Qualcomm Incorporated

Omniplex, Inc.

Chris Bennett

Gordon Kent Walker

Charles Nung Lo

Jun Wang

Mark Maggenti

Ranjith Subramanian Jayaram

Bruce Collins

Thadi Manjunath Nagaraj

Haipeng Jin

Lakshminath Reddy Dondeti

Randall Coleman Gellens

Kirti Gupta

Jeremy Guralnick

Jeffery N Brown

Ilan J Rothmuller

Conrad Grell

Michael Theiss-Aird

In a communication system providing broadcast services in which files for broadcast are accessible by the users. Contents of the broadcast files and the file attributes required to process the 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.

Method and apparatus for enhanced file distribution in multicast or broadcast

Disclosed are apparatus and methods operable to distribute targeted content. Additionally, disclosed are corresponding apparatus and methods operable to selectively choose and cache selected ones from among the distributed targeted content, and to further choose ones from among the cached content to present on a device. In some aspects, selective caching of content may be based upon a match between predetermined content attribute information and predetermined profile information. Further, in some aspects, an indicator is operable to trigger the selective inclusion of one or more of the cached content in a presentation of other content, which may be based on a match between a desired content attribute associated with the indicator and the respective predetermined content attribute information of the cached content.

Apparatus and methods of selective collection and selective presentation of content

The location of a subscriber device in a wireless cellular communications system is established by transmitting digital data signals to a cellular digital data receiver of the subscriber device from at least three different cellular cell site transmitters at known locations. Each data signal has a time-synchronized synchronization signal, preferably synchronized through the time signals of the global positioning system. The time of arrival of each of the time-synchronized synchronization signals is determined with respect to an internal clock of the receiver. The location of the subscriber device is established from the locations of the cell sites and the times of arrival of the synchronization signals relative to the internal clock.

Method and apparatus for determining location of a subscriber device in

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