Ibotta, Inc.

Wireless Seismic, Inc.

Openwave Systems Inc.

Unwired Planet, LLC

Garrick Wager

Luke Swanson

Bryan W Leach

Keith Elder

Steven Kooper

Jerry Edward Stair

Joshua Dice

James A Fitch

Daniel Smoker

Provided are systems and methods for segmenting and grouping a plurality of network nodes into one or more clusters. Content may be delivered from a transmitting user node to a receiving user node based on which cluster the receiving user node resides. The grouping of the clusters may be dynamically updated in real-time based on user activity data. Such user activity data may be collected from both a transmitting user node (e.g., server) and a receiving user node (e.g., user device) to map the delivery of a relevant communication. Advantageously, a transmitting user may deliver content to other relevant users and a receiving user may receive content from other relevant users.

Dynamic clustering of network nodes for mobile communications

Provided are dynamic graphical user interfaces for facilitating inter-application communications, such as in a mobile device. The dynamic graphical user interface can display simultaneously: a web-based interface of a mobile browser application for receiving one or more user actions on the web-based interface; and an interactive display in communication with a second mobile application different from the mobile browser application, wherein the interactive display dynamically presents, in real-time, a status or output of the second mobile application in response to the one or more user actions performed on the web-based interface, and wherein the interactive display is visible during performance of the one or more user actions on the web-based interface.

Dynamic graphical user interfaces for displaying inter-application communications with a dynamic segmentation-based mobile offer platform

A cableless seismic acquisition system that is configured to resolve the locations of a plurality of cableless seismic acquisition units (e.g., up to 1,000,000 or more) of the system at sub-meter levels of accuracy (e.g., less than 10 cm, less than 5 cm, etc.) free of many of the limitations of existing manners of determining cableless unit locations in seismic acquisition systems. While accurately determining cableless unit locations for use in mapping underground structures of interest, the disclosed cableless seismic acquisition system also limits power demands of and ultimately power consumption by the cableless units to extend serviceable deployment time of the cableless acquisition system.

Cableless seismic acquisition with hierarchical communication protocol

A method of providing location-based services includes transmitting a first location criterion from a wireless network server to a wireless device. The method also includes evaluating whether a physical location of the wireless device satisfies the first location criterion. The process of evaluating is performed in part using the wireless device. When the first location criteria is satisfied, the method further includes transmitting an indication from the wireless device to the server that the first location criterion has been satisfied.

Wireless network with adaptive autonomous location push

The present invention is directed to a method for determining whether a location associated with a wireless station, such as a cellular telephone, is located within an area of interest. The area of interest is defined using quadtree representation of an area that includes the area of interest and identifying nodes within the quadtree that represent the area of interest. By iterative comparison of the location associated with the wireless station to the locations associated with a node at each level of the quadtree, a determination can be made as to whether or not the location associated with the wireless station is within the area of interest.

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Arvada, CO, United States of America

Garrick Wager