Intel Corporation

Etan Shirron

Yaniv Frishman

Solomon B Trainin

Guoqing C Li

George R Hayek

Yossi Weisblum

Some demonstrative embodiments include devices, systems and/or methods of wirelessly delivering content. For example, a method may include receiving at a first wireless communication device a request from a second wireless communication device via a first communication link of a first wireless communication protocol having a first coverage range, the request indicating requested content to be transferred from the first wireless communication device to the second wireless communication device; transmitting over the first communication link a session-handoff message from the first wireless communication device to the second wireless communication device, the session-handoff message including one or more link-related parameters defining a second wireless communication link of a second wireless communication protocol having a second coverage range, which is greater than the first coverage range; and transmitting the requested content from the first wireless communication device to the second wireless communication device over the second wireless communication link.

Device, system and method of wirelessly delivering content

Embodiments of wireless devices and methods to support a clock synchronization protocol that is provided independently and in parallel to multiple protocol abstraction level (PAL) and other upper layer entities and to multiple streams per each of the PAL and the upper layer entities. The frequency and time synchronization messages are delivered by MAC management action frames and can be aggregated in A-MPDU together with data, management and control MPDUs.

Method of protocol abstraction level (PAL) frequency synchronization

In a wireless video system, the clock rate for wirelessly transmitting the video data from the transmitting device should be identical to the clock rate for receiving the video data at the receiving device. But the two devices have separate clocks, whose frequencies may drift apart over time, leading the video buffer to be over run or under run. Clock synchronizing messages to prevent this may be sent at short intervals when clock synchronization is first being acquired, and at larger intervals after clock synchronization has already been achieved and is merely being maintained.

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