At&t Mobility Ii LLC

Other

Cingular Wireless Ii, LLC

Paul Hanson

Scott Allen Swanburg

Andre Okada

Chris Young

Adrianne Binh Luu

David Hyams

A voicemail receptionist system includes a memory and a processor. The memory can store data relating to one or more users. An incoming communication can be handled by the voicemail receptionist system and provided with functionality based upon a user's preferences, for example. The data stored by the voicemail receptionist system can be updated at any time, or automatically updated upon updating of the data, or upon occurrence of a trigger event. Voicemail receptionist functionality can include standard voicemail system functionality as well as functionality relating to email, text messaging, MMS messaging, calendar features, schedule announcements, location data, as well as other features.

Dynamic voicemail receptionist system

The present disclosure provides various systems and methods for providing enhanced messaging features. An exemplary method for providing a predictive response messaging feature includes receiving a message from a first device () at a second device () and analyzing the message to determine at least one response option based upon the content of the message. After determining at least one response option, the at least one response option can be presented on a display () of the second device (). A called party can make a selection of one of the at least one response options and the selection can be received on the second device (). The selection can trigger the creation of a response message based upon the selected response option and the response message can be sent to the first device (). Other methods and systems are described.

Providing a predictive response feature for messaging applications by analyzing the text of a message using text recognition logic

An exemplary system for providing remote deletion of contact information includes a first device associated with a first user. The first device is configured to generate and send a delete request message to a second device. In some embodiments, the delete request message includes a request to delete contact information for the first user from the second device. The second device can be configured to receive the delete request message and delete the first user's contact information. A method for providing remote deletion of contact information includes a delete request message being generated at a first device, associated with a first user. The delete request message can include a request to delete contact information for the first user. The first device can send the delete request message to a second device. The delete request message can instruct the second device to delete the first user's contact information.

Systems and methods for remote deletion of contact information

A system provided herein permits a communications network subscriber to establish a local contact database on at least one communications device. The local contact database can communicate with a global contact database to receive contact information updates for a group of subscribers stored within the local contact database. The contact information can include basic contact information, such as name, address, email address, and telephone number. The contact information can also include advanced contact information, such as registration and activity information for each communications device associated with the group of subscribers, location information, hotspot information, points of interest information, and social networking information. Methods are provided herein that permit subscribers to introduce each other and obtain contact information securely. Methods are also provided herein that permit subscribers to request further contact information after a communication session is terminated.

Advanced contact management in communications networks

A system for delayed message delivery can include an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) network that is in communication with at least one of a first user equipment and a second user equipment, and a message application server. The message application server can be configured to receive a message sent from the first user equipment, store the message temporarily in accordance with a time parameter, and send the message to a gateway when the time parameter is satisfied. The gateway can be configured to receive a message formatted in accordance with a first protocol used by the IMS network and convert the message into a format in accordance with a second protocol used by a message center. The message center can be configured to receive the message formatted in accordance with the second protocol and forward the message to the second user equipment. Other systems for delayed message delivery and corresponding methods are disclosed.

Systems and methods for delayed message delivery

A system and method enables a computer user to control his or her service provider for a high-speed data connection over a fixed wireless network. The system may present a list of service providers available for user registration and for each service provider for which the user registers, the system may store login information associated with the user and the registered service provider. Upon subsequent user login, the system may present a list of registered service providers to the user and upon the user choosing a service provider and clicking a connect button, the system may connect the user to the chosen service provider.

System and method for providing service provider choice over a high-speed data connection

A foldable sawhorse is disclosed having a main set of leg members with a beam across the upper edges thereof, and a shorter, supporting set of leg members pivotally secured to the main leg members. Strut members extend between the main and supporting legs on each side of the sawhorse, the struts being foldable as the sets of leg members are folded together, the legs and struts assuming a nesting relationship for presenting a thin, folded profile for storage and/or transport. The center support beam is vertically aligned with the midpoint of the open legs to evenly distribute the weight between the uneven length sets of leg members.

Foldable sawhorse

A headboard frame supports juxtaposed headrest assemblies recessed in a cavity of the frame and moveable upwardly out of the cavity. Constant tension spring mechanisms counterbalance each headrest assembly. Each headrest assembly includes a moveable standard slideable in the frame and a headrest pivotable carried on the standard. A latch locks the standard at prescribed heights.

Articulated head board assembly

An improved articulated bed having a main mattress support, a main mattress on the top of the support and having a cavity in which an auxiliary mattress is removably positioned, the auxiliary mattress having a pair of slots formed in its upper surface sized to receive human knees and padding material aggregately sized to occupy the slots. Another embodiment comprises the mattress support having a cavity in alignment with the main mattress cavity and in which an auxiliary mattress support is removably positioned. Heel support depressions are provided on the top surface of the mattress along with heel supporting inserts for the depressions to provide support for the user's heels in a variety of positions. Reinforcing means is provided within the mattress adjacent the mattress cavity. The mattress is secured to the support by means of snaps or projections in the support which engage the bottom surface of the mattress.

Articulated bed

A unitary inner spring or elastomer bed mattress is provided at its median plane with a wire reinforcing grid of selected rigidity. The grid spans substantially the entire area of the mattress in terms of its major surfaces. A marginal frame for the mattress can be employed in conjunction with the grid and the mattress may have a recess in one end thereof. The necessity for a separate box spring beneath the mattress is avoided.

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Kirkland, WA, United States of America

Paul Hanson