Blackberry Corporation

Research in Motion Corporation

Malikie Innovations Limited

Intel Corporation

Kingstar Technologies, Inc.

Research in Motion Limted

Motorola Mobility LLC

Vivo Mobile Communication Co., Ltd.

Ascendent Telecommunications Inc.

3g Licensing S.a.

Wireless Innovations LLC

Adrian Buckley

Andrew Michael Allen

Jan Hendrik Lucas Bakker

Nicholas James Russell

George Baldwin Bumiller

Michael Peter Montemurro

Paul Marcus Carpenter

Stephen John Barrett

Gordon Peter Young

Stephen John McCann

Nicholas Alfano

Eswar Kalyan Vutukuri

Vytautas Robertas Kezys

Rene Faurie

Michael Eoin Buckley

Noushad Naqvi

Atul Asthana

Nicholas Patrick Alfano

Craig Allan Dunk

David Philip Hole

Brian Alexander Oliver

Richard John George

Bryan Taylor

Mihal Lazaridis

Stefano M Faccin

Michael Shenfield

Gary P Mousseau

Sean Bartholomew Simmons

William Daniel Willey

Allan David Lewis

Jean-Philippe Paul Cormier

Johanna Lisa Dwyer

Ian M Patterson

Rene Waraputra Purnadi

Claude Jean-Frederic Arzelier

Barry W Linkert

Brian Edward Anthony McColgan

Michael James Crowley

Suresh Chitturi

James Randolph Winter Lepp

M Khaledul Islam

Maiyuran Wijayanathan

Russell Norman Owen

Douglas Michael Gisby

John-Luc Bakker

Jan John-Luc Bakker

Bokinakere Subbarao Sundresh

Lap Luu

Dalsu Lee

Brian Edward McColgan

Shu-Lin Chen

Yanchao Kang

Youngae Kim

Sarmad K Musa

Hugh R Hind

Gregory Scott Henderson

Young Ae Kim

Alex Shatsky

Nicholas P Alfano

Graeme R S Whittington

Nigel Barnes

Luis Pablo Estable

Gaelle Christine Martin-Cocher

Trevor Plestid

Gaëlle Christine Martin-Cocher

Alexander Shatsky

Chen-ho Chin

David Hui

John Baker

Brian Oliver

Martin Greenwood

Ian Harris

Jeffrey Scott Dever

Khaledul M Islam

Eniko Sokondar

Antti Linden

Sean Simmons

Khaled Islam

Yong Zhoe

Jean-Phillipe Paul Cormier

Mariyuran Wijayanathan

Chen-Ho Chin

Jan Hendrik Bakker

Jan Bakker

Graeme R Whittington

Jan (john-Luc) Bakker

Brian Mccolgan

Brian Edward Mccolgan

Maiyuran Wijyanathan

Rene W Purnadi

Andrew Allen

Barrett Stephen John

Jan Hendrik Lucas Barker

Jean-Phillipe Cormier

Described herein are systems and methods to increase battery life of a user equipment (UE) by reducing the amount of time a UE spends in active time listening for paging messages following mobile originate (MO) or mobile terminated (MT) data transfers. A network node may receive, from a UE, a message including an identifier of the UE and a request to set the duration of an active time timer to zero. The network node may determine whether any MT traffic is available for the UE, and send a message to the UE including the duration of the active time timer or some other indicator to indicate to the UE whether or not MT data is awaiting transmission.

Increasing battery performance for a device that uses power saving features

In some examples, a user equipment (UE) detects a change in a radio access technology, and in response to the change in the radio access technology, receives information sent by a wireless network. The UE compares the received information to a policy to determine whether a feature is supported by the wireless network, and based on the comparing, sends an indication informing the wireless network which network type of plural different network types to use for sending a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) message.

Indicating network types to use for SIP messages

A method for steering of roaming (SOR) in wireless communication networks includes sending by a mobile equipment (ME) a registration message to a visited public land mobile network (VPLMN). The ME receives a first message from a home public land mobile network (HPLMN) through the VPLMN. The ME determines that the first message has failed a security check. In response to determining that the first message has failed the security check, the ME sends a second message to the VPLMN, the second message including an indication that the first message has failed the security check.

Steering of roaming in wireless communication networks

A method at a first computing device providing a local traffic service, the method including detecting a vehicle is transitioning to a region of control of a second local traffic service; and providing, to a second traffic management service, priority information for the vehicle.

Method and system for traffic management

A method comprising transmitting, by a user equipment (UE) to a network node, a registration message comprising at least one of a first indicator configured to indicate emergency call information display capability, a second indicator configured to indicate language information, or a third indicator configured to indicate a status of previously received emergency information, and receiving, by the user equipment from the network node, a registration accept message.

