mobility update message to the network entity
including a dedicated status indicator adapted to inform the
network entity that the access terminal has reverted back to the
old security parameters. In response to the mobility update
message, the network entity may revert back to the old security
parameters

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8839373 Method and apparatus for An authentication method is provided between a device (e.g., a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 8839373; China P.R.: CN102893646; France: EP2583481; Germany: EP2583481; Great Britain:
relay node management and client device or access terminal) and a network entity. A EP2583481; India: 10516/CHENP/2012; Italy: EP2583481; Japan: 5674175; Netherlands: EP2583481; Republic of
authorization removable storage device may be coupled to the device and Korea: 10-1499367; Spain: EP2583481; Taiwan: I468032
stores a subscriber-specific key that may be used for subscriber
authentication. A secure storage device may be coupled to the
device and stores a device-specific key used for device
authentication. Subscriber authentication may be performed
between the device and a network entity. Device authentication
may also be performed of the device with the network entity. A
security key may then be generated that binds the subscriber
authentication and the device authentication. The security key
may be used to secure communications between the device and
a serving network

CN102893646 Method and apparatus for An authentication method is provided between a device (e.g., a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 33.401; United States: 8839373; China P.R.: CN102893646; France: EP2583481; Germany: EP2583481; Great Britain:
relay node management and client device or access terminal) and a network entity. A EP2583481; India: 10516/CHENP/2012; Italy: EP2583481; Japan: 5674175; Netherlands: EP2583481; Republic of
authorization removable storage device may be coupled to the device and Korea: 10-1499367; Spain: EP2583481; Taiwan: I468032
stores a subscriber-specific key that may be used for subscriber
authentication. A secure storage device may be coupled to the
device and stores a device-specific key used for device
authentication. Subscriber authentication may be performed
between the device and a network entity. Device authentication
may also be performed of the device with the network entity. A
security key may then be generated that binds the subscriber
authentication and the device authentication. The security key
may be used to secure communications between the device and
a serving network

20110312321 System, apparatus, and In accordance with aspects of the disclosure, a method, SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 20110312321; China P.R.: CN103081532; European Patent Convention: EP2586244; India:
method for improving circuit apparatus, and computer program product are provided for 229/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5654125; Republic of Korea: 10-1505036
switched fallback call setup wireless communication. The method, apparatus, and computer
delay in wireless program product may be configured to determine whether a
communication systems device is switching from a first radio access technology to a
second radio access technology to perform a circuit switched call
setup process and determine whether at least one of a circuit
switched domain registration procedure and a packet switched
domain registration procedure is to be performed on the second
radio access technology.

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CN103081532 System, apparatus, and In accordance with aspects of the disclosure, a method, SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 23.272; United States: 20110312321; China P.R.: CN103081532; European Patent Convention: EP2586244; India:
method for improving circuit apparatus, and computer program product are provided for 229/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5654125; Republic of Korea: 10-1505036
switched fallback call setup wireless communication. The method, apparatus, and computer
delay in wireless program product may be configured to determine whether a
communication systems device is switching from a first radio access technology to a
second radio access technology to perform a circuit switched call
setup process and determine whether at least one of a circuit
switched domain registration procedure and a packet switched
domain registration procedure is to be performed on the second
radio access technology.

In accordance with aspects of the disclosure, a method,


apparatus, and computer program product are provided for
wireless communication. The method, apparatus, and computer
program product may be configured to determine whether a
device is switching from a first radio access technology to a
second radio access technology to perform a circuit switched call
setup process and determine whether at least one of a circuit
switched domain registration procedure and a packet switched
domain registration procedure is to be performed on the second
radio access technology.

9215626 System, apparatus, and In accordance with aspects of the disclosure, a method, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 9215626; China P.R.: CN103069878; European Patent Convention: EP2586245; India:
method for utilizing network apparatus, and computer program product are provided for 10843/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5623636; Republic of Korea: 10-1516661
access parameters in wireless communication. The method, apparatus, and computer
wireless communication program product may be configured to provide a message from a
systems first network to a device, wherein the message comprises one or
more parameters for access to a second network, direct the
device to switch from the first network to the second network
based on the one or more parameters provided by the first
network, and direct the device to perform random access on the
second network based at least in part on the one or more
parameters provided by the first network. The one or more
parameters may comprise a priority parameter for performing
random access on the second network.

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CN103069878 System, apparatus, and In accordance with aspects of the disclosure, a method, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 9215626; China P.R.: CN103069878; European Patent Convention: EP2586245; India:
method for utilizing network apparatus, and computer program product are provided for 10843/CHENP/2012; Japan: 5623636; Republic of Korea: 10-1516661
access parameters in wireless communication. The method, apparatus, and computer
wireless communication program product may be configured to provide a message from a
systems first network to a device, wherein the message comprises one or
more parameters for access to a second network, direct the
device to switch from the first network to the second network
based on the one or more parameters provided by the first
network, and direct the device to perform random access on the
second network based at least in part on the one or more
parameters provided by the first network. The one or more
parameters may comprise a priority parameter for performing
random access on the second network.

In accordance with aspects of the disclosure, a method,


apparatus, and computer program product are provided for
wireless communication. The method, apparatus, and computer
program product may be configured to provide a message from a
first network to a device, wherein the message comprises one or
more parameters for access to a second network, direct the
device to switch from the first network to the second network
based on the one or more parameters provided by the first
network, and direct the device to perform random access on the
second network based at least in part on the one or more
parameters provided by the first network. The one or more
parameters may comprise a priority parameter for performing
random access on the second network.
8924222 Systems, methods, A harmonic model is applied for efficient transform-domain SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8924222; China P.R.: ZL201180037426.9; European Patent Convention: EP2599080; European
apparatus, and computer- coding of an audio Patent Convention: 15201425.4; India: 690/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5694531; Republic of Korea: 10-1445510
readable media for coding of signal (e.g., an LPC residual).
harmonic signals An MDCT encoder correlates perceptually important subbands of
the current
frame with perceptually important subbands of the previous
frame in a dynamic
subband selection scheme.
ZL201180037426.9 Systems, methods, A harmonic model is applied for efficient transform-domain SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8924222; China P.R.: ZL201180037426.9; European Patent Convention: EP2599080; European
apparatus, and computer- coding of an audio Patent Convention: 15201425.4; India: 690/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5694531; Republic of Korea: 10-1445510
readable media for coding of signal (e.g., an LPC residual).
harmonic signals An MDCT encoder correlates perceptually important subbands of
the current
frame with perceptually important subbands of the previous
frame in a dynamic
subband selection scheme.
8891356 System and method for multi- A method and apparatus for wireless communication may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8891356; China P.R.: ZL201180032402.4; European Patent Convention: EP2586150; India:
point HSDPA communication provide a multi-link RLC sublayer in an RNC capable of allocating 2754/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5674176; Japan: 5774162; Republic of Korea: 10-1511163
utilizing a multi-link RLC RLC PDUs among a plurality of MAC entities for use in a Multi-
sublayer Point HSDPA network. Some aspects of the disclosure address
issues relating to out-of-order delivery of the RLC PDUs to a UE,
such as unnecessary retransmissions. That is, the disclosed multi-
link RLC may be capable of distinguishing between sequence
number gaps that are caused by physical layer transmission
failures and those caused merely by skew.

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ZL201180032402.4 System and method for multi- A method and apparatus for wireless communication may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8891356; China P.R.: ZL201180032402.4; European Patent Convention: EP2586150; India:
point HSDPA communication provide a multi-link RLC sublayer in an RNC (802) capable of 2754/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5674176; Japan: 5774162; Republic of Korea: 10-1511163
utilizing a multi-link RLC allocating RLC PDUs among a plurality of MAC entities (804, 806)
sublayer for use in a Multi-Point HSDPA network. Some aspects of the
disclosure address issues relating to out-of-order delivery of the
RLC PDUs to a UE (808), such as unnecessary retransmissions.
That is, the disclosed multi-link RLC (802) may be capable of
distinguishing between sequence number gaps that are caused
by physical layer transmission failures and those caused merely
by skew.

For wireless communication and the method and device can


provide multiple RLC sub layer of link on RNC (802), the can on
the whole multi-MAC entity (804, 806) distributed RLC PDUS for
multiple point of HSDPA network. Some aspect the claims
content that have to resend the problem is delivered to the RLC
PDU of the UE (808), no such as is necessary. That is, the claims of
multi-root RLC (802) can distinguish between in the gap because
of carrying out physical layer transmission failure cause and is the
only cause of deflection and clearance.

8989140 System and method for A method and apparatus for wireless communication may SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8989140; China P.R.: CN102960022; European Patent Convention: EP2586246; India:
mobility in a multi-point provide for mobility in a Multi-Point HSDPA network capable of 2738/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5564616; Republic of Korea: 10-1486411
HSDPA communication downlink aggregation. Some aspects of the disclosure provide
network modified mobility events utilized for altering the Active Set for a
UE. Here, the addition of a cell to the Active Set can coincide with
making that cell a secondary serving cell. Further, the deletion of
a secondary serving cell from the Active Set can coincide with
switching off the Multi-Point HSDPA mode. Still further, a
modified mobility event for an HSDPA serving cell change can be
utilized to swap a primary serving cell and a secondary serving
cell.

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CN102960022 Mobility in a multi-point Provide for mobility in a Multi - Point HSDPA network capable of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8989140; China P.R.: CN102960022; European Patent Convention: EP2586246; India:
HSDPA communication downlink aggregation. Some aspects of the disclosure provide 2738/MUMNP/2012; Japan: 5564616; Republic of Korea: 10-1486411
network modified mobility events utilized for altering (adding/removing
secondary cells at/from) the Active Set for a UE (610). Here, the
addition of a cell to the Active Set can coincide with making that
cell a secondary serving cell (616) when an event 1A happens.
Further, the deletion of a secondary serving cell (616) from the
Active Set can coincide with switching off the Multi - Point HSDPA
mode when an event IB happens. Still further, a modified mobility
event for an HSDPA serving cell change can be utilized to swap a
primary serving cell (614) and a secondary serving cell (616).

Providing a support capable of downwards link aggregation of


multiple point-to-multipoint HSDPA network mobility. Only some
aspects of the present invention provide for the UE (active set
(610) of the secondary cell is added on the movable to/from an
active set removing secondary cell) as the modified mobility
event. Here, when the event 1A, adding cell with the cell to be
auxiliary service cell (616) connected with the same.
Furthermore, when the event 1B, deleting the auxiliary service
cell from the movable furniture part (616) can be connected with
the a plurality of the multipoint HSDPA mode are the same. In
addition, the HSDPA serving cell change of the mobility event is
modified can be used for exchange main service sub-cell (614)
and the auxiliary service cell (616).

8918533 Video switching for In one example, an apparatus includes a processor configured to SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 8918533; China P.R.: CN102986218; European Patent Convention: EP2594073; India:
streaming video data provide information to a client device for accessing data for a first 295/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5559430; Japan: 5770345
representation of a video sequence and a second representation
of the video sequence, and to provide information to the client
device indicating that the client device can, during transmission of
the data for the first representation, switch to the second
representation without experiencing a presentation gap when
displaying the video sequence and without simultaneously
executing more than one decoder to decode the data for the first
representation and the second representation during the switch,
in response to a first request from the client device to retrieve
data from the first representation. In this manner, the client
device may use the information to perform seamless switching
between the representations

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CN102986218 Video switching for In one example, an apparatus includes a processor configured to SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 8918533; China P.R.: CN102986218; European Patent Convention: EP2594073; India:
streaming video data provide information to a client device for accessing data for a first 295/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5559430; Japan: 5770345
representation of a video sequence and a second representation
of the video sequence, and to provide information to the client
device indicating that the client device can, during transmission of
the data for the first representation, switch to the second
representation without experiencing a presentation gap when
displaying the video sequence and without simultaneously
executing more than one decoder to decode the data for the first
representation and the second representation during the switch,
in response to a first request from the client device to retrieve
data from the first representation. In this manner, the client
device may use the information to perform seamless switching
between the representations

20120020413 Providing frame packing type This disclosure includes techniques for signaling characteristics of SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20120020413; United States: 20140009578
information for video coding a representation of multimedia content at a representation layer,
such as frame packing arrangement information for the
representation. In one example, an apparatus for receiving video
data includes a processing unit configured to receive information
indicative of whether a bitstream includes a packed frame of
video data, wherein the packed frame comprises two frames
corresponding to different views of a scene for three-dimensional
playback, and wherein the information is present in a
representation layer external to a codec layer of the bitstream,
automatically determine whether the apparatus is capable of
decoding and rendering the bitstream based on an analysis of the
received information and decoding and rendering capabilities of
the device, and retrieve the bitstream when the processing unit
determines that the device is capable of decoding and rendering
the bitstream.

20140009578 Providing frame packing type This disclosure includes techniques for signaling characteristics of SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20120020413; United States: 20140009578
information for video coding a representation of multimedia content at a representation layer,
such as frame packing arrangement information for the
representation. In one example, an apparatus for receiving video
data includes a processing unit configured to receive information
indicative of whether a bitstream includes a packed frame of
video data, wherein the packed frame comprises two frames
corresponding to different views of a scene for three-dimensional
playback, and wherein the information is present in a
representation layer external to a codec layer of the bitstream,
automatically determine whether the apparatus is capable of
decoding and rendering the bitstream based on an analysis of the
received information and decoding and rendering capabilities of
the device, and retrieve the bitstream when the processing unit
determines that the device is capable of decoding and rendering
the bitstream.

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9236063 Systems, methods, A harmonic model is applied for efficient transform-domain SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9236063; China P.R.: CN103052984; Brazil: BR1120130021667; European Patent Convention:
apparatus, and computer- coding of an audio EP2599081; India: 206/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5694532; Republic of Korea: 10-1445509
readable media for dynamic signal (e.g., an LPC residual).
bit allocation An MDCT encoder correlates perceptually important subbands of
the current
frame with perceptually important subbands of the previous
frame in a dynamic
subband selection scheme.
CN103052984 Systems, methods, A harmonic model is applied for efficient transform-domain SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9236063; China P.R.: CN103052984; Brazil: BR1120130021667; European Patent Convention:
apparatus, and computer- coding of an audio EP2599081; India: 206/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5694532; Republic of Korea: 10-1445509
readable media for dynamic signal (e.g., an LPC residual).
bit allocation An MDCT encoder correlates perceptually important subbands of
the current
frame with perceptually important subbands of the previous
frame in a dynamic
subband selection scheme.
8831933 Systems, methods, A harmonic model is applied for efficient transform-domain SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8831933; China P.R.: ZL201180037495.X; European Patent Convention: EP2599082; India:
apparatus, and computer- coding of an audio signal (e.g., an LPC residual). 739/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5587501; Republic of Korea: 10-1442997
readable media for multi- An MDCT encoder correlates perceptually important subbands of
stage shape vector the current frame with perceptually important subbands of the
quantization previous frame in a dynamic subband selection scheme.

ZL201180037495.X Systems, methods, A harmonic model is applied for efficient transform-domain SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8831933; China P.R.: ZL201180037495.X; European Patent Convention: EP2599082; India:
apparatus, and computer- coding of an audio signal (e.g., an LPC residual). 739/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5587501; Republic of Korea: 10-1442997
readable media for multi- An MDCT encoder correlates perceptually important subbands of
stage shape vector the current frame with perceptually important subbands of the
quantization previous frame in a dynamic subband selection scheme.

8908819 System and method for Processing the synchronization of an inband modem to detect SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8908819; China P.R.: ZL201180036827.2; European Patent Convention: EP2599255; India:
synchronization tracking in sample slip conditions is disclosed. Decision logic reliably detects SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.268; 372/CHENP/2013; Republic of Korea: 10-1388860
an in-band modem the sample slip condition while minimizing the number of false
alarms.
ZL201180036827.2 System and method for Processing the synchronization of an inband modem to detect SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8908819; China P.R.: ZL201180036827.2; European Patent Convention: EP2599255; India:
synchronization tracking in sample slip conditions is disclosed. The processing comprises SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.268; 372/CHENP/2013; Republic of Korea: 10-1388860
an in-band modem correlation of a pseudorandom sequence. Decision logic reliably
detects the sample slip condition while minimizing the number of
false alarms.

The invention claims process of modem in synchronization with


detection and sample slide condition. Said handle comprises the
relative pseudo-random sequence. Decision logic reliability of
detecting the sample slide condition, at the same time to
minimize false alarm and number.

8817934 System and method for Processing the synchronization of an inband modem to detect SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8817934; China P.R.: ZL201180036908.2; European Patent Convention: EP2599254; India:
synchronization tracking in sample slip conditions is disclosed. Decision logic reliably detects SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.268; 296/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5694529; Republic of Korea: 10-1388765
an in-band modem the sample slip condition while minimizing the number of false
alarms.
ZL201180036908.2 System and method for Processing the synchronization of an inband modem to detect SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.267; United States: 8817934; China P.R.: ZL201180036908.2; European Patent Convention: EP2599254; India:
synchronization tracking in sample slip conditions is disclosed. Correlations and decision logic SDO: ETSI Project: eCall Release 8 Spec: TS 26.268; 296/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5694529; Republic of Korea: 10-1388765
an in-band modem reliably detect the sample slip condition while minimizing the
number of false alarms.

The invention claims process of modem in synchronization with


detection and sample slide condition. And decision logic relative
reliability of detecting the sample slide condition, and at the same
time minimize the number of false alarm.

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9094423 Apparatus and methods for A method for identifying an incoming request for an inter user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.337; United States: 9094423; China P.R.: CN103069877; European Patent Convention: EP2604068; India:
inter-user equipment equipment (UE) transfer. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 24.337; 691/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5612212; Republic of Korea: 10-1513203
transfers The method may include, but is not limited to, any one or
combination of receiving an
indicator for an inter-UE transfer (IUT) request from a
subscription for which a first
media and a second media communication session between a
first UE and a second UE
has been established, the IUT request associated with a third UE
using at least one of
XML and a media feature tag within a portion of a message
request; and routing the
IUT request to a service centralization and continuity application
server
CN103069877 Apparatus and methods for A method for identifying an incoming request for an inter user SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 24.337; United States: 9094423; China P.R.: CN103069877; European Patent Convention: EP2604068; India:
inter-user equipment equipment (UE) transfer. SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 24.337; 691/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5612212; Republic of Korea: 10-1513203
transfers The method may include, but is not limited to, any one or
combination of receiving an
indicator for an inter-UE transfer (IUT) request from a
subscription for which a first
media and a second media communication session between a
first UE and a second UE
has been established, the IUT request associated with a third UE
using at least one of
XML and a media feature tag within a portion of a message
request; and routing the
IUT request to a service centralization and continuity application
server
20120042050 Representation groups for In one example, a device for receiving information for multimedia SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20120042050; China P.R.: CN103141069; Argentina: AR052701B1; European Patent Convention:
network streaming of coded data, the device comprising one or more processors configured to SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; EP2604014; India: 1341/CHENP/2013; Japan: 2015-111898; Republic of Korea: 10-1542310; Taiwan: I479882
multimedia data analyze at least a portion of a manifest file for multimedia SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234;
content, wherein the portion of the manifest file includes SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244;
information indicative of sets of representations of the
multimedia content and information indicative of common
characteristics for each of the sets of representations, select one
of the sets of representations based on the common
characteristics for the one of the sets of representations, select
one of the representations of the selected one of the sets of
representations based on one or more coding characteristics of
the one of the representations of the one of the sets, and
generate a request for data of the one of the representations
based on the selection.

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CN103141069 Media representation groups In one example, a device for receiving information for multimedia SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20120042050; China P.R.: CN103141069; Argentina: AR052701B1; European Patent Convention:
for network streaming of data, the device comprising one or more processors configured to SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; EP2604014; India: 1341/CHENP/2013; Japan: 2015-111898; Republic of Korea: 10-1542310; Taiwan: I479882
coded video data analyze at least a portion of a manifest file for multimedia SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234;
content, wherein the portion of the manifest file includes SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244;
information indicative of sets of representations of the
multimedia content and information indicative of common
characteristics for each of the sets of representations, select one
of the sets of representations based on the common
characteristics for the one of the sets of representations, select
one of the representations of the selected one of the sets of
representations based on one or more coding characteristics of
the one of the representations of the one of the sets, and
generate a request for data of the one of the representations
based on the selection.

In one example, a device for receiving information for multimedia


data, the device comprising one or more processors configured to
analyze at least a portion of a manifest file for multimedia
content, wherein the portion of the manifest file includes
information indicative of sets of representations of the
multimedia content and information indicative of common
characteristics for each of the sets of representations, select one
of the sets of representations based on the common
characteristics for the one of the sets of representations, select
one of the representations of the selected one of the sets of
representations based on one or more coding characteristics of
the one of the representations of the one of the sets, and
20120042089 Trick modes for network In one example, a device for retrieving multimedia data, the SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20120042089; China P.R.: ZL201180039093.3; Argentina: AR082614; Australia: 2011289511; Brazil:
streaming of coded device comprising one or more processors configured to analyze SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; BR1120130026863; Canada: 2807156; European Patent Convention: EP2604016; Hong Kong: HK1181577; India:
multimedia data information of a manifest file for multimedia content, wherein SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; 1387/CHENP/2013; Indonesia: Unknown; Israel: 224449; Japan: 5612211; Malaysia: PI2013000395; Philippines:
the information of the manifest file indicates that at least one SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; WO2012021540; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0042611; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0090279; Russian Federation:
representation of the multimedia content includes a temporal 2571375; Singapore: 10201505779Q; South Africa: 2013/01804; Taiwan: I501630; Thailand: 128228; Ukraine:
sub-sequence, determine one or more locations of data for the 107125; United Arab Emirates: 135/2013; Vietnam: 1-2013-00745
temporal sub-sequence, and submit one or more requests for the
data for the temporal sub-sequence.

ZL201180039093.3 Trick modes for network In one example, a device for retrieving multimedia data, the SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20120042089; China P.R.: ZL201180039093.3; Argentina: AR082614; Australia: 2011289511; Brazil:
streaming of coded video device comprising one or more processors configured to analyze SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; BR1120130026863; Canada: 2807156; European Patent Convention: EP2604016; Hong Kong: HK1181577; India:
data information of a manifest file for multimedia content, wherein SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; 1387/CHENP/2013; Indonesia: Unknown; Israel: 224449; Japan: 5612211; Malaysia: PI2013000395; Philippines:
the information of the manifest file indicates that at least one SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; WO2012021540; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0042611; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0090279; Russian Federation:
representation of the multimedia content includes a temporal 2571375; Singapore: 10201505779Q; South Africa: 2013/01804; Taiwan: I501630; Thailand: 128228; Ukraine:
sub-sequence, determine one or more locations of data for the 107125; United Arab Emirates: 135/2013; Vietnam: 1-2013-00745
temporal sub-sequence, and submit one or more requests for the
data for the temporal sub-sequence.

In one example of two, one for searching multimedia data of the


device, the device includes one of one or more than one
processor, one of the one or more than one processor by
configuration for the analysis for multimedia content and file
information list, wherein the list file and the information
indicating the multimedia content and at least one of expression
comprises timing sub sequence, used for determining data of the
sub sequence of one time of one or more than one location, and
submitted for aiming at the time sequence of the sub data is one
of one or more than one request.

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8806050 Manifest file updates for In one example, a device for retrieving multimedia data, the SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 8806050; China P.R.: CN103081433; Argentina: AR082616B1; Australia: 2011289514; Brazil:
network streaming of coded device comprising one or more processors configured to retrieve SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; BR1120130026928; Canada: 2807157; European Patent Convention: EP2604015; Hong Kong: HK1181576; India:
multimedia data data of a first segment of a representation of multimedia content SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; 1057/CHENP/2013; Indonesia: 2013/04107; Israel: 224476; Japan: 5559432; Malaysia: PI 2013000396; Philippines:
in accordance with data of a copy of a manifest file stored by the SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; WO2012021543; Republic of Korea: 10-1442999; Russian Federation: 2558615; Singapore: 187638; South Africa:
device, retrieve a portion of a second segment of the 2013/01805; Taiwan: I458313; Thailand: 128753; Ukraine: 107394; United Arab Emirates: 134/2013; Vietnam: 1-
representation in accordance with the manifest file, wherein the 2013-00746
second segment occurs after the first segment in the
representation, and wherein the portion of the second segment
indicates that the manifest file is to be updated, update the copy
of the manifest file stored by the device based on the indication
that the manifest file is to be updated, and retrieve media data of
the second segment in accordance with the updated manifest
file.

CN103081433 Manifest file updates for In one example, a device for retrieving multimedia data, the SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 10 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 8806050; China P.R.: CN103081433; Argentina: AR082616B1; Australia: 2011289514; Brazil:
network streaming of coded device comprising one or more processors configured to retrieve SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; BR1120130026928; Canada: 2807157; European Patent Convention: EP2604015; Hong Kong: HK1181576; India:
video data data of a first segment of a representation of multimedia content SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.234; 1057/CHENP/2013; Indonesia: 2013/04107; Israel: 224476; Japan: 5559432; Malaysia: PI 2013000396; Philippines:
in accordance with data of a copy of a manifest file stored by the SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 9 Spec: TS 26.244; WO2012021543; Republic of Korea: 10-1442999; Russian Federation: 2558615; Singapore: 187638; South Africa:
device, retrieve a portion of a second segment of the 2013/01805; Taiwan: I458313; Thailand: 128753; Ukraine: 107394; United Arab Emirates: 134/2013; Vietnam: 1-
representation in accordance with the manifest file, wherein the 2013-00746
second segment occurs after the first segment in the
representation, and wherein the portion of the second segment
indicates that the manifest file is to be updated, update the copy
of the manifest file stored by the device based on the indication
that the manifest fife is to be updated, and retrieve media data of
the second segment in accordance with the updated manifest
file.

In one example of two, one for searching multimedia data of the


device, the device includes one of one or more than one
processor, one of the one or more than one processor by
configuration and data of the first section: according to data and
copy the list file from the storage device and then searching
multimedia content and expression of, according to the list file
then the searching expression is the second section of one part,
wherein in the first section after appear and the expression in the
second section, and wherein the second section is the part
indicating the list file to be update, based on the list of file update
is indicated but the update of the device and save the list file of
the copy, and the data updating list file by searching the second
section but the media data.
8599763 Timing control in a multi- A method and apparatus of wireless communication includes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8599763; China P.R.: CN103069735; France: EP2606593; Germany: EP2606593; Great Britain:
point high speed downlink receiving a first downlink from a first cell and receiving a second SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2606593; India: 724/CHENP/2013; Italy: EP2606593; Japan: 5572762; Netherlands: EP2606593; Republic of
packet access network downlink from a second cell; determining a first sub-frame of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.308; Korea: 10-1582540; Spain: EP2606593
first downlink that has a first sub-frame boundary within a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331;
particular sub-frame of the second downlink; providing an uplink
message identifying the first sub-frame; receiving a message to
pair feedback for the first downlink and the second downlink in
accordance with the timing of the first sub-frame; and providing
feedback corresponding to the first downlink and the second
downlink in accordance with the message.

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CN103069735 Timing control in a multi- A method and apparatus of wireless communication includes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 8599763; China P.R.: CN103069735; France: EP2606593; Germany: EP2606593; Great Britain:
point high speed downlink receiving a first downlink from a first cell and receiving a second SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2606593; India: 724/CHENP/2013; Italy: EP2606593; Japan: 5572762; Netherlands: EP2606593; Republic of
packet access network downlink from a second cell; determining a first sub-frame of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.308; Korea: 10-1582540; Spain: EP2606593
first downlink that has a first sub-frame boundary within a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331;
particular sub-frame of the second downlink; providing an uplink
message identifying the first sub-frame; receiving a message to
pair feedback for the first downlink and the second downlink in
accordance with the timing of the first sub-frame; and providing
feedback corresponding to the first downlink and the second
downlink in accordance with the message.

8780766 Interleaving for relay Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8780766; China P.R.: ZL201180048204.7; European Patent Convention: EP2606600; India:
physical downlink control wireless 1284/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5620004; Republic of Korea: 10-1486334
channel (R-PDCCH) communications.

ZL201180048204.7 Interleaving for relay Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 8780766; China P.R.: ZL201180048204.7; European Patent Convention: EP2606600; India:
physical downlink control wireless 1284/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5620004; Republic of Korea: 10-1486334
channel (R-PDCCH) communications.

20120039283 Search space design for relay Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20120039283; China P.R.: CN103181112; European Patent Convention: EP2606601; India:
physical downlink control wireless communications. 1187/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5675985; Republic of Korea: 10-1518312
channel (R-PDCCH)

CN103181112 Search space design for relay Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20120039283; China P.R.: CN103181112; European Patent Convention: EP2606601; India:
physical downlink control wireless communications. 1187/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5675985; Republic of Korea: 10-1518312
channel (R-PDCCH)

9208792 Systems, methods, A noise injection operation is used as a back-end to a coding SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9208792; China P.R.: CN103069482; European Patent Convention: EP2606487; India:
apparatus, and computer- scheme (e.g., a pulse-coding scheme or a subband coding 795/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5680755; Republic of Korea: 10-1445512
readable media for noise scheme) to inject noise into regions of the input spectrum that
injection were set to zero.
CN103069482 Systems, methods, A noise injection operation is used as a back-end to a coding SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9208792; China P.R.: CN103069482; European Patent Convention: EP2606487; India:
apparatus, and computer- scheme (e.g., a pulse-coding scheme or a subband coding 795/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5680755; Republic of Korea: 10-1445512
readable media for noise scheme) to inject noise into regions of the input spectrum that
injection were set to zero.
9137713 Apparatus and methods of Methods and apparatuses are provided for causing active hand-in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.467; United States: 9137713; United States: 20150327210; China P.R.: CN103109563; European Patent Convention:
hand-in to a femto node of a device from a macrocell base station to a femto node, which EP2617233; India: 2207/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5599949; Japan: 2014-225924; Republic of Korea: 10-1486854;
can be an inter-frequency hand-in. The femto node can broadcast Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0127372
a beacon over an operating frequency of the macrocell base
station, and the macrocell base station, and/or one or more
network components, can identify the femto node based on one
or more parameters reported by the device from receiving the
beacon. The beacon can be transmitted at varying powers to
ensure active hand-in triggering, mitigate interference and/or can
be powered on and off for such purposes. In addition, a macrocell
base station can regulate compressed mode periods during which
a device can measure the femto node based on receiving
information regarding device proximity to the femto node, or a
device can generate proximity indication messages base on
measuring the beacon signals, etc.

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20150327210 Apparatus and methods of Methods and apparatuses are provided for causing active hand-in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.467; United States: 9137713; United States: 20150327210; China P.R.: CN103109563; European Patent Convention:
hand-in to a femto node of a device from a macrocell base station to a femto node, which EP2617233; India: 2207/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5599949; Japan: 2014-225924; Republic of Korea: 10-1486854;
can be an inter-frequency hand-in. The femto node can broadcast Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0127372
a beacon over an operating frequency of the macrocell base
station, and the macrocell base station, and/or one or more
network components, can identify the femto node based on one
or more parameters reported by the device from receiving the
beacon. The beacon can be transmitted at varying powers to
ensure active hand-in triggering, mitigate interference and/or can
be powered on and off for such purposes. In addition, a macrocell
base station can regulate compressed mode periods during which
a device can measure the femto node based on receiving
information regarding device proximity to the femto node, or a
device can generate proximity indication messages base on
measuring the beacon signals, etc.

CN103109563 Apparatus and methods of Methods and apparatuses are provided for causing active hand-in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.467; United States: 9137713; United States: 20150327210; China P.R.: CN103109563; European Patent Convention:
hand-in to a femto node of a device from a macrocell base station to a femto node, which EP2617233; India: 2207/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5599949; Japan: 2014-225924; Republic of Korea: 10-1486854;
can be an inter-frequency hand-in. The femto node can broadcast Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0127372
a beacon over an operating frequency of the macrocell base
station, and the macrocell base station, and/or one or more
network components, can identify the femto node based on one
or more parameters reported by the device from receiving the
beacon. The beacon can be transmitted at varying powers to
ensure active hand-in triggering, mitigate interference and/or can
be powered on and off for such purposes. In addition, a macrocell
base station can regulate compressed mode periods during which
a device can measure the femto node based on receiving
information regarding device proximity to the femto node, or a
device can generate proximity indication messages base on
measuring the beacon signals, etc.

