Lenovo (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Ericsson Gmbh

Brian Alan Burdette

Rod D Waltermann

Grigori Zaitsev

Keith William Anderson

Joaquin F Luna

Timothy Winthrop Kingsbury

Bradley Park Strazisar

Rodrigo Felix De Almeida

Jose Rodolfo Ruiz

Rachael Marie Luna

Apparatuses, systems, methods, and program products are disclosed for transaction based networks security. A data module determines a set of data that is common between a first device and a second device. A key module generates, on a first device, a communication key based on a set of data. A message module secures a message sent to a second device from a first device with a communication key. A second device accepts a message in response to a communication key matching a corresponding communication key generated on the second device.

Transaction based message security

An approach is provided to detecting motion using statistical noise analysis. In the approach, reference statistics are calculated that relate to one or more noise characteristics that correspond to pixels in a first set of video images of an area being monitored. Current noise characteristics are received that correspond to the same pixels in a second set of video images of the area being monitored, with the first set of video images being captured before the second set of video images. Motion is detected in the area being monitored by comparing the reference statistics to the current noise characteristics.

Statistical noise analysis for motion detection

An apparatus can include links where each of the links includes a link-to-link mechanical interface and a link-to-link electrical interface, where the links include a circuitry link and a battery link, where the circuitry link is mechanically coupled to the battery link via at least one pair of link-to-link mechanical interfaces and where the circuitry link is electrically coupled to the battery link via at least one pair of link-to-link electrical interfaces.

Links

One embodiment provides a method, including: obtaining, using a processor, a reminder, the reminder being triggered by a later access to a virtual location; thereafter determining, using a processor, a user is accessing the virtual location; and providing, using a processor, the reminder to the user. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Reminders based on virtual locations

A method for increasing the bandwidth within an air interface between a mobile station and a base station is disclosed. The method involves the seizing of multiple random access channels on the dedicated control channel between a single mobile station and the base station. Individual messages are then transmitted over each of the seized random access channels on a frame-by-frame basis. Up to six channels may be seized and utilized at any particular time.

Method for increasing uplink bandwidth over a dedicated control channel

Methods, systems and computer program products are provided which improve message processing in lost data circumstances for a communication system communicating over a wireless communication link by receiving part of a message which has been transmitted over the wireless communication link and determining if sufficient information was received in the message to perform an operation specified by the message. The operation is performed if it is determined that sufficient information was received in the message to perform the specified operation.

Methods, systems and computer program products for message processing in lost data circumstances in wireless communications

A mobile communications device such as a pager or a cellular telephone enters a low power state more promptly than under TIA/EIA/IS-136 standards when an incoming message is pending for the device but is delayed by a first message broadcast for another such device. The device calculates the number of frames or SPACH slots required under those standards for the message for the other device; if that number is more than that reserved for the message for itself then it powers down immediately until the next paging channel slot is to be received. If the number of frames or SPACH slots required for the message for the other device is the same as or less than that reserved for the message for itself, then the device powers down immediately only for the duration of the message for the other device. By so powering down, the device achieves great savings in battery power as compared to present practices, without delay in reading incoming signals directed to the device.

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