Support of emergency number descriptions

One illustrative method of providing network broadcast information to a wireless device from a wireless local area network (WLAN) includes the steps of receiving, from one or more available cellular networks or a network database, cellular network broadcast information associated with the one or more available cellular networks; providing the cellular network broadcast information in a generic container message which varies in content and format according to one or more cellular standards associated with the one or more available cellular networks; and causing the generic container message to be regularly broadcasted for receipt and use by a wireless device. In an alternative approach, the steps include regularly broadcasting a network interworking indicator which is indicative of whether cellular network broadcast information is available for receipt from the WLAN; receiving a probe request from a wireless device; and causing the cellular network broadcast information to be sent to the wireless device in the generic container message in response to the probe request from the wireless device. The generic container message may alternatively or additionally include wireless network broadcast information from different types of wireless networks (e.g. Wi-MAX) which are available to the WLAN.

Methods and apparatus for providing network broadcast information to wlan enabled wireless communication devices

A method at a user equipment for obtaining emergency codes using a non-Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) network, the method including sending a request message to a network node, the request message containing an indication; and receiving, at the user equipment, a response message, the response message including at least one mobile country code (MCC), and the response message indicating an emergency number, type or category information, wherein the emergency number, type or category information is associated with the at least one MCC, and wherein the at least one MCC indicates a portion of a Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) code to which the emergency number, type or category information applies.

Method and apparatus for providing emergency codes to a mobile device

Methods and devices for encoding a point cloud. A current node associated with a sub-volume is split into further sub-volumes, each further sub-volume corresponding to a child node of the current node, and, at the encoder, an occupancy pattern is determined for the current node based on occupancy status of the child nodes. A probability distribution is selected from among a plurality of probability distributions based on occupancy data for a plurality of nodes neighbouring the current node. The encoder entropy encodes the occupancy pattern based on the selected probability distribution to produce encoded data for the bitstream and updates the selected probability distribution. The decoder makes the same selection based on occupancy data for neighbouring nodes and entropy decodes the bitstream to reconstruct the occupancy pattern.

Supported extended emergency information type

A method at a computing device within an Intelligent Transportation System, the method including detecting a traffic event at the computing device; determining no fixed roadside unit is available from the computing device; establishing an Internet Protocol connection from the computing device to a network node; and sending a traffic event message from the computing device to the network node, the traffic event message providing information for the traffic event.

Method and system for wireless road side units

A method for selecting a Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) at a user equipment (UE), comprising receiving, from a network entity, a list of PLMN identifiers, attempting to register the UE with a network using at least one PLMN identifier from the list of PLMN identifiers, and if the attempt to register with the network is successful, performing a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) registration to an Internet Protocol (IP) Multimedia Sub-system (IMS) associated to the PLMN identifier.

PLMN selection for mission critical devices

A method is provided for relaying Public Warning System (PWS) messages. The method includes a communications device receiving a PWS message over a first communication technology. The method also includes the communications device relaying all or part of the PWS message over a second communication technology, wherein the second communication technology is different than the first communication technology.

Providing a public warning system message

A method for performing initial registration is provided. The method includes receiving a server timeout message, the server timeout message including at least a field set to a value equal to a value received during a first registration. The method further includes initiating restoration procedures by performing an initial registration.

System and method for determining trust for SIP messages

In one embodiment, a scheme is disclosed for supporting wireless access network service request capability in a user equipment (UE) device that is operable in wide area cellular network (WACN) bands as well as in wireless access network bands (e.g., GAN bands and/or UMA bands). The UE device includes capability for gaining Internet Protocol (IP) connectivity with a wireless access network node (e.g., a GAN controller (GANC) or UMA network controller (UNC)). Thereafter, the UE device is operable to initiate a registration request message towards the wireless access network node, wherein the registration request message includes at least one information element pertaining to wireless access network services required by the UE device.

System and method for supporting GAN service request capability in a wireless user equipment (UE) device

Systems and methods to configure sidelink resources in a dual connectivity operation are provided. In some aspect, a method comprising: transmitting, from a user equipment (UE), a first message to a first evolved Node B (eNB), wherein the first message indicates a request to establish a sidelink communication; receiving, at the UE, a second message from the first eNB, wherein the second message indicates a frequency that is used by a secondary evolved Node B (SeNB); transmitting, from the UE, a measurement result to the first eNB; and receiving, at the UE, sidelink configuration information from the first eNB, wherein the sidelink configuration information indicates sidelink resources managed by the secondary eNB.

Configuring sidelink communications

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