The invention claims the device used for cutting method and
device for a femto node from the macrocell base station, in which
the cut can be cut-of frequency. The femto node can broadcast a
beacon at the operating frequency of the macro cell base station,
and macro-cell base station and/or one or more network
component may be based on a device according to the received
beacon report one or more parameters to identify a femto node.
The beacon can change according to the power so as to ensure
the movable cutting trigger, reduces interference and/or can be
open or close to the target. In addition, a macro base station can
measure compression mode period of the femto node based on

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9179303 Methods and apparatus for A network apparatus 400 of a wireless communication system SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 9179303; China P.R.: CN103222290; Brazil: BR1120130120584; European Patent Convention:
transmitting and receiving transmits ciphered and unciphered data for a wireless terminal. EP2622887; India: 3377/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5739006; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0089663; Taiwan: I469610
secure and non-secure data The network apparatus 400 transmits a first signal indicating a
cipher to be used and transmits a second signal indicating to the
wireless terminal that non-secure data is to be transmitted and
received unciphered. The network then ciphers secure data using
the cipher and transmits both the ciphered secure data and the
unciphered non-secure data. The wireless terminal receives the
first and second signals, the ciphered secure data and the
unciphered non-secure data. The wireless terminal deciphers the
received secure data and does not decipher the received non-
secure data. Increased security of transmitted secure data is
obtained whilst requiring less processing power in the wireless
terminal.

CN103222290 Methods and apparatus for A network apparatus 400 of a wireless communication system SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 10 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 9179303; China P.R.: CN103222290; Brazil: BR1120130120584; European Patent Convention:
transmitting and receiving transmits ciphered and unciphered data for a wireless terminal. EP2622887; India: 3377/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5739006; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0089663; Taiwan: I469610
secure and non-secure data The network apparatus 400 transmits a first signal indicating a
cipher to be used and transmits a second signal indicating to the
wireless terminal that non-secure data is to be transmitted and
received unciphered. The network then ciphers secure data using
the cipher and transmits both the ciphered secure data and the
unciphered non-secure data. The wireless terminal receives the
first and second signals, the ciphered secure data and the
unciphered non-secure data. The wireless terminal deciphers the
received secure data and does not decipher the received non-
secure data. Increased security of transmitted secure data is
obtained whilst requiring less processing power in the wireless
terminal.

20120087299 Reference signal Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20120087299; China P.R.: CN103370975; European Patent Convention: EP2625910; India:
configuration and relay apparatuses for wireless communications. The techniques 2718/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5657804; Republic of Korea: 10-1475360
downlink control channel generally include determining a configuration of REs of a
subframe available for data transmission by a donor base station
and decoding relay control information transmitted from a donor
base station in a data portion of the subframe using the available
REs

CN103370975 Reference signal Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques and SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 10 Spec: TS 36.216; United States: 20120087299; China P.R.: CN103370975; European Patent Convention: EP2625910; India:
configuration and relay apparatuses for wireless communications. The techniques 2718/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5657804; Republic of Korea: 10-1475360
downlink control channel generally include determining a configuration of REs of a
subframe available for data transmission by a donor base station
and decoding relay control information transmitted from a donor
base station in a data portion of the subframe using the available
REs

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20120127951 Method and apparatus for A method in which a network apparatus 210 transmits a single SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 11 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20120127951; China P.R.: CN103202078; European Patent Convention: EP2638759; India:
assigning wireless network assignment message comprising common assignment 2893/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5410645
packet resources to wireless information directed to plural wireless terminals. The single
terminals transmitted assignment message can be used to enable channel
assignment to be initiated for the plural wireless terminals, thus
making more efficient use of the assignment message. This may
be advantageous when a channel via which the assignment
message is transmitted has a lower communication capacity than
a channel via which the requests are received. In a GERAN
communications system (100, FIG. 1), the effective capacity of the
access grant channel can be doubled or tripled, acting to reduce
congestion. This increases the probability of a wireless terminal
receiving a response to a channel request which it sends. The
probability of a successful data transfer following a channel
request is thereby increased. Other aspects, embodiments, and
features are also claimed and described.

CN103202078 Method and apparatus for A method in which a network apparatus 210 transmits a single SDO: ETSI Project: GERAN Release 11 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 20120127951; China P.R.: CN103202078; European Patent Convention: EP2638759; India:
assigning wireless network assignment message comprising common assignment 2893/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5410645
packet resources to wireless information directed to plural wireless terminals. The single
terminals transmitted assignment message can be used to enable channel
assignment to be initiated for the plural wireless terminals, thus
making more efficient use of the assignment message. This may
be advantageous when a channel via which the assignment
message is transmitted has a lower communication capacity than
a channel via which the requests are received. In a GERAN
communications system (100, FIG. 1), the effective capacity of the
access grant channel can be doubled or tripled, acting to reduce
congestion. This increases the probability of a wireless terminal
receiving a response to a channel request which it sends. The
probability of a successful data transfer following a channel
request is thereby increased. Other aspects, embodiments, and
features are also claimed and described.

A method in which a network apparatus 210 transmits a single


assignment message comprising common assignment
information directed to plural wireless terminals. The single
transmitted assignment message can be used to enable channel
assignment to be initiated for the plural wireless terminals, thus
making more efficient use of the assignment message. This may
be advantageous when a channel via which the assignment
message is transmitted has a lower communication capacity than
a channel via which the requests are received. In a GERAN
communications system (100, FIG. 1), the effective capacity of the

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20120281642 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 20120281642; China P.R.: CN103339992; Brazil: BR1120130114169; Canada: 2815532; European
uplink multiple input transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Patent Convention: EP2638745; India: 792/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5624220; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0085436;
multiple output transmission scheduled uplink transmission power is allocated between a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302; Russian Federation: 2544000
primary stream including an E-DPDCH and a secondary stream SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
including an S-E-DPDCH. Specifically, a ratio between the power SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
of the E-DPDCH and a primary pilot channel DPCCH, as well as a
ratio between the power of the S-E-DPCCH and an unboosted
power of the S-DPCCH, each corresponds to a first traffic to pilot
power ratio. Further, the transport block size for a primary
transport block provided on the E-DPDCH is determined based on
the first traffic to pilot power ratio, while the transport block size
for a secondary transport block provided on the S-E-DPDCH is
determined based on a second traffic to pilot power ratio.

CN103339992 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 20120281642; China P.R.: CN103339992; Brazil: BR1120130114169; Canada: 2815532; European
traffic to pilot power transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Patent Convention: EP2638745; India: 792/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5624220; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0085436;
determination in uplink scheduled uplink transmission power is allocated between a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302; Russian Federation: 2544000
multiple input multiple primary stream (610) including an E-DPDCH (624) and a secondary SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
output transmission stream (612) including an S-E-DPDCH (620). Specifically, a ratio SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
between the power of the E-DPDCH (624) and a primary pilot
channel (622) DPCCH, as well as a ratio between the power of the
S-E-DPCCH (620) and an unboosted power (702) of the S-DPCCH
(618), each corresponds to a first traffic to pilot power ratio (704).
Further, the transport block size for a primary transport block
provided on the E-DPDCH (624) is determined based on the first
traffic to pilot power ratio, while the transport block size for a
secondary transport block provided on the S-E-DPDCH (620) is
determined based on a second traffic to pilot power ratio.

The invention claims a method and apparatus for uplink MIMO


transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular,
scheduled uplink transmission power is allocated between a
primary stream (610) including an E-DPDCH (624) and a secondary
stream (612) including an S-E-DPDCH (620). Specifically, a ratio
between the power of the E-DPDCH (624) and a primary pilot
channel (622) DPCCH, as well as a ratio between the power of the
S-E-DPCCH (620) and an unboosted power (702) of the S-DPCCH
(618), each corresponds to a first traffic to pilot power ratio (704).
Further, the transport block size for a primary transport block
provided on the E-DPDCH (624) is determined based on the first
traffic to pilot power ratio, while the transport block size for a
8953713 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 8953713; China P.R.: CN103262438; European Patent Convention: EP2638638; India:
uplink multiple input transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 791/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5629834; Republic of Korea: 10-1495650
multiple output transmission primary stream ( 610) may be utilized to carry a primary data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302;
channel E-DPDCH (624), and a secondary stream (612) may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
utilized to carry a secondary data channel S-E-DPDCH (620). SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
Further, the primary stream (610) may be precoded utilizing a
primary precoding vector, and the secondary stream (612) may
be precoded utilizing a secondary precoding vector, with
coefficients orthogonal to those of the primary precoding vector.
The primary stream may include an enhanced control channel E-
DPCCH (614) adapted to carry control information associated with
both the primary data channel E-DPDCH (624) and the secondary
data channel S-E-DPDCH (620).

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CN103262438 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 8953713; China P.R.: CN103262438; European Patent Convention: EP2638638; India:
transmitting control transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 791/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5629834; Republic of Korea: 10-1495650
information in an uplink primary stream (610) may be utilized to carry a primary data SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302;
multiple input multiple channel E-DPDCH (624), and a secondary stream (612) may be SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
output transmission utilized to carry a secondary data channel S-E-DPDCH (620). SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
Further, the primary stream (610) may be precoded utilizing a
primary precoding vector, and the secondary stream (612) may
be precoded utilizing a secondary precoding vector, with
coefficients orthogonal to those of the primary precoding vector.
The primary stream may include an enhanced control channel E-
DPCCH (614) adapted to carry control information associated with
both the primary data channel E-DPDCH (624) and the secondary
data channel S-E-DPDCH (620).

The invention claims a method and apparatus for uplink MIMO


transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular,
use can be main flow (610) for carry main data signal E-DPDCH
(624), and can use auxiliary flow (612) for carry auxiliary data
signal S-E-DPDCH (620). In addition, use is mainly pre-coding
vector to main flow (610) carrying out pre-coding and can use
auxiliary pre-coding vector to assist flow (612) carrying out pre-
coding coefficient and assistant main pre-coding vector is pre-
coding vector is orthogonal factor. Main flow may include
enhanced type control signal E-DPCCH (614), the enhancement
type control signal is suitable for carry and main data signal E-
DPDCH (624) and subsidiary data signal S-E-DPDCH (620) this
second phase and relevant control information.
9084207 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 9084207; China P.R.: CN103262624; European Patent Convention: EP2638748; India:
uplink multiple input transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 834/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5687352; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0112045
multiple output transmission an enhanced pilot reference may be provided for enabling SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302;
increased data rates on a secondary stream. Specifically, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
primary stream, provided on a primary virtual antenna, includes SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
an enhanced primary data channel E-DPDCH, a primary control
channel DPCCH, and an enhanced primary control channel E-
DPCCH. Further, a secondary stream, provided on a secondary
virtual antenna, includes an enhanced secondary data channel S-E
DPDCH and a secondary control channel S-DPCCH. Here, the
secondary control channel S-DPCCH may be transmitted at a
boosted power level relative to a determined reference power
level.

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CN103262624 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 9084207; China P.R.: CN103262624; European Patent Convention: EP2638748; India:
secondary control channel transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 834/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 5687352; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0112045
boosting during uplink an enhanced pilot reference may be provided for enabling SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302;
multiple input multiple increased data rates on a secondary stream. Specifically, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
output transmission primary stream, provided on a primary virtual antenna (610), SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
includes an enhanced primary data channel E-DPDCH (624), a
primary control channel DPCCH (622), and an enhanced primary
control channel E-DPCCH (614). Further, a secondary stream,
provided on a secondary virtual antenna (612), includes an
enhanced secondary data channel S-E-DPDCH (620) and a
secondary control channel S-DPCCH (618). Here, the secondary
control channel S-DPCCH (618) may be transmitted at a boosted
power level relative to a determined reference power level.

Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO


transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular,
an enhanced pilot reference may be provided for enabling
increased data rates on a secondary stream. Specifically, a
primary stream, provided on a primary virtual antenna (610),
includes an enhanced primary data channel E-DPDCH (624), a
primary control channel DPCCH (622), and an enhanced primary
control channel E-DPCCH (614). Further, a secondary stream,
provided on a secondary virtual antenna (612), includes an
enhanced secondary data channel S-E-DPDCH (620) and a
secondary control channel S-DPCCH (618). Here, the secondary
control channel S-DPCCH (618) may be transmitted at a boosted
power level relative to a determined reference power level.
20120287798 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 20120287798; China P.R.: CN103262623; European Patent Convention: EP2638746; India:
uplink multiple input transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 784/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 2013-537942; Republic of Korea: 10-1582519
multiple output transmission single inner loop power control may be utilized to control a power SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302;
of both a primary stream and a secondary stream, in a system SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
where the power of the secondary stream is linked to the power SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
of the primary stream. That is, a single transmit power control
command calculated according to the primary stream and directly
controlling the power of the primary stream can effectively
control the power of both uplink streams. Further, the disclosure
provides outer loop power control, where a signal-to-interference
ratio target used in the inner loop power control can be adjusted.
Here, the SIR target may be adjusted in accordance with at least
one of a block error rate performance or a HARQ failure
performance of one of the primary stream or the secondary
stream.

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CN103262623 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 20120287798; China P.R.: CN103262623; European Patent Convention: EP2638746; India:
outer and inner power transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular, a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 784/MUMNP/2013; Japan: 2013-537942; Republic of Korea: 10-1582519
control loop in uplink single inner loop power control may be utilized to control a power SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302;
multiple input multiple of both a primary stream (610) and a secondary stream (612), in a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
output transmission system where the power of the secondary stream (612) is linked SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
to the power of the primary stream (610). That is, a single
transmit power control command calculated according to the
primary stream (610) and directly controlling the power of the
primary stream (610) can effectively control the power of both
uplink streams. Further, the disclosure provides outer loop power
control, where a signal-to-interference ratio target used in the
inner loop power control can be adjusted. Here, the SIR target
may be adjusted in accordance with at least one of a block error
rate performance or a HARQ failure performance of one of the
primary stream (610) or the secondary stream (612).

Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO


transmissions in a wireless communication system. In particular, a
single inner loop power control may be utilized to control a power
of both a primary stream (610) and a secondary stream (612), in a
system where the power of the secondary stream (612) is linked
to the power of the primary stream (610). That is, a single
transmit power control command calculated according to the
primary stream (610) and directly controlling the power of the
primary stream (610) can effectively control the power of both
uplink streams. Further, the disclosure provides outer loop power
control, where a signal-to-interference ratio target used in the
9007888 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 9007888; China P.R.: CN103283285; Brazil: BR1120130114231; France: EP2638749; Germany:
uplink multiple input transmissions in a wireless communication system. In some SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2638749; Great Britain: EP2638749; India: 793/MUMNP/2013; Italy: EP2638749; Japan: 5678197; Netherlands:
multiple output transmission particular aspects, scheduling of the uplink MIMO transmissions SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302; EP2638749; Republic of Korea: 10-1519060; Spain: EP2638749
may make a determination between single stream, rank=1 SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
transmissions and dual stream, rank=2 transmissions based on SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
various factors. Further, when switching between single and dual
stream transmissions in the presence of HARQ retransmissions of
failed packets, the scheduling function may determine to transmit
the HARQ retransmissions on a single stream transmission or to
transmit the HARQ retransmissions on one stream while
transmitting new packets on the other stream.

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CN103283285 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213; United States: 9007888; China P.R.: CN103283285; Brazil: BR1120130114231; France: EP2638749; Germany:
uplink multiple input transmissions in a wireless communication system. In some SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; EP2638749; Great Britain: EP2638749; India: 793/MUMNP/2013; Italy: EP2638749; Japan: 5678197; Netherlands:
multiple output transmission particular aspects, scheduling of the uplink MIMO transmissions SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302; EP2638749; Republic of Korea: 10-1519060; Spain: EP2638749
may make a determination between single stream, rank=1 SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
transmissions and dual stream, rank=2 transmissions based on SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
various factors. Further, when switching between single and dual
stream transmissions in the presence of HARQ retransmissions of
failed packets, the scheduling function may determine to transmit
the HARQ retransmissions on a single stream transmission or to
transmit the HARQ retransmissions on one stream while
transmitting new packets on the other stream.

Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO


transmissions in a wireless communication system. In some
particular aspects, scheduling of the uplink MIMO transmissions
may make a determination between single stream, rank=1
transmissions and dual stream, rank=2 transmissions based on
various factors. Further, when switching between single and dual
stream transmissions in the presence of HARQ retransmissions of
failed packets, the scheduling function may determine to transmit
the HARQ retransmissions on a single stream transmission or to
transmit the HARQ retransmissions on one stream while
transmitting new packets on the other stream.

20120309394 Apparatus and methods for Methods and apparatuses are provided for causing active hand-in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.467; United States: 20120309394; China P.R.: CN103229553; European Patent Convention: EP2647242; India:
hand-in to a femto node of a device from a macrocell base station to a femto node, which 4060/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5770305; Japan: 2015-208034; Republic of Korea: 10-1555466; Republic of Korea: 10-
can be an inter-frequency hand-in. The femto node can broadcast 2015-7007491; Taiwan: I466558
a beacon, which can be received and reported by a device to a
source base station along with one or more parameters for
disambiguating a target femto node. The source base station can
communicate a handover message to the femto node or a related
femto gateway along with the one or more parameters. The
femto node or femto gateway can disambiguate the intended
target femto node based in part on the one or more parameters,
which can include applying one or more filters. Additionally, the
femto node can broadcast multiple beacons to assist in
disambiguation of the target femto node. Also, where complete
disambiguation is not possible, the femto gateway can prepare
multiple femto nodes for hand-in.

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CN103229553 Apparatus and methods for Methods and apparatuses are provided for causing active hand-in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.467; United States: 20120309394; China P.R.: CN103229553; European Patent Convention: EP2647242; India:
hand-in to a femto node of a device from a macrocell base station to a femto node, which 4060/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5770305; Japan: 2015-208034; Republic of Korea: 10-1555466; Republic of Korea: 10-
can be an inter-frequency hand-in. The femto node can broadcast 2015-7007491; Taiwan: I466558
a beacon, which can be received and reported by a device to a
source base station along with one or more parameters for
disambiguating a target femto node. The source base station can
communicate a handover message to the femto node or a related
femto gateway along with the one or more parameters. The
femto node or femto gateway can disambiguate the intended
target femto node based in part on the one or more parameters,
which can include applying one or more filters. Additionally, the
femto node can broadcast multiple beacons to assist in
disambiguation of the target femto node. Also, where complete
disambiguation is not possible, the femto gateway can prepare
multiple femto nodes for hand-in.

The invention claims a method for making a cutting method and


device for a femto node from the macrocell base station, in which
the cut can be cut-of frequency. A femto node capable of
broadcasting beacon, the beacon can be received by the device,
and can be a device for distinguishing target femtocell. one or
more parameters are reported to the source base station. The
source base station can switch information and one or more
parameters together to a femto node or related femto gateway.
A femto node or femto gateway can be based in part on one or
more parameters to distinguish expected to target a femto node
(this operation may include applying one or a plurality of the
9106294 Apparatus and method for An apparatus, method, and computer program product operable SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 9106294
uplink closed loop transmit to determine a phase of a beamforming weight vector utilizing a
diversity memory of a previously used phase for the beamforming weight
vector, capable of improving a channel estimate. A base station
transmits a beamforming weight vector to a user equipment
based on a determined channel estimate. The user equipment
selects between the received beamforming weight vector, or a
modified beamforming weight vector having its phase shifted by
360, in accordance with a suitable selection criteria. That is, the
selection is made such that a difference between the phase of the
selected beamforming vector and a phase of a prior beamforming
vector is within a predetermined range.

8942147 Closed loop transmit Apparatus and methods for communicating in a wireless network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8942147
diversity in continuous include receiving a weight vector in a slot for providing closed
packet connectivity loop transmit diversity to signals in a next slot, holding the weight
vector over a plurality of slots following a transmission burst, and
applying the weight vector to signals in at least one slot of a
subsequent transmission burst in discontinuous transmit.
Additional apparatus and methods for communicating in a
wireless network include determining a weight vector based on
signals received from a device to provide closed loop transmit
diversity feedback to the device, holding the weight vector over a
plurality of slots following receiving a transmission burst, and
applying the weight vector for signals received in at least one slot
of a subsequent transmission burst from the device.

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20120202493 Method and apparatus for A system and method of counting apparatuses receiving or SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 20120202493; China P.R.: CN103348749; China P.R.: 201511009146.3; European Patent
counting devices related to interested in one or Convention: EP2674001; India: 5059/CHENP/2013; Japan: 2014-510449; Japan: 2015-152233; Republic of Korea: 10-
broadcast data services more wireless multimedia services are disclosed. The systems and 2013-0135906; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0105487
methods reduce the
amount of overhead traffic in a wireless network and improve the
accuracy of the
counting results
CN103348749 Method and apparatus for A system and method of counting apparatuses receiving or SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 20120202493; China P.R.: CN103348749; China P.R.: 201511009146.3; European Patent
counting devices related to interested in one or Convention: EP2674001; India: 5059/CHENP/2013; Japan: 2014-510449; Japan: 2015-152233; Republic of Korea: 10-
broadcast data services more wireless multimedia services are disclosed. The systems and 2013-0135906; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0105487
methods reduce the
amount of overhead traffic in a wireless network and improve the
accuracy of the
counting results
201511009146.3 Method and apparatus for A system and method of counting apparatuses receiving or SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.246; United States: 20120202493; China P.R.: CN103348749; China P.R.: 201511009146.3; European Patent
counting devices related to interested in one or Convention: EP2674001; India: 5059/CHENP/2013; Japan: 2014-510449; Japan: 2015-152233; Republic of Korea: 10-
broadcast data services more wireless multimedia services are disclosed. The systems and 2013-0135906; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0105487
methods reduce the
amount of overhead traffic in a wireless network and improve the
accuracy of the
counting results
9173192 Target cell selection for Transfer of Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Services (MBMS) SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9173192; United States: 20160007321; United States: 20150373533; United States: 20150373638;
multimedia broadcast over a Single Frequency Network (MBSFN) service and idle mode China P.R.: CN103535093; Brazil: BR1120130238011; European Patent Convention: EP2687056; European Patent
multicast service continuity unicast service for a mobile entity from a source base station to a Convention: EP2819463; India: 1784/MUMNP/2013; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0137216; Republic of Korea: 10-
target base station may be managed by a base station or mobile 2015-7008836; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7008838; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7008840
entity of a cellular wireless communications system (WCS).
Operations related to the transfer may include obtaining an
MBMS status of the mobile entity, and/or obtaining MBMS
support information for the base station. A network entity may
facilitate MBMS discovery by a mobile entity, by transmitting a
data element to the mobile entity including service identifiers
mapped to corresponding cell identifiers to indicate respective
MBMS services to be broadcast in an WCS area on adjacent cells
identified by respective ones of the cell identifiers. The MBMS
services may be broadcast within the WCS area using the
adjacent cells previously indicated in the data element.

20160007321 Target cell selection for Transfer of Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Services (MBMS) SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9173192; United States: 20160007321; United States: 20150373533; United States: 20150373638;
multimedia broadcast over a Single Frequency Network (MBSFN) service and idle mode China P.R.: CN103535093; Brazil: BR1120130238011; European Patent Convention: EP2687056; European Patent
multicast service continuity unicast service for a mobile entity from a source base station to a Convention: EP2819463; India: 1784/MUMNP/2013; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0137216; Republic of Korea: 10-
target base station may be managed by a base station or mobile 2015-7008836; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7008838; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7008840
entity of a cellular wireless communications system (WCS).
Operations related to the transfer may include obtaining an
MBMS status of the mobile entity, and/or obtaining MBMS
support information for the base station. A network entity may
facilitate MBMS discovery by a mobile entity, by transmitting a
data element to the mobile entity including service identifiers
mapped to corresponding cell identifiers to indicate respective
MBMS services to be broadcast in an WCS area on adjacent cells
identified by respective ones of the cell identifiers. The MBMS
services may be broadcast within the WCS area using the
adjacent cells previously indicated in the data element.

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20150373533 Target cell selection for Transfer of Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Services (MBMS) SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9173192; United States: 20160007321; United States: 20150373533; United States: 20150373638;
multimedia broadcast over a Single Frequency Network (MBSFN) service and idle mode China P.R.: CN103535093; Brazil: BR1120130238011; European Patent Convention: EP2687056; European Patent
multicast service continuity unicast service for a mobile entity from a source base station to a Convention: EP2819463; India: 1784/MUMNP/2013; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0137216; Republic of Korea: 10-
target base station may be managed by a base station or mobile 2015-7008836; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7008838; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7008840
entity of a cellular wireless communications system (WCS).
Operations related to the transfer may include obtaining an
MBMS status of the mobile entity, and/or obtaining MBMS
support information for the base station. A network entity may
facilitate MBMS discovery by a mobile entity, by transmitting a
data element to the mobile entity including service identifiers
mapped to corresponding cell identifiers to indicate respective
MBMS services to be broadcast in an WCS area on adjacent cells
identified by respective ones of the cell identifiers. The MBMS
services may be broadcast within the WCS area using the
adjacent cells previously indicated in the data element.

20150373638 Target cell selection for Transfer of Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Services (MBMS) SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9173192; United States: 20160007321; United States: 20150373533; United States: 20150373638;
multimedia broadcast over a Single Frequency Network (MBSFN) service and idle mode China P.R.: CN103535093; Brazil: BR1120130238011; European Patent Convention: EP2687056; European Patent
multicast service continuity unicast service for a mobile entity from a source base station to a Convention: EP2819463; India: 1784/MUMNP/2013; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0137216; Republic of Korea: 10-
target base station may be managed by a base station or mobile 2015-7008836; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7008838; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7008840
entity of a cellular wireless communications system (WCS).
Operations related to the transfer may include obtaining an
MBMS status of the mobile entity, and/or obtaining MBMS
support information for the base station. A network entity may
facilitate MBMS discovery by a mobile entity, by transmitting a
data element to the mobile entity including service identifiers
mapped to corresponding cell identifiers to indicate respective
MBMS services to be broadcast in an WCS area on adjacent cells
identified by respective ones of the cell identifiers. The MBMS
services may be broadcast within the WCS area using the
adjacent cells previously indicated in the data element.

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CN103535093 Target cell selection for Transfer of Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Services (MBMS) SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9173192; United States: 20160007321; United States: 20150373533; United States: 20150373638;
multimedia broadcast over a Single Frequency Network (MBSFN) service and idle mode China P.R.: CN103535093; Brazil: BR1120130238011; European Patent Convention: EP2687056; European Patent
multicast service continuity unicast service for a mobile entity from a source base station to a Convention: EP2819463; India: 1784/MUMNP/2013; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0137216; Republic of Korea: 10-
target base station may be managed by a base station or mobile 2015-7008836; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7008838; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7008840
entity of a cellular wireless communications system (WCS).
Operations related to the transfer may include obtaining an
MBMS status of the mobile entity, and/or obtaining MBMS
support information for the base station. A network entity may
facilitate MBMS discovery by a mobile entity, by transmitting a
data element to the mobile entity including service identifiers
mapped to corresponding cell identifiers to indicate respective
MBMS services to be broadcast in an WCS area on adjacent cells
identified by respective ones of the cell identifiers. The MBMS
services may be broadcast within the WCS area using the
adjacent cells previously indicated in the data element.

Transfer of Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Services (MBMS)


over a Single Frequency Network (MBSFN) service and idle mode
unicast service for a mobile entity from a source base station to a
target base station may be managed by a base station or mobile
entity of a cellular wireless communications system (WCS).
Operations related to the transfer may include obtaining an
MBMS status of the mobile entity, and/or obtaining MBMS
support information for the base station. A network entity may
facilitate MBMS discovery by a mobile entity, by transmitting a
data element to the mobile entity including service identifiers
mapped to corresponding cell identifiers to indicate respective
8965426 Method and apparatus for Wireless user equipment (UE) operating in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8965426; China P.R.: CN103444239; European Patent Convention: EP2676494; India:
intercell uplink interference communication system may operate in a state, for example, the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; 6197/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5718486; Republic of Korea: 10-1518351
control CELL_FACH state in UMTS, that does not allow for soft handoff
from one cell to another. This inability to engage in soft handover
may lead to intercell interference at a non-serving cell when the
UE transmits on its uplink in close proximity to the non-serving
cell. Therefore, provided in the present disclosure is method of
wireless communication, which includes receiving a neighbor cell
identification set indicating one or more neighbor cells, receiving
a relative grant channel resource index corresponding to a
relative grant channel shared by at least one of the one or more
neighbor cells, detecting intercell interference associated with a
user equipment (UE) in the one or more neighbor cells, and
transmitting a non-serving relative grant message to the UE on
the relative grant channel.

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CN103444239 Method and apparatus for Wireless user equipment (UE) operating in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8965426; China P.R.: CN103444239; European Patent Convention: EP2676494; India:
intercell uplink interference communication system may operate in a state, for example, the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; 6197/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5718486; Republic of Korea: 10-1518351
control CELL_FACH state in UMTS, that does not allow for soft handoff
from one cell to another. This inability to engage in soft handover
may lead to intercell interference at a non-serving cell when the
UE transmits on its uplink in close proximity to the non-serving
cell. Therefore, provided in the present disclosure is method of
wireless communication, which includes receiving a neighbor cell
identification set indicating one or more neighbor cells, receiving
a relative grant channel resource index corresponding to a
relative grant channel shared by at least one of the one or more
neighbor cells, detecting intercell interference associated with a
user equipment (UE) in the one or more neighbor cells, and
transmitting a non-serving relative grant message to the UE on
the relative grant channel.

The operation in the wireless communication system wireless


user equipment (UE) is not allowed from one cell soft handoff to
another cell (e.g., in UMTS CELL-FACH state) operation. When the
UE in the next uplink time's upper taking non-serving cell, this can
not be in soft handoff's condition caused by the inter-cell
interference in the non-serving cell. Therefore, the invention
claims one's wireless communication method, wherein the
method comprises the following steps: receiving neighbour cell
mark set's indication of one or more neighbour cell, receiving the
said one or one's at least one neighbour cell of the plurality of
neighbour cells shared's relative grant corresponding to the
20120250644 System and method for A random access procedure for UEs in Cell_FACH or another SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 20120250644; China P.R.: CN103548406; Brazil: BR1120130257288; European Patent Convention:
supporting concurrent suitable non-DCH state, which enables concurrent deployment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; EP2695463; India: 7576/CHENP/2013; Japan: 2014-512764; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0139360
deployment of multiple 2 ms and 10 ms TTIs for uplink transmissions on the E-DCH. In
transmission time intervals some examples, the procedure may further enable utilization of a
for uplink transmissions by Rel-99 PRACH transmission by UEs in the Cell_FACH or other
user equipment in a non- suitable non-DCH state.
dedicated channel state

CN103548406 System and method for A random access procedure for UEs in Cell_FACH or another SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 20120250644; China P.R.: CN103548406; Brazil: BR1120130257288; European Patent Convention:
supporting concurrent suitable non-DCH state, which enables concurrent deployment of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; EP2695463; India: 7576/CHENP/2013; Japan: 2014-512764; Republic of Korea: 10-2013-0139360
deployment of multiple 2ms and 10ms TTIs for uplink transmissions on the E-DCH. In
transmission time intervals some examples, the procedure may further enable utilization of a
for uplink transmissions by Rel-99 PRACH transmission by UEs in the Cell_FACH or other
user equipment in a non- suitable non-DCH state.
dedicated channel state
A random access procedure for UEs in Cell_FACH or another
suitable non-DCH state, which enables concurrent deployment of
2 ms and 10 ms TTIs for uplink transmissions on the E-DCH. In
some examples, the procedure may further enable utilization of a
Rel-99 PRACH transmission by UEs in the Cell_FACH or other
suitable non-DCH state .

