Umesh J. Amin - Redmond WA, US Glenn Blumstein - Mercer Island WA, US David William Holmes - Redmond WA, US Hitesh Shah - Seattle WA, US Ketan Kamdar - Redmond WA, US
Assignee:
AT&T Mobility II LLC - Atlanta GA
International Classification:
H04B 1/40
US Classification:
455462, 455 412, 455445, 37921102, 37921201
Abstract:
A system and method of automatically transferring a call between telephones based on the distance between the two telephones is provided. First the proximity of a first telephone to a second telephone is determined. If the proximity is within a predetermined limit or threshold, calls directed to the first telephone are transferred to the second telephone. Security of the transfer may be ensured to prevent fraudulent use of the subscription of either telephone. Procedures are provided which permit any the above-mentioned steps to be performed either at the level of the individual telephones involved in the transfer, or by an element of the network, such as an SC or HLR.
System And Method For Automatically Transferring A Call From A First Telephone To A Designated Telephone In Close Proximity
Umesh J. Amin - Redmond WA, US Glenn Blumstein - Mercer Island WA, US David William Holmes - Redmond WA, US Hitesh Shah - Seattle WA, US Ketan Kamdar - Redmond WA, US
Assignee:
Cingular Wirelesss II, LLC - Atlanta GA
International Classification:
H04B 1/40
US Classification:
455462, 455417, 455428, 455445, 4554141
Abstract:
A system and method of automatically transferring a call between telephones based on the distance between the two telephones is provided. First the proximity of a first telephone to a second telephone is determined. If the proximity is within a predetermined limit or threshold, calls directed to the first telephone are transferred to the second telephone. Security of the transfer may be ensured to prevent fraudulent use of the subscription of either telephone. Procedures are provided which permit any the above-mentioned steps to be performed either at the level of the individual telephones involved in the transfer, or by an element of the network, such as an MSC or HLR.
- Atlanta GA, US Glenn Blumstein - Mercer Island WA, US Ginger Chien - Bellevue WA, US Murali Narayanan - Redmond WA, US Bradley Richard Ree - San Marcos CA, US Venson Shaw - Kirkland WA, US
Wireless pairing is automatically performed based on purchase. By providing a unique identifier and/or account number (such as a credit card number), a wireless device is automatically paired to a wireless network.
Predictive Cached Buffer For Communication Devices
- Atlanta GA, US Glenn Blumstein - Mercer Island WA, US Brad Ree - Cumming GA, US Ginger Chien - Bellevue WA, US Venson Shaw - Kirkland WA, US
International Classification:
H04L 12/861 H04L 12/873 H04W 4/02
Abstract:
Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, a method that includes presenting a media content item at a communication device coupled to a network, and analyzing the media content item to determine a current desired cache size and to predict a future desired cache size for presentation of the media content item; the desired cache size varies during the presentation in accordance with properties of the media content item. The method further includes adjusting a cache of the communication device in accordance with the analyzing. Other embodiments are disclosed.
- Atlanta GA, US Glenn Blumstein - Mercer Island WA, US Ginger Chien - Bellevue WA, US Murali Narayanan - Redmond WA, US Bradley Richard Ree - San Marcos CA, US Venson Shaw - Kirkland WA, US
Wireless pairing is automatically performed based on purchase. By providing a unique identifier of a cellular customer, a wireless device may be automatically paired to a residential wireless network. A central database, for example, may store networking credentials associated with residential wireless networks. When the cellular customer purchases the wireless device, a server may query the central database for a cellular telephone number associated with the cellular customer. The server may thus retrieve the networking credentials that are associated with the cellular telephone number.
- Atlanta GA, US Glenn Blumstein - Mercer Island WA, US Ginger Chien - Bellevue WA, US Murali Narayanan - Redmond WA, US Bradley Richard Ree - Cumming GA, US Venson Shaw - Kirkland WA, US
International Classification:
H04M 15/00
Abstract:
Systems, methods, and apparatuses may allow a host device to facilitate communication from a guest device to a network, wherein the service usage charges that would ordinarily be charged against the host device account may be transferred to the guest device account. A method may include a host device connecting to a network. The host device may be associated with a first account. The host device may receive a connection from a guest device. The guest device may be associated with a second account. The host device may facilitate communication from the guest device to the network, wherein the facilitated communication from the guest device to the network may be a charge against the first account. The host device may provide instruction to the network to transfer the charge against the first account to the second account.