T-mobile Usa, Inc.

Dinesh Arcot Kumar

Yasmin Karimli

Hongliang Zhang

Egil Gronstad

Brian Allan Olsen

Mark McDiarmid

Jeff Ahmet

Methods and computing systems for dynamic rate adaption during real-time Long Term Evolution (LTE) communication are described. A real-time LTE communication session with another mobile device is established over an LTE connection. The real-time LTE communication session is established with codec rate. A monitor component receives data indicating a performance of the real-time LTE communication session, and causes the real-time LTE communication component to perform, during the real-time LTE communication session, a renegotiation of the codec rate based at least on the performance of the real-time LTE communication session.

Dynamic rate adaptation during real-time LTE communication

A computing system may utilize interfering signals of two or more wireless devices for improving communications involving the two or more wireless devices. These techniques and architectures may allow for improved spectral efficiency that enables a relatively large number of wireless devices to communicate among one another via receivers that share overlapping or adjacent frequencies. Such utilization of interfering signals may help solve a general problem involving, for example, co-channel interference (CCI) arising from densely deployed relatively small wireless communication cells for increasing communication throughput.

Increasing wireless spectral efficiency by leveraging interfering signals

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Sammamish, WA, United States of America

Dinesh Arcot Kumar