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8990074 Noise-robust speech coding A method of speech classification is disclosed. Classification SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8990074; China P.R.: CN103548081; Brazil: BR1120130301171; Canada: 2835960; European Patent
mode classification parameters are Convention: EP2715723; India: 9173/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5813864; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0021680; Russian
input to a speech classifier from external components. Internal Federation: RU2013157194; Taiwan: 101112862
classification parameters
are generated in the speech classifier from at least one of the
input parameters. A
Normalized Auto-correlation Coefficient Function threshold is set.
A parameter
analyzer is selected according to a signal environment. A speech
mode classification is
determined based on a noise estimate of input speech
CN103548081 Noise-robust speech coding A method of speech classification is disclosed. Classification SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 8990074; China P.R.: CN103548081; Brazil: BR1120130301171; Canada: 2835960; European Patent
mode classification parameters are Convention: EP2715723; India: 9173/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5813864; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0021680; Russian
input to a speech classifier from external components. Internal Federation: RU2013157194; Taiwan: 101112862
classification parameters
are generated in the speech classifier from at least one of the
input parameters. A
Normalized Auto-correlation Coefficient Function threshold is set.
A parameter
analyzer is selected according to a signal environment. A speech
mode classification is
determined based on a noise estimate of input speech
20120303745 Application transport level A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20120303745; China P.R.: CN103563408; European Patent Convention: EP2716080; India:
location filtering of internet wireless communication are provided. The apparatus receives a 8834/CHENP/2013; Japan: 2014-515586; Japan: 2015-164320; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0012161
protocol multicast content plurality of data sets in a first FLUTE session. Each data set of the
delivery data sets includes an identifier and a target area associated with
a broadcast. The apparatus receives a broadcast and an identifier
associated with the broadcast in a second FLUTE session. The
apparatus determines the target area associated with the
received broadcast based on the identifier received with the
received broadcast. The apparatus determines whether to keep
the received broadcast based on whether a criterion associated
with the target area is satisfied.

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CN103563408 Application transport level A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20120303745; China P.R.: CN103563408; European Patent Convention: EP2716080; India:
location filtering of internet wireless communication are provided. The apparatus receives a 8834/CHENP/2013; Japan: 2014-515586; Japan: 2015-164320; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0012161
protocol multicast content plurality of data sets in a first FLUTE session. Each data set of the
delivery data sets includes an identifier and a target area associated with
a broadcast. The apparatus receives a broadcast and an identifier
associated with the broadcast in a second FLUTE session. The
apparatus determines the target area associated with the
received broadcast based on the identifier received with the
received broadcast. The apparatus determines whether to keep
the received broadcast based on whether a criterion associated
with the target area is satisfied.

A method, a device, and a computer program product for wireless


communication are provided. The apparatus receives a plurality
of data sets in a first FLUTE session. Each data set of the data sets
includes an identifier and a target area associated with a
broadcast. The apparatus receives a broadcast and an identifier
associated with the broadcast in a second FLUTE session. The
apparatus determines the target area associated with the
received broadcast based on the identifier received with the
received broadcast. The apparatus determines whether to keep
the received broadcast based on whether a criterion associated
with the target area is satisfied.

20120314648 Methods and apparatuses In aspects of the present disclosure, a user equipment receives SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 20120314648; China P.R.: CN103621002; Brazil: BR1120130308176; Canada: 2838245; European
for user equipment-based inter-NodeB multi-point transmissions, and a multipoint Patent Convention: EP2719112; India: 9130/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5820063; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0020352;
enhancements of radio link aggregation component detects a gap in the sequence numbers, Russian Federation: RU2013158878A
control for multi-point delays transmitting a not acknowledged signal (NAK) by starting a
wireless transmission NAK delay timer, and transmits, by a transceiver, NAK for the gap
in sequence numbers in response to the NAK delay timer expiring
and detecting that the gap has not been filled during the
delaying. If the Medium Access Control (MAC) entity as the
respective NodeB identifies itself to the Radio Link Control (RLC),
out-of-order delivery (skew) can eventually be distinguished from
genuine data loss before the NAK delay timer expires based upon
tracking the highest sequence numbers received. Adaptive NAK
delay timer can be performed by monitoring skew duration.

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CN103621002 Methods and apparatuses In aspects of the present disclosure, a user equipment receives SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 20120314648; China P.R.: CN103621002; Brazil: BR1120130308176; Canada: 2838245; European
for user equipment-based inter-NodeB multi-point transmissions, and a multipoint Patent Convention: EP2719112; India: 9130/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5820063; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0020352;
enhancements of radio link aggregation component detects a gap in the sequence numbers, Russian Federation: RU2013158878A
control for multi-point delays transmitting a not acknowledged signal (NAK) by starting a
wireless transmission NAK delay timer, and transmits, by a transceiver, NAK for the gap
in sequence numbers in response to the NAK delay timer expiring
and detecting that the gap has not been filled during the
delaying. If the Medium Access Control (MAC) entity as the
respective NodeB identifies itself to the Radio Link Control (RLC),
out-of-order delivery (skew) can eventually be distinguished from
genuine data loss before the NAK delay timer expires based upon
tracking the highest sequence numbers received. Adaptive NAK
delay timer can be performed by monitoring skew duration.

In aspects of the present disclosure, a user equipment receives


inter-NodeB multi-point transmissions, and a multipoint
aggregation component detects a gap in the sequence numbers,
delays transmitting a not acknowledged signal (NAK) by starting a
NAK delay timer, and transmits, by a transceiver, NAK for the gap
in sequence numbers in response to the NAK delay timer expiring
and detecting that the gap has not been filled during the
delaying. If the Medium Access Control (MAC) entity as the
respective NodeB identifies itself to the Radio Link Control (RLC),
out-of-order delivery (skew) can eventually be distinguished from
genuine data loss before the NAK delay timer expires based upon
tracking the highest sequence numbers received. Adaptive NAK
delay timer can be performed by monitoring skew duration.
20130028118 Managing handoff triggering A wireless communication network may provide services, e.g., SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20130028118; China P.R.: CN103797873; Brazil: BR1120140016216; Canada: 2842689; European
between unicast and multimedia services, in unicast and broadcast modes, and the Patent Convention: EP2737763; India: 390/CHENP/2014; Japan: 5819527; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0041896;
multicast services mode of providing a service may depend on a level of demand. In Russian Federation: RU2014106857
response to changing demand for a service the network may
determine that service should transition from one mode to the
other, and the network, may signal such a transition to one or
more terminals subscribing to the service.

CN103797873 Managing handoff triggering A wireless communication network may provide services, e.g., SDO: ETSI Project: eMBMS Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20130028118; China P.R.: CN103797873; Brazil: BR1120140016216; Canada: 2842689; European
between unicast and multimedia services, in unicast and broadcast modes, and the Patent Convention: EP2737763; India: 390/CHENP/2014; Japan: 5819527; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0041896;
multicast services mode of providing a service may depend on a level of demand. In Russian Federation: RU2014106857
response to changing demand for a service the network may
determine that service should transition from one mode to the
other, and the network, may signal such a transition to one or
more terminals subscribing to the service.

Wireless communication network can provide service lower


unicast and broadcast mode (such as multimedia service), and
mode provide service of can depending on the requirement. Can
be a response aiming at the service of the request and a service
should change from one a module convert the other to a module,
and the network can convert this to a form of subscription to the
service of a one or a multi-terminal.

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20120329462 Apparatus and methods for User Equipments (UEs) can be adapted to enter into a lower RRC SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.133; United States: 20120329462; China P.R.: CN103621150; Brazil: BR1120130324546; Canada: 2839143; European
facilitating cell reselection state from a higher RRC state, and search for one or more layers Patent Convention: EP2724567; India: 10122/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5770934; Republic of Korea: 10-1565297;
for higher priority layers of higher priority within a predetermined period of time upon Russian Federation: RU2014101622
entering into the lower RRC state. According to at least one
aspect, this search for one or more layers of higher priority may
be performed irrespective of RF quality of a current serving cell.
According to at least another aspect, this search for one or more
layers of higher priority may be conducted within the
predetermined period of time if a wait period has elapsed since
the UE camped on the current serving cell. If the wait period has
not elapsed since camping on the current serving cell, the search
for one or more layers of higher priority may be performed within
the predetermined period of time following a duration of the wait
period.

CN103621150 Apparatus and methods for User Equipments (UEs) can be adapted to enter into a lower RRC SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 10 Spec: TS 25.133; United States: 20120329462; China P.R.: CN103621150; Brazil: BR1120130324546; Canada: 2839143; European
facilitating cell reselection state from a higher RRC state, and search for one or more layers Patent Convention: EP2724567; India: 10122/CHENP/2013; Japan: 5770934; Republic of Korea: 10-1565297;
for higher priority layers of higher priority within a predetermined period of time upon Russian Federation: RU2014101622
entering into the lower RRC state. According to at least one
aspect, this search for one or more layers of higher priority may
be performed irrespective of RF quality of a current serving cell.
According to at least another aspect, this search for one or more
layers of higher priority may be conducted within the
predetermined period of time if a wait period has elapsed since
the UE camped on the current serving cell. If the wait period has
not elapsed since camping on the current serving cell, the search
for one or more layers of higher priority may be performed within
the predetermined period of time following a duration of the wait
period.

User equipment (UE), which can be adapted to THE RRC status


from higher to lower entering into RRC status, and searches one
or multi of higher priority level layer entering into the lower RRC
status to the preset period of time. According to one aspect, at
least one of the search of multi-or higher priority level layer can
be RF regardless of current service honeycomb cell mass to
execute. According to at least on the other hand, if THE UE self-
standing for the current service cell upper honeycomb has
elapsed since the one waiting time, the process for the searching
of one or multi of higher priority level layer in the preset period of
time. If the self-standing in the current service cell upper
honeycomb has not elapsed since the waiting time, it can execute
20130036234 Method and apparatus for A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20130036234; China P.R.: CN104040945; Brazil: BR1120140023816; Canada: 2843592; European
transport of dynamic wireless communication are provided. The apparatus establishes Patent Convention: EP2740238; India: 137/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 5774785; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0051387;
adaptive streaming over a file delivery session with a server in a broadcast network for Russian Federation: RU2014107894
HTTP (DASH) initialization system information. The apparatus also receives a plurality of
segment description metadata fragments in the file delivery session. The plurality of
fragments as user service metadata fragments including at least one initialization segment
description fragments description fragment, wherein the at least one initialization
segment description fragment is associated with at least one
media segment transmitted in another file delivery session.

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CN104040945 Method and apparatus for A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20130036234; China P.R.: CN104040945; Brazil: BR1120140023816; Canada: 2843592; European
transport of dynamic wireless communication are provided. The apparatus establishes Patent Convention: EP2740238; India: 137/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 5774785; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0051387;
adaptive streaming over a file delivery session (910) with a server in a broadcast network Russian Federation: RU2014107894
HTTP (DASH) initialization for system information. The apparatus also receives a plurality of
segment description metadata fragments (912a-912d, 914a-914d) in the file delivery
fragments as user service session. The plurality of metadata fragments including at least
description fragments one initialization segment description fragment (912d, 914d),
wherein the at least one initialization segment description
fragment is associated with at least one media segment (942a-
942g, 962a-962g) transmitted in another file delivery session
(940, 960).

The invention provides a method, device and computer program


product used for the wireless communication. The device aiming
at a message, establishing a transmission and a server in a
broadcast network (910). In addition, the device further receiving
a multi-data fragment in the file transfer in a (912a-912d, 914a-
914d). The multi metadata fragment comprise at least one initial
section a description fragment (912d, 914d), wherein the at least
one initial section a description fragment and in the other a
document transmission conversation (940, 960) in at least one of
a media section (942a-942g, 962a-962g).

8761068 Supporting DL triggered HS- Apparatus and methods are described for initiating an operating a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8761068; China P.R.: ZL201280039899.7; Brazil: BR1120140035121; Canada: 2844496; European
DPCCH in a cell in CELL_FACH high speed uplink channel. A user equipment may receive an SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Patent Convention: EP2745603; India: 126/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 5619329; Republic of Korea: 10-1451333;
order from a Node B triggering a feedback response. The user SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; Russian Federation: 2544758
equipment may perform a physical random access channel
(PRACH) procedure in response to receiving the order, and may
also initiate a collision resolution procedure The user equipment
may transmit a current channel quality indicator (CQI) of the user
equipment on a high speed dedicated physical control channel
(HS-DPCCH) prior to achieving collision resolution.

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ZL201280039899.7 Supporting downlink, DL, Initiating and operating a high speed dedicated physical control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8761068; China P.R.: ZL201280039899.7; Brazil: BR1120140035121; Canada: 2844496; European
triggered CQI feedback on channel, HS-DPCCH, to report a current channel quality indicator, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; Patent Convention: EP2745603; India: 126/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 5619329; Republic of Korea: 10-1451333;
the HS-DPCCH channel in a CQI. A user equipment, UE, may receive a high speed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; Russian Federation: 2544758
cell in cell_fach state sharedcontrol channel, HS-SCCH, order from a Node B triggering a
feedback response (i.e. a feedback regarding CQI and/or
ACK/NACK on the HS-DPCCH channel). The UE may perform a
physical random access channel (PRACH) procedure in response
to receiving the order, and may also initiate a collision resolution
procedure. The user equipment may transmit a current channel
quality indicator (CQI) of the user equipment on a high speed
dedicated physical control channel (HS-DPCCH) prior (before,
beforehand) to achieving collision resolution (i.e. a result from the
collision resolution procedure).

Initiate and operate a high speed dedicated physical control


channel HS-DPCCH to report the present channel quality indicator
CQI. User device UE can from B node receiving high speed share
control channel (HS-SCCH) order, the HS-SCCH order trigger
feedback response (i.e., HS-DPCCH signal up to CQI and/or
feedback of ACK/NACK). The UE can response to receive the order
for carrying out physical random access channel (PRACH)
protocol, and also can initiate conflict resolution. The user device
that can achieve on (that is, conflict resolution result from the
procedure) (in advance) the user device and sending the present
signal quality indicator on at high speed dedicated physical
control channel (HS-DPCCH) (CQI).

8867502 Method and apparatus for Apparatus and methods are described herein for applying SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8867502; China P.R.: CN103748800; European Patent Convention: EP2745425; India:
application of precoder precoding information updates at a user equipment (UE). The UE 88/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2014-525203; Republic of Korea: 10-1541091
information at the UE in receives precoder information from a network component. The
closed loop transmit UE can them transmit packet data over a transmit time interval
diversity (TTI) of tow or more slots using transmit diversity. The UE
updates the precoder for transmit diversity with the precoder
information in a slot subsequent to the first slot in the TTI. The
precoder information is applied to update the precoder at a slot
boundary within the TTI.

CN103748800 Method and apparatus for Apparatus and methods are described herein for applying SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 8867502; China P.R.: CN103748800; European Patent Convention: EP2745425; India:
application of precoder precoding information updates at a user equipment (UE). The UE 88/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2014-525203; Republic of Korea: 10-1541091
information at the UE in receives precoder information from a network component. The
closed loop transmit UE can them transmit packet data over a transmit time interval
diversity (TTI) of tow or more slots using transmit diversity. The UE
updates the precoder for transmit diversity with the precoder
information in a slot subsequent to the first slot in the TTI. The
precoder information is applied to update the precoder at a slot
boundary within the TTI.

The invention claims device and method for at user device (UE)
application information update of pre-coding. The UE from a
module receive pre-coder information. The UE may then at has a
two or more time slots of a transmission time interval (TTI) use
transmission diversity send packet data. In the subsequent UE at
the TTI in first time slot of use of pre-coder information update
for transmission diversity of pre-coder. The pre-coder information
is application to the TTI inner at time gap boundary at the update
of the precoder.

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9055596 Methods and apparatuses The present disclosure presents methods and apparatuses for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9055596; China P.R.: CN103959859; Brazil: BR1120140129592; European Patent Convention:
for selectively resetting and selective channel reset. For example, the disclosure describes EP2786614; India: 3905/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-505177; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0101827
transferring a wireless example methods that may include determining that a candidate
communication channel cell exhibits superior communication properties on a carrier than
does a serving cell. In an aspect, this carrier may correspond to an
active serving cell channel. The example methods may also
include adding a reset flag to a channel reconfiguration message
based on the determining, where the reset flag instructs a user
equipment to reset a subset of a set of channels associated with
the serving cell and the subset includes the channel.
Furthermore, example methods may include transmitting the
channel reconfiguration message, for example, to a user
equipment. Thus, a specified subset of channels associated with
the user equipment may be reset, which reduces the signaling
load, complexity, and power drain associated with legacy channel
reset methods and apparatuses.

CN103959859 Methods and apparatuses The present disclosure presents methods and apparatuses for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9055596; China P.R.: CN103959859; Brazil: BR1120140129592; European Patent Convention:
for selectively resetting and selective channel reset. For example, the disclosure describes EP2786614; India: 3905/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-505177; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0101827
transferring a wireless example methods that may include determining that a candidate
communication channel cell exhibits superior communication properties on a carrier than
does a serving cell. In an aspect, this carrier may correspond to an
active serving cell channel. The example methods may also
include adding a reset flag to a channel reconfiguration message
based on the determining, where the reset flag instructs a user
equipment to reset a subset of a set of channels associated with
the serving cell and the subset includes the channel.
Furthermore, example methods may include transmitting the
channel reconfiguration message, for example, to a user
equipment. Thus, a specified subset of channels associated with
the user equipment may be reset, which reduces the signaling
load, complexity, and power drain associated with legacy channel
reset methods and apparatuses.

The present disclosure provides for selective channel reset


method and a device. For example, claims a include a candidate
small area a honeycomb carrier of a honeycomb cell presenting
the better communication property of example method. In one
aspect, a corresponding to the carrier to active a honeycomb cell
channel. The example method further comprise a based on the
determining a channel re-configuration message add reset mark,
wherein the reset mark instruction a device reset and the
honeycomb cell is associated with a channel of a set, and the
subset comprise the channel. In addition, example a method

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20140141760 Systems, apparatus, and This disclosure provides systems, methods, and apparatus for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 31.111; United States: 20140141760; China P.R.: CN104782153; A.R.I.P.O.: AP/P/2015/008481; Brazil: BR1120150115330;
methods for managing refreshing information stored on a smart storage device. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 31.111; Colombia: 15141130; Egypt: PCT755/2015; Eurasian Patent Convention: 201590980; European Patent Convention:
information in a smart aspect a smart storage device is provided that is configured to be EP2920992; India: 2113/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-542759; Morocco: 38108; O.A.P.I: 1201500181; Republic of
storage device coupled to a wireless communications apparatus operating in a Korea: 10-2015-0086515; Saudi Arabia: 515360447; Taiwan: I505739; Uzbekistan: IAP20150243
wireless communications network. The smart storage device
includes a memory configured to store network access
information for accessing services of the network. The smart
storage device further includes a controller configured to send a
message to the wireless communications apparatus including
data notifying the wireless communications apparatus of an
update to the network access information. The data further
includes a command that the wireless communications apparatus
suspend an active operation of the wireless communications
apparatus and initiate updating information managed by the
wireless communications apparatus based on one or more
conditions. The updating of the information is based on at least a
portion of the updated network access information. Other
aspects, embodiments, and features are also claimed and
described.

CN104782153 Systems, apparatus, and This disclosure provides systems, methods, and apparatus for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 31.111; United States: 20140141760; China P.R.: CN104782153; A.R.I.P.O.: AP/P/2015/008481; Brazil: BR1120150115330;
methods for managing refreshing information stored on a smart storage device. In one SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 31.111; Colombia: 15141130; Egypt: PCT755/2015; Eurasian Patent Convention: 201590980; European Patent Convention:
information in a smart aspect a smart storage device is provided that is configured to be EP2920992; India: 2113/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-542759; Morocco: 38108; O.A.P.I: 1201500181; Republic of
storage device coupled to a wireless communications apparatus operating in a Korea: 10-2015-0086515; Saudi Arabia: 515360447; Taiwan: I505739; Uzbekistan: IAP20150243
wireless communications network. The smart storage device
includes a memory configured to store network access
information for accessing services of the network. The smart
storage device further includes a controller configured to send a
message to the wireless communications apparatus including
data notifying the wireless communications apparatus of an
update to the network access information. The data further
includes a command that the wireless communications apparatus
suspend an active operation of the wireless communications
apparatus and initiate updating information managed by the
wireless communications apparatus based on one or more
conditions. The updating of the information is based on at least a
portion of the updated network access information.

The claims content providing have used for refreshing system,


method and device of intelligent storage device information on
the store. In one aspect one, providing have one plant
configuration is coupled to wireless communication network in
process of operating the wireless communication device of
intelligent storage device. The intelligent storage device
comprises storage device, the storage arrangement for the
storage access service of the network for the network access
information. The intelligent storage device also comprises
9137717 Method and apparatus for A method operable at a user equipment configured for wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9137717; China P.R.: CN104054387; Brazil: BR1120140171220; European Patent Convention:
managing mobility events in communication over a dual-frequency, dual-cell network is EP2803237; India: 1589/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2014-552321; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0123525
a dual-frequency dual-cell disclosed includes a primary carrier and a secondary carrier. The
wireless communication method includes maintaining an active set corresponding to the
network primary carrier; maintaining a virtual active set corresponding to
the secondary carrier; and transmitting a control signal including
a virtual mobility event corresponding to a change in the virtual
active set. An apparatus for performing the method is also
disclosed.

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CN104054387 Method and apparatus for A method operable at a user equipment configured for wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9137717; China P.R.: CN104054387; Brazil: BR1120140171220; European Patent Convention:
managing mobility events in communication over a dual-frequency, dual-cell network is EP2803237; India: 1589/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2014-552321; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0123525
a dual-frequency dual-cell disclosed includes a primary carrier and a secondary carrier. The
wireless communication method includes maintaining an active set corresponding to the
network primary carrier; maintaining a virtual active set corresponding to
the secondary carrier; and transmitting a control signal including
a virtual mobility event corresponding to a change in the virtual
active set. An apparatus for performing the method is also
disclosed.

The invention claims a can into one through double-frequency


comprise main carrier and sub-carrier double-honeycomb cell of a
wireless communication network of user equipment operation in
the configuration of the method. The method include
maintenance corresponding to the main carrier of the active set,
maintaining the sub-carriers corresponding to a virtual active set,
and transfer corresponding to the virtual active set include a
change of virtual mobility event of control signal. Further claims a
one for carrying out the method of device.

20130159457 Systems and methods for Methods, systems and devices are provided for receiving, at a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20130159457; China P.R.: CN104081703; European Patent Convention: EP2792095; India:
pre-FEC metrics and receiver device, a data block or file containing a plurality of 3949/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2014-547331; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0103322
reception reports application symbols, determining the number of application
symbols received in the block, generating a metric based on the
number of application symbols received in the block, and
transmitting the metric to a server. The metric may further be
generated based on a number of application symbols that were
required to recover the block or file. The server may use the
metric received from one or more receiver devices to adjust the
transmission settings for additional data transmissions.

CN104081703 Systems and methods for Methods, systems and devices are provided for receiving, at a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20130159457; China P.R.: CN104081703; European Patent Convention: EP2792095; India:
pre-FEC metrics and receiver device, a data block or file containing a plurality of 3949/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2014-547331; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0103322
reception reports application symbols, determining the number of application
symbols received in the block, generating a metric based on the
number of application symbols received in the block, and
transmitting the metric to a server. The metric may further be
generated based on a number of application symbols that were
required to recover the block or file. The server may use the
metric received from one or more receiver devices to adjust the
transmission settings for additional data transmissions.

The invention provide the used for receiving data block or a multi-
application symbols at a receiver of a document, a number of
symbols a to application in the block a, number of application
based on the symbols in a block to a to a metric, the metric to a
server a method, system and device. Also can be the metric is
based on number of application for symbol recovery block or a
need of a generated. The server can use from a one or a multi-
receiver device to receive a metric to adjust a set of additional
data transmission.

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9047863 Systems, methods, A method of audio signal processing is described. The method SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9047863; China P.R.: CN104040622; Brazil: BR1120140171203; European Patent Convention:
apparatus, and computer- includes calculating a criticality measure based on information EP2812895; India: 4644/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-510313; Republic of Korea: 10-1570631; Taiwan: I499247
readable media for criticality about a first frame of the audio signal. The method also includes
threshold control calculating a threshold value based on information relating to a
state of a transmission channel. The method further includes
comparing the calculated criticality measure to the calculated
threshold value. The method additionally includes deciding to
transmit a redundant copy of the first frame based on a result of
the comparison. The method also includes transmitting the
redundant copy of the first frame with a second frame. The first
frame precedes the second frame in the audio signal.

CN104040622 Systems, methods, Systems, methods, and apparatus as disclosed herein may be SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9047863; China P.R.: CN104040622; Brazil: BR1120140171203; European Patent Convention:
apparatus, and computer- implemented to adjust criticality thresholds for speech frames, EP2812895; India: 4644/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-510313; Republic of Korea: 10-1570631; Taiwan: I499247
readable media for criticality based on channel conditions. Such a threshold may be used to
threshold control control retransmission frequency in response to changes in
channel state.

A carrying out herein in claims a system, method and device


based on channel condition adjusting voice frame to a key shread
value. The threshold value is used for a response of the channel
state and change a retransmission frequency.

9053702 Systems, methods, Compressibility-based reallocation of initial bit allocations for SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9053702; China P.R.: CN104040621; Brazil: BR1120140171190; European Patent Convention:
apparatus, and computer- frames of an audio signal is described. Applications to redundancy EP2803065; India: 1291/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-507221; Republic of Korea: 10-1585367
readable media for bit based retransmission of critical frames (e.g., for fixed-bit-rate
allocation for redundant modes of speech codec operation) are also described.
transmission
CN104040621 Systems, methods, Compressibility-based reallocation of initial bit allocations for SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9053702; China P.R.: CN104040621; Brazil: BR1120140171190; European Patent Convention:
apparatus, and computer- frames of an audio signal is described. Applications to redundancy EP2803065; India: 1291/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-507221; Republic of Korea: 10-1585367
readable media for bit based retransmission of critical frames (e.g., for fixed-bit-rate
allocation for redundant modes of speech codec operation) are also described.
transmission of audio data
The invention claims audio signal for a frame of initial bit
allocation based on a compressibility of re-allocation. The
invention further claims a key frame based on re-transmission
redundancy of application (e.g., voice codec used for a fixed bit
rate operation mode).

9111531 Multiple coding mode signal Improved audio classification is provided for encoding SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9111531; China P.R.: CN104040626; Brazil: BR1120140170010; European Patent Convention:
classification applications. An initial classification is performed, followed by a EP2803068; India: 1588/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-507222; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0116487
finer classification, to produce speech classifications and music
classifications with higher accuracy and less complexity than
previously available. Audio is classified as speech or music on a
frame by frame basis. If the frame is classified as music by the
initial classification, that frame undergoes a second, finer
classification to confirm that the frame is music and not speech
(e.g., speech that is tonal and/or structured that may not have
been classified as speech by the initial classification). Depending
on the implementation, one or more parameters may be used in
the finer classification. Example parameters include voicing,
modified correlation, signal activity, and long term pitch gain.

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CN104040626 Multiple coding mode signal Improved audio classification is provided for encoding SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9111531; China P.R.: CN104040626; Brazil: BR1120140170010; European Patent Convention:
classification applications. An initial classification is performed, followed by a EP2803068; India: 1588/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-507222; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0116487
finer classification, to produce speech classifications and music
classifications with higher accuracy and less complexity than
previously available. Audio is classified as speech or music on a
frame by frame basis. If the frame is classified as music by the
initial classification, that frame undergoes a second, finer
classification to confirm that the frame is music and not speech
(e.g., speech that is tonal and/or structured that may not have
been classified as speech by the initial classification). Depending
on the implementation, one or more parameters may be used in
the finer classification. Example parameters include voicing,
modified correlation, signal activity, and long term pitch gain.

Provide improved audio classification for code of application.


Carrying out initial classification, and then with a fine
classification, to produce than previously available with high
accuracy and a voice classification and music classification of low
complexity. The audio frequency frame is classified as voice or
music. If said frame is said initial classification is classified as
music, a frame subjected to the second, fine classification to
confirm said frame is music but not voice (e.g., the adjustability
and/or voice structure is not a possible initial classification is
classified as a voice). Depending on embodiments, one or multi-
parameter a in a in a relatively fine classification. . a sound, the
modified example, a behavior, and a long-term tone gain.

20130182643 Method and system for Techniques are provided for receiving one or more SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20130182643; China P.R.: CN104205766; Brazil: BR1120140173575; European Patent Convention:
transitions of broadcast dash representations of content wirelessly. The method may involve EP2805468; India: 4460/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-505226; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0114035
service receptions between receiving a media presentation description (MPD) that includes
unicast and broadcast parameters for reception of data segments for multiple
representations of content via broadcast transmission and
unicast transmission. The method may involve determining
whether the broadcast transmission or the unicast transmission is
appropriate for reception of the data segments, and selecting a
given representation from among the multiple representations of
the content based on a criteria of the mobile entity. The method
may involve receiving the data segments for the given
representation based at least in part on the parameters for the
determined one of the broadcast transmission and the unicast
transmission.

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CN104205766 Method and system for Techniques are provided for receiving one or more SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20130182643; China P.R.: CN104205766; Brazil: BR1120140173575; European Patent Convention:
transitions of broadcast dash representations of content wirelessly. The method may involve EP2805468; India: 4460/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-505226; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0114035
service receptions between receiving a media presentation description (MPD) that includes
unicast and broadcast parameters for reception of data segments for multiple
representations of content via broadcast transmission and
unicast transmission (2312). The method may involve
determining whether the broadcast transmission or the unicast
transmission is appropriate for reception of the data segments
(2314), and selecting a given representation from among the
multiple representations of the content based on a criteria of the
mobile entity (2316). The method may involve receiving the data
segments for the given representation based at least in part on
the parameters for the determined one of the broadcast
transmission and the unicast transmission (2318).

Providing for wireless reception of content of one or more of


expression and technology. The method relates to receiving
media presentation description may (MPD), MPD including the
use for a broadcast transmission and unicast transmission
receiving content of multi-stand for the data segment of the
parameter (2312). The method relates to determining the
broadcast can still transmit the unicast transmission is adapted to
receive the data segment (2314), and based on criterion the
mobile entity from the content of the multi-stand for selecting
one given expression (2316). The method can relates to at least
partially based on the parameter is one of broadcast transmission
and unicast transmission of the determined for receiving the
20130191121 Devices for redundant frame A method for redundant frame coding by an electronic device is SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20130191121; China P.R.: CN104054125; European Patent Convention: EP2805325; India:
coding and decoding described. The method includes determining an adaptive 4804/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-509214; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0116511
codebook energy and a fixed codebook energy based on a frame.
The method also includes coding a redundant version of the
frame based on the adaptive codebook energy and the fixed
codebook energy. The method further includes sending a
subsequent frame.

CN104054125 Devices for redundant frame A method for redundant frame speech coding according to code- SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20130191121; China P.R.: CN104054125; European Patent Convention: EP2805325; India:
coding and decoding excited linear prediction by an electronic device is described. The 4804/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-509214; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0116511
method includes determining an adaptive codebook energy and a
fixed code- book energy based on a frame. The method also
includes coding a redundant version of the frame based on the
adaptive codebook energy and the fixed codebook energy. The
method further includes sending a subsequent frame.

A method for redundant frame coding by an electronic device is


described. The method includes determining an adaptive
codebook energy and a fixed codebook energy based on a frame.
. The method also includes coding a redundant version of the
frame based on the adaptive codebook energy and the fixed
codebook energy. The method further includes sending a
subsequent frame. .

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9099098 Voice activity detection in In speech processing systems, compensation is made for sudden SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9099098; China P.R.: CN104067341; Brazil: BR1120140177082; European Patent Convention:
presence of background changes in the background noise in the average signal-to-noise EP2805327; India: 1292/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-504184; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0121443
noise ratio (SNR) calculation. SNR outlier filtering may be used, alone or
in conjunction with weighting the average SNR. Adaptive weights
may be applied on the SNRs per band before computing the
average SNR. The weighting function can be a function of noise
level, noise type, and/or instantaneous SNR value. Another
weighting mechanism applies a null filtering or outlier filtering
which sets the weight in a particular band to be zero. This
particular band may be characterized as the one that exhibits an
SNR that is several times higher than the SNRs in other bands.

