At&t Intellectual Property I, L.p.

Bellsouth Intellectual Property Corporation

At&t Delaware Intellectual Property Corporation, Inc.

At&t Bls Intellectual Property, Inc

Other

At&t Mobility Ii LLC

At&t Intellecutal Property I, L.p.

Maria Adamczyk

Edward Michael Silver

Arnold Chester McQuaide, Jr

Li Zhang

Thomas Arnold Anschutz

Edgar Vaughan Shrum, Jr

Joel Brand

Hong Nguyen

Nicholas Steven Huslak

Alan Blackburn

Sammie Walter Hill

Scott Crandall Holt

Scott Traynham Stillman

Steven Allan Wright

Jeffrey Patrick Cassanova

Navneet Patel

Robert E Braudes

Anita H Simpson

James Carl Bedingfield, Sr

Karen M McCourt

John Ruckart

Xiaofeng Gao

Karen Mullis

Henry Kafka

Neil Gilmartin

Robert A Koch

Steven Neil Tischer

Walter Cooper Chastain

Steven Alan Siegel

Michael S Denny

Leopold B Strahs

Siroos K Afshar

Stephen R LaPierre

N Peter Hill

Robert V Epley

Myranda Johnson

Gregory Nelson Patterson

Abdi R Modarressi

Frederick C Iffland

Steven Allen Wright

Ann V McLaughlin

Gary J Leonard

Gary Lamothe

Donald H Barstow

Doug Varney

Sharolyn S Farmer

Gail Elizabeth White

Jeffery Patrick Cassanova

Navnect Patel

A Chester McQuaide, Jr

Chen Li

Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, obtaining a dataset, the dataset including first data pertaining to geographical information associated with a plurality of entities, separating the dataset into a plurality of subsets, wherein each subset of the plurality of subsets corresponds to at least one attribute of a plurality of different attributes, ordering the plurality of subsets in accordance with respective parameter values associated with each of the subsets, wherein each of the respective parameter values corresponds to a supported distance relative to a hub, and based on the ordering, generating an estimate of a location of the hub. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Apparatuses and methods for enhancing hub location estimations using cloud sourced data

A method of operating a data network may include establishing a data path through the data network between a routing gateway and service provider equipment providing a data service. Moreover, the data service may be provided for use at the routing gateway over the data path during a data session. A request may be received from the service provider equipment where the request defines a data flow characteristic for the data path between the routing gateway and the service provider equipment providing the data service. The data flow characteristic may then be transmitted to a network element along the data path between the routing gateway and the service provider equipment. A request from service provider equipment can include an allowed bandwidth or prioritization. Related methods, data networks, data service providers, routing gateways, and computer program products are also discussed.

Methods of implementing dynamic quality of service or bandwidth provisioning

A health monitoring system receives a health condition reading from a mobile device. The health condition reading is compared to ranges of data defining acceptable health conditions. If the health condition reading lies outside one of the ranges of data, then an alert may be generated and sent to the mobile device. The alert informs a user that the health condition reading is unacceptable, perhaps requiring medical attention.

Monitoring of health

Methods, systems, and products self-identify an electronic device to a remote control. The remote control queries the electronic device, and the electronic device sends a response. A collision avoidance mechanism allows difference devices to respond to the remote control.

Methods, systems, and products for discovering electronic devices

A system for supporting a notification capability for a plurality of applications utilizing a next generation network having a network layer includes an application services middleware between the applications and the network layer comprising a plurality of common infrastructure elements usable by the applications. The common infrastructure elements provide both services associated with use of the network and services that are not associated with use of the network. The plurality of common infrastructure elements includes a notification service that is configured to facilitate the sending of messages from authorized services to recipients.

Application services infrastructure for next generation networks including a notification capability and related methods and computer program products

Systems for automatically selecting a user's profile based on location include a device adapted to being tracked by location and a database that includes a user's preferences for routing calls. The user's calls are routed to the user based on the user's call routing preferences and the location of the device. Other systems and methods are also provided.

System for automatic selection of profile based on location

Methods, systems, and products self-identify an electronic device to a remote control. The remote control queries the electronic device, and the electronic device sends a response. A collision avoidance mechanism is invoked to determine if the response self-identified the electronic device.

Voice service over a next generation network is provided using Advanced Intelligent Network solutions. According to an exemplary embodiment, a Voice over Network system includes a communications device having a directory communication address in communication with a telecommunications network, means for decoding the directory communications address to identify a voice over internet protocol service feature of the communications address, and means for establishing an internet protocol telephony communications connection of the communications device with a called party's communications address via a VoN hotline. According to further exemplary embodiments, the hotline may include a media gateway, an application server, a feature server, and means for communicating among the media gateway, the application server, and the feature server.

Voice over network (VoN)/voice over internet protocol (VoIP) architect having hotline and optional tie line

A health monitoring system is disclosed. According to one embodiment, the health monitoring system includes a first server configured to receive a first set of information from a monitoring device, wherein the first set of information includes a health condition reading of a subscriber, and wherein the first server is configured to process the first set of information and transmit a second set of information to the monitoring device and/or a telecommunications device, wherein the second set of information includes medical treatment information and/or medical advice concerning the subscriber. The health monitoring system also includes a database in communication with the first server and configured to store a third set of information therein, wherein the third set of information includes emergency contact information, one or more health conditions of the subscriber, monitoring time intervals, and/or numerical ranges defining acceptable health conditions and medical alert conditions.

Systems, methods, and devices for health monitoring

Disclosed is a device in an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) that provides IMS services to terminating non-IP (TNIP) devices. The method includes receiving a message to register a Public User Identity (PUID) at a TNIP device at a network-based device, the TNIP device being at an E.164 routing address, establishing, in a network device accepting communications where to send sessions destined for a PUID and providing information where to send sessions, the routing address as a final destination of sessions to the PUID based on the registration and an IP address of a network device with routing functionality based on telephone numbers as immediate destinations and using information from the registration to route to the TNIP device, after providing IMS services, using the relationship between the PUID, the routing address and the IP address of the network device with routing functionality based on telephone numbers.

System and method of providing IMS services to users on terminating non IMS devices

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Alpharetta, GA, United States of America

Maria Adamczyk