Blackberry Corporation

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Motorola Corporation

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Honor Device Co., Ltd.

Malikie Innovations Limited

Golden Valley Holdings Limited

James Earl Womack

Zhijun Cai

Yi Yu

Takashi Suzuki

Wei Wu

Gordon Peter Young

Chandra Sekhar Bontu

Sean Bartholomew Simmons

Mo-Han Fong

Yi Song

Andrew Mark Earnshaw

Yongkang Jia

Shirook M Ali

Xiaoming Zhao

Shalini Suresh Periyalwar

Rose Qingyang Hu

Sophie Vrzic

Jheroen Pieter Dorenbosch

Kelce Steven Wilson

Shouxing Qu

Amin Mobasher

Niranjan Nath Segal

Richard Charles Burbidge

James Paul Warden

Hua Xu

Robert Mark Harrison

Shiwei Gao

Jan Hendrik Lucas Bakker

Steven Jeffrey Goldberg

Mark Pecen

William Anthony Gage

Peter M Drozt

Jack Anthony Smith

Terence Edward Sumner

Bruno Richard Preiss

Houssam Kanj

Sagar Dhakal

Nam Nguyen

John-Luc Bakker

William Michael Campbell

Thomas Aloysuis Sexton

Mark Edward Pecen

Clifford A Wood

Paul James Lusina

John B Gehman

Robert Andrew Rapp

Xinhua Ling

Thomas Aloysius Sexton

Kenneth T Smelcer

Andrew Howell

E Martin Hermesch

Wade Alan Bastien

Deborah Ann Calie

Cai Zhijun

Mark E Pecen

Gordon Young

Youngkang Jia

Weu Wu

Takashi Suzuku

A method for informing a relay node when to receive data. The method includes the relay node being informed of a fixed point in a subframe of data when an access node will begin transmitting relevant data over a physical downlink shared channel. The method further includes the relay node beginning to receive data at approximately the fixed point.

Relay reception synchronization system and method

A system and method are disclosed for providing uplink timing synchronization during DRX operation in a wireless communication system.

System and method for uplink timing synchronization in conjunction with discontinuous reception

A system and method are disclosed that allows for uplink resource reuse. A user device is provided an uplink resource for a first data type. If the user device does not have enough data of the first data type to fill the granted uplink resource, the user device fills the granted uplink resource with a second data type.

System and method for uplink resource reuse

A method and apparatus for dynamic acknowledgement repetition for a downlink medium access control packet data unit transmission 'MAC PDU' requiring multiple acknowledgements, the method having the steps of: receiving the downlink MAC PDU requiring multiple acknowledgements; and utilizing a differentiating factor and acknowledgement scheme, sending the multiple acknowledgements.

Method and system for dynamic ACK/NACK repetition for robust downlink MAC PDU transmission in LTE

Methods and apparatus for controlling discontinuous reception on a mobile device and in particular to control a short discontinuous reception timer in response to receipt of a medium access control control element. The methods and apparatus include stopping, restarting or maintaining the short discontinuous reception timer. Methods and apparatus for limiting or stopping a retransmission timer by providing user equipment with a maximum retry value for transmissions, by providing a maximum redundant version value, or by providing a medium access control control element to stop or prevent the start of a retransmission timer.

Method and system for the control of discontinuous reception in a wireless network

Methods of combining semi-persistent resource allocation and dynamic resource allocation are provided. Packets, such as VoIP packets, are transmitted on the uplink and downlink using respective semi-persistent resources. For each mobile device, awake periods and sleep periods are defined. The semi-persistent resources are aligned with the awake periods so that most of the time the mobile device can turn of its wireless access radio during the sleep periods. In addition, signalling to request, and to allocate, resources for additional packets are transmitted during the awake periods, and the resources allocated for the additional packets are within the awake windows.

System and method for DRX control and NACK/ACK

Methods of combining semi-persistent resource allocation and dynamic resource allocation are provided. Packets, such as VoIP packets, are transmitted on the uplink and downlink using respective semi-persistent resources. For each mobile device, awake periods and sleep periods are defined. The semi-persistent resources are aligned with the awake periods so that most of the time the mobile device can turn off its wireless access radio during the sleep periods. In addition, signalling to request, and to allocate, resources for additional packets are transmitted during the awake periods, and the resources allocated for the additional packets are within the awake windows.

System and method for semi-persistent and dynamic scheduling and discontinuous reception control

Methods, devices and systems for a wireless communication system using multiple-serving nodes are provided. In one embodiment, a method of wireless communication comprises sending from a wireless device an uplink control signal to a first node via a second node using a second communication link; receiving by said wireless device a downlink control signal from said first node using a first communication link; sending from said wireless device another uplink control signal to said second node using said second communication link; and receiving by said wireless device another downlink control signal from said second node via said first node using said first communication link.

Wireless communication system using multiple-serving nodes

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Bedford, TX, United States of America

James Earl Womack