CN104067341 Voice activity detection in In speech processing systems, compensation is made for sudden SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 9099098; China P.R.: CN104067341; Brazil: BR1120140177082; European Patent Convention:
presence of background changes in the background noise in the average signal-to-noise EP2805327; India: 1292/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-504184; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0121443
noise ratio (SNR) calculation. SNR outlier filtering may be used, alone or
in conjunction with weighting the average SNR. Adaptive weights
may be applied on the SNRs per band before computing the
average SNR. The weighting function can be a function of noise
level, noise type, and/or instantaneous SNR value. Another
weighting mechanism applies a null filtering or outlier filtering
which sets the weight in a particular band to be zero. This
particular band may be characterized as the one that exhibits an
SNR that is several times higher than the SNRs in other bands.

In speech processing systems, compensation is made for sudden


changes in the background noise in the average signal-to-noise
ratio (SNR) calculation. SNR outlier filtering may be used, alone or
in conjunction with weighting the average SNR. Adaptive weights
may be applied on the SNRs per band before computing the
average SNR. The weighting function can be a function of noise
level, noise type, and/or instantaneous SNR value. Another
weighting mechanism applies a null filtering or outlier filtering
which sets the weight in a particular band to be zero. This
particular band may be characterized as the one that exhibits an
SNR that is several times higher than the SNRs in other bands.

20130195038 Systems and methods for Systems, methods, and devices for priority based management of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20130195038; China P.R.: CN104081864; Brazil: BR1120140184305; Canada: 2863430; European
priority based session and the connections between a device and a network are described Patent Convention: EP2818021; Hong Kong: HK1197784; India: 4852/CHENP/2014; Indonesia: P-00201405028;
mobility management herein. In some aspects, a device may include multiple Japan: 2014-554910; Malaysia: PI 2014701712; Philippines: WO2013112976; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0117624;
applications with different access priorities. As a result of a Russian Federation: 2014134809; South Africa: 2014/05410; Thailand: 1401004330; Ukraine: 201409444
mobility event, such as change in location or resuming operation
after an idle period, the device may be configured to transmit a
signal indicating its status. The signal may include an access
priority value. Various methods and systems for determining an
access priority value for devices configured to support one or
more access priorities are described.

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CN104081864 Systems and methods for Systems, methods, and devices for priority based management of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20130195038; China P.R.: CN104081864; Brazil: BR1120140184305; Canada: 2863430; European
priority based session and the connections between a device (MTC, M2M) and a network Patent Convention: EP2818021; Hong Kong: HK1197784; India: 4852/CHENP/2014; Indonesia: P-00201405028;
mobility management are described herein. In some aspects, a device may include Japan: 2014-554910; Malaysia: PI 2014701712; Philippines: WO2013112976; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0117624;
multiple applications with different access priorities, e.g. low Russian Federation: 2014134809; South Africa: 2014/05410; Thailand: 1401004330; Ukraine: 201409444
priority or normal priority. As a result of a mobility event, such as
change in location or resuming operation after an idle period, the
device may be configured to transmit a signal indicating its status,
e.g. TAU, RAU. The signal may include an access priority value.
Various methods and systems for determining an access priority
value for devices configured to support one or more access
priorities are described.

The invention claims for a for (MTC, M2M) based on a system,


method and device of priority of a and of connecting the network.
In some aspect in, the device can include a different access
priority (e.g., low priority and normal priority) of a multi-
application. As result of the mobility event (e.g., change a
position of or to continue operation after the idle period), the
device can be arranged as follows: indicating the state of a signal
(e.g., TAU, RAU). The signal can include access priority value. The
invention claims a aiming at each used for a method and system
to be arranged is access priority support device of one or a multi-
access priority of a value.

CN104094657 Method and apparatus for The described aspects include a user equipment (UE) apparatus, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; China P.R.: CN104094657; European Patent Convention: EP2810511; India: 4807/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2014-
channel fallback in enhanced network apparatus, and corresponding methods of using fallback 554978; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0128371
cell forward access channel resources for communication. The UE can indicate fallback
dedicated channel information to a network apparatus specifying whether fallback
resources are preferred for communicating uplink data and can
receive a fallback decision from the network apparatus specifying
whether fallback resources are to be used for communicating the
uplink data. The UE can then determine whether to communicate
the uplink data to the network apparatus based in part on the
fallback decision. The network apparatus can receive a preamble
from a UE related to requesting access for transmitting uplink
data and can determine a fallback decision specifying whether
the UE is to utilize fallback resources in communicating the uplink
data. The network apparatus then communicates the fallback
decision to the UE.

A description of aspect include user equipment (UE) device, a. use


return to communication resource and a corresponding method.
A UE a network device indicating a preference to return resource
to convey whether return message of uplink chain data, and a
network device from a given whether the return resource use to
convey return of uplink chain data determine. A UE partially
based on subsequent return to determine whether determine to
be a network device transmitting uplink chain data. A c a from the
UE receiving the request access to transfer uplink chain data
related to a preamble, and determining a UE whether a return
resource communicated by return determine a uplink chain data.

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8842542 Method and apparatus for Apparatus and methods of scheduling one or multiple streams for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8842542; China P.R.: CN104094552; Germany: EP2813027; Great Britain: EP2813027; India:
scheduling resources for a user equipment (UE) include receiving a single happy bit for the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; 5073/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2014-556719; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0135182
uplink MIMO communication one or multiple streams, determining a set of scheduling grants
for a UE configured to transmit over the one or multiple streams,
and transmitting the scheduling grant to the UE.

CN104094552 Method and apparatus for Apparatus and methods of scheduling one or multiple streams for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 8842542; China P.R.: CN104094552; Germany: EP2813027; Great Britain: EP2813027; India:
scheduling resources for a user equipment (UE) include receiving a single happy bit for the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; 5073/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2014-556719; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0135182
uplink MIMO communication one or multiple streams, determining a set of scheduling grants
for a UE configured to transmit over the one or multiple streams,
and transmitting the scheduling grant to the UE.

One or more scheduling grants may be received from a Node B


related to a plurality of uplink MIMO streams. A determination
may be made as to a primary transport power and a primary
transport block size for a primary stream. A secondary transmit
power and a secondary transport block size for a secondary
stream may also be determined.

9055604 Method and apparatus for E- One or more scheduling grants may be received from a Node B SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 9055604; China P.R.: CN104094532; European Patent Convention: EP2813003; India:
TFC selection for uplink related to a plurality of uplink MIMO streams. A determination SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; 4952/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2014-556722; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0123992
MIMO communication may be made as to a primary transport power and a primary
transport block size for a primary stream. A secondary transmit
power and a secondary transport block size for a secondary
stream may also be determined.

CN104094532 Method and apparatus for E- One or more scheduling grants may be received from a Node B SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 9055604; China P.R.: CN104094532; European Patent Convention: EP2813003; India:
TFC selection for uplink related to a plurality of uplink MIMO streams. A determination SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; 4952/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2014-556722; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0123992
MIMO communication may be made as to a primary transport power and a primary
transport block size for a primary stream. A secondary transmit
power and a secondary transport block size for a secondary
stream may also be determined.

One or more scheduling grants may be received from a Node B


related to a plurality of uplink MIMO streams. A determination
may be made as to a primary transport power and a primary
transport block size for a primary stream. A secondary transmit
power and a secondary transport block size for a secondary
stream may also be determined .

20130201940 Method and apparatus for One or more scheduling grants may be received from a Node B SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20130201940; China P.R.: CN104094533; European Patent Convention: EP2813004; India:
enhancing resource related to a plurality of uplink MIMO streams. A determination SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; 5076/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2014-556725; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0130163
allocation for uplink MIMO may be made as to a primary transport power and a primary
communication transport block size for a primary stream. A secondary transmit
power and a secondary transport block size for a secondary
stream may also be determined. An enhanced relative grant
channel from the Node B, as well as another E-RGC from a non-
serving Node B may be received for each of the plurality of uplink
MIMO streams.

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CN104094533 Method and apparatus for One or more scheduling grants may be received from a Node B SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20130201940; China P.R.: CN104094533; European Patent Convention: EP2813004; India:
enhancing resource related to a plurality of uplink MIMO streams. A determination SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; 5076/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2014-556725; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0130163
allocation for uplink MIMO may be made as to a primary transport power and a primary
communication transport block size for a primary stream. A secondary transmit
power and a secondary transport block size for a secondary
stream may also be determined. An enhanced relative grant
channel from the Node B, as well as another E-RGC from a non-
serving Node B may be received for each of the plurality of uplink
MIMO streams.

One or more scheduling grants may be received from a Node B


related to a plurality of uplink MIMO streams. A determination
may be made as to a primary transport power and a primary
transport block size for a primary stream. A secondary transmit
power and a secondary transport block size for a secondary
stream may also be determined .

20130227381 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatus for wireless communication in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20130227381
mitigation of false packet communication network include determining a transmit data
decodes due to early packet size at a transmitting device and computing an early
decoding termination scheme associated with a receiving device. Aspects
of the methods and apparatus include increasing a transmission
length of a Cycle Redundancy Check (CRC) field associated with
the transmit data packet before transmission of the transmit data
packet, wherein the transmitted length of the CRC field is based
on the early decoding scheme. Aspects also include transmitting
the transmit data packet with the increased transmission length
of the CRC field to the receiving device.

20150056993 Connected mode mobility A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.401; United States: 20150056993; China P.R.: CN104205936; European Patent Convention: EP2835012; India:
between radio access wireless communication are provided in which a user equipment SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 24.008; 1851/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-516735; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0144256
networks performs an inter-radio access technology (RAT) mobility SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 24.301;
procedure from a first network to a second network while idle
mode signaling reduction (ISR) is active, locally deactivates ISR in
connection with completion of the inter-RAT mobility procedure,
and initiates a location management procedure in the second
network. Depending on the respective type of the first and
second network, and the connection state of the UE with respect
to the first network, the mobility procedure may be performed in
response to a mobility command received from the first network,
or in response to a mobility condition of the first network as
detected by the UE.

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CN104205936 Connected mode mobility A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 23.401; United States: 20150056993; China P.R.: CN104205936; European Patent Convention: EP2835012; India:
between radio access wireless communication are provided in which a user equipment SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 24.008; 1851/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-516735; Republic of Korea: 10-2014-0144256
networks performs an inter-radio access technology (RAT) mobility SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 24.301;
procedure from a first network to a second network while idle
mode signaling reduction (ISR) is active, locally deactivates (ISR) in
connection with completion of the inter-RAT mobility procedure,
and initiates a location management procedure in the second
network. Depending on the respective type of the first and
second network, and the connection state of the (UE) with
respect to the first network, the mobility procedure may be
performed in response to a mobility command received from the
first network, or in response to a mobility condition of the first
network as detected by the (UE)

9001737 eMBMS service activation A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9001737; China P.R.: CN104205930; European Patent Convention: EP2832142; India:
and maintenance procedure wireless communication are provided. The apparatus receives a 1766/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-518310; Japan: 2015-187247; Republic of Korea: 10-1562855
in multi-frequency networks user service description (USD) message. When a frequency
indicated in the USD message is not a current frequency, the
apparatus determines that a system information message is
received, determines that the frequency indicated in the USD
message is included in the system information message,
determines that the frequency is a neighboring cell frequency,
sets a priority of the frequency to a highest priority, and
measures a signal strength of the frequency when the frequency
is included in the system information message, performs a cell
reselection determination procedure based on the signal strength
of the frequency, performs cell reselection to the neighboring cell
based on a result of the cell reselection determination procedure,
and acquires the multicast service in the neighboring cell on the
frequency.

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CN104205930 eMBMS service activation A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9001737; China P.R.: CN104205930; European Patent Convention: EP2832142; India:
and maintenance procedure wireless communication are provided. The apparatus receives a 1766/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-518310; Japan: 2015-187247; Republic of Korea: 10-1562855
in multi-frequency networks user service description (USD) message. When a frequency
indicated in the USD message is not a current frequency, the
apparatus determines that a system information message is
received, determines that the frequency indicated in the USD
message is included in the system information message,
determines that the frequency is a neighboring cell frequency,
sets a priority of the frequency to a highest priority, and
measures a signal strength of the frequency when the frequency
is included in the system information message, performs a cell
reselection determination procedure based on the signal strength
of the frequency, performs cell reselection to the neighboring cell
based on a result of the cell reselection determination procedure,
and acquires the multicast service in the neighboring cell on the
frequency.

The invention provides a method, device and computer program


product used for wireless communication. The device receiving
user service description (USD) information. When USD
information indicating the frequency not in time is the present
time frequency, the device determined to receive system
information message, system information message and
determining USD includes information of indicating the
frequency, the frequency when system information comprising of
information, determining the frequency as adjacent cell
frequency, the frequency for the priority level set for most high
9007974 Method and apparatus for Aspects of this disclosure relate to methods and apparatuses for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 9007974; China P.R.: CN104221448; European Patent Convention: EP2829131; India:
aligning downlink aligning downlink discontinuous reception patterns in multiflow 6601/CHENP/2014
discontinuous reception High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA). One aspect of the
patterns in multiflow HSDPA disclosure provides a method for wireless communications. The
method includes: communicatively connecting with a user
equipment (UE), a first cell, and a second cell; determining a sub-
frame pairing between the first cell and the second cell; and
selectively updating the sub-frame pairing based on a timing
offset representative of a sub-frame delay between the first cell
and the second cell.

CN104221448 Method and apparatus for Each aspect the claims of claims for alignment-flow high speed SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 9007974; China P.R.: CN104221448; European Patent Convention: EP2829131; India:
aligning downlink down link packet access (HSDPA) of the downlink chain non 6601/CHENP/2014
discontinuous reception continuous receiving mode and method and device. One aspect
patterns in multiflow HSDPA the claims the providing of one of wireless communication used
for the method. The method comprises: and user device (UE), the
first honeycomb cell and the second honeycomb cell of
communication connection, confirming between the first
honeycomb and the second honeycomb small cell area and sub-
frame pairing, and timing offset based on the sub-frame delay
expression between the first honeycomb and the second
honeycomb cell area is small for selective update sub-frame of
pairing.

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9078130 Secure reception reporting In a first configuration, a UE receives, from a service provider, a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9078130; United States: 20150133088; United States: 20150087271; China P.R.: CN104509030;
certificate authority list. The certificate authority list is at least SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.246; European Patent Convention: EP2837130; European Patent Convention: EP2908462; European Patent Convention:
one of integrity protected or encrypted based on a credential EP2908463; India: 6550/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-514380
known by the UE and the service provider and stored on a
smartcard in the UE. The UE authenticates a server using the
received certificate authority list. In a second configuration, the
UE receives a user service discovery/announcement including a
reception report configuration and an address of a server. The UE
sends a protected reception report to the server based on the
reception report configuration. In a third configuration, the UE
receives a protected broadcast announcement and
communicates based on the broadcast announcement. The
broadcast announcement is at least one of integrity protected or
encrypted based on a credential known by the UE and stored on a
smartcard in the UE.

20150133088 Secure reception reporting In a first configuration, a UE receives, from a service provider, a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9078130; United States: 20150133088; United States: 20150087271; China P.R.: CN104509030;
certificate authority list. The certificate authority list is at least SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.246; European Patent Convention: EP2837130; European Patent Convention: EP2908462; European Patent Convention:
one of integrity protected or encrypted based on a credential EP2908463; India: 6550/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-514380
known by the UE and the service provider and stored on a
smartcard in the UE. The UE authenticates a server using the
received certificate authority list. In a second configuration, the
UE receives a user service discovery/announcement including a
reception report configuration and an address of a server. The UE
sends a protected reception report to the server based on the
reception report configuration. In a third configuration, the UE
receives a protected broadcast announcement and
communicates based on the broadcast announcement. The
broadcast announcement is at least one of integrity protected or
encrypted based on a credential known by the UE and stored on a
smartcard in the UE.

20150087271 Secure reception reporting In a first configuration, a UE receives, from a service provider, a SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9078130; United States: 20150133088; United States: 20150087271; China P.R.: CN104509030;
certificate authority list. The certificate authority list is at least SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.246; European Patent Convention: EP2837130; European Patent Convention: EP2908462; European Patent Convention:
one of integrity protected or encrypted based on a credential EP2908463; India: 6550/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-514380
known by the UE and the service provider and stored on a
smartcard in the UE. The UE authenticates a server using the
received certificate authority list. In a second configuration, the
UE receives a user service discovery/announcement including a
reception report configuration and an address of a server. The UE
sends a protected reception report to the server based on the
reception report configuration. In a third configuration, the UE
receives a protected broadcast announcement and
communicates based on the broadcast announcement. The
broadcast announcement is at least one of integrity protected or
encrypted based on a credential known by the UE and stored on a
smartcard in the UE.

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CN104509030 Method and device for In a first configuration, a UE (802) receives, from a service SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 9078130; United States: 20150133088; United States: 20150087271; China P.R.: CN104509030;
secure MBMS reception provider (808), a certificate authority list (811). The certificate SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 11 Spec: TS 33.246; European Patent Convention: EP2837130; European Patent Convention: EP2908462; European Patent Convention:
reporting authority list is one of integrity protected or encrypted based on a EP2908463; India: 6550/CHENP/2014; Japan: 2015-514380
credential known by the UE and the service provider and stored
on a smartcard in the UE. The UE authenticates a server using the
received certificate authority list. In a second configuration, the
UE receives a user service discovery / announcement (812)
including a reception report configuration and an address of a
server. The UE sends a protected reception report to the server
based on the reception report configuration (826). In a third
configuration, the UE receives a protected broadcast
announcement (812) and communicates based on the broadcast
announcement (826). The broadcast announcement is at least
one of integrity protected or encrypted based on a credential
known by the UE and stored on a smartcard in the UE.

Wherein in the first configuration, the UE (802) from service


provider (808) receiving certificate authoritative organization
table (811). The certificate authority mechanism is based on list of
UE and service provider know and store in UE in the intelligent
card of the certificate of one and for carrying out integrity
protection or the encryption. Using the UE receive the certificate
authoritative organization list for authentication server. And in
the second configuration, the UE receiving including receiving
report configuration and server address and user service
discovery/announcement (812). UE based on report receiving
arrangement for receiving report of protection by sending to
20130294321 Smooth transition between Techniques are provided for smooth transition between SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20130294321; China P.R.: CN104303545; European Patent Convention: EP2845411
multimedia broadcast broadcast/multicast transmission and unicast transmission. A SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346;
multicast service (MBMS) method for managing unicast and multicast services switching in
and unicast service by a multi-band/multi-frequency wireless communications system
demand (WCS) capable of both unicast and multicast signaling includes
determining whether an aggregate demand for a content
provided via dedicated unicast transmissions exceeds a threshold.
The method includes switching transmission of the content from
the dedicated unicast transmissions on one frequency to a
multicast transmission on a second or more frequencies in
response to determining that the aggregate demand exceeds the
threshold.

CN104303545 Smooth transition between Supply of sliding between the used for broadcast/multicast SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20130294321; China P.R.: CN104303545; European Patent Convention: EP2845411
multimedia broadcast transmission and unicast transmission and transformation SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346;
multicast service (MBMS) technology. One of on can by used for unicast and multicast signal
and unicast service by both of multi-frequency band/multi-rate wireless communication
demand system (WCS) management of unicast and multicast service
switching method comprises determining the gathering
requirement to the content via a unicast transmission dedicated
supply is exceed the threshold value. The method comprises in
response to determining gathering requirement exceed threshold
value, for transmission of content from one of the whole
frequency of the special for unicast transmission switching to the
second or more frequency of the multi-cast transmission.

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9084152 Methods and apparatuses The present disclosure presents example methods and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.423; United States: 9084152; China P.R.: CN104272852; European Patent Convention: EP2848078; India:
for providing inter-radio- apparatuses for improved cell searching in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.433; 2046/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-511710
network-controller multiflow communications environment. For example, the disclosure
capability presents example methods of wireless communication in a
multiflow environment, which may include establishing a first
flow between a serving radio network controller (S-RNC) and a
first network entity, wherein the S-RNC controls the first network
entity. Such example methods may also include establishing a
second flow between the S-RNC and a second network entity.
Furthermore, such example methods may include transmitting
data to a user equipment (UE) via both the first flow and the
second flow.

CN104272852 Methods and apparatuses The claims given for wireless communication environment and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.423; United States: 9084152; China P.R.: CN104272852; European Patent Convention: EP2848078; India:
for providing inter-radio- improving the honeycomb cell search the example method and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.433; 2046/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-511710
network-controller multiflow device. Such as, the claims given of the example method used for
capability wireless communication in the multi-flow environment, the
example method may include establishing the first flow in
between serving radio network controller (S-RNC) and the first
network entity, the S-RNC controlling the first network entity. The
series example method also may include establishing the second
flow between at S-RNC and the second network entity. In
addition, the example method may include series via first and
second flow both to user device (UE) transmission data.

20130229906 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 20130229906
uplink multiple input transmissions in a wireless communication system. In some SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.213;
multiple output transmission particular aspects, scheduling of the uplink MIMO transmissions SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214;
may make a determination between single stream, rank=1 SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.302;
transmissions and dual stream, rank=2 transmissions based on SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.319;
various factors. Further, when switching between single and dual SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321;
stream transmissions in the presence of HARQ retransmissions of
failed packets, the scheduling function may determine to transmit
the HARQ retransmissions on a single stream transmission or to
transmit the HARQ retransmissions on one stream while
transmitting new packets on the other stream.

20140022989 Method and apparatus for The present disclosure presents a method and apparatus for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20140022989; China P.R.: CN104488338; European Patent Convention: EP2862396; India:
dynamically configuring a cell dynamically configuring a cell update message at a user 2578/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-523216
update message equipment (UE). For example, the method may include
determining that a size of the cell update message at the UE is
above a threshold value after a measured results on random
access channel (RACH) information element (IE) is excluded from
the cell update message. Furthermore, such an example method
may include removing one or more IEs from the cell update
message until the size of the cell update message is at or below
the threshold value. As such, dynamic configuration of a cell
update message at a UE is achieved.

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dynamically configuring a cell dynamically configuring a cell update message at a user 2578/MUMNP/2014; Japan: 2015-523216
update message equipment (UE). For example, the method may include
determining that a size of the cell update message at the UE is
above a threshold value after a "measured results on random
access channel (RACH)" information element (IE) is excluded from
the cell update message. Furthermore, such an example method
may include removing one or more IEs from the cell update
message until the size of the cell update message is at or below
the threshold value. As such, dynamic configuration of a cell
update message at a UE is achieved.

The claims claims of use for device (UE) to dynamic configuration


of honeycomb cell updating method and device of information on
user. Such as, the method may comprise determining at the
honeycomb cell to the UE updating size information high in
threshold value in the measured result (information element (IE)
from the honeycomb cell updating message and removing of the
random access channel (RACH) on its back. Further, the example
method may include series from the honeycomb cell updating
message and removal of one or more of IE, until the honeycomb
cell updating size information is equal to or less than the
threshold value. Therefore, to achieve of updating dynamic
configuration information for the honeycomb cell position in the
UE.

9137812 Apparatus and methods for A method that includes determining a multi-flow configuration for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 9137812; China P.R.: CN104769874; European Patent Convention: EP2880794; India:
improving performance in a multi-flow communication of a user equipment (UE), wherein SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 2581/MUMNP/2014
multi-flow communication the multi-flow configuration identifies whether a multi-frequency
configuration is utilized and whether multiple-input multiple-
output (MIMO) communication is configured for at least one cell
in the multi-flow communication, determining one or more cell
groups based on the multi-flow configuration, and determining at
least one of a channel quality indicator (CQI) repetition rule or a
hybrid automatic repeat request acknowledgment (HARQ-ACK)
repetition rule for the multi-flow communication based on one or
more of the multi-flow configuration or the one or more cell
groups.

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CN104769874 Apparatus and methods for A method that includes determining a multi-flow configuration for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 9137812; China P.R.: CN104769874; European Patent Convention: EP2880794; India:
configuring CQI and HARQ a multi-flow communication of a user equipment (UE), wherein SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.214; 2581/MUMNP/2014
feedback in multi-flow the multi-flow configuration identifies whether a multi-frequency
communication configuration is utilized and whether multiple-input multiple-
output (MIMO) communication is configured for at least one cell
in the multi-flow communication, determining one or more cell
groups based on the multi-flow configuration, and determining at
least one of a channel quality indicator (CQI) repetition rule or a
hybrid automatic repeat request acknowledgment (HARQ-ACK)
repetition rule for the multi-flow communication based on one or
more of the multi-flow configuration or the one or more cell
groups.

A planting method, comprising: for user device (UE) is multi-flow


communication determining flow arrangement, wherein the flow
configuration mark whether using multi-frequency arrangement,
and if for at least one of honeycomb small area in the multi-flow
communication arrangement of multi-input multi-output (MIMO)
communication, based on the multi-flow arrangement for
determining one or more of the whole honeycomb cell group, and
based on the flow configuration or the one of the one or more of
the whole honeycomb cell group or multi-this is the multi-flow
communication confirming channel quality indicator (CQI) repeat
rule or mixed automatic repeat request acknowledgement (HARQ-
ACK) repeat in the at least one rule.

8929475 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8929475; China P.R.: CN104508990; Brazil: BR1120150024572; European Patent Convention:
uplink multiple input transmissions in a wireless communication system. In some EP2880776; India: 138/MUMNP/2015; Japan: 2015-525630; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0038510
multiple output transmission particular aspects, an E-TFC selection process for selecting a
transport format combination for an uplink MIMO transmission
may take certain steps in the case that a UE is power- or buffer-
limited. For example, in a rank 2 transmission, non-scheduled
data is allocated only to the primary stream. If the allocated non-
scheduled data is less than the determined primary stream
transport block size, scheduled data is allocated to the primary
stream in an amount not to exceed the determined primary
stream TBS. Finally, scheduled data is allocated to the secondary
stream in an amount not to exceed the determined secondary
stream TBS.

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CN104508990 System and method for Methods and apparatuses are provided for uplink MIMO SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.321; United States: 8929475; China P.R.: CN104508990; Brazil: BR1120150024572; European Patent Convention:
uplink multiple input transmissions in a wireless communication system. In some EP2880776; India: 138/MUMNP/2015; Japan: 2015-525630; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0038510
multiple output transmission particular aspects, an E-TFC selection process for selecting a
transport format combination for an uplink MIMO transmission
may take certain steps in the case that a UE is power- or buffer-
limited. For example, in a rank 2 transmission, non-scheduled
data is allocated only to the primary stream. If the allocated non-
scheduled data is less than the determined primary stream
transport block size, scheduled data is allocated to the primary
stream in an amount not to exceed the determined primary
stream TBS. Finally, scheduled data is allocated to the secondary
stream in an amount not to exceed the determined secondary
stream TBS.

The invention claims a method and apparatus for uplink MIMO


transmissions in a wireless communication system. And
information on some specific aspect, used for selecting
transmitting format combination of uplink chain MIMO
transmission and E-TFC selection process for power limited or
restricted in UE buffer area and the following may carry out
certain steps. Such as, and at rank 2 transmission, not schedule
data is distributed only to main stream. If the distribution is not
less than the main transmission block size, then according to the
no exceeds the weight of a main flow TBS for a flow distribution
by the schedule data. At last, secondary flow quantity TBS is not
beyond the determined according to the to the secondary flow
distribution by adjusting data.
20140082147 Signaling of refresh rate for Distributed computing is disclosed in which a client device SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20140082147; China P.R.: CN104620557; European Patent Convention: EP2898648; India:
efficient data update in accesses a service announcement for a broadcast service in order 879/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-530057; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0058393
distributed computing to retrieve transport parameters describing a data transmission
environments service. The client device obtains a refresh rate from the service
description file, which is separate from the data transmission
service, wherein the refresh rate relates to a frequency at which
the data transmission service updates data in a data transmission
provided by the data transmission service. The client device uses
the transport parameters to access the data transmission to
receive the data. Once the data is received, the client device will
delay any subsequent access to the data transmission to get
updated data for a delay time based at least in part on the refresh
rate.

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CN104620557 Signaling of refresh rate for Distributed computing is disclosed in which a client device SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20140082147; China P.R.: CN104620557; European Patent Convention: EP2898648; India:
efficient data update in accesses a service announcement for a broadcast service in order 879/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-530057; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0058393
distributed computing to retrieve transport parameters describing a data transmission
environments service. The client device obtains a refresh rate from the service
description file, which is separate from the data transmission
service, wherein the refresh rate relates to a frequency at which
the data transmission service updates data in a data transmission
provided by the data transmission service. The client device uses
the transport parameters to access the data transmission to
receive the data. Once the data is received, the client device will
delay any subsequent access to the data transmission to get
updated data for a delay time based at least in part on the refresh
rate.

Claims have one kind distributed type computer, wherein, client


terminal device access service notice aiming at the broadcast
server, so as to retrieving description data transmission server
and transmission parameter. The client terminal equipment from
said service description document (and wherein the data transfer
service is separated from the) obtaining refreshing rate, wherein,
the refresh rate is about the data transmission to the server for
updating the frequency data of the data transmission by the data
transmission service of the supply. The client terminal equipment
using the transmission parameter for the data transmission
access to receive the data. Once the receiving to the data, then
the client end device will delay for the data transmission and any
follow-up visit at least part based on delay time of the refresh
20140098755 Apparatus and method for Various aspects of the present disclosure enable a plurality of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20140098755; China P.R.: CN104704908; Brazil: BR1120150072046; European Patent Convention:
deferring cell update mobile devices (UEs) within a cell to spread out in time their EP2904873; India: 746/MUMNP/2015; Japan: 2015-535663; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0065824
messages from user respective transmissions of signaling messages, such as cell
equipment update messages, when the network enables or disables
enhanced uplink (EUL, sometimes referred to as high-speed
uplink packet access or HSUPA) while the UE is in the CELL_FACH
state, by changing SIB5 or SIB5bis. In this way, the network load
may be reduced, and a network blockage that otherwise might
result from large numbers of UEs simultaneously transmitting the
cell update message can be avoided. According to one example, a
network node may be configured to distribute CELL_UPDATE
messages or procedures to UEs when the network node enables
or disables EUL in CELL_FACH by changing SIB5 or SIB5bis over
time to reduce the network load. According to another example,
a UE may be configured for utilizing a random timer or back-off
timer to defer cell updates.

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CN104704908 Apparatus and method for Various aspects of the present disclosure enable a plurality of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 11 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 20140098755; China P.R.: CN104704908; Brazil: BR1120150072046; European Patent Convention:
deferring cell update mobile devices (UEs) within a cell to spread out in time their EP2904873; India: 746/MUMNP/2015; Japan: 2015-535663; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0065824
messages from user respective transmissions of signaling messages, such as cell
equipment update messages, when the network enables or disables
enhanced uplink (EUL, sometimes referred to as high-speed
uplink packet access or HSUPA) while the UE is in the CELL_FACH
state, by changing SIB5 or SIB5bis. In this way, the network load
may be reduced, and a network blockage that otherwise might
result from large numbers of UEs simultaneously transmitting the
cell update message can be avoided. According to one example, a
network node may be configured to distribute CELL_UPDATE
messages or procedures to UEs when the network node enables
or disables EUL in CELL_FACH by changing SIB5 or SIB5bis over
time to reduce the network load. According to another example,
a UE may be configured for utilizing a random timer or back-off
timer to defer cell updates.

Each aspect the claims and make, when network in CELL on


mobile device (UE)-FACH state upon start using or forbidding
enhancement type up link (EUL, and sometimes is said as high
speed up link packet access or the HSUPA) time, change by SIB5
or SIB5bis, small area in the multi-honeycomb of the UE to the
corresponding signaling information expanded on in time (such as
honeycomb cell update information) and transmission. For the
method, network load can be reducing, and otherwise maybe
caused by the UE at the same time sending a cell update message
production of honeycomb network blocking can be avoided. A
20140086226 Transport of control protocol Certain aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.244; United States: 20140086226; China P.R.: CN104662990; Brazil: BR1120150055800; European Patent Convention:
for trusted WLAN (TWAN) wireless communications and, more particularly, to methods and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.244; EP2898748; India: 1185/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-533243; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0063440; Taiwan:
offload apparatus for utilizing a control protocol to establish multiple 201415837
packet data network (PDN) connections through a trusted wide
area network (TWAN). Techniques are provided for expanding
mobile network capacity by offloading traffic from wireless wide
area networks (WWAN) to other types of networks, including
wireless local area networks (WLAN).

