Nms Communications Corporation

Qualcomm Iskoot, Inc.

Nms Communication Corporation

David Guedalia

Jacob Guedalia

Gavriel Raanan

Lawrence Reisler

Josh Guedalia

A method for billing a subscriber to a cellular telephone service for a VoIP call made by the subscriber, the method including determining when a subscriber to a cellular telephone service places a telephone call to a remote device using a local device associated with the subscription, where the telephone call has at least one VoIP call leg, capturing session information related to the telephone call, including information identifying the subscriber, and providing the information to a provider of the cellular telephone service, thereby enabling the cellular telephone service provider to bill the subscriber for the VoIP call.

Local access to a mobile network

This invention discloses a system for transmission of audio content to a telephone, the system including an audio stream navigation functionality operable by using a telephone user interface and enabling a user to select audio data to be heard by the user via said telephone, an interactive voice response unit operative in response to an input from said telephone user interface operating said audio stream navigation functionality and a transcoder operative in response to an input from said interactive voice response unit for providing audio data, from an audio source remote from said transcoder, to said interactive voice response unit for listening by said user via said telephone. A method for transmission of audio content to a telephone is also disclosed.

Telephone and wireless access to computer network-based audio

A VoiceXML interpreting system and method including a VoiceXML Interpreter. The VoiceXML interpreter includes a Fetcher operative to retrieve documents, a compiler operative to compile documents retrieved by the Fetcher and a cache which stores compiled documents compiled by the compiler.

Method and system of VoiceXML interpreting

An IVR operative for voice communication with a telephone network and a data network and including a VoiceXML interpreter The VoiceXML interpreter being operative to provide a streaming audio output to the data network.

Broadcasting and conferencing in a distributed environment

Via a thin client, a first user communicates with a presence server and establishes a communication channel with a second user through the presence server. The communication channel supports instant messaging in which the first user communicates via use of a first communication protocol and the second user communicates via use of a second communication protocol. When the thin client temporarily disconnects from the presence server, the presence server maintains an active 'open' session for the thin client even though the thin client is disconnected from the presence server. The thin client can reconnect to the presence server and re-establish communications over the open session, enabling the first user to again instant message the second user.

Thin instant messaging proxy interface with persistent sessions

A method and system for automatic conversion of text to speech including automatically analyzing a text to define at least one vocabulary domain and carrying out a text-to-speech conversion by employing said at least one vocabulary domain.

Method and system for enabling a user to obtain information from a text-based web site in audio form

A message notification system and methodology including an on-the-fly message parser which parses data in an incoming message as the message is received and produces on-the-fly parsed information and an on-the-fly message notification generator, producing a message notification in response to the on-the-fly parsed information, at least partially while the on-the-fly message parser parses the data in the incoming message.

On-the-fly message notification system and methodology

This invention discloses a voice communication system including a telephone network including a multiplicity of telephones interconnected by telephone network interconnections, a computer network having a multiplicity of nodes and enabling e-mail communication between said nodes, a multiplicity of voice response computers, each voice response computer being connected to a node of the computer network and being actuable by an input received from one of the multiplicity of telephones via the telephone network for communicating voice received via said one of the multiplicity of telephones via e-mail over the computer network. A method of voice communication including a telephone network including a multiplicity of telephones interconnected by telephone network interconnections is also disclosed.

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Beit Shemesh, Israel

David Guedalia