Servicenow, Inc.

Kyocera Wireless Corporation

David Schumann

Vincent Seguin

Patrick Casey

Szu-hsuan Lee

Doug Brems

Tony Zhou Lee

Rory O'Neill

Persistent storage contains a parent table and one or more child tables, the parent table containing: a class field specifying types, and one or more filter fields. One or more processors may: receive a first request to read first information of a first type for a first entity; determine that, in a first entry of the parent table for the first entity, the first type is specified in the class field; obtain the first information from a child table associated with the first type; receive a second request to read second information of a second type for a second entity; determine that, in a second entry of the parent table for the second entity, the second type is indicated as present by a filter field that is associated with the second type; and obtain the second information from a set of additional fields in the second entry.

Support for multi-type users in a single-type computing system

A push to talk (PTT) user interface for a wireless communications device utilizes a single all contacts database. The database is updated and utilized by the user in either a 'PTT contacts' list screen or in an 'all contacts' list screen. These screens are used for direct PTT calls, group PTT calls, alert calls, and standard cellular voice calls. Push to talk contacts are defined by the user and are stored on the wireless device. A direct PTT call allows a user to place a PTT call to another party or to a group with more than one party. The user can create a group &#x201c;ad hoc&#x201d; PTT call by selecting multiple contacts from the PTT contacts list screen. The PTT contact screen also is utilized to send an &#x201c;alert&#x201d; message to an individual with a PTT contact number. The alert message is either a brief text message or simply an &#x201c;Alert&#x201d; without text. During a PTT call, the user can view a variety of screens to add another party to the active PTT call and to save or edit participant information. When a user has missed a group call, the user can join the call late by using a call history list. During an active PTT call, the wireless communications device provides notification of other incoming PTT calls, and allows the user to &#x201c;answer&#x201d;, i.e., switch, to the new call.

Push to talk user interface

An multi-position wireless communication device comprises a first housing portion and a second housing portion. The second housing portion is capable of being arranged in a first closed position relative to the first housing portion and in a second open position relative to the first housing portion. The wireless communication device further comprises at least one external key situated on the exterior surface of one of the first and second housing portions. The at least one external key is capable of being activated by a user when the wireless communication device in the closed position for defining a call recipient and for initiating a call to the call recipient.

Wireless communication device with enhanced feature set

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

David Schumann