CN104662990 Transport of control protocol Certain aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.244; United States: 20140086226; China P.R.: CN104662990; Brazil: BR1120150055800; European Patent Convention:
for trusted WLAN (TWAN) wireless communications and, more particularly, to methods and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.244; EP2898748; India: 1185/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-533243; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0063440; Taiwan:
offload apparatus for utilizing a control protocol to establish multiple 201415837
packet data network (PDN) connections through a trusted wide
area network (TWAN). Techniques are provided for expanding
mobile network capacity by offloading traffic from wireless wide
area networks (WWAN) to other types of networks, including
wireless local area networks (WLAN).

The content of claims some aspect relates generally to wireless


communication, specifically used for trusted by the wide area
network (TWAN) use control protocol for establishing a multi-
packet data network (PDN) connection method and its device.
Providing have by used for using service from wireless wide area
network (WWAN) to unload the other type network (including
wireless local area network (WLAN) for expansion technology of
mobile internet content.

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20140236588 Systems and methods for A method for mitigating potential frame instability by an SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.447; United States: 20140236588; China P.R.: CN104995674; Australia: 2013378793; Brazil: BR1120150201334; Canada:
mitigating potential frame electronic device is described. The method includes obtaining a 2897938; European Patent Convention: EP2959478; Hong Kong: 15112648.4; India: 4318/CHENP/2015; Indonesia:
instability frame subsequent in time to an erased frame. The method also P-00201505756; Israel: 240007; Japan: 2015-559227; Malaysia: PI2015702381; Philippines: WO2014130087;
includes determining whether the frame is potentially unstable. Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0119896; Russian Federation: 2015139895; Singapore: UNKNOWN; South Africa:
The method further includes applying a substitute weighting 2015/05942; Taiwan: 201434038; Thailand: 1501004736; Ukraine: 201509012; United Arab Emirates: 1044/2015;
value to generate a stable frame parameter if the frame is Vietnam: 1-2015-03443
potentially unstable.

CN104995674 Systems and methods for A method for mitigating potential frame instability by an SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.447; United States: 20140236588; China P.R.: CN104995674; Australia: 2013378793; Brazil: BR1120150201334; Canada:
mitigating potential frame electronic device is described. The method includes obtaining a 2897938; European Patent Convention: EP2959478; Hong Kong: 15112648.4; India: 4318/CHENP/2015; Indonesia:
instability frame subsequent in time to an erased frame. The method also P-00201505756; Israel: 240007; Japan: 2015-559227; Malaysia: PI2015702381; Philippines: WO2014130087;
includes determining whether the frame is potentially unstable. Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0119896; Russian Federation: 2015139895; Singapore: UNKNOWN; South Africa:
The method further includes applying a substitute weighting 2015/05942; Taiwan: 201434038; Thailand: 1501004736; Ukraine: 201509012; United Arab Emirates: 1044/2015;
value to generate a stable frame parameter if the frame is Vietnam: 1-2015-03443
potentially unstable.

The invention description of one use for electronic device by


reducing the potential frame not stability of method. The method
comprises obtaining time of in is erased in the frame after frame.
The method comprises determining the frame too is potentially
unstable. The method further includes information on the frame
potentially not stable and the following application to replace
weighted value to generate stable frame parameter.

20140229170 Systems and methods of A particular method includes determining, based on an inter-line SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20140229170; China P.R.: CN104956437; Australia: 2013377884; Brazil: BR1120150190561; Canada:
performing gain control spectral pair (LSP) spacing corresponding to an audio signal, that 2896811; European Patent Convention: EP2954524; Hong Kong: 15112044.4; India: 4077/CHENP/2015; Indonesia:
the audio signal includes a component corresponding to an P-00201505440; Israel: 239718; Japan: 2015-556928; Malaysia: PI 2015702274; Philippines: WO2014123578;
artifact-generating condition. The method also includes, in Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0116880; Russian Federation: 2015138122; Singapore: 11201505066S; South Africa:
response to determining that the audio signal includes the 2015/06578; Thailand: 1501004435; Ukraine: 201508663; United Arab Emirates: 993/2015; Vietnam: 1-2015-
component, adjusting a gain parameter corresponding to the 03191
audio signal. For example, the gain parameter may be adjusted
via gain attenuation and/or gain smoothing.

CN104956437 Systems and methods of A particular method includes determining, based on an inter-line SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20140229170; China P.R.: CN104956437; Australia: 2013377884; Brazil: BR1120150190561; Canada:
performing gain control spectral pair (LSP) spacing corresponding to an audio signal, that 2896811; European Patent Convention: EP2954524; Hong Kong: 15112044.4; India: 4077/CHENP/2015; Indonesia:
the audio signal includes a component corresponding to an P-00201505440; Israel: 239718; Japan: 2015-556928; Malaysia: PI 2015702274; Philippines: WO2014123578;
artifact-generating condition. The method also includes, in Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0116880; Russian Federation: 2015138122; Singapore: 11201505066S; South Africa:
response to determining that the audio signal includes the 2015/06578; Thailand: 1501004435; Ukraine: 201508663; United Arab Emirates: 993/2015; Vietnam: 1-2015-
component, adjusting a gain parameter corresponding to the 03191
audio signal. For example, the gain parameter may be adjusted
via gain attenuation and/or gain smoothing.

A kind of one specific method comprises based on audio signal


corresponding to the cross line spectrum pair LSP interval
determining the audio signal comprising in component
corresponding to the generation condition. Said method also
comprises in response to determining the audio signal including
the component, corresponding adjustment in gain parameter of
the audio signal. For example for example, can by gain
attenuation and/or gain smoothing for adjusting the gain
parameter.

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20140229171 Systems and Methods of A particular method includes determining, based on spectral SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20140229171; China P.R.: CN104969291; Australia: 2013377885; Brazil: BR1120150190405; Canada:
Performing Filtering for Gain information corresponding to an audio signal that includes a low- 2896814; European Patent Convention: EP2954523; Hong Kong: 15112045.3; India: 4075/CHENP/2015; Indonesia:
Determination band portion and a high-band portion, that the audio signal P-00201505439; Israel: 239719; Japan: 2015-556929; Malaysia: PI 2015702276; Philippines: WO2014123579;
includes a component corresponding to an artifact-generating Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0116881; Singapore: 11201505067T; South Africa: 2015/06577; Thailand: 1501004436;
condition. The method also includes filtering the high-band Ukraine: 201508656; Vietnam: 1-2015-03249
portion of the audio signal and generating an encoded signal.
Generating the encoded signal includes determining gain
information based on a ratio of a first energy corresponding to
filtered high-band output to a second energy corresponding to
the low-band portion to reduce an audible effect of the artifact-
generating condition.

CN104969291 Systems and Methods of A particular method includes determining, based on spectral SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20140229171; China P.R.: CN104969291; Australia: 2013377885; Brazil: BR1120150190405; Canada:
Performing Filtering for Gain information corresponding to an audio signal that includes a low- 2896814; European Patent Convention: EP2954523; Hong Kong: 15112045.3; India: 4075/CHENP/2015; Indonesia:
Determination band portion and a high-band portion, that the audio signal P-00201505439; Israel: 239719; Japan: 2015-556929; Malaysia: PI 2015702276; Philippines: WO2014123579;
includes a component corresponding to an artifact-generating Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0116881; Singapore: 11201505067T; South Africa: 2015/06577; Thailand: 1501004436;
condition. The method also includes filtering the high-band Ukraine: 201508656; Vietnam: 1-2015-03249
portion of the audio signal and generating an encoded signal.
Generating the encoded signal includes determining gain
information based on a ratio of a first energy corresponding to
filtered high-band output to a second energy corresponding to
the low-band portion to reduce an audible effect of the artifact-
generating condition.

A kind of one specific method comprises based on frequency


spectrum information corresponding to the audio signal
comprises low frequency band and high frequency band portion
part of the audio signal comprises determining corresponding
component in the generation condition. Said method also
comprises to the voice frequency signal and the high frequency
band portion carry out filtering and generating by code signal.
Generating the coding signal by including rate determined based
on information of the first energy corresponding to gain for
filtering high frequency band output by the second energy and is
corresponding to the low frequency band part and to decrease
the condition and can produce an audible effect.

20140236583 SYSTEMS AND METHODS A method for determining an interpolation factor set by an SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.447; United States: 20140236583; China P.R.: CN105074820; Australia: 2013378790; Brazil: BR1120150201342; Canada:
FOR DETERMINING AN electronic device is described. The method includes determining a 2898171; European Patent Convention: EP2959483; Hong Kong: UNKNOWN; India: 4319/CHENP/2015; Indonesia:
INTERPOLATION FACTOR SET value based on a current frame property and a previous frame P-00201505754; Israel: 240159; Japan: 2015-559225; Malaysia: PI2015702607; Philippines: WO2014130084;
FOR SYNTHESIZING A property. The method also includes determining whether the Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0121049; Russian Federation: 2015139814; Singapore: 11201505450X; South Africa:
SPEECH SIGNAL value is outside of a range. The method further includes 2015/06959; Taiwan: 201434036; Thailand: 1501004737; Ukraine: 201509011; United Arab Emirates: 1043/2015;
determining an interpolation factor set based on the value and a Vietnam: 1-2015-03442
prediction mode indicator if the value is outside of the range. The
method additionally includes synthesizing a speech signal.

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CN105074820 Systems and methods for A method for determining an interpolation factor set by an SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.447; United States: 20140236583; China P.R.: CN105074820; Australia: 2013378790; Brazil: BR1120150201342; Canada:
determining an interpolation electronic device is described. The method includes determining a 2898171; European Patent Convention: EP2959483; Hong Kong: UNKNOWN; India: 4319/CHENP/2015; Indonesia:
factor set value based on a current frame property and a previous frame P-00201505754; Israel: 240159; Japan: 2015-559225; Malaysia: PI2015702607; Philippines: WO2014130084;
property. The method also includes determining whether the Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0121049; Russian Federation: 2015139814; Singapore: 11201505450X; South Africa:
value is outside of a range. The method further includes 2015/06959; Taiwan: 201434036; Thailand: 1501004737; Ukraine: 201509011; United Arab Emirates: 1043/2015;
determining an interpolation factor set based on the value and a Vietnam: 1-2015-03442
prediction mode indicator if the value is outside of the range. The
method additionally includes synthesizing a speech signal.

The invention claims a method used for determining interpolation


factor group by electronic device. The method comprises the
deterministic value based on the present frame characteristics
and the previous frame characteristics. The method also
comprises determining whether the value is out of one range. The
method further includes determining interpolation factor group
based on the value and indicator of forecast mode under the
condition that said value is out of said range. The method
additionally includes a synthetic speech signal.

20140236587 SYSTEMS AND METHODS A method for controlling an average encoding rate by an SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20140236587; China P.R.: CN104995678; Brazil: BR1120150202500; European Patent Convention:
FOR CONTROLLING AN electronic device is described. The method includes obtaining a EP2959484; India: 4271/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-559226; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0120463; Taiwan:
AVERAGE ENCODING RATE speech signal. The method also includes determining a first 201440444
FOR SPEECH SIGNAL average rate. The method further includes determining a first
ENCODING threshold based on the first average rate. The method
additionally includes controlling the average encoding rate by
determining at least one other threshold based on the first
threshold. The method also includes sending an encoded speech
signal.

CN104995678 Systems and methods for A method for controlling an average encoding rate by an SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20140236587; China P.R.: CN104995678; Brazil: BR1120150202500; European Patent Convention:
controlling an average electronic device is described. The method includes obtaining a EP2959484; India: 4271/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-559226; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0120463; Taiwan:
encoding rate speech signal. The method also includes determining a first 201440444
average rate. The method further includes determining a first
threshold based on the first average rate. The method
additionally includes controlling the average encoding rate by
determining at least one other threshold based on the first
threshold. The method also includes sending an encoded speech
signal.

The invention describe a system and method used for controlling


average coding rate. The method comprises obtaining voice
signal. The method comprises determining the first average
speed too. The method further comprises the first average rate
determined based on the first threshold value. The method
includes extra based on the first threshold value determined by at
least one of other threshold value then controlling the average
coding rate. The method comprises sending too by encoding
voice signal.

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20140229172 Systems and methods of A method includes receiving a first value of a mixing factor. The SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20140229172; China P.R.: CN104956438; Australia: 2013377891; Brazil: BR1120150190421; Canada:
performing noise modulation first value corresponds to a first portion of an audio signal 2896965; European Patent Convention: EP2954525; Hong Kong: 15112032.8; India: 4121/CHENP/2015; Indonesia:
and gain adjustment received at an audio encoder. The method includes receiving a P-00201505314; Israel: 239749; Japan: 2015-556931; Malaysia: PI 2015702275; Mexico: MX/a/2015/010225;
second value of the mixing factor. The second value corresponds Philippines: WO2014123585; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0115843; Russian Federation: 2015138115; Singapore:
to a second portion of the audio signal. The method also includes 11201505147P; South Africa: 2015/06579; Thailand: 1501004437; Ukraine: 201508653; United Arab Emirates:
generating a third value of the mixing factor at least partially 991/2015; Vietnam: 1-2015-03250
based on the first value and the second value and mixing an
excitation signal with modulated noise based on the third value.
Another method includes determining a first set of spectral
frequency values corresponding to an audio signal and
determining a second set of spectral frequency values that
approximates the first set of spectral frequency values. A gain
value corresponding to at least a portion of the audio signal is
adjusted based on a difference between the first set and the
second set.

CN104956438 Systems and methods of A method includes receiving a first value of a mixing factor. The SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20140229172; China P.R.: CN104956438; Australia: 2013377891; Brazil: BR1120150190421; Canada:
performing noise modulation first value corresponds to a first portion of an audio signal 2896965; European Patent Convention: EP2954525; Hong Kong: 15112032.8; India: 4121/CHENP/2015; Indonesia:
and gain adjustment received at an audio encoder. The method includes receiving a P-00201505314; Israel: 239749; Japan: 2015-556931; Malaysia: PI 2015702275; Mexico: MX/a/2015/010225;
second value of the mixing factor. The second value corresponds Philippines: WO2014123585; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0115843; Russian Federation: 2015138115; Singapore:
to a second portion of the audio signal. The method also includes 11201505147P; South Africa: 2015/06579; Thailand: 1501004437; Ukraine: 201508653; United Arab Emirates:
generating a third value of the mixing factor at least partially 991/2015; Vietnam: 1-2015-03250
based on the first value and the second value and mixing an
excitation signal with modulated noise based on the third value.
Another method includes determining a first set of spectral
frequency values corresponding to an audio signal and
determining a second set of spectral frequency values that
approximates the first set of spectral frequency values. A gain
value corresponding to at least a portion of the audio signal is
adjusted based on a difference between the first set and the
second set.

A kind of method one comprises the first reception mixed factor


of value. The first value corresponding to the first frequency part
in audio signal to reception of the coder. The method comprises
receiving the second value the mixed factor is. The second value
corresponding to the second part in the audio signal is. The
method also comprises at least partially based on the first value
and the second value then the third value producing the mixing
factor and, and based on the third value for the drive signal and
adjust noise by mixing. The other method comprises determining
in the second set corresponding to the first set frequency value
and voice frequency signal frequency spectrum and the frequency
20140195651 Live timing for dynamic In one example, a client device for receiving information for SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20140195651; China P.R.: CN104885473; European Patent Convention: EP2941892; India:
adaptive streaming over streaming of media data includes a clock, and one or more 1589/MUMNP/2015; Japan: 2015-551778; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0105381
HTTP (DASH) processors configured to receive a media presentation
description (MPD) for media content, wherein the MPD includes
data indicative of wall-clock times at which the client device can
retrieve data of the media content from a source device, and
wherein the data indicates a synchronization method by which
the client device is to synchronize the wall-clock times with the
clock, synchronize the clock with the wall-clock times using the
method indicated by the MPD, and request data of the media
content from the source device using the synchronized clock. A
server device or source device may form and provide such an
MPD to a client device.

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CN104885473 Live timing for dynamic In one example, a client device for receiving information for SDO: ETSI Project: DASH Release 11 Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20140195651; China P.R.: CN104885473; European Patent Convention: EP2941892; India:
adaptive streaming over streaming of media data includes a clock, and one or more 1589/MUMNP/2015; Japan: 2015-551778; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0105381
HTTP (DASH) processors configured to receive a media presentation
description (MPD) for media content, wherein the MPD includes
data indicative of wall-clock times at which the client device can
retrieve data of the media content from a source device, and
wherein the data indicates a synchronization method by which
the client device is to synchronize the wall-clock times with the
clock, synchronize the clock with the wall-clock times using the
method indicated by the MPD, and request data of the media
content from the source device using the synchronized clock. A
server device or source device may form and provide such an
MPD to a client device.

In one example of two, one for reception of media data for


streaming transmission of information of the customer terminal
device comprises clock, and one or more of processor, said one or
more processor by configuration number to the receiving media
content for the media presenting description MPD, wherein the
MPD comprises the client terminal device can indicate data of
wall clock time data from source device and searching the
content of media, and the data indicating the synchronization
method by means of the synchronization method, the client
terminal device for using the wall clock time and the clock
synchronization, using the MPD of the indicator and the method
using the lock and the wall clock time synchronization, and using
said synchronous clock by the source device to request the media
20140201323 Supporting transport A proxy unit is configured to obtain mapping information that SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20140201323; China P.R.: 201480004712.9; Brazil: BR1120150169899; European Patent
diversity and time-shifted maps an identifier for media data to a resource location based on Convention: EP2946542; India: 3732/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-552894; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7022017
buffers for media streaming a service for retrieving the media data, wherein the service
over a network defines at least one of a plurality of types of transports for
transporting the media data, receive a request for the media data
from an application service client, determine whether the service
is available, and, when the service is available, cause the
application service client to receive the media data from a unit
that receives the media data using the service from the resource
location, based on the mapping information. In this manner, the
application service client may receive media data from the unit
(e.g., a middleware unit), which then receives the media data
using a service that defines transport according to, e.g., broadcast
or multicast transport, or another fashion (e.g., unicast) if the
defined transport is unavailable.

201480004712.9 Supporting transport SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 26.346; United States: 20140201323; China P.R.: 201480004712.9; Brazil: BR1120150169899; European Patent
diversity and time-shifted Convention: EP2946542; India: 3732/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-552894; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7022017
buffers for media streaming
over a network

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20140213256 Apparatus and method of Methods, systems, and devices are described for network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 20140213256; China P.R.: CN104937983; European Patent Convention: EP2949151; India:
network selection based on selection by a mobile device that enables a network selection SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302; 3736/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-555210; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7022055
available bandwidth based, at least in part, on a network access policy that indicates SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402;
use of a radio access technology (RAT) based on one or more SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302;
network characteristics. The network access policy may be
selectively applied based on one or more predetermined
conditions, such as a time of day, mobile device location, RAT
access cost, roaming status, subscription profile, and/or data
usage, for example, In some examples, when the network access
policy is applied, the mobile device may be configured to select
from among a number of access nodes that may operate using
different RATs, such as cellular access node(s) or Wireless Local
Area Network (WLAN) access node(s). Communications may be
established with a selected access node based at least in part on
network conditions such as available bandwidth for an access
node.

CN104937983 Apparatus and method of Methods, systems, and devices are described for network SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 20140213256; China P.R.: CN104937983; European Patent Convention: EP2949151; India:
network selection based on selection by a mobile device that enables a network selection SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302; 3736/CHENP/2015; Japan: 2015-555210; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-7022055
available bandwidth based, at least in part, on a network access policy that indicates SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402;
use of a radio access technology (RAT) based on one or more SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302;
network characteristics. The network access policy may be
selectively applied based on one or more predetermined
conditions, such as a time of day, mobile device location, RAT
access cost, roaming status, subscription profile, and/or data
usage, for example, In some examples, when the network access
policy is applied, the mobile device may be configured to select
from among a number of access nodes that may operate using
different RATs, such as cellular access node(s) or Wireless Local
Area Network (WLAN) access node(s). Communications may be
established with a selected access node based at least in part on
network conditions such as available bandwidth for an access
node.

Description herein of select network and mobile device and


method, system and device, mobile device at least partially based
on data of one or more of the whole network characteristic for
indicating wireless access technology (RAT) and using the
network access strategy, for realize network selection. Can be
one based on one or more of the predetermined condition (such
as, such as days in one time, mobile device location, RAT access
cost, roaming status, subscription profile and/or data use), for
selective application of the internet access strategy. And in some
examples, time when apply network access strategy, the mobile

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20140287746 Decoupling WLAN selection In one or more mobile stations of a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 20140287746; China P.R.: CN105052210; European Patent Convention: EP2976916; India:
from PLMN/service provider network, a method for network node selection in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302; 4935/CHENP/2015; Japan: UNKNOWN; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0134378
selection communication system by a mobile entity may include receiving, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402;
from a home network, a message comprising a policy associated SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302;
with network node selection, determining whether the home
network policy has precedence over a policy of a visited network
based on the message, and selecting a network node based on
the policy of the home network, in response to determining the
home network policy has precedence over the visited network
policy. The policy may include at least one of mobility or routing
policies. The message may include an indication of precedence
between the home network and one or more visited networks. A
communication apparatus, for example a mobile entity, may be
configured for performing these and other aspects of the
method.

CN105052210 Decoupling WLAN selection In one or more mobile stations of a wireless communication SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 20140287746; China P.R.: CN105052210; European Patent Convention: EP2976916; India:
from PLMN/service provider network, a method for network node selection in a wireless SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302; 4935/CHENP/2015; Japan: UNKNOWN; Republic of Korea: 10-2015-0134378
selection communication system by a mobile entity may include receiving, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402;
from a home network, a message comprising a policy associated SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302;
with network node selection, determining whether the home
network policy has precedence over a policy of a visited network
based on the message, and selecting a network node based on
the policy of the home network, in response to determining the
home network policy has precedence over the visited network
policy. The policy may include at least one of mobility or routing
policies. The message may include an indication of precedence
between the home network and one or more visited networks. A
communication apparatus, for example a mobile entity, may be
configured for performing these and other aspects of the
method.

In wireless communication network is one of or multiple of


mobile station in, one kind of mobile entity and in use for wireless
communication system by network node selection method can
include from the home network comprises receiving network
node and select information of each relevant strategy and, based
on the information for determining home network and strategy is
priority for access the network by the strategy, and in response to
the determined home network strategy priority for the access by
the network strategy, strategy based on the home network for
selecting the network node. The strategy can include moving
strategy or at least one item of route strategy is. The information

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20140314001 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatuses relating to wireless communication of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.319; United States: 20140314001; China P.R.: CN105122922; European Patent Convention: 14726053.3; India:
configuring uplink and a user equipment (UE) are provided including receiving downlink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.331; 2645/MUMNP/2015; Japan: UNKNOWN
downlink serving cells in wireless communications from multiple cells in an active set,
wireless communications receiving at least one of scheduling information for one or more
downlink transmissions or one or more non-serving resource
grants from a first cell in the active set, and receiving one or more
serving resource grants for uplink communications from a second
cell in the active set. In the wireless network, a second cell can be
assigned as an uplink serving cell for uplink communications with
the UE that is different from a first cell assigned as a downlink
serving cell for downlink communications with the UE, and
downlink transmissions can be scheduled from the downlink
serving cell to the UE, and/or one or more serving resource grants
can be transmitted from the uplink serving cell to the UE.

CN105122922 Method and apparatus for Methods and apparatuses relating to wireless communication of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.319; United States: 20140314001; China P.R.: CN105122922; European Patent Convention: 14726053.3; India:
configuring uplink and a user equipment (UE) are provided including receiving downlink SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.331; 2645/MUMNP/2015; Japan: UNKNOWN
downlink serving cells in wireless communications from multiple cells in an active set,
wireless communications receiving at least one of scheduling information for one or more
downlink transmissions or one or more non-serving resource
grants from a first cell in the active set, and receiving one or more
serving resource grants for uplink communications from a second
cell in the active set. In the wireless network, a second cell can be
assigned as an uplink serving cell for uplink communications with
the UE that is different from a first cell assigned as a downlink
serving cell for downlink communications with the UE, and
downlink transmissions can be scheduled from the downlink
serving cell to the UE, and/or one or more serving resource grants
can be transmitted from the uplink serving cell to the UE.

Supply of relates to user device (UE) and method and device of


wireless communication, including active collective from multiple
of the honeycomb cell receiving down link wireless
communication, and from the first honeycomb active collective of
cell receiving the dispatching information or one or more one of
non service resource to one or multi-one of down link
transmission granting of at least, and the second honeycomb cell
from active collective is used for receiving up link communication
of one or one more of service resource granting. And in wireless
network, the second honeycomb cell can be assigned for use for
up link service honeycomb cell and the up link communication of
UE, the up chain service honeycomb cell is different is assigned
20140369247 Reduced circuit-switched Aspects of the disclosure are directed to a method, apparatus, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.211; United States: 20140369247; China P.R.: 201480034589.5; Brazil: BR1120150318860; Canada: 2912417; European
voice user equipment and computer software for wireless communication. In various Patent Convention: 14741451; India: 3228/MUMNP/2015; Japan: UNKNOWN; Patent Cooperation Treaty:
current using discontinuous examples, DTX is enabled for the transmission of voice frames WO2014205080; Republic of Korea: 10-2016-7000808
transmissions on dedicated corresponding to a circuit-switched voice call. That is, the voice
channels frames may be transmitted during a portion of a transmission
time interval TTI that is less than an entirety of the TTI (for
example, during half of the TTI). The transmission may be
suspended during a remainder of the TTI following the portion of
the TTI.

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voice user equipment Patent Convention: 14741451; India: 3228/MUMNP/2015; Japan: UNKNOWN; Patent Cooperation Treaty:
current using discontinuous WO2014205080; Republic of Korea: 10-2016-7000808
transmissions on dedicated
channels

20150020168 Trusted wireless local area A method to support two scenarios in trusted wireless local area SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 20150020168; China P.R.: UNKNOWN; European Patent Convention: 14750044.1; India:
network (WLAN) access network (WLAN) access is provided herein. The method may be SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302; 7408/CHENP/2015; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015006682; Taiwan: 201507526
scenarios performed, for example, by a user equipment (UE). The method SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402;
generally includes requesting a nonseamless wireless offload SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302;
(NSWO) connection to a network during an extensible
authentication protocol (EAP) procedure and receiving, after
successful authentication, at least one of an internet protocol (IP)
address or a reason code from a network entity indicating NSWO
is not allowed.

UNKNOWN Trusted wireless local area SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 20150020168; China P.R.: UNKNOWN; European Patent Convention: 14750044.1; India:
network (WLAN) access SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302; 7408/CHENP/2015; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015006682; Taiwan: 201507526
scenarios SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402;
SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302
9137695 Apparatus and methods for Disclosed are systems and methods for continuous inter- SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 9137695
continuous inter-frequency frequency measurement reconfigurations in a DC-HSUPA User SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 9 Spec: TS 25.331;
measurement Equipment (UE). In one aspect, the system may configure the UE
reconfigurations of DC- to perform intra-frequency measurements on a frequency f1 and
HSUPA UE inter-frequency measurements on a frequency f2 in a dual carrier
(DC) downlink (DL) mode and a single carrier (SC) uplink (UL)
mode. The system may then reconfigure the UE to operate in a
DC UL mode and continuing to perform inter-frequency
measurements on the frequency f2 in the DC UL mode. The
system may then reconfigure the UE to operate in the SC UL
mode and continuing to perform inter-frequency measurements
on frequency f2 in the SC UL mode.

20150072736 APPARATUS AND METHODS Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to a polling interval SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 31.111; United States: 20150072736; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015038537
FOR NEGOTIATING negotiation scheme between a universal integrated circuit card SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 31.111;
PROACTIVE POLLING (UICC) and a wireless terminal. A wireless terminal and a UICC are
INTERVAL communicating at a first polling interval. The wireless terminal
may send a proposed polling interval to the UICC. The wireless
terminal determines a response of the UICC to the proposed
polling interval, and communicates with the UICC at a second
polling interval based on the response of the UICC.

20150317994 High band excitation signal A particular method includes determining, at a device, a voicing SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150317994; Argentina: P150101015; Bangladesh: BD/P/2015/000103; Gulf Cooperation Council:
generation classification of an input signal. The input signal corresponds to an 2015/29299; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015167732; Taiwan: 104111025
audio signal. The method also includes controlling an amount of
an envelope of a representation of the input signal based on the
voicing classification. The method further includes modulating a
white noise signal based on the controlled amount of the
envelope. The method also includes generating a high band
excitation signal based on the modulated white noise signal.

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20150106084 ESTIMATION OF MIXING A method includes generating a high-band residual signal based SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150106084; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015054492
FACTORS TO GENERATE on a high-band portion of an audio signal. The method also
HIGH-BAND EXCITATION includes generating a harmonically extended signal at least
SIGNAL partially based on a low-band portion of the audio signal. The
method further includes determining a mixing factor based on the
high-band residual signal, the harmonically extended signal, and
modulated noise. The modulated noise is at least partially based
on the harmonically extended signal and white noise.

20150106102 Gain shape estimation for A method includes determining, at a speech encoder, first gain SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150106102; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015054421; Taiwan: 201521020
improved tracking of high- shape parameters based on a harmonically extended signal
band temporal and/or based on a high-band residual signal associated with a
characteristics high-band portion of an audio signal. The method also includes
determining second gain shape parameters based on a
synthesized high-band signal and based on the high-band portion
of the audio signal. The method further includes inserting the first
gain parameters and the second gain shape parameters into an
encoded version of the audio signal to enable gain adjustment
during reproduction of the audio signal from the encoded version
of the audio signal.

20150063301 Operator controlled APN Systems and methods for operator controlled APN routing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402; United States: 20150063301; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015035075; Taiwan: 201517560
routing mapping mapping are described herein. In one embodiment, a method for SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302;
routing policy evaluation in a wireless communication system SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 23.402;
comprises receiving, from a home network, a message comprising SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.302;
a home network policy associated with network node routing,
and receiving, from a visited network, another message
comprising a visited network policy associated with network node
routing. The method also comprises evaluating the home
network policy to determine whether to route data traffic via one
of a wireless node offload or a designated access point name
(APN), evaluating the home network policy to determine whether
the home network policy has priority over the visited network
policy, and ignoring a rule of the visited network policy associated
with routing the data traffic in response to a determination that
the home network policy has priority.

20150106107 Systems and methods of A method includes determining a first modeled high-band signal SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150106107; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015057680
energy-scaled signal based on a low-band excitation signal of an audio signal, where
processing the audio signal includes a high-band portion and a low-band
portion. The method also includes determining scaling factors
based on energy of sub-frames of the first modeled high-band
signal and energy of corresponding sub-frames of the high-band
portion of the audio signal. The method includes applying the
scaling factors to a modeled high-band excitation signal to
determine a scaled high-band excitation signal and determining a
second modeled high-band signal based on the scaled high-band
excitation signal. The method includes determining gain
parameters based on the second modeled high-band signal and
the high-band portion of the audio signal.

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20150106106 Systems and methods of A method includes receiving a second audio frame at a decoder. SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150106106; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015054512
communicating redundant The second audio frame follows a first audio frame in an audio
frame information signal and includes a first number of bits allocated to primary
coding information associated with the second audio frame, a
second number of bits allocated to redundant coding information
associated with the first audio frame, and an indicator of a frame
type of the first audio frame. In response to a frame erasure
condition associated with the first audio frame, the second
number of bits is determined based on the indicator and used to
decode the first audio frame. In clean channel conditions, the first
audio frame is received and decoded based on primary coding
bits in the first audio frame, and the first number of bits is
determined based on the indicator and used to decode the
second audio frame.

