Google Inc.

Good Technology, Inc.

Motorola Mobility LLC

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Motorola Corporation

Michael A Belshe

James Anthony Roskind

John Friend

Roger S Collins

Mike Bennett

William Chan

Roberto J Peon

Yuchung Cheng

David Hoffman

Steven Wayne Ickman

Neel Ishwar Murarka

Dane Alexander Glasgow

David Dawson

A system and method is provided whereby more data packets than are necessary may be transmitted in order to prompt a node of network to more quickly increase the number of packets that will be accepted by the node. In one aspect, a single packet of data is split into multiple packets. In another aspect, a single packet of data is padded so that multiple packets need to be sent.

System and method for reducing latency during data transmissions over a network

Methods and systems for reducing web page load time using HTTP header compression are provided. A method for reducing web page load time includes preloading HTTP header keywords into a compression dictionary. The method also includes compressing one or more fields in an HTTP header corresponding with a web page request using the compression dictionary. The method further includes transmitting the compressed HTTP header over a network. A system for reducing web page load time includes a compression dictionary preloaded with HTTP header keywords. The system also includes a header compressor to compress one or more fields in an HTTP header using the compression dictionary, and a transmitter to transmit the compressed HTTP header over a network.

Reduction of web page load time using http header compression

Methods and systems for reducing web page load time include obtaining speculative information associated with a uniform resource locator (URL). The method and system also include determining whether to prefetch content of the URL based on the speculative information. The method and system further include providing an instruction to prefetch the URL content when a determination to prefetch results. The method and system also include prerendering the URL content when the instruction to prefetch the URL content is provided.

Content-facilitated speculative preparation and rendering

Systems and methods are provided whereby latency between a sending device and a receiving device during network communications is reduced by adaptively and dynamically acknowledging the reception of each of a determined number of packets that are transmitted by the sending device to the receiving device over the network. In one aspect, the receiving device adaptively and dynamically acknowledges the reception of each data packet as it is received from the sending device. In another aspect, the receiving device adaptively and dynamically acknowledges the reception of a group of at least two packets as the remaining data packets are received from the sending device.

System and method for reducing latency via client side dynamic acknowledgements

Methods, systems, and computer program products for reducing web latency using adaptive speculative preconnection are provided. Exemplary methods, systems, and computer program products for reducing web latency include initiating a connection to a first URL hostname, and obtaining speculative information associated with the first URL hostname. The speculative information includes a likelihood of connecting to a second URL hostname as a result of initiating a connection to the first URL hostname. The methods, systems, and computer program products also include determining whether to preconnect to the second URL hostname based on the speculative information. The methods, systems, and computer program products further include providing an instruction to preconnect to the second URL hostname when a determination to preconnect is made.

Latency reduction via adaptive speculative preconnection

A system and method transmits data so as to reduce latency in the transmissions. In one aspect, a sending device may determine a minimum number N of packets necessary to transmit information to a receiving device. In accordance with this aspect, in addition to transmitting all or some of the N number of packets in a given series, the sending device may additionally transmit one or more duplicate packets, where each duplicate packet contains data duplicative of the data contained in the last or Npacket transmitted in the series.

System and method of reducing latency by transmitting duplicate packets over a network

In one aspect, a system and method are provided whereby latency in network communication protocols such as the TCP/IP suite of protocols is reduced by transmitting a new and second connection request from a sending device to a receiving device over a network based upon adaptively determined dynamic initial timeout values, where the dynamic initial timeout values are adaptively determined based upon data associated with one or more historical requests transmitted over the network by the sending device.

System and method of reducing latency using adaptive retransmission timeouts

Aspects of the invention provide systems and methods for reducing latency in TCP connections. A client computer may send a request for information to a server computer using TCP. In response, the server may transmit the information to the client device according to default TCP connection assumptions. The server may re-configure the TCP connection based on various network statistics identified by the characteristics of the exchange between the server and the client. The server may periodically provide the network statistics concerning the speed of the network connection between the server and the client to the client. This information may be stored in cache memory by the client device for later use. For example, the next time the client device requests information from the server, the server may request the cached network statistics. The server may use this information to determine how information should be transmitted to the client.

System and method of reducing network latency

A system is disclosed in which a data processing device is completely synchronized with a messaging service. One embodiment of the system comprises a wireless data processing device; a messaging service to maintain messages and other information on behalf of a user; and synchronization logic for maintaining synchronization of the messages and other information between the wireless device and the messaging service.

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