Sprint Communications Comapny L.p.

Leo Michael McRoberts

Lyle W Paczkowski

David Edward Rondeau

Stevan A Klesper

Jay Dean Bluhm

Pallavur Sankanranaraynan

Mitchell D Rice

A method establishing a trusted end-to-end communication link is disclosed. The method comprises executing a communication application in a trusted security zone of a mobile access terminal. The method also comprises sending a message from the mobile access terminal to a trusted communication application executing in a trusted security zone of a trusted enterprise edge node. The method further comprises sending the message from the trusted enterprise edge node to a trusted cloudlet executing in a trusted security zone of a cloud based server.

End-to-end trusted communications infrastructure

A method of delivery of medical data via a trusted end-to-end communication link. The method comprises obtaining a measurement of a parameter of a human being by a first sensor, obtaining a biometric from the human being by a second sensor, receiving input from the first and second sensors by a secure application executing in a trusted security zone of a processor, whereby access to the input from the first and second sensors by applications executing in a normal partition of the processor is blocked, wherein the input from the first and second sensors comprises the measurement of the parameter and the biometric, and transmitting a message based on the input from the first and second sensors via a trusted end-to-end communication link to a medical data server, wherein an application that receives the message executes in a trusted security zone of the server.

Methods and media are provided for offering telecommunications features to wireless devices through the use of a wireless exchange unit. The wireless exchange unit serves as an access point onto a larger wireless telecommunications network through use of a high-speed internet connection. The wireless exchange unit includes an access point base transceiver station (BTS) and an integrated application server. The integrated application server includes a session proxy, a home application server, and a voice application server. The wireless devices can access features such as, among other things, reduced-digit dialing, call rollover, and alternate message notification. For connections between devices local to the wireless exchange unit, the larger telecommunications network resources need not be utilized, therefore reducing congestion and improving performance. If used in conjunction with a network application server on the larger telecommunications network, the enhanced features can be offered to associated wireless devices when the devices are not local to the wireless exchange unit through access at another point of the telecommunications network.

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Overland Park, KS, United States of America

Leo Michael McRoberts