20150170662 High-band signal modeling A method includes filtering, at a speech encoder, an audio signal SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150170662; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015095008
into a first group of sub-bands within a first frequency range and
a second group of sub-bands within a second frequency range.
The method also includes generating a harmonically extended
signal based on the first group of sub-bands. The method further
includes generating a third group of sub-bands based, at least in
part, on the harmonically extended signal. The third group of sub-
bands corresponds to the second group of sub-bands. The
method also includes determining a first adjustment parameter
for a first sub-band in the third group of sub-bands or a second
adjustment parameter for a second sub-band in the third group of
sub-bands. The first adjustment parameter is based on a metric of
a first sub-band in the second group of sub-bands, and the second
adjustment parameter is based on a metric of a second sub-band
in the second group of sub-bands.

7162245 Intersystem call transfer A method for intersystem transfer of calls from a first cellular SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TR 25.832; United States: 7162245; China P.R.: ZL01137681.3; France: FR2816799; France: EP1207713; Germany: EP1207713;
method for use in cellular mobile radio system using the macrodiversity transmission SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.423; Great Britain: EP1207713; Italy: EP1207713; Spain: EP1207713
mobile radio systems technique to a second cellular mobile radio system, the
macrodiversity transmission using a radio network controller of
the first system, referred to as the serving controller, and at least
one other radio network controller of the first system, referred to
as the drift controller, wherein adjoining cell information relating
to the second system is signaled to the serving controller by at
least one drift controller controlling at least one serving cell
belonging to the first system and having at least one adjoining cell
belonging to the second system.

ZL01137681.3 Intersystem cell transfer A kind of the calling between transferred to a second system of a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TR 25.832; United States: 7162245; China P.R.: ZL01137681.3; France: FR2816799; France: EP1207713; Germany: EP1207713;
method or cellular mobile cellular mobile radio system from a macro-diversity rotating input SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.423; Great Britain: EP1207713; Italy: EP1207713; Spain: EP1207713
radio system technology of a cellular mobile radio system call transfer, the
macrodiversity transmission using a system of called service
control to the first radio network controller and at least one
called drift control of other radio network controller, wherein the
system for neighbour cell information according to at least one of
the at least one belonging to the first system and is provided with
at least one belonging to the second system of neighbouring cell
of the service cell of the drift controller sends to the service
control signal.

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20150228288 Harmonic bandwidth A method includes separating, at a device, an input audio signal SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 20150228288; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015123210; Taiwan: 201535356
extension of audio signals into at least a low-band signal and a high-band signal. The low-
band signal corresponds to a low-band frequency range and the
high-band signal corresponds to a high-band frequency range.
The method also includes selecting a non-linear processing
function of a plurality of non-linear processing functions. The
method further includes generating a first extended signal based
on the low-band signal and the non-linear processing function.
The method also includes generating at least one adjustment
parameter based on the first extended signal, the high-band
signal, or both.

20150279382 Systems and methods of A particular method includes encoding a first frame of an audio SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150279382; Bangladesh: BD/P/2015/000091; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015153491
switching coding signal using a first encoder. The method also includes generating,
technologies at a device during encoding of the first frame, a baseband signal that includes
content corresponding to a high band portion of the audio signal.
The method further includes encoding a second frame of the
audio signal using a second encoder, where encoding the second
frame includes processing the baseband signal to generate high
band parameters associated with the second frame.

20150279384 High-band signal coding A method includes receiving, at a vocoder, an audio signal SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150279384; Bangladesh: BD/P/2015/000094; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015153548;
using multiple sub-bands sampled at a first sample rate. The method also includes Taiwan: 201541452
generating, at a low-band encoder of the vocoder, a low-band
excitation signal based on a low-band portion of the audio signal.
The method further includes generating a first baseband signal at
a high-band encoder of the vocoder. Generating the first
baseband signal includes performing a spectral flip operation on a
nonlinearly transformed version of the low-band excitation signal.
The first baseband signal corresponds to a first sub-band of a high-
band portion of the audio signal. The method also includes
generating a second baseband signal corresponding to a second
sub-band of the high-band portion of the audio signal. The first
sub-band is distinct from the second sub-band.

20150271769 HS-DPCCH overhead The disclosure provides for reducing uplink control channel SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 20150271769; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015142653
reduction in multi-RAB overhead at a user equipment (UE). The UE may determine that a
scenarios total transmit power of the UE exceeds an allocated power. The
UE may then scale a transmit power of a high-speed dedicated
physical control channel (HS-DPCCH) relative to a dedicated
physical control channel (DPCCH) in response to the
determination that the UE is power limited. The UE may scale the
transmit power of the HS-DPCCH when there is no downlink
activity as determined, for example, by expiration of a timer. In
an aspect, the UE may transmit an indication that the UE is power
limited, for example, by using a most-significant bit of a transport
format combination index. In another aspect, the UE may receive
an indication that a downlink transmission is imminent and, in
response, the UE may transmit the HS-DPCCH without scaling its
corresponding transmit power.

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20150327129 Wireless local area network Methods, systems, and devices are described for Wireless Local SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 23.060; United States: 20150327129; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015171992; Taiwan: 104114758
offloading through radio Area Network (WLAN) offloading through radio access network
access network rules rules. In one embodiment of a method of wireless
communication, a mobile device may determine that Radio
Access Network (RAN) assistance information is unavailable, the
RAN assistance information including a first set of thresholds for
switching a Packet Data Network (PDN) connection of the mobile
device from a WLAN to a Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN).
The mobile device may further access a second set of thresholds
based at least in part on the determining, and the mobile device
may determine to switch the PDN connection from the WLAN to
the WWAN based at least in part on the second set of thresholds.

14/809,085 System and method of A device includes a receiver, a buffer, and an analyzer. The SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 14/809,085; Patent Cooperation Treaty: PCT/US2015/042316
redundancy based packet receiver is configured to receive packets that correspond to at
transmission error recovery least a subset of a sequence of packets and that include error
correction data. The error correction data of a first packet of the
packets includes a partial copy of a second packet. The buffer is
configured to store the packets. The analyzer is configured to
determine whether a first particular packet of the sequence is
missing from the buffer, to determine whether a partial copy of
the first particular packet is stored in the buffer as error
correction data in a second particular packet, to update a value
based at least in part on whether the first particular packet is
missing from the buffer and the partial copy of the first particular
packet is stored in the buffer, and to adjust an error recovery
parameter based at least in part on the value.

14/809,098 System and method of A device includes a receiver, a buffer, a transmitter, and an SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.442; United States: 14/809,098; Patent Cooperation Treaty: PCT/US2015/042314
redundancy based packet analyzer. The receiver is configured to receive a plurality of
transmission error recovery packets that corresponds to at least a subset of a sequence of
packets. Error correction data of a first packet of the plurality of
packets includes a partial copy of a second packet of the plurality
of packets. The analyzer is configured to determine whether a
particular packet of the sequence is missing from the buffer, and
to determine whether a partial copy of the particular packet is
stored in the buffer. The analyzer is also configured to send, via
the transmitter, a retransmit message to a second device based
at least in part on determining that the buffer does not store the
particular packet and that the buffer does not store the partial
copy of the particular packet.

14/749,474 Offset selection for error A method includes determining, at a decoder of a first device, an SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.448; United States: 14/749,474; Patent Cooperation Treaty: PCT/US2015/037789
correction data offset value corresponding to an offset between a first particular
packet and a second particular packet. The first device includes a
de-jitter buffer. The method also includes transmitting the offset
value to an encoder of a second device to enable the second
device to send packets to the first device based on the offset
value.

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20150380008 High-band signal coding A method includes generating a first signal corresponding to a SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150380008; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015200859
using mismatched frequency first component of a high-band portion of an audio signal. The
ranges first component has a first frequency range. The method includes
generating a high-band excitation signal corresponding to a
second component of the high-band portion of the audio signal.
The second component has a second frequency range differs
from the first frequency range. The high-band excitation signal is
provided to a filter having filter coefficients generated based on
the first signal to generate a synthesized version of the high-band
portion of the audio signal.

20150380006 Temporal gain adjustment The present disclosure provides techniques for adjusting a SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150380006; Argentina: P150101904; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015199954; Taiwan:
based on high-band signal temporal gain parameter and for adjusting linear prediction 104119306
characteristic coefficients. A value of the temporal gain parameter may be
based on a comparison of a synthesized high-band portion of an
audio signal to a high-band portion of the audio signal. If a signal
characteristic of an upper frequency range of the high-band
portion satisfies a first threshold, the temporal gain parameter
may be adjusted. A linear prediction (LP) gain may be determined
based on an LP gain operation that uses a first value for an LP
order. The LP gain may be associated with an energy level of an
LP synthesis filter. The LP order may be reduced if the LP gain
satisfies a second threshold.

20150380007 Temporal gain adjustment The present disclosure provides techniques for adjusting a SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 20150380007; Argentina: P150101905; Patent Cooperation Treaty: WO2015199955
based on high-band signal temporal gain parameter and for adjusting linear prediction
characteristic coefficients. A value of the temporal gain parameter may be
based on a comparison of a synthesized high-band portion of an
audio signal to a high-band portion of the audio signal. If a signal
characteristic of an upper frequency range of the high-band
portion satisfies a first threshold, the temporal gain parameter
may be adjusted. A linear prediction (LP) gain may be determined
based on an LP gain operation that uses a first value for an LP
order. The LP gain may be associated with an energy level of an
LP synthesis filter. The LP order may be reduced if the LP gain
satisfies a second threshold.

14/849,322 Techniques for optimizing Example methods and apparatuses for managing polling in SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.334; United States: 14/849,322; Patent Cooperation Treaty: PCT/US2015/049460
HTTP implementation as a devicesimplementing proximity services are presented. For
transport protocol for EPC- instance, an example method ofpolling management in a ProSe
level proximity services system is presented, which includes receiving, at anetwork entity,
(ProSe) discovery a polling message from a first UE. In addition, the example
methodmay also include receiving, at the network entity and
after receiving the pollingmessage, one or both of a first location
report associated with the first UE and a secondlocation report
associated with a second UE. Furthermore, the example method
mayinclude determining whether to generate a polling response
message upon receiving oneor both of the first location report
and the second location report, wherein the pollingresponse
message includes a next polling time for the first UE that is based
on a locationreporting schedule associated with one or both ofthe
first UE and the second UE.

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14/928,899 Techniques for managing Various aspects described herein relate to establishing services in SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.008; United States: 14/928,899; Patent Cooperation Treaty: PCT/US2015/058598
services following an wirelesscommunications. A service request related to establishing SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 12 Spec: TS 24.301;
authentication failure in a a service over an establishedradio bearer can be transmitted. An SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.008;
wireless communication authentication failure for the service request can bedetected. It SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 12 Spec: TS 24.301;
system can be determined whether a procedure related to the service
request issuccessfully completed. In can also be determined
whether to terminate the establishedradio bearer based at least
in part on the determination of whether the procedure relatedto
the service request is successfully completed.

8625540 Mobile Communication A mobile communication system includes a mobile station device SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8625540; United States: 8989153; China P.R.: CN101926197; Australia: 2009212613; Austria:
System, Base Station Device, and a base station device. The base station device includes a cell SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.367; EP2242305; Canada: 2713854; Eurasian Patent Convention: 22231; European Patent Convention: EP2753115;
Mobile Station Device, and identification information transmission unit which transmits cell France: EP2242305; Germany: EP2242305; Great Britain: EP2242305; Hong Kong: HK1147633; Hungary:
Mobile Communication identification information of base station devices transmitting EP2242305; India: 4882/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2242305; Japan: 4646337; Liechtenstein: EP2242305; Mexico:
Method radio signals of the same synchronization channel, to the mobile MX/a/2010/008504; Republic of Korea: 10-1154780; Spain: EP2242305; Switzerland: EP2242305
station device when there are at least two base station devices
transmitting radio signals of the same synchronization channel
within a predetermined communication area. The mobile station
device includes a measurement result transmission unit which
performs a measurement process based on the cell identification
information of the base station devices and transmits the
measurement result acquired by the measurement process to the
base station device.

8989153 Mobile Communication A mobile communication system includes a mobile station device SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 8625540; United States: 8989153; China P.R.: CN101926197; Australia: 2009212613; Austria:
System, Base Station Device, and a base station device. The base station device includes a cell SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.367; EP2242305; Canada: 2713854; Eurasian Patent Convention: 22231; European Patent Convention: EP2753115;
Mobile Station Device, and identification information transmission unit which transmits cell France: EP2242305; Germany: EP2242305; Great Britain: EP2242305; Hong Kong: HK1147633; Hungary:
Mobile Communication identification information of base station devices transmitting EP2242305; India: 4882/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2242305; Japan: 4646337; Liechtenstein: EP2242305; Mexico:
Method radio signals of the same synchronization channel, to the mobile MX/a/2010/008504; Republic of Korea: 10-1154780; Spain: EP2242305; Switzerland: EP2242305
station device when there are at least two base station devices
transmitting radio signals of the same synchronization channel
within a predetermined communication area. The mobile station
device includes a measurement result transmission unit which
performs a measurement process based on the cell identification
information of the base station devices and transmits the
measurement result acquired by the measurement process to the
base station device.

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System, Base Station Device, device and a base station device. In the case where at least two SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.367; EP2242305; Canada: 2713854; Eurasian Patent Convention: 22231; European Patent Convention: EP2753115;
Mobile Station Device, and base station devices for transmitting radio signals of the same France: EP2242305; Germany: EP2242305; Great Britain: EP2242305; Hong Kong: HK1147633; Hungary:
Mobile Communication synchronization channel exist in a predetermined communication EP2242305; India: 4882/CHENP/2010; Ireland: EP2242305; Japan: 4646337; Liechtenstein: EP2242305; Mexico:
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information transmitting section for transmitting the cell
identification information of the base station devices which
transmit the radio signals of the same synchronization channel to
the mobile station device. The mobile station device includes a
measurement result transmitting section for performing
measurement processing based on the cell identification
information of the base station devices and transmitting the
result of the measurement obtained by the measurement
processing to the base station devices.

A mobile communication system comprises a mobile station


device and a base station device. In the case where at least two
base station devices for transmitting radio signals of the same
synchronization channel exist in a predetermined communication
range, the base station devices include a cell identification
information transmitting section for transmitting the cell
identification information of the base station devices which
transmit the radio signals of the same synchronization channel to
the mobile station device. The mobile station device includes a
measurement result transmitting section for performing
measurement processing based on the cell identification
information of the base station devices and transmitting the
7822407 METHOD FOR SELECTING The present invention discloses a method for a network to choose SDO: ETSI Project: SAE Spec: TR 33.978; United States: 7822407; China P.R.: ZL200510093819.8; Germany: EP1701505; Great Britain: EP1701505
THE AUTHENTICATION an authentication mode, wherein the key lies in that, according to
MANNER AT THE NETWORK the received authentication information in the authentication
SIDE vector request message from S-CSCF as well as according to type
of the requesting subscriber, HSS returns authentication
information of the Early-IMS-based authentication vector to S-
CSCF, or returns authentication information of the Full-IMS-based
authentication mode to S-CSCF, or directly returns failure
information to S-CSCF. If it is under the former two situations, the
subscriber will be authenticated by adopting the corresponding
authentication mode, and then S-CSCF will return access-allowed
or access-rejected information to the subscriber according to
authentication result. If it is in the latter situation, S-CSCF will
directly send access-rejected information to the subscriber. By
applying the present invention, the network can choose a proper
authentication mode to authenticate the subscriber according to
the subscriber's requirements, so that processing ability of the
network is enhanced and the network is compatible with original
security protocols to the fullest extent.

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ZL200510093819.8 Method of selecting right The invention claims a method of authenticating network side SDO: ETSI Project: SAE Spec: TR 33.978; United States: 7822407; China P.R.: ZL200510093819.8; Germany: EP1701505; Great Britain: EP1701505
identification mode at selects mode, wherein the HSS according to the received
network side message from the S-CSCF the authentication vector to the
authentication information, and wherein the fetch request type
of the user to support the authentication information of the Early
IMS authentication mode to S-CSCF, or authentication
information for 3G authentication method, or directly returning
fault information to S-CSCF. Wherein if the former two, then the
corresponding authentication mode authentication, according to
S-CSCF according to authentication result to the user to access or
rejecting access information. If is at last one kind of situation, the
S-CSCF directly sends access forbidden information to the UE. The
invention, the network side can select the correct authentication
mode according to the requirement of the user to the user and
improves the network side process the abnormal condition of the
network side compatible original security protocol to the utmost
extent.

ZL200710195947.2 Access network switching The invention claims an access network switching method, SDO: ETSI Project: SAE Spec: TS 23.402; China P.R.: ZL200710195947.2; Germany: EP2169849; Great Britain: EP2169849
method, anchor point anchor management device, the mobile access device. The
management equipment and method comprises the mobile terminal from the first network
mobile access equipment using the first mobile management protocol to the second
network using the second mobile management protocol of the
access gateway or MME obtains corresponding to the mobile
management protocol of the anchor address from the anchor
management device corresponding to the mobile management
protocol comprises the address of the anchor point and the
second mobile management protocol corresponding to the
anchor address, and the second mobile management protocol of
the anchor point address indicating the mobile terminal to anchor
device used in the first network corresponding to the second
mobile management protocol of the anchor address, the second
mobile management protocol, establishing access gateway or
MME to the second mobile management protocol corresponding
to the anchor point address indicating the anchor device.
Technical solution of the embodiment of the invention, when the
access network uses the different mobile management protocol
in the switching, it can keep data service.

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ZL03148006.3 A method for transmitting The invention claims a kind of the wireless local area network SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 23.234; China P.R.: ZL03148006.3; Australia: 2004250733; France: EP1638247; Great Britain: EP1638247; Russian
service data to WLAN user (WLAN) service data sent by the user for sending service access Federation: 2304853
notice to the WLAN user terminal informing unit, WLAN user
terminal after the access network with the network between the
sending service access notice the duration as common channel in
the network, the service unit sending data to establish directly
connected to the WLAN user terminal and itself, the method
further comprises: the service unit sends the service accessing to
the service notice unit after the service notification unit after
receiving the service access information, querying and obtaining
the WLAN user terminal to establish the public channel of the
route information and service informing unit according to the
obtained route information, the service access information to the
WLAN user terminal through the established the public channel.
The method of the invention is not established under the
condition that between devices that are not directly connected to
the user terminal and access service, the service access notice
sent to the user terminal.

7941121 METHOD FOR VERIFYING The invention disclose a method for verifying the validity of a SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 33.220; United States: 7941121; China P.R.: ZL200310113230.0; Canada: 2545229; European Patent Convention:
THE VALIDITY OF A USER user, making full use of a TID as the bridge for establishing EP1681793
confidence between a NAF and a user equipment, and the BSF
assigning a term of validity for the TID, thereby extending the
function of the TID, enabling the NAF to verify the term of validity
for using the TID, and accordingly, achieving a further verification
of the validity to the user. By using the method of the invention, it
is possible to avoid the situation in which one TID is permanently
valid for one or more NAFs, enhance the system security,
decrease the risks caused by the theft of users' TID and
corresponding secret keys, and at the same time, implement TID
management by the NAF. In addition, a combination of the
method with billing system makes it easy to implement the
function of charging a user.

ZL200310113230.0 Method for authenticating The invention claims a kind of checking user validity of method, SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 33.220; United States: 7941121; China P.R.: ZL200310113230.0; Canada: 2545229; European Patent Convention:
users fully uses the feature TID as NAF and user establishes trust EP1681793
relationship bridge, BSF according to the TID distribution valid
period, increases the function of the TID, the NAF can carry out
detection to the value of the first validity period the user
application TID, so as to achieve the aim of further verifying the
user; The invention, which avoids a TID aiming situation NAF
permanent effectively, increasing the safety of the system,
reduces the danger caused by the stolen user TID and
corresponding key, at the same time and realize the NAF to TID
for management via different files. In addition, the invention is
combined with and billing system, it is easy to realize charging
function for user.

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20120110138 METHOD, SYSTEM AND A method for implementing a Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) SDO: ETSI Project: Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20120110138; China P.R.: ZL200910110053.8; China P.R.: ZL201010282187.0; Australia:
NETWORK DEVICE FOR based streaming service is disclosed in the embodiments of the 2010314582; India: 9967/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5500531; Republic of Korea: 10-1361021
IMPLEMENTING HTTP-BASED present invention. The method includes: a server receives a
STREAMING SERVICE request from a client, and returns, to the client according to a
request for a media presentation description file, a response that
carries the media presentation description file; the server sets up
a time synchronization relationship with the client; and the server
receives a uniform resource locator from the client, obtains a
corresponding media fragment file, and returns the media
fragment file to the client for playing on the client, where the
uniform resource locator is a uniform resource locator of a media
fragment that is determined by the client and is required to be
played, and is used for the client to request the media fragment
file from the server.

ZL200910110053.8 Method for realizing HTTP- The embodiment of the invention discloses a method for realizing SDO: ETSI Project: Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20120110138; China P.R.: ZL200910110053.8; China P.R.: ZL201010282187.0; Australia:
based stream media service, hyper text transport protocol (HTTP)-based stream media service, 2010314582; India: 9967/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5500531; Republic of Korea: 10-1361021
system and network which comprises the following steps that: a server sends live
equipment broadcast start time and the current time of the server so as to
allow a client to determine position indicating information of
media clips which need to be broadcasted according to the live
broadcast start time and the current time of the server; the
server receives the position indicating information of the media
clips which need to be broadcasted from the client; and the
server acquires the media clips corresponding to the position
indicating information according to the position indicating
information and sends a media clip document to the client. The
embodiment of the invention also discloses a network system
and network equipment. By the embodiment of the invention,
the client can acquire the position information of media data on
the server to realize HTTP-based stream media live broadcast
service.

ZL201010282187.0 Method, system and The embodiment of the invention discloses a method for realizing SDO: ETSI Project: Spec: TS 26.247; United States: 20120110138; China P.R.: ZL200910110053.8; China P.R.: ZL201010282187.0; Australia:
network equipment for streaming media service based on a hyper text transport protocol 2010314582; India: 9967/CHENP/2011; Japan: 5500531; Republic of Korea: 10-1361021
realizing streaming media (HTTP). The method comprises: a client sends a request, which is
service based on hyper text used for a server to feed back a response carrying a media
transport protocol (HTTP) presenting description file to the client according to the request,
to the server; the client establishes a time synchronization
relationship between the client and the server; the client
confirms a uniform resource locator (URL) of a media segment
required to be played; the client sends the URL of the media
segment required to be played to the server so as to request a
media segment file; and the client receives and plays the media
segment file corresponding to the URL fed back by the server.
According to the embodiment of the invention, the streaming
media live broadcast service based on the HTTP can be realized.

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8307049 METHOD AND DEVICE FOR A method and device for obtaining media description information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 183.063; United States: 8307049; China P.R.: ZL200810091608.4; China P.R.: ZL200810091604.6; Japan: 5042370
OBTAINING MEDIA of Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) services are provided. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 26.237;
DESCRIPTION INFORMATION method includes: receiving, by a network device, a Session
OF IPTV SERVICES Initiation Protocol (SIP) request for obtaining media description
information, where the SIP request is sent by a User Equipment
(UE) through a core IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) and carries a
content identifier; sending, by the network device, a SIP response
that carries the media description information corresponding to
the content identifier to the UE through the core IMS. According
to the present disclosure, a SIP message is used to obtain media
description information, so that a session of the Content on
Demand (CoD) service is set up.

ZL200810091608.4 Method, system and device This invention claims a method for realizing media control SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 183.063; United States: 8307049; China P.R.: ZL200810091608.4; China P.R.: ZL200810091604.6; Japan: 5042370
for medium control method, system and device, wherein the method comprises the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 26.237;
following steps: obtaining the media control passage and the
media delivery passage relation according to the relation
information and the media description information of the media.
The invention claims media control passage and the media
delivery passage relation information by way of an SDP, and
combined with the media description information of the media
control.

ZL200810091604.6 Method and apparatus for The invention claims a method for obtaining IPTV service media SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 183.063; United States: 8307049; China P.R.: ZL200810091608.4; China P.R.: ZL200810091604.6; Japan: 5042370
acquiring IPTV service media description information, comprising the following steps: the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 26.237;
description information network side device receives sent by the user terminal through
the core IMS acquires the media description information of SIP
request, wherein the request carries content identification,
wherein the network side device transmits the content
corresponding to the media description information in the SIP
response message, and sends to the user terminal through the
core IMS. The invention obtaining the media description
information to realize COD service by SIP message.

7236796 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for conducting a pilot signal search in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6542743; United States: 7236796; China P.R.: ZL00812116.8; European Patent Convention:
Reducing Pilot Search Times wireless communications network. The location of a mobile is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP1501205; Germany: EP1208655; Great Britain: EP1208655; India: 202417; Japan: 4541622; Japan: 4634425;
Utilizing Mobile Station determined within the network. This location is then used in SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Republic of Korea: 10-0777947; Republic of Korea: 10-0834321; Republic of Korea: 10-0870842; Taiwan: NI-156228
Location Information determining search window sizes and other search parameter SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
information that is used to search all pilot signals identified in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
designated pilot signal set. Search window size is also determined SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
based upon the location of the mobile and another component SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
related to multipath effects for a transmitted pilot signal. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
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6542743 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for conducting a pilot signal search in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6542743; United States: 7236796; China P.R.: ZL00812116.8; European Patent Convention:
Reducing Pilot Search Times wireless communications network. The location of a mobile is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP1501205; Germany: EP1208655; Great Britain: EP1208655; India: 202417; Japan: 4541622; Japan: 4634425;
Utilizing Mobile Station determined within the network. This location is then used in SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Republic of Korea: 10-0777947; Republic of Korea: 10-0834321; Republic of Korea: 10-0870842; Taiwan: NI-156228
Location Information determining search window sizes and other search parameter SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
information that is used to search all pilot signals identified in a
designated pilot signal set. Search window size is also determined SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
based upon the location of the mobile and another component SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
related to multipath effects for a transmitted pilot signal. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25 453
ZL00812116.8 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for conducting a pilot signal search in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6542743; United States: 7236796; China P.R.: ZL00812116.8; European Patent Convention:
Reducing Pilot Search Times wireless communications network. The location of a mobile is SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP1501205; Germany: EP1208655; Great Britain: EP1208655; India: 202417; Japan: 4541622; Japan: 4634425;
Utilizing Mobile Station determined within the network. This location is then used in SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Republic of Korea: 10-0777947; Republic of Korea: 10-0834321; Republic of Korea: 10-0870842; Taiwan: NI-156228
Location Information determining search window sizes and other search parameter SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
information that is used to search all pilot signals identified in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
designated pilot signal set. Search window size is also determined SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
based upon the location of the mobile and another component SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
related to multipath effects for a transmitted pilot signal. SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
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6483822 Establishing a packet A method or system establishes a packet network call over a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 29.061; United States: 6483822; China P.R.: CN1353903; China P.R.: ZL200810086608.5; Canada: 2374005; France:
network call between a transmission link extending between a mobile terminal device SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 29.061; EP1190546; Germany: EP1190546; Great Britain: EP1190546; India: 211976; Italy: EP1190546; Japan: 4394319;
mobile terminal device and and an interworking function which comprises a gateway or Mexico: 225614; Republic of Korea: 10-0810478; Spain: EP1190546
an interworking function bridge connection to a network, such as a packet network. The
transmission link connects the mobile terminal device to a
wireless communication device over a first interface and further
connects the wireless communication device to the interworking
function over a second interface via a wireless link to a base
station. The packet network call, once established, comprises a
first interface data link formed within a predetermined data link
layer across the first interface and a second interface data link
formed within the predetermined data link layer across the
second interface. A flow control is asserted and deasserted on the
mobile terminal device. During the flow control, the wireless
communication device performs a link control protocol
negotiation with the interworking function to establish the
second interface data link with the interworking function. After
the second interface data link is established, and during the flow
control, the wireless communication device performs a network
control protocol negotiation with the interworking function to
establish a second interface network link carried by the second
interface data link. This results in an IP address being assigned to
identify the mobile terminal device. After the second interface
data link is established, the mobile terminal device performs a
link control protocol negotiation with the wireless communication
device to establish the first interface data link with the wireless
communication device. After the first interface data link and the
ZL200810086608.5 Establishing a packet A method or system establishes a packet network call over a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 29.061; United States: 6483822; China P.R.: CN1353903; China P.R.: ZL200810086608.5; Canada: 2374005; France:
network call between a transmission link extending between a mobile terminal device SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 29.061; EP1190546; Germany: EP1190546; Great Britain: EP1190546; India: 211976; Italy: EP1190546; Japan: 4394319;
mobile terminal device and and an interworking function which comprises a gateway or Mexico: 225614; Republic of Korea: 10-0810478; Spain: EP1190546
an interworking function bridge connection to a network, such as a packet network. The
transmission link connects the mobile terminal device to a
wireless communication device over a first interface and further
connects the wireless communication device to the interworking
function over a second interface via a wireless link to a base
station. The packet network call, once established, comprises a
first interface data link formed within a predetermined data link
layer across the first interface and a second interface data link
formed within the predetermined data link layer across the
second interface. A flow control is asserted and deasserted on the
mobile terminal device. During the flow control, the wireless
communication device performs a link control protocol
negotiation with the interworking function to establish the
second interface data link with the interworking function. After
the second interface data link is established, and during the flow
control, the wireless communication device performs a network
control protocol negotiation with the interworking function to
establish a second interface network link carried by the second
interface data link. This results in an IP address being assigned to
identify the mobile terminal device. After the second interface
data link is established, the mobile terminal device performs a
link control protocol negotiation with the wireless communication
device to establish the first interface data link with the wireless
communication device. After the first interface data link and the

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CN1353903 Establishing a packet A method or system establishes a packet network call over a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 29.061; United States: 6483822; China P.R.: CN1353903; China P.R.: ZL200810086608.5; Canada: 2374005; France:
network call between a transmission link extending between a mobile terminal device SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 29.061; EP1190546; Germany: EP1190546; Great Britain: EP1190546; India: 211976; Italy: EP1190546; Japan: 4394319;
mobile terminal device and and an interworking function which comprises a gateway or Mexico: 225614; Republic of Korea: 10-0810478; Spain: EP1190546
an interworking function bridge connection to a network, such as a packet network. The
transmission link connects the mobile terminal device to a
wireless communication device over a first interface and further
connects the wireless communication device to the interworking
function over a second interface via a wireless link to a base
station. The packet network call, once established, comprises a
first interface data link formed within a predetermined data link
layer across the first interface and a second interface data link
formed within the predetermined data link layer across the
second interface. A flow control is asserted and deasserted on the
mobile terminal device. During the flow control, the wireless
communication device performs a link control protocol
negotiation with the interworking function to establish the
second interface data link with the interworking function. After
the second interface data link is established, and during the flow
control, the wireless communication device performs a network
control protocol negotiation with the interworking function to
establish a second interface network link carried by the second
interface data link. This results in an IP address being assigned to
identify the mobile terminal device. After the second interface
data link is established, the mobile terminal device performs a
link control protocol negotiation with the wireless communication
device to establish the first interface data link with the wireless
communication device. After the first interface data link and the
6771620 Transmit gating in a wireless A method and system for communicating a frame of information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6545989; United States: 6771620; France: EP0992132; Germany: EP0992132; Great Britain:
communication system according to both a continuous transmit format and a EP0992132
discontinuous transmit format. The present invention
contemplates transmitting one or more data rates in either a
continuous transmit mode (814) or a discontinuous transmit
mode (812). The present invention contemplates continuous
transmission only for certain data rates, and selection between
continuous and discontinuous transmission for other data rates
(810). Frames transmitted in the discontinuous transmit mode
may be transmitted at a higher transmit power than in the
continuous transmit mode (820). In one embodiment, the
information is transmitted at a fifty-percent duty cycle during the
second half of the frame when in the discontinuous transmit
mode (808). During periods of non-transmission, an alternative
system may be searched for as a possible candidate for hard
handoff (816).

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6545989 Transmit gating in a wireless A method and system for communicating a frame of information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6545989; United States: 6771620; France: EP0992132; Germany: EP0992132; Great Britain:
communication system according to both a continuous transmit format and a EP0992132
discontinuous transmit format. The present invention
contemplates transmitting one or more data rates in either a
continuous transmit mode (814) or a discontinuous transmit
mode (812). The present invention contemplates continuous
transmission only for certain data rates, and selection between
continuous and discontinuous transmission for other data rates
(810). Frames transmitted in the discontinuous transmit mode
may be transmitted at a higher transmit power than in the
continuous transmit mode (820). In one embodiment, the
information is transmitted at a fifty-percent duty cycle during the
second half of the frame when in the discontinuous transmit
mode (808). During periods of non-transmission, an alternative
system may be searched for as a possible candidate for hard
handoff (816).

