Kyocera Corporation

Joel King

Atul Suri

Mehul Patel

Anupam Juneja

Yash Kharia

Timothy Thome

Digambar Laxman Rasal

A dynamic data pool on ad-hoc networks. The present example provides for a 'swarm' of nodes that share or provide a 'repository' of shared dynamic data. The swarm is a collection of nodes connected via networks, including but not limited to Wireless personal area network (&#x201c;PAN&#x201d;), local area network (&#x201c;LAN&#x201d;), wide area network (&#x201c;WAN&#x201d;) and/or the like. The dynamic data pool may be implemented by an application program, with network connectivity provided through programs constructed in a layered structure (&#x201c;network stack&#x201d;) or the like. Provision is made for initializing the swarm, for nodes entering and leaving the swarm, and other functions for managing the swarm.

Managing a dynamic data pool on ad-hoc networks

Alternative software architectures for a dual mode wireless communication device and methods of use are provided for efficient and effective use of the processor and memory capabilities of first and second air interface processors on a dual mode wireless communication device. The alternative architectures efficiently distribute a plurality of operational modules across the processors for efficient dual mode operation of a dual mode wireless communication device. Procedures for transitioning into a second air interface mode from a first air interface mode and vice versa are also disclosed. These seamless transitions can be based on user preferences and/or real time environmental variables such as signal strength or availability.

Software architecture for dual mode phone and method of use

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Joel King