Avaya Inc.

David Shaw

Assaph Mehr

Nivedita Mogale

Nandor Klatsmanyi

David L Chavez

David Thambiratnam

Andrew W Lang

Colin Blair

Paul Thomas McNamara

Karen Barrett

Alexander Beck

Verna L Iles

Zao Te Mo

The present invention is directed to a method for determining vehicular speeds over various travel routes that includes the steps: (a) for a plurality of mobile communication devices, determining a respective first geographic location at a first time and a second geographic location at a second later time; (b) determining a respective velocity for each cellular communication device over the distance between the first and second geographic locations; and (c) based on the respective velocities, providing to a driver at least one of (I) a velocity over a selected travel route, (ii) a traffic volume over the selected travel route, and (iii) an estimated time of travel over the selected travel route.

Destination arrival estimates auto-notification based on cellular systems

The present, in one embodiment, is directed to a method for determining vehicular speeds over various travel routes that includes the steps:

Various systems and methods for automated media filtering are disclosed. For example, some methods include receiving an indication of a situational difference via an automatic sensor, and based at least in part on the situational difference, a program played on a media player is modified. In some cases, the methods further include accessing a filter that compares the change in situational difference with a predefined access control rule set. As just some of many examples, the situational difference may include a change in persons within proximity of the media player and/or a change in programming selection in relation to the media player.

Systems and methods for automated media filtering

A wireless access point in an object location system is provided that includes a tag filtering agentoperable to (a) receive tag information from a mobile communication device, (b) compare the received tag information with a set of a plurality of tag information to determine whether to report the received tag information to a central registry; and (c) when appropriate report the received tag information and physical location information to the central registry. The tag information corresponds to tag information contained by a tagon an object and was obtained by a tag readeron the mobile communication device. The physical location information corresponds to a physical location of the mobile communication deviceat a selected point in time.

Mobile devices including RFID tag readers

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Croydon Park, Australia

David Shaw