6873647 Method and system for A method and system for generating forward link channels in a SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6873647
reducing synchronization synchronous CDMA base station having a pilot pseudonoise (PN)
time in a CDMA wireless sequence with a pilot PN sequence offset. In one embodiment
communication system the method includes the steps of generating a sync channel
including a sync channel message; generating an identification
channel including at least the pilot PN sequence offset; and
orthogonalizing the sync channel and the identification channel.
The identification channel and the sync channel are both
transmitted. However, the mobile station may get the pilot PN
offset from the identification channel quickly, rather than having
to demodulate the entire sync channel message. The
identification channel may further include an indication of the
phase of the pilot PN sequence, and the epoch of the pilot PN
sequence. In one embodiment, the method includes encoding
the identification channel using a Golay code.

6188354 Method and apparatus for An apparatus and method for locating a remote station in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6188354; China P.R.: ZL00805796.6; Canada: 2368279; France: EP1166587; Germany: EP1166587;
determining the location of a synchronous communications network using the time of arrival of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Great Britain: EP1166587; Hong Kong: HK1044254; India: 211936; Italy: EP1166587; Republic of Korea: 10-0649920
remote station in a CDMA a reference pilot signal at the remote station as a time reference.
communication network The time difference of arrival (TDOA) of GPS signals received by
the remote station and other signals received from a base station,
are measured relative to this reference time. From these
measurements, the location of the remote station is determined.
The invention treats the location issue as a TDOA problem.

ZL00805796.6 Method and apparatus for An apparatus and method for locating a remote station in a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6188354; China P.R.: ZL00805796.6; Canada: 2368279; France: EP1166587; Germany: EP1166587;
determining the location of a synchronous communications network using the time of arrival of SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Great Britain: EP1166587; Hong Kong: HK1044254; India: 211936; Italy: EP1166587; Republic of Korea: 10-0649920
remote station in a CDMA a reference pilot signal at the remote station as a time reference.
communication network The time difference of arrival (TDOA) of GPS signals received by
the remote station and other signals received from a base station,
are measured relative to this reference time. From these
measurements, the location of the remote station is determined.
The invention treats the location issue as a TDOA problem.

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7508790 Configuration of overhead A method and apparatus for transmitting broadcast information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6925067; United States: 7486653; United States: 7447189; United States: 7508790; United States:
channels in a mixed in a multi-carrier communication system. The Sync Channel of the 8095142; China P.R.: ZL00806609.4; China P.R.: ZL200310124489.5; Australia: 774658; Australia: 2008202904;
bandwidth system multi-carrier system is transmitted a 1.25 MHz channel Canada: 2371081; European Patent Convention: EP2207296; Germany: EP1173962; Great Britain: EP1173962;
bandwidth (i.e., over a single carrier), and to specify the preferred Hong Kong: HK1067830; Hong Kong: HK1043457; India: 219787; Indonesia: ID0014734; Japan: 4499299; Mexico:
channels for the Sync Channel transmission instead of the 236210; Republic of Korea: 10-0863915; Republic of Korea: 10-0880129; Russian Federation: 2249922; Singapore:
preferred channels for the entire multi-carrier system. The Sync 84173; Taiwan: NI-164704; Ukraine: UA70358
Channel Message will carry additional information indicating the
center frequency of a multi-carrier system within a reserved set
of frequency bands and indicating the frequency of a single
carrier system in the reserved set of frequency bands.
Considering the A block of the PCS band again, the preferred
channels for Sync Channel transmission can be selected as
channels 75, 150 and 225. This selection ensures that one of the
preferred channels will always be used by any multi-carrier
system regardless of the location of its center channel.

7447189 Configuration of overhead A method and apparatus for transmitting broadcast information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6925067; United States: 7486653; United States: 7447189; United States: 7508790; United States:
channels in a mixed in a multi-carrier communication system. The Sync Channel of the 8095142; China P.R.: ZL00806609.4; China P.R.: ZL200310124489.5; Australia: 774658; Australia: 2008202904;
bandwidth system multi-carrier system is transmitted a 1.25 MHz channel Canada: 2371081; European Patent Convention: EP2207296; Germany: EP1173962; Great Britain: EP1173962;
bandwidth (i.e., over a single carrier), and to specify the preferred Hong Kong: HK1067830; Hong Kong: HK1043457; India: 219787; Indonesia: ID0014734; Japan: 4499299; Mexico:
channels for the Sync Channel transmission instead of the 236210; Republic of Korea: 10-0863915; Republic of Korea: 10-0880129; Russian Federation: 2249922; Singapore:
preferred channels for the entire multi-carrier system. The Sync 84173; Taiwan: NI-164704; Ukraine: UA70358
Channel Message will carry additional information indicating the
center frequency of a multi-carrier system within a reserved set
of frequency bands and indicating the frequency of a single
carrier system in the reserved set of frequency bands.
Considering the A block of the PCS band again, the preferred
channels for Sync Channel transmission can be selected as
channels 75, 150 and 225. This selection ensures that one of the
preferred channels will always be used by any multi-carrier
system regardless of the location of its center channel.

7486653 Configuration of overhead A method and apparatus for transmitting broadcast information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6925067; United States: 7486653; United States: 7447189; United States: 7508790; United States:
channels in a mixed in a multi-carrier communication system. The Sync Channel of the 8095142; China P.R.: ZL00806609.4; China P.R.: ZL200310124489.5; Australia: 774658; Australia: 2008202904;
bandwidth system multi-carrier system is transmitted a 1.25 MHz channel Canada: 2371081; European Patent Convention: EP2207296; Germany: EP1173962; Great Britain: EP1173962;
bandwidth (i.e., over a single carrier), and to specify the preferred Hong Kong: HK1067830; Hong Kong: HK1043457; India: 219787; Indonesia: ID0014734; Japan: 4499299; Mexico:
channels for the Sync Channel transmission instead of the 236210; Republic of Korea: 10-0863915; Republic of Korea: 10-0880129; Russian Federation: 2249922; Singapore:
preferred channels for the entire multi-carrier system. The Sync 84173; Taiwan: NI-164704; Ukraine: UA70358
Channel Message will carry additional information indicating the
center frequency of a multi-carrier system within a reserved set
of frequency bands and indicating the frequency of a single
carrier system in the reserved set of frequency bands.
Considering the A block of the PCS band again, the preferred
channels for Sync Channel transmission can be selected as
channels 75, 150 and 225. This selection ensures that one of the
preferred channels will always be used by any multi-carrier
system regardless of the location of its center channel.

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6925067 Configuration of overhead A method and apparatus for transmitting broadcast information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6925067; United States: 7486653; United States: 7447189; United States: 7508790; United States:
channels in a mixed in a multi-carrier communication system. The Sync Channel of the 8095142; China P.R.: ZL00806609.4; China P.R.: ZL200310124489.5; Australia: 774658; Australia: 2008202904;
bandwidth system multi-carrier system is transmitted a 1.25 MHz channel Canada: 2371081; European Patent Convention: EP2207296; Germany: EP1173962; Great Britain: EP1173962;
bandwidth (i.e., over a single carrier), and to specify the preferred Hong Kong: HK1067830; Hong Kong: HK1043457; India: 219787; Indonesia: ID0014734; Japan: 4499299; Mexico:
channels for the Sync Channel transmission instead of the 236210; Republic of Korea: 10-0863915; Republic of Korea: 10-0880129; Russian Federation: 2249922; Singapore:
preferred channels for the entire multi-carrier system. The Sync 84173; Taiwan: NI-164704; Ukraine: UA70358
Channel Message will carry additional information indicating the
center frequency of a multi-carrier system within a reserved set
of frequency bands and indicating the frequency of a single
carrier system in the reserved set of frequency bands.
Considering the A block of the PCS band again, the preferred
channels for Sync Channel transmission can be selected as
channels 75, 150 and 225. This selection ensures that one of the
preferred channels will always be used by any multi-carrier
system regardless of the location of its center channel.

8095142 Configuration of overhead A method and apparatus for transmitting broadcast information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6925067; United States: 7486653; United States: 7447189; United States: 7508790; United States:
channels in a mixed in a multi-carrier communication system. The Sync Channel of the 8095142; China P.R.: ZL00806609.4; China P.R.: ZL200310124489.5; Australia: 774658; Australia: 2008202904;
bandwidth system multi-carrier system is transmitted a 1.25 MHz channel Canada: 2371081; European Patent Convention: EP2207296; Germany: EP1173962; Great Britain: EP1173962;
bandwidth (i.e., over a single carrier), and to specify the preferred Hong Kong: HK1067830; Hong Kong: HK1043457; India: 219787; Indonesia: ID0014734; Japan: 4499299; Mexico:
channels for the Sync Channel transmission instead of the 236210; Republic of Korea: 10-0863915; Republic of Korea: 10-0880129; Russian Federation: 2249922; Singapore:
preferred channels for the entire multi-carrier system. The Sync 84173; Taiwan: NI-164704; Ukraine: UA70358
Channel Message will carry additional information indicating the
center frequency of a multi-carrier system within a reserved set
of frequency bands and indicating the frequency of a single
carrier system in the reserved set of frequency bands.
Considering the A block of the PCS band again, the preferred
channels for Sync Channel transmission can be selected as
channels 75, 150 and 225. This selection ensures that one of the
preferred channels will always be used by any multi-carrier
system regardless of the location of its center channel.

ZL200310124489.5 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for transmitting broadcast information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6925067; United States: 7486653; United States: 7447189; United States: 7508790; United States:
Transmitting the Sync in a multi-carrier communication system. The Sync Channel of the 8095142; China P.R.: ZL00806609.4; China P.R.: ZL200310124489.5; Australia: 774658; Australia: 2008202904;
Channel Message in a Multi- multi-carrier system is transmitted a 1.25 MHz channel Canada: 2371081; European Patent Convention: EP2207296; Germany: EP1173962; Great Britain: EP1173962;
Carrier Communication bandwidth (i.e., over a single carrier), and to specify the preferred Hong Kong: HK1067830; Hong Kong: HK1043457; India: 219787; Indonesia: ID0014734; Japan: 4499299; Mexico:
System channels for the Sync Channel transmission instead of the 236210; Republic of Korea: 10-0863915; Republic of Korea: 10-0880129; Russian Federation: 2249922; Singapore:
preferred channels for the entire multi-carrier system. The Sync 84173; Taiwan: NI-164704; Ukraine: UA70358
Channel Message will carry additional information indicating the
center frequency of a multi-carrier system within a reserved set
of frequency bands and indicating the frequency of a single
carrier system in the reserved set of frequency bands.
Considering the A block of the PCS band again, the preferred
channels for Sync Channel transmission can be selected as
channels 75, 150 and 225. This selection ensures that one of the
preferred channels will always be used by any multi-carrier
system regardless of the location of its center channel.

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ZL00806609.4 Method and Apparatus for A method and apparatus for transmitting broadcast information SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 25.214; United States: 6925067; United States: 7486653; United States: 7447189; United States: 7508790; United States:
Transmitting the Sync in a multi-carrier communication system. The Sync Channel of the 8095142; China P.R.: ZL00806609.4; China P.R.: ZL200310124489.5; Australia: 774658; Australia: 2008202904;
Channel Message in a Multi- multi-carrier system is transmitted a 1.25 MHz channel Canada: 2371081; European Patent Convention: EP2207296; Germany: EP1173962; Great Britain: EP1173962;
Carrier Communication bandwidth (i.e., over a single carrier), and to specify the preferred Hong Kong: HK1067830; Hong Kong: HK1043457; India: 219787; Indonesia: ID0014734; Japan: 4499299; Mexico:
System channels for the Sync Channel transmission instead of the 236210; Republic of Korea: 10-0863915; Republic of Korea: 10-0880129; Russian Federation: 2249922; Singapore:
preferred channels for the entire multi-carrier system. The Sync 84173; Taiwan: NI-164704; Ukraine: UA70358
Channel Message will carry additional information indicating the
center frequency of a multi-carrier system within a reserved set
of frequency bands and indicating the frequency of a single
carrier system in the reserved set of frequency bands.
Considering the A block of the PCS band again, the preferred
channels for Sync Channel transmission can be selected as
channels 75, 150 and 225. This selection ensures that one of the
preferred channels will always be used by any multi-carrier
system regardless of the location of its center channel.

7738531 Method and apparatus for A GPS communication system including a server and a client, each SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7369599; United States: 7738531; China P.R.: ZL01814423.3; European Patent Convention:
reducing code phase search including a GPS receiver, for reducing the code phase search SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP2320249; European Patent Convention: EP2840416; India: 205974; Japan: 2013-117536; Japan: 2015-121537;
space space of the GPS receiver of the client. The communication SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Republic of Korea: 10-1049836
system includes a transmitter for transmitting timing information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
from the server to the client to help the client locate a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
satellite, and a receiver for using timing differences between the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
satellites to synchronize and locate other satellites. The code SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
phase search space is reduced by reducing the number of phase SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
hypotheses that must be calculated to establish communication SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
between the server and the client. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
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7369599 Method and apparatus for A GPS communication system including a server and a client, each SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7369599; United States: 7738531; China P.R.: ZL01814423.3; European Patent Convention:
reducing code phase search including a GPS receiver, for reducing the code phase search SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP2320249; European Patent Convention: EP2840416; India: 205974; Japan: 2013-117536; Japan: 2015-121537;
space space of the GPS receiver of the client. The communication SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Republic of Korea: 10-1049836
system includes a transmitter for transmitting timing information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
from the server to the client to help the client locate a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
satellite, and a receiver for using timing differences between the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
satellites to synchronize and locate other satellites. The code SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
phase search space is reduced by reducing the number of phase SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
hypotheses that must be calculated to establish communication SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
between the server and the client. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25 453
ZL01814423.3 Method and apparatus for A GPS communication system including a server and a client, each SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 7369599; United States: 7738531; China P.R.: ZL01814423.3; European Patent Convention:
reducing code phase search including a GPS receiver, for reducing the code phase search SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 22.071; EP2320249; European Patent Convention: EP2840416; India: 205974; Japan: 2013-117536; Japan: 2015-121537;
space space of the GPS receiver of the client. The communication SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 23.171; Republic of Korea: 10-1049836
system includes a transmitter for transmitting timing information SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 24.008;
from the server to the client to help the client locate a first SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331;
satellite, and a receiver for using timing differences between the SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.413;
satellites to synchronize and locate other satellites. The code SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.430;
phase search space is reduced by reducing the number of phase SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.453;
hypotheses that must be calculated to establish communication SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 22.071;
between the server and the client. SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.430;
SDO: ETSI Project: GPRS Spec: TS 25.453;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 22.071;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 23.171;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 24.008;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.331;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.413;
SDO: ETSI Project: GSM Spec: TS 25.430;
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6894994 High data rate wireless A wireless packet data communications system that includes a SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6894994
packet data communications number of modem pool transceivers (MPTs), one or more modem SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.221;
system pool controllers (MPCs), and one or more servers. Each MPT SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224;
receives and processes data packets to generate a modulated SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.304;
signal (e.g., a CDMA spread spectrum signal) suitable for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.211;
transmission over a terrestrial communications link. Each MPC SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 5 Spec: TS 25.214;
provides call related processing for one or more MPTs. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.211;
servers couple to the MPTs and MPCs via an Internet Protocol (IP) SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ;
back-bone and provide management of the communications
system. The IP back-bone further interconnects the MPTs with
one or more data networks and includes a number of routers that
route data packets between the data networks and the MPTs.
Each MPT can couple to two or more routers for redundancy.
Each MPT is operated as an element in an IP network and is
associated with an IP address that identifies the MPT. One to
three MPTs can be deployed at each cell site to provide wireless
data service coverage for up to three sectors at the cell site. The
MPCs can either be centralized and coupled to the MPTs via the
IP back-bone or distributed about the communications system.

7733792 Method and apparatus for A method and apparatus for dynamically adjusting the signal-to- SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6529482; United States: 7733792; China P.R.: ZL00809757.7; Belgium: EP1192734; Belgium:
adjusting a signal-to- interference ratio (SIR) threshold used to control signal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1959583; Brazil: PI0011968-7; Finland: EP1192734; Finland: EP1959583; France: EP1192734; France: EP1959583;
interference threshold in a transmission power in closed loop communication systems. The France: EP2146542; Germany: EP1192734; Germany: EP1959583; Germany: EP2146542; Great Britain: EP1192734;
closed loop power control closed loop power control comprises an inner loop that provides Great Britain: EP1959583; Great Britain: EP2146542; Hong Kong: HK1045226; Hong Kong: HK1121303; Ireland:
communications system up/down transmission power control commands to a transmitter EP1192734; Ireland: EP1959583; Italy: EP1192734; Italy: EP1959583; Italy: EP2146542; Japan: 4550338;
based upon a comparison of the SIR for a received signal to the Netherlands: EP1192734; Netherlands: EP1959583; Netherlands: EP2146542; Republic of Korea: 10-0705855;
threshold SIR. The outer loop dynamically adjusts the threshold Spain: EP1192734; Spain: EP1959583; Spain: EP2146542; Sweden: EP1192734; Sweden: EP1959583; Taiwan: NI-
SIR using historic inner loop power control information. When it is 152023
detected that the inner loop is not acceptably performing power
control, the target SIR is not changed, or may increased or
decreased more or less than 0.5 dB or 0.5 dB/99, respectively.

6529482 METHOD AND APPARATUS A method and apparatus for dynamically adjusting the signal-to- SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6529482; United States: 7733792; China P.R.: ZL00809757.7; Belgium: EP1192734; Belgium:
FOR ADJUSTING A SIGNAL- interference ratio (SIR) threshold used to control signal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1959583; Brazil: PI0011968-7; Finland: EP1192734; Finland: EP1959583; France: EP1192734; France: EP1959583;
TO INTERFERENCE transmission power in closed loop communication systems. The France: EP2146542; Germany: EP1192734; Germany: EP1959583; Germany: EP2146542; Great Britain: EP1192734;
THRESHOLD IN A CLOSED closed loop power control comprises an inner loop that provides Great Britain: EP1959583; Great Britain: EP2146542; Hong Kong: HK1045226; Hong Kong: HK1121303; Ireland:
LOOP POWER CONTROL up/down transmission power control commands to a transmitter EP1192734; Ireland: EP1959583; Italy: EP1192734; Italy: EP1959583; Italy: EP2146542; Japan: 4550338;
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM based upon a comparison of the SIR for a received signal to the Netherlands: EP1192734; Netherlands: EP1959583; Netherlands: EP2146542; Republic of Korea: 10-0705855;
threshold SIR. The outer loop dynamically adjusts the threshold Spain: EP1192734; Spain: EP1959583; Spain: EP2146542; Sweden: EP1192734; Sweden: EP1959583; Taiwan: NI-
SIR using historic inner loop power control information. When it is 152023
detected that the inner loop is not acceptably performing power
control, the target SIR is not changed, or may increased or
decreased more or less than 0.5 dB or 0.5 dB/99, respectively.

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ZL00809757.7 SIR Threshold in a Closed A method and apparatus for dynamically adjusting the signal-to- SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6529482; United States: 7733792; China P.R.: ZL00809757.7; Belgium: EP1192734; Belgium:
Loop Power Control System interference ratio (SIR) threshold used to control signal SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1959583; Brazil: PI0011968-7; Finland: EP1192734; Finland: EP1959583; France: EP1192734; France: EP1959583;
transmission power in closed loop communication systems. The France: EP2146542; Germany: EP1192734; Germany: EP1959583; Germany: EP2146542; Great Britain: EP1192734;
closed loop power control comprises an inner loop that provides Great Britain: EP1959583; Great Britain: EP2146542; Hong Kong: HK1045226; Hong Kong: HK1121303; Ireland:
up/down transmission power control commands to a transmitter EP1192734; Ireland: EP1959583; Italy: EP1192734; Italy: EP1959583; Italy: EP2146542; Japan: 4550338;
based upon a comparison of the SIR for a received signal to the Netherlands: EP1192734; Netherlands: EP1959583; Netherlands: EP2146542; Republic of Korea: 10-0705855;
threshold SIR. The outer loop dynamically adjusts the threshold Spain: EP1192734; Spain: EP1959583; Spain: EP2146542; Sweden: EP1192734; Sweden: EP1959583; Taiwan: NI-
SIR using historic inner loop power control information. When it is 152023
detected that the inner loop is not acceptably performing power
control, the target SIR is not changed, or may increased or
decreased more or less than 0.5 dB or 0.5 dB/99, respectively.

7523377 Random-access multi- An interleaver that implements the LCS turbo interleaver SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6871303; United States: 7523377; United States: 8484532; Japan: 5133760
directional CDMA2000 turbo algorithm utilized by the CDMA2000 standard is described. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212;
code interleaver interleaver includes a first computation unit for receiving an input
address and computing a first sequential interleaved address
during a first clock cycle in response thereto. A second
computation unit is included for receiving an input address and
computing a second sequential interleaved address during the
first clock cycle in response thereto. The interleaver further
includes a comparator for determining whether the first or the
second sequential interleaved address is invalid and generating a
signal in response thereto. The output of the comparator
provides a control signal to a switch which selects the first or the
second sequential interleaved address as an output interleaved
address for the first clock cycle. The interleaver is further
designed to move in a forward direction or a reverse direction.

6871303 Random-access multi- An interleaver that implements the LCS turbo interleaver SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6871303; United States: 7523377; United States: 8484532; Japan: 5133760
directional CDMA2000 turbo algorithm utilized by the CDMA2000 standard is described. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212;
code interleaver interleaver includes a first computation unit for receiving an input
address and computing a first sequential interleaved address
during a first clock cycle in response thereto. A second
computation unit is included for receiving an input address and
computing a second sequential interleaved address during the
first clock cycle in response thereto. The interleaver further
includes a comparator for determining whether the first or the
second sequential interleaved address is invalid and generating a
signal in response thereto. The output of the comparator
provides a control signal to a switch which selects the first or the
second sequential interleaved address as an output interleaved
address for the first clock cycle. The interleaver is further
designed to move in a forward direction or a reverse direction.

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8484532 Random-access multi- An interleaver that implements the LCS turbo interleaver SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.212; United States: 6871303; United States: 7523377; United States: 8484532; Japan: 5133760
directional CDMA2000 turbo algorithm utilized by the CDMA2000 standard is described. The SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: TS 25.212;
code interleaver interleaver includes a first computation unit for receiving an input
address and computing a first sequential interleaved address
during a first clock cycle in response thereto. A second
computation unit is included for receiving an input address and
computing a second sequential interleaved address during the
first clock cycle in response thereto. The interleaver further
includes a comparator for determining whether the first or the
second sequential interleaved address is invalid and generating a
signal in response thereto. The output of the comparator
provides a control signal to a switch which selects the first or the
second sequential interleaved address as an output interleaved
address for the first clock cycle. The interleaver is further
designed to move in a forward direction or a reverse direction.

7054284 Method and apparatus for The present invention is a novel and improved method and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7054284; China P.R.: ZL00809366.0; China P.R.: ZL200410035122.0; Australia: 775029; Austria:
supervising a potentially apparatus for supervising a potentially gated channel in a wireless EP2146450; Belgium: EP2146450; Brazil: PI0011848-6; Canada: 2374199; Denmark: EP2146450; Finland:
gated signal in a wireless communication system. The first method is an extension of the EP1192741; Finland: EP1513275; Finland: EP2146450; France: EP1192741; France: EP1513275; France: EP2088699;
communication system method used in IS-95 with empty frames simply ignored, but with France: EP2146450; Germany: EP1192741; Germany: EP1513275; Germany: EP2088699; Germany: EP2146450;
potentially different thresholds. The mobile station maintains a Great Britain: EP1192741; Great Britain: EP1513275; Great Britain: EP2088699; Great Britain: EP2146450; Greece:
counter of consecutive bad frames, COUNT1, and a counter of EP2146450; Hong Kong: HK1075980; Hong Kong: HK1140587; Hong Kong: HK1045225; Hong Kong: HK1068745;
consecutive good frames, COUNT2. COUNT1 and COUNT2 are set India: 202113; Ireland: EP2146450; Israel: 182531; Italy: EP1192741; Italy: EP1513275; Italy: EP2088699; Italy:
to zero at the beginning of a call. For each frame received, the EP2146450; Japan: 4773009; Japan: 5149407; Japan: 5149408; Japan: 5149409; Mexico: 235673; Netherlands:
mobile station determines if it is a good frame, a bad frame, or an EP1513275; Netherlands: EP2146450; Norway: 325926; Portugal: EP2146450; Republic of Korea: 10-0671294;
empty frame. If the received frame is a good frame, COUNT1 is Russian Federation: 2312462; Russian Federation: 2428799; Russian Federation: 2263403; Singapore: 85408;
reset to zero and COUNT2 is incremented by 1. If the received Spain: EP1513275; Spain: EP2088699; Spain: EP2146450; Sweden: EP1192741; Sweden: EP1513275; Sweden:
frame is a bad frame, COUNT1 is incremented by one and EP2146450; Switzerland: EP2146450; Taiwan: NI-162652; Ukraine: UA66928
COUNT2 is reset to zero. If the received frame is an empty frame,
COUNT1 and COUNT2 are unchanged. If COUNT1 reaches a
threshold value, TH1, the mobile station shall disable its
transmitter. Thereafter, if COUNT2 reaches a threshold value,
TH2, the mobile station shall re-enable its transmitter. The mobile
station resets its fade timer to X seconds whenever COUNT2 is
greater than or equal to TH3.

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ZL200410035122.0 Method and apparatus for The present invention is a novel and improved method and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7054284; China P.R.: ZL00809366.0; China P.R.: ZL200410035122.0; Australia: 775029; Austria:
supervising a potentially apparatus for supervising a potentially gated channel in a wireless EP2146450; Belgium: EP2146450; Brazil: PI0011848-6; Canada: 2374199; Denmark: EP2146450; Finland:
gated signal in a wireless communication system. The first method is an extension of the EP1192741; Finland: EP1513275; Finland: EP2146450; France: EP1192741; France: EP1513275; France: EP2088699;
communication system method used in IS-95 with empty frames simply ignored, but with France: EP2146450; Germany: EP1192741; Germany: EP1513275; Germany: EP2088699; Germany: EP2146450;
potentially different thresholds. The mobile station maintains a Great Britain: EP1192741; Great Britain: EP1513275; Great Britain: EP2088699; Great Britain: EP2146450; Greece:
counter of consecutive bad frames, COUNT1, and a counter of EP2146450; Hong Kong: HK1075980; Hong Kong: HK1140587; Hong Kong: HK1045225; Hong Kong: HK1068745;
consecutive good frames, COUNT2. COUNT1 and COUNT2 are set India: 202113; Ireland: EP2146450; Israel: 182531; Italy: EP1192741; Italy: EP1513275; Italy: EP2088699; Italy:
to zero at the beginning of a call. For each frame received, the EP2146450; Japan: 4773009; Japan: 5149407; Japan: 5149408; Japan: 5149409; Mexico: 235673; Netherlands:
mobile station determines if it is a good frame, a bad frame, or an EP1513275; Netherlands: EP2146450; Norway: 325926; Portugal: EP2146450; Republic of Korea: 10-0671294;
empty frame. If the received frame is a good frame, COUNT1 is Russian Federation: 2312462; Russian Federation: 2428799; Russian Federation: 2263403; Singapore: 85408;
reset to zero and COUNT2 is incremented by 1. If the received Spain: EP1513275; Spain: EP2088699; Spain: EP2146450; Sweden: EP1192741; Sweden: EP1513275; Sweden:
frame is a bad frame, COUNT1 is incremented by one and EP2146450; Switzerland: EP2146450; Taiwan: NI-162652; Ukraine: UA66928
COUNT2 is reset to zero. If the received frame is an empty frame,
COUNT1 and COUNT2 are unchanged. If COUNT1 reaches a
threshold value, TH1, the mobile station shall disable its
transmitter. Thereafter, if COUNT2 reaches a threshold value,
TH2, the mobile station shall re-enable its transmitter. The mobile
station resets its fade timer to X seconds whenever COUNT2 is
greater than or equal to TH3.

ZL00809366.0 Method and apparatus for The present invention is a novel and improved method and SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 99 Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 7054284; China P.R.: ZL00809366.0; China P.R.: ZL200410035122.0; Australia: 775029; Austria:
supervising a potentially apparatus for supervising a potentially gated channel in a wireless EP2146450; Belgium: EP2146450; Brazil: PI0011848-6; Canada: 2374199; Denmark: EP2146450; Finland:
gated signal in a wireless communication system. The first method is an extension of the EP1192741; Finland: EP1513275; Finland: EP2146450; France: EP1192741; France: EP1513275; France: EP2088699;
communication system method used in IS-95 with empty frames simply ignored, but with France: EP2146450; Germany: EP1192741; Germany: EP1513275; Germany: EP2088699; Germany: EP2146450;
potentially different thresholds. The mobile station maintains a Great Britain: EP1192741; Great Britain: EP1513275; Great Britain: EP2088699; Great Britain: EP2146450; Greece:
counter of consecutive bad frames, COUNT1, and a counter of EP2146450; Hong Kong: HK1075980; Hong Kong: HK1140587; Hong Kong: HK1045225; Hong Kong: HK1068745;
consecutive good frames, COUNT2. COUNT1 and COUNT2 are set India: 202113; Ireland: EP2146450; Israel: 182531; Italy: EP1192741; Italy: EP1513275; Italy: EP2088699; Italy:
to zero at the beginning of a call. For each frame received, the EP2146450; Japan: 4773009; Japan: 5149407; Japan: 5149408; Japan: 5149409; Mexico: 235673; Netherlands:
mobile station determines if it is a good frame, a bad frame, or an EP1513275; Netherlands: EP2146450; Norway: 325926; Portugal: EP2146450; Republic of Korea: 10-0671294;
empty frame. If the received frame is a good frame, COUNT1 is Russian Federation: 2312462; Russian Federation: 2428799; Russian Federation: 2263403; Singapore: 85408;
reset to zero and COUNT2 is incremented by 1. If the received Spain: EP1513275; Spain: EP2088699; Spain: EP2146450; Sweden: EP1192741; Sweden: EP1513275; Sweden:
frame is a bad frame, COUNT1 is incremented by one and EP2146450; Switzerland: EP2146450; Taiwan: NI-162652; Ukraine: UA66928
COUNT2 is reset to zero. If the received frame is an empty frame,
COUNT1 and COUNT2 are unchanged. If COUNT1 reaches a
threshold value, TH1, the mobile station shall disable its
transmitter. Thereafter, if COUNT2 reaches a threshold value,
TH2, the mobile station shall re-enable its transmitter. The mobile
station resets its fade timer to X seconds whenever COUNT2 is
greater than or equal to TH3.

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6680926 Method and apparatus for Reverse link busy bits are independently generated by each base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6556549; United States: 6804210; United States: 6807161; United States: 6680926; China P.R.:
signal combining in a high station and indicate whether a base station has reached a reverse SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; ZL00809986.3; China P.R.: ZL200710300536.5; Austria: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1791286;
data rate communication link capacity limit. A remote station combines multipath SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; Brazil: PI0011966-0; Canada: 2377060; Denmark: EP1192749; European Patent Convention: EP2077638; Finland:
system components of the reverse link busy bits in its Active Set and in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1192749; Finland: EP1791286; France: EP1192749; France: EP1791286; Germany: EP1192749; Germany:
response transmits a reverse link signal only when all of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1791286; Great Britain: EP1192749; Great Britain: EP1791286; Greece: EP1192749; India: 202105; Ireland:
reverse link busy bits indicate that the base stations in the Active EP1192749; Ireland: EP1791286; Italy: EP1192749; Italy: EP1791286; Japan: 4685302; Japan: 4886065;
Set have reverse link capacity. In one description, the remote Luxembourg: EP1192749; Mexico: 223592; Netherlands: EP1192749; Netherlands: EP1791286; Norway: 333454;
station weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with Portugal: EP1192749; Republic of Korea: 10-0753376; Russian Federation: 2262212; Spain: EP1192749; Spain:
the signal strength of the transmitting base station and EP1791286; Sweden: EP1192749; Sweden: EP1791286; Switzerland: EP1192749; Taiwan: I226163
determines whether to transmit based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals. In another description, the remote station
weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with the signal
strength of the transmitting base station and determines a
maximum reverse link data rate based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals.

