Research in Motion Corporation

Blackberry Corporation

Motorola Mobility LLC

Motorola Corporation

3g Licensing S.a.

Jeffrey Christopher Rogers

Alex Babut

Xianfeng Chen

Brindusa L. Fritsch

Srimantee Karmakar

Michael Matovsky

Leo Pechersky

Igor Tsenter

Rob Kline

Richard Qing

Michael Shenfield

Viera Bibr

Bryan R Goring

Kamen B Vitanov

Brindusa L Fritsch

Brindusa Fritsch

Kenneth Wallis

Bryan Goring

David Paul Yach

Richard X Qing

Herbert Anthony Little

Laura Brindusa Fritsch

Russell Norman Owen

Laura Doktorova

David DeBruin

Robert Kline

Michael Cacenco

Kamen Vitanov

Gaelle Christine Martin-Cocher

Cameron Bateman

Vladimir Blagojevic

Daniel Mateescu

Dejan Petronijevic

Zhong Hai Luo

Adrian Buckley

Andrew Michael Allen

Arnold Sheynman

John F A Dahms

Suresh Chitturi

Brian Edward McColgan

Sean Paul Taylor

Zhonghai Luo

Curtis Wetherly

Brian McCOLGAN

Bruce A Bernhardt

James Andrew Godfrey

Alexander Sherkin

Christopher Smith

Brian Edward Anthony McColgan

Axel D Ferrazzini

Clara Margarida Severino

Jeff Rogers

Richard Anthony Pito

Ali Ömer Mubarek

Kaman B Vitanov

Jeffery C Rogers

Adam Rogers

Ken Wallis

Michael Shkolnik

Karmakar Srimantee

Michael V Cacenco

Axel Ferrazzini

John F Dahms

A method for providing an administration policy to a user device comprising a plurality of applications, the method comprising centrally generating the administration policy to be implemented in the user device, the administration policy comprising at least one of an application administration policy to be used by at least one of the plurality of applications and a client administration policy for the user device; and providing the generated policy to the user device.

Method for providing wireless application privilege management

Systems and methods for secure control of a wireless mobile communication device are disclosed. Each of a plurality of domains includes at least one wireless mobile communication device asset. When a request to perform an operation affecting at least one of the assets is received, it is determined whether the request is permitted by the domain that includes the at least one affected asset, by determining whether the entity with which the request originated has a trust relationship with the domain, for example. The operation is completed where it is permitted by the domain. Wireless mobile communication device assets include software applications, persistent data, communication pipes, and configuration data, properties or user or subscriber profiles.

System and method for secure control of resources of wireless mobile communication devices

A method includes receiving location information from a mobile device, the location information indicating a location of a mobile device operating the mobile device in a global positioning navigation satellite system (GNSS)-location-denied environment. One or more communication parameters associated with communications between the mobile device and a network can be identified. The communication parameters can be associated with the location of the mobile device. The mobile device can provide the location information using a social networking site, for example, using a check-in feature or drop-down location menu.

Harvesting communication parameter observations in GNSS-denied environments

A method is disclosed for providing an updated management object to an agent. The method includes the agent specifying the updated management object, and a device management client providing the updated management object.

System and method for registration of an agent to process management object updates

A method performed on a device includes receiving, from a user, a finger-touch-initiated request for access to a layer of a multi-layer application on the device, the multi-layer application having a plurality of user interface layers. The method may also include identifying a finger of the user used to provide the finger-touch-initiated request, the finger associated with one of the layers of the multi-layer application. The layer associated with the identified finger of the user may be operated on. Each finger of the user can be associated with a different layer of the multi-layer application. Fingerprints can be used to differentiate each finger and/or to identify the user by fingerprint recognition techniques. Fingerprints can be used to vary the access parameters of a layer of the application and/or to provide security levels for accessing the layers of the multi-layer application.

Manipulating screen layers in multi-layer applications

Predicting user actions and preemptively modifying a device in such a way as to make performing those actions easier. More specifically, a dynamic ribbon (DR) which comprises a ribbon whose contents and attributes can be changed dynamically based on anticipated user actions. The anticipated user action is facilitated by modifying the DR according to a preference to make some information available and/or make some action easier to perform.

System and method for context aware dynamic ribbon

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