6807161 Method and apparatus for Reverse link busy bits are independently generated by each base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6556549; United States: 6804210; United States: 6807161; United States: 6680926; China P.R.:
signal combining in a high station and indicate whether a base station has reached a reverse SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; ZL00809986.3; China P.R.: ZL200710300536.5; Austria: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1791286;
data rate communication link capacity limit. A remote station combines multipath SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; Brazil: PI0011966-0; Canada: 2377060; Denmark: EP1192749; European Patent Convention: EP2077638; Finland:
system components of the reverse link busy bits in its Active Set and in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1192749; Finland: EP1791286; France: EP1192749; France: EP1791286; Germany: EP1192749; Germany:
response transmits a reverse link signal only when all of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1791286; Great Britain: EP1192749; Great Britain: EP1791286; Greece: EP1192749; India: 202105; Ireland:
reverse link busy bits indicate that the base stations in the Active EP1192749; Ireland: EP1791286; Italy: EP1192749; Italy: EP1791286; Japan: 4685302; Japan: 4886065;
Set have reverse link capacity. In one description, the remote Luxembourg: EP1192749; Mexico: 223592; Netherlands: EP1192749; Netherlands: EP1791286; Norway: 333454;
station weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with Portugal: EP1192749; Republic of Korea: 10-0753376; Russian Federation: 2262212; Spain: EP1192749; Spain:
the signal strength of the transmitting base station and EP1791286; Sweden: EP1192749; Sweden: EP1791286; Switzerland: EP1192749; Taiwan: I226163
determines whether to transmit based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals. In another description, the remote station
weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with the signal
strength of the transmitting base station and determines a
maximum reverse link data rate based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals.

6804210 Method and apparatus for Reverse link busy bits are independently generated by each base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6556549; United States: 6804210; United States: 6807161; United States: 6680926; China P.R.:
signal combining in a high station and indicate whether a base station has reached a reverse SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; ZL00809986.3; China P.R.: ZL200710300536.5; Austria: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1791286;
data rate communication link capacity limit. A remote station combines multipath SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; Brazil: PI0011966-0; Canada: 2377060; Denmark: EP1192749; European Patent Convention: EP2077638; Finland:
system components of the reverse link busy bits in its Active Set and in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1192749; Finland: EP1791286; France: EP1192749; France: EP1791286; Germany: EP1192749; Germany:
response transmits a reverse link signal only when all of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1791286; Great Britain: EP1192749; Great Britain: EP1791286; Greece: EP1192749; India: 202105; Ireland:
reverse link busy bits indicate that the base stations in the Active EP1192749; Ireland: EP1791286; Italy: EP1192749; Italy: EP1791286; Japan: 4685302; Japan: 4886065;
Set have reverse link capacity. In one description, the remote Luxembourg: EP1192749; Mexico: 223592; Netherlands: EP1192749; Netherlands: EP1791286; Norway: 333454;
station weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with Portugal: EP1192749; Republic of Korea: 10-0753376; Russian Federation: 2262212; Spain: EP1192749; Spain:
the signal strength of the transmitting base station and EP1791286; Sweden: EP1192749; Sweden: EP1791286; Switzerland: EP1192749; Taiwan: I226163
determines whether to transmit based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals. In another description, the remote station
weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with the signal
strength of the transmitting base station and determines a
maximum reverse link data rate based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals.

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6556549 Method and apparatus for Reverse link busy bits are independently generated by each base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6556549; United States: 6804210; United States: 6807161; United States: 6680926; China P.R.:
signal combining in a high station and indicate whether a base station has reached a reverse SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; ZL00809986.3; China P.R.: ZL200710300536.5; Austria: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1791286;
data rate communication link capacity limit. A remote station combines multipath SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; Brazil: PI0011966-0; Canada: 2377060; Denmark: EP1192749; European Patent Convention: EP2077638; Finland:
system components of the reverse link busy bits in its Active Set and in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1192749; Finland: EP1791286; France: EP1192749; France: EP1791286; Germany: EP1192749; Germany:
response transmits a reverse link signal only when all of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1791286; Great Britain: EP1192749; Great Britain: EP1791286; Greece: EP1192749; India: 202105; Ireland:
reverse link busy bits indicate that the base stations in the Active EP1192749; Ireland: EP1791286; Italy: EP1192749; Italy: EP1791286; Japan: 4685302; Japan: 4886065;
Set have reverse link capacity. In one description, the remote Luxembourg: EP1192749; Mexico: 223592; Netherlands: EP1192749; Netherlands: EP1791286; Norway: 333454;
station weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with Portugal: EP1192749; Republic of Korea: 10-0753376; Russian Federation: 2262212; Spain: EP1192749; Spain:
the signal strength of the transmitting base station and EP1791286; Sweden: EP1192749; Sweden: EP1791286; Switzerland: EP1192749; Taiwan: I226163
determines whether to transmit based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals. In another description, the remote station
weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with the signal
strength of the transmitting base station and determines a
maximum reverse link data rate based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals.

ZL200710300536.5 Method for determining a Reverse link busy bits are independently generated by each base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6556549; United States: 6804210; United States: 6807161; United States: 6680926; China P.R.:
reverse link transmission station and indicate whether a base station has reached a reverse SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; ZL00809986.3; China P.R.: ZL200710300536.5; Austria: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1791286;
rate in a wireless link capacity limit. A remote station combines multipath SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; Brazil: PI0011966-0; Canada: 2377060; Denmark: EP1192749; European Patent Convention: EP2077638; Finland:
communication system components of the reverse link busy bits in its Active Set and in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1192749; Finland: EP1791286; France: EP1192749; France: EP1791286; Germany: EP1192749; Germany:
response transmits a reverse link signal only when all of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1791286; Great Britain: EP1192749; Great Britain: EP1791286; Greece: EP1192749; India: 202105; Ireland:
reverse link busy bits indicate that the base stations in the Active EP1192749; Ireland: EP1791286; Italy: EP1192749; Italy: EP1791286; Japan: 4685302; Japan: 4886065;
Set have reverse link capacity. In one description, the remote Luxembourg: EP1192749; Mexico: 223592; Netherlands: EP1192749; Netherlands: EP1791286; Norway: 333454;
station weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with Portugal: EP1192749; Republic of Korea: 10-0753376; Russian Federation: 2262212; Spain: EP1192749; Spain:
the signal strength of the transmitting base station and EP1791286; Sweden: EP1192749; Sweden: EP1791286; Switzerland: EP1192749; Taiwan: I226163
determines whether to transmit based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals. In another description, the remote station
weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with the signal
strength of the transmitting base station and determines a
maximum reverse link data rate based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals.

ZL00809986.3 Method and apparatus for Reverse link busy bits are independently generated by each base SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; United States: 6556549; United States: 6804210; United States: 6807161; United States: 6680926; China P.R.:
determining a reverse link station and indicate whether a base station has reached a reverse SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; ZL00809986.3; China P.R.: ZL200710300536.5; Austria: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1192749; Belgium: EP1791286;
transmission rate in a link capacity limit. A remote station combines multipath SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; Brazil: PI0011966-0; Canada: 2377060; Denmark: EP1192749; European Patent Convention: EP2077638; Finland:
wireless communication components of the reverse link busy bits in its Active Set and in SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; EP1192749; Finland: EP1791286; France: EP1192749; France: EP1791286; Germany: EP1192749; Germany:
system response transmits a reverse link signal only when all of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1791286; Great Britain: EP1192749; Great Britain: EP1791286; Greece: EP1192749; India: 202105; Ireland:
reverse link busy bits indicate that the base stations in the Active EP1192749; Ireland: EP1791286; Italy: EP1192749; Italy: EP1791286; Japan: 4685302; Japan: 4886065;
Set have reverse link capacity. In one description, the remote Luxembourg: EP1192749; Mexico: 223592; Netherlands: EP1192749; Netherlands: EP1791286; Norway: 333454;
station weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with Portugal: EP1192749; Republic of Korea: 10-0753376; Russian Federation: 2262212; Spain: EP1192749; Spain:
the signal strength of the transmitting base station and EP1791286; Sweden: EP1192749; Sweden: EP1791286; Switzerland: EP1192749; Taiwan: I226163
determines whether to transmit based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals. In another description, the remote station
weights the reverse link busy signals in accordance with the signal
strength of the transmitting base station and determines a
maximum reverse link data rate based on the weighted sum of
the busy signals.

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7881256 Mobile station supervision of A method and apparatus for supervising a dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; United States: 6480472; United States: 7881256; China P.R.: ZL00810534.0; Brazil: PI0012558-0; Canada: 2378884;
the forward dedicated channel when in the discontinuous transmission mode. The Canada: 2578317; France: EP1198965; France: EP1511345; France: EP2237631; Germany: EP1198965; Germany:
control channel when in the mobile station monitors the frames it receives from a base station EP1511345; Germany: EP2237631; Great Britain: EP1198965; Great Britain: EP1511345; Great Britain: EP2237631;
discontinuous transmission and maintains a counter of bad, good, and empty frames, India: 238349; India: 247158; Italy: EP1198965; Italy: EP1511345; Italy: EP2237631; Japan: 4508508; Japan:
mode referred to as CNT1, CNT2, CNT3, respectively. If a received frame 5254267; Mexico: 230008; Netherlands: EP1511345; Republic of Korea: 10-0751973; Russian Federation: 2241311;
is a good frame, CNT1 is reset to zero and CNT2 is incremented. If Spain: EP1511345; Spain: EP2237631; Sweden: EP1511345
the received frame is a bad frame, CNT1 is incremented and CNT2
is reset to zero. If the received frame is an empty frame, CNT1
and CNT2 are unchanged but CNT3 is incremented. A transmitter
coupled to the mobile station is enabled or disabled depending
upon which, if any, of the CNTs reaches or exceeds a designated
threshold value. In another embodiment, an average aggregated
value reflecting the strength of the pilot signals in an active set,
measured at the mobile station, is used for comparison to a
threshold.

6480472 Mobile station supervision of A method and apparatus for supervising a dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; United States: 6480472; United States: 7881256; China P.R.: ZL00810534.0; Brazil: PI0012558-0; Canada: 2378884;
the forward dedicated channel when in the discontinuous transmission mode. The Canada: 2578317; France: EP1198965; France: EP1511345; France: EP2237631; Germany: EP1198965; Germany:
control channel when in the mobile station monitors the frames it receives from a base station EP1511345; Germany: EP2237631; Great Britain: EP1198965; Great Britain: EP1511345; Great Britain: EP2237631;
discontinuous transmission and maintains a counter of bad, good, and empty frames, India: 238349; India: 247158; Italy: EP1198965; Italy: EP1511345; Italy: EP2237631; Japan: 4508508; Japan:
mode referred to as CNT1, CNT2, CNT3, respectively. If a received frame 5254267; Mexico: 230008; Netherlands: EP1511345; Republic of Korea: 10-0751973; Russian Federation: 2241311;
is a good frame, CNT1 is reset to zero and CNT2 is incremented. If Spain: EP1511345; Spain: EP2237631; Sweden: EP1511345
the received frame is a bad frame, CNT1 is incremented and CNT2
is reset to zero. If the received frame is an empty frame, CNT1
and CNT2 are unchanged but CNT3 is incremented. A transmitter
coupled to the mobile station is enabled or disabled depending
upon which, if any, of the CNTs reaches or exceeds a designated
threshold value. In another embodiment, an average aggregated
value reflecting the strength of the pilot signals in an active set,
measured at the mobile station, is used for comparison to a
threshold.

ZL00810534.0 Mobile station supervision of A method and apparatus for supervising a dedicated control SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.224; United States: 6480472; United States: 7881256; China P.R.: ZL00810534.0; Brazil: PI0012558-0; Canada: 2378884;
the forward dedicated channel when in the discontinuous transmission mode. The Canada: 2578317; France: EP1198965; France: EP1511345; France: EP2237631; Germany: EP1198965; Germany:
control channel when in the mobile station monitors the frames it receives from a base station EP1511345; Germany: EP2237631; Great Britain: EP1198965; Great Britain: EP1511345; Great Britain: EP2237631;
discontinuous transmission and maintains a counter of bad, good, and empty frames, India: 238349; India: 247158; Italy: EP1198965; Italy: EP1511345; Italy: EP2237631; Japan: 4508508; Japan:
mode referred to as CNT1, CNT2, CNT3, respectively. If a received frame 5254267; Mexico: 230008; Netherlands: EP1511345; Republic of Korea: 10-0751973; Russian Federation: 2241311;
is a good frame, CNT1 is reset to zero and CNT2 is incremented. If Spain: EP1511345; Spain: EP2237631; Sweden: EP1511345
the received frame is a bad frame, CNT1 is incremented and CNT2
is reset to zero. If the received frame is an empty frame, CNT1
and CNT2 are unchanged but CNT3 is incremented. A transmitter
coupled to the mobile station is enabled or disabled depending
upon which, if any, of the CNTs reaches or exceeds a designated
threshold value. In another embodiment, an average aggregated
value reflecting the strength of the pilot signals in an active set,
measured at the mobile station, is used for comparison to a
threshold.

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6324505 Amplitude quantization An amplitude quantization scheme for low-bit-rate speech coders SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 6324505; China P.R.: ZL00813046.9; Austria: EP1204969; Belgium: EP1204969; Brazil: PI0012542-3;
scheme for low-bit-rate includes the first step of extracting a vector of spectral Cyprus: EP1204969; Finland: EP1204969; France: EP1204969; Germany: EP1204969; Great Britain: EP1204969;
speech coders information from a frame. The energy of the vector is normalized Hong Kong: HK1047817; Italy: EP1204969; Japan: 4659314; Netherlands: EP1204969; Republic of Korea: 10-
to generate gain factors. The gain factors are differentially vector 0898323; Republic of Korea: 10-0898324; Spain: EP1204969; Sweden: EP1204969; Switzerland: EP1204969
quantized. The normalized gain factors are non-uniformly
downsampled to generate a fixed-dimension vector with
elements associated with a set of non-uniform frequency bands.
The fixed-dimension vector is split into two or more sub-vectors.
The sub-vectors are differentially quantized, to best advantage
with a harmonic cloning process.

ZL00813046.9 Spectral Magnitude An amplitude quantization scheme for low-bit-rate speech coders SDO: ETSI Project: EVS Codec Release 12 Spec: TS 26.445; United States: 6324505; China P.R.: ZL00813046.9; Austria: EP1204969; Belgium: EP1204969; Brazil: PI0012542-3;
Quantization for a Speech includes the first step of extracting a vector of spectral Cyprus: EP1204969; Finland: EP1204969; France: EP1204969; Germany: EP1204969; Great Britain: EP1204969;
Coder information from a frame. The energy of the vector is normalized Hong Kong: HK1047817; Italy: EP1204969; Japan: 4659314; Netherlands: EP1204969; Republic of Korea: 10-
to generate gain factors. The gain factors are differentially vector 0898323; Republic of Korea: 10-0898324; Spain: EP1204969; Sweden: EP1204969; Switzerland: EP1204969
quantized. The normalized gain factors are non-uniformly
downsampled to generate a fixed-dimension vector with
elements associated with a set of non-uniform frequency bands.
The fixed-dimension vector is split into two or more sub-vectors.
The sub-vectors are differentially quantized, to best advantage
with a harmonic cloning process.

7272138 Method and apparatus for A novel method and apparatus is presented for providing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6366561; United States: 7272138; China P.R.: ZL00818172.1; China P.R.: CN1829196; Austria:
providing mobility within a transparent mobility of an entity within a network, by allowing EP2009946; Belgium: EP2009946; Brazil: PI0015249-8; Denmark: EP2009946; Finland: EP2009946; France:
network the entity, which has a communication path set up between it EP1226735; France: EP2009946; Germany: EP1226735; Germany: EP2009946; Great Britain: EP1226735; Great
and a peer entity, to move from one location to another, without Britain: EP2009946; Greece: EP2009946; Hong Kong: HK1052607; Ireland: EP2009946; Italy: EP2009946; Japan:
informing the peer entity of this movement, and without having 4638109; Japan: 4819962; Netherlands: EP2009946; Portugal: EP2009946; Republic of Korea: 10-0860280;
the communication path broken. The invention is applicable to Republic of Korea: 10-0899365; Spain: EP2009946; Sweden: EP2009946; Switzerland: EP2009946
decentralized networks using IP protocols, and is particularly
applicable on networks where the mobility mechanism neither
introduces latency nor decreases the available bandwidth of the
network. In the invention, neither is latency increased nor is
bandwidth utilization increased, as is done in other mobility
models. Additionally, the invention utilizes standard protocols
that are widely available from a plurality of equipment
manufacturers on a variety of platforms. Thus, the invention
provides a very cost-effective model for network providers that
need to support transparent mobility within their networks.

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6366561 Method and apparatus for A novel method and apparatus is presented for providing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6366561; United States: 7272138; China P.R.: ZL00818172.1; China P.R.: CN1829196; Austria:
providing mobility within a transparent mobility of an entity within a network, by allowing EP2009946; Belgium: EP2009946; Brazil: PI0015249-8; Denmark: EP2009946; Finland: EP2009946; France:
network the entity, which has a communication path set up between it EP1226735; France: EP2009946; Germany: EP1226735; Germany: EP2009946; Great Britain: EP1226735; Great
and a peer entity, to move from one location to another, without Britain: EP2009946; Greece: EP2009946; Hong Kong: HK1052607; Ireland: EP2009946; Italy: EP2009946; Japan:
informing the peer entity of this movement, and without having 4638109; Japan: 4819962; Netherlands: EP2009946; Portugal: EP2009946; Republic of Korea: 10-0860280;
the communication path broken. The invention is applicable to Republic of Korea: 10-0899365; Spain: EP2009946; Sweden: EP2009946; Switzerland: EP2009946
decentralized networks using IP protocols, and is particularly
applicable on networks where the mobility mechanism neither
introduces latency nor decreases the available bandwidth of the
network. In the invention, neither is latency increased nor is
bandwidth utilization increased, as is done in other mobility
models. Additionally, the invention utilizes standard protocols
that are widely available from a plurality of equipment
manufacturers on a variety of platforms. Thus, the invention
provides a very cost-effective model for network providers that
need to support transparent mobility within their networks.

CN1829196 Method and apparatus for A novel method and apparatus is presented for providing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6366561; United States: 7272138; China P.R.: ZL00818172.1; China P.R.: CN1829196; Austria:
providing mobility within a transparent mobility of an entity within a network, by allowing EP2009946; Belgium: EP2009946; Brazil: PI0015249-8; Denmark: EP2009946; Finland: EP2009946; France:
network the entity, which has a communication path set up between it EP1226735; France: EP2009946; Germany: EP1226735; Germany: EP2009946; Great Britain: EP1226735; Great
and a peer entity, to move from one location to another, without Britain: EP2009946; Greece: EP2009946; Hong Kong: HK1052607; Ireland: EP2009946; Italy: EP2009946; Japan:
informing the peer entity of this movement, and without having 4638109; Japan: 4819962; Netherlands: EP2009946; Portugal: EP2009946; Republic of Korea: 10-0860280;
the communication path broken. The invention is applicable to Republic of Korea: 10-0899365; Spain: EP2009946; Sweden: EP2009946; Switzerland: EP2009946
decentralized networks using IP protocols, and is particularly
applicable on networks where the mobility mechanism neither
introduces latency nor decreases the available bandwidth of the
network. In the invention, neither is latency increased nor is
bandwidth utilization increased, as is done in other mobility
models. Additionally, the invention utilizes standard protocols
that are widely available from a plurality of equipment
manufacturers on a variety of platforms. Thus, the invention
provides a very cost-effective model for network providers that
need to support transparent mobility within their networks.

ZL00818172.1 Method and apparatus for A novel method and apparatus is presented for providing SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: TS 25.331; United States: 6366561; United States: 7272138; China P.R.: ZL00818172.1; China P.R.: CN1829196; Austria:
providing mobility within a transparent mobility of an entity within a network, by allowing EP2009946; Belgium: EP2009946; Brazil: PI0015249-8; Denmark: EP2009946; Finland: EP2009946; France:
network the entity, which has a communication path set up between it EP1226735; France: EP2009946; Germany: EP1226735; Germany: EP2009946; Great Britain: EP1226735; Great
and a peer entity, to move from one location to another, without Britain: EP2009946; Greece: EP2009946; Hong Kong: HK1052607; Ireland: EP2009946; Italy: EP2009946; Japan:
informing the peer entity of this movement, and without having 4638109; Japan: 4819962; Netherlands: EP2009946; Portugal: EP2009946; Republic of Korea: 10-0860280;
the communication path broken. The invention is applicable to Republic of Korea: 10-0899365; Spain: EP2009946; Sweden: EP2009946; Switzerland: EP2009946
decentralized networks using IP protocols, and is particularly
applicable on networks where the mobility mechanism neither
introduces latency nor decreases the available bandwidth of the
network. In the invention, neither is latency increased nor is
bandwidth utilization increased, as is done in other mobility
models. Additionally, the invention utilizes standard protocols
that are widely available from a plurality of equipment
manufacturers on a variety of platforms. Thus, the invention
provides a very cost-effective model for network providers that
need to support transparent mobility within their networks.

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6618375 Radio link protocol frame The present invention is a novel and improved method and SDO: ETSI Project: TD-SCDMA Spec: TS 25.322; United States: 6618375
sorting mechanism for system that prevents RLP3E from generating unnecessary NAKs,
dynamic capacity wireless thus preventing unnecessary data frame retransmissions. The
data channels present invention is efficient, neither delaying the delivery of data
frames to the higher data services layer nor delaying the delivery
of necessary NAKs to the multiplex sublayer. Additionally, the
present invention can be implemented with minimal changes to
an existing RLP3E implementation. The present invention is
applicable to systems such as cdma2000, W-CDMA, and EDGE,
wherein data is transferred using an ARQ (automatic request for
retransmission) mechanism, and wherein data packets are
sometimes received in an order different from that in which they
were transmitted.

7466741 Method and apparatus for The call processing state machines defined by the CDMA SDO: ETSI Project: IMS Spec: TS 23.228; United States: 6625198; United States: 7184459; United States: 7466741; China P.R.: ZL00811787.X; Brazil: PI
concurrently processing standards (e.g., IS-95 SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.228; 0013207-1; Canada: 2380411; France: EP1203504; Germany: EP1203504; Great Britain: EP1203504; Hong Kong:
multiple calls in a spread and IS-2000) are modified to include a "traffic channel" substate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.060; HK1046804; India: 208678; Italy: EP1203504; Japan: 4307772; Japan: 4515472; Japan: 4690441; Mexico: 223375;
spectrum communications indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; Republic of Korea: 10-0731561; Republic of Korea: 10-0873591; Russian Federation: 2304844; Russian Federation:
system mobile station processing at least one active call. Call control (CC) 2461126; Taiwan: NI-166867
state machines of
various types are also provided to control the processing of the
calls. To process one or
more calls concurrently, a CC state machine is instantiated upon
receiving an indication
to process a particular call. The instantiated CC state machine is
identified with, and
used to control the processing of, the particular call. Upon
receiving an indication to
process an additional call, another CC state machine can be
instantiated for the
additional call. Each call to be processed can also be associated
with a particular a
service option connection, which includes information indicative
of a set of parameters
(e.g., the physical channels) to be used for data transmission.

7184459 Method and apparatus for The call processing state machines defined by the CDMA SDO: ETSI Project: IMS Spec: TS 23.228; United States: 6625198; United States: 7184459; United States: 7466741; China P.R.: ZL00811787.X; Brazil: PI
concurrently processing standards (e.g., IS-95 SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.228; 0013207-1; Canada: 2380411; France: EP1203504; Germany: EP1203504; Great Britain: EP1203504; Hong Kong:
multiple calls in a spread and IS-2000) are modified to include a "traffic channel" substate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.060; HK1046804; India: 208678; Italy: EP1203504; Japan: 4307772; Japan: 4515472; Japan: 4690441; Mexico: 223375;
spectrum communications indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; Republic of Korea: 10-0731561; Republic of Korea: 10-0873591; Russian Federation: 2304844; Russian Federation:
system mobile station processing at least one active call. Call control (CC) 2461126; Taiwan: NI-166867
state machines of
various types are also provided to control the processing of the
calls. To process one or
more calls concurrently, a CC state machine is instantiated upon
receiving an indication
to process a particular call. The instantiated CC state machine is
identified with, and
used to control the processing of, the particular call. Upon
receiving an indication to
process an additional call, another CC state machine can be
instantiated for the
additional call. Each call to be processed can also be associated
with a particular a
service option connection, which includes information indicative
of a set of parameters
(e.g., the physical channels) to be used for data transmission.

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6625198 Method and apparatus for The call processing state machines defined by the CDMA SDO: ETSI Project: IMS Spec: TS 23.228; United States: 6625198; United States: 7184459; United States: 7466741; China P.R.: ZL00811787.X; Brazil: PI
concurrently processing standards (e.g., IS-95 SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.228; 0013207-1; Canada: 2380411; France: EP1203504; Germany: EP1203504; Great Britain: EP1203504; Hong Kong:
multiple calls in a spread and IS-2000) are modified to include a "traffic channel" substate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.060; HK1046804; India: 208678; Italy: EP1203504; Japan: 4307772; Japan: 4515472; Japan: 4690441; Mexico: 223375;
spectrum communications indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; Republic of Korea: 10-0731561; Republic of Korea: 10-0873591; Russian Federation: 2304844; Russian Federation:
system mobile station processing at least one active call. Call control (CC) 2461126; Taiwan: NI-166867
state machines of
various types are also provided to control the processing of the
calls. To process one or
more calls concurrently, a CC state machine is instantiated upon
receiving an indication
to process a particular call. The instantiated CC state machine is
identified with, and
used to control the processing of, the particular call. Upon
receiving an indication to
process an additional call, another CC state machine can be
instantiated for the
additional call. Each call to be processed can also be associated
with a particular a
service option connection, which includes information indicative
of a set of parameters
(e.g., the physical channels) to be used for data transmission.

ZL00811787.X Method and apparatus for The call processing state machines defined by the CDMA SDO: ETSI Project: IMS Spec: TS 23.228; United States: 6625198; United States: 7184459; United States: 7466741; China P.R.: ZL00811787.X; Brazil: PI
concurrently processing standards (e.g., IS-95 SDO: ETSI Project: LTE Release 8 Spec: TS 23.228; 0013207-1; Canada: 2380411; France: EP1203504; Germany: EP1203504; Great Britain: EP1203504; Hong Kong:
multiple calls in a spread and IS-2000) are modified to include a "traffic channel" substate SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 23.060; HK1046804; India: 208678; Italy: EP1203504; Japan: 4307772; Japan: 4515472; Japan: 4690441; Mexico: 223375;
spectrum communications indicative of the SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 8 Spec: TS 24.008; Republic of Korea: 10-0731561; Republic of Korea: 10-0873591; Russian Federation: 2304844; Russian Federation:
system mobile station processing at least one active call. Call control (CC) 2461126; Taiwan: NI-166867
state machines of
various types are also provided to control the processing of the
calls. To process one or
more calls concurrently, a CC state machine is instantiated upon
receiving an indication
to process a particular call. The instantiated CC state machine is
identified with, and
used to control the processing of, the particular call. Upon
receiving an indication to
process an additional call, another CC state machine can be
instantiated for the
additional call. Each call to be processed can also be associated
with a particular a
service option connection, which includes information indicative
of a set of parameters
(e.g., the physical channels) to be used for data transmission.

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7680052 Closed loop resource Method and apparatus for performing transmission data rate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6563810; United States: 7339894; United States: 7680052; China P.R.: ZL00813540.1; Austria:
allocation allocation in a high speed wireless communications network. A SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; EP2107841; Belgium: EP2107841; Brazil: PI0014397-9; Denmark: EP2107841; Finland: EP1216595; Finland:
macro control loop with the network of base stations on one side SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; EP1796423; Finland: EP2107841; France: EP1216595; France: EP1796423; France: EP2107841; Germany:
and all the subscriber stations on the other side. Subscriber SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; EP1216595; Germany: EP1796423; Germany: EP2107841; Great Britain: EP1216595; Great Britain: EP1796423;
station selects a rate based on the amount of data queued for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; Great Britain: EP2107841; Greece: EP2107841; Hong Kong: HK1137888; Hong Kong: HK1047850; Hong Kong:
transmission (100). Adjusts this rate based on the available SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; HK1109826; Ireland: EP1216595; Ireland: EP1796423; Ireland: EP2107841; Italy: EP1216595; Italy: EP1796423;
power headroom of the subscriber station (102). This adjusted SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Italy: EP2107841; Japan: 4991067; Japan: 5038479; Japan: 5242828; Netherlands: EP1216595; Netherlands:
transmission rate is then adjusted again to account for protection SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1796423; Netherlands: EP2107841; Portugal: EP2107841; Republic of Korea: 10-0752085; Romania: EP2107841;
of base stations in the candidate set of the subscriber station Spain: EP1216595; Spain: EP1796423; Spain: EP2107841; Sweden: EP2107841; Switzerland: EP2107841; Taiwan: NI-
(104). This rate is then adjusted in accordance with busy tone 153836
signals indicative of the loading conditions of active set base
stations of the subscriber station (108). The base stations react to
these action by refreshing measurements of their instantaneous
traffic load and providing feedback in the form of soft busy tones.
The algorithm is named Closed Loop Resource Allocation.

7339894 Closed loop resource Method and apparatus for performing transmission data rate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6563810; United States: 7339894; United States: 7680052; China P.R.: ZL00813540.1; Austria:
allocation allocation in a high speed wireless communications network. A SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; EP2107841; Belgium: EP2107841; Brazil: PI0014397-9; Denmark: EP2107841; Finland: EP1216595; Finland:
macro control loop with the network of base stations on one side SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.211; EP1796423; Finland: EP2107841; France: EP1216595; France: EP1796423; France: EP2107841; Germany:
and all the subscriber stations on the other side. Subscriber SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.212; EP1216595; Germany: EP1796423; Germany: EP2107841; Great Britain: EP1216595; Great Britain: EP1796423;
station selects a rate based on the amount of data queued for SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.214; Great Britain: EP2107841; Greece: EP2107841; Hong Kong: HK1137888; Hong Kong: HK1047850; Hong Kong:
transmission (100). Adjusts this rate based on the available SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 6 Spec: TS 25.321; HK1109826; Ireland: EP1216595; Ireland: EP1796423; Ireland: EP2107841; Italy: EP1216595; Italy: EP1796423;
power headroom of the subscriber station (102). This adjusted SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Release 7 Spec: ; Italy: EP2107841; Japan: 4991067; Japan: 5038479; Japan: 5242828; Netherlands: EP1216595; Netherlands:
transmission rate is then adjusted again to account for protection SDO: ETSI Project: UMTS Spec: ; EP1796423; Netherlands: EP2107841; Portugal: EP2107841; Republic of Korea: 10-0752085; Romania: EP2107841;
of base stations in the candidate set of the subscriber station Spain: EP1216595; Spain: EP1796423; Spain: EP2107841; Sweden: EP2107841; Switzerland: EP2107841; Taiwan: NI-
(104). This rate is then adjusted in accordance with busy tone 153836
signals indicative of the loading conditions of active set base
stations of the subscriber station (108). The base stations react to
these action by refreshing measurements of their instantaneous
traffic load and providing feedback in the form of soft busy tones.
The algorithm is named Closed Loop Resource Allocation.

6563810 Closed loop resource Method and apparatus for performing transmission data rate SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Release 7 Spec: ; United States: 6563810; United States: 7339894; United States: 7680052; China P.R.: ZL00813540.1; Austria:
allocation allocation in a high speed wireless communications network. A SDO: ETSI Project: 3GPP Spec: ; EP2107841; Belgium: EP21

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