Nokia Corporation

Nokia Mobile Phones Limited

Nokia Technologies Oy

Pekka Isomursu

Mikko Lietsalmi

Petri Tapig Nykanen

Patrik Gustafsson

Juhani Miettunen

Arto Lehtonen

Mikko Terho

Jari Maenpaa

Seppo M Alanara

Hannu H Kari

Peter Decker

Teemu Tarnanen

Kalevi Kaartinen

Pete Pihko

Minna Isomursu

Arto H Lehtonen

A method includes transferring data between a mobile station for communicating over a mobile communications network and a server in the Internet having a connection to the mobile communications network. The transfer of data includes providing at least a portion of a page on the Internet in the form of code, the code including a telephone number of the mobile station as hidden information, receiving the code in the mobile station in a first user message where the first user message is a short message service message, and interpreting the code in the mobile station to cause the mobile station to display information corresponding to the page on the Internet on the mobile station, wherein the information to be displayed on the mobile station does not include the hidden information.

Communication network terminal supporting a plurality of applications

A system for imitating the functionality of a machine readable tag using a virtual tag. In at least one embodiment, a WCD () may communicate with a machine readable tag () and copy the data structure and contents of the machine readable () onto the WCD (). The WCD may create a virtual tag using downloaded information and associate the virtual tag with an image corresponding to the virtual tag. The virtual tag may then be used to imitate the interaction logic between the machine readable tag () and the WCD ().

Virtual machine readable communication tag

A terminal for a communication network, the terminal being capable of supporting a plurality of applications and communicating user messages. The terminal is configured to receive user messages having data and a header relating to one of the applications and address the data to a respective application according to the header. In an embodiment the user messages are short messages and the data includes characters in the short message.

The present invention relates to a terminal () for a communication network, the terminal being capable of supporting a plurality of applications () and having means of communicating user messages. The terminal comprises means for receiving user messages having data and a header relating to one of the applications () and means () for addressing the data to a respective application according to the header. In an embodiment the user messages are short messages and the data comprises characters in the short message.

The present invention relates to a terminal ( ) for a communication network, the terminal being capable of supporting a plurality of applications ( ) and having means of communicating user messages. The terminal comprises means for receiving user messages having data and a header relating to one of the applications ( ) and means ( ) for addressing the data to a respective application according to the header. In an embodiment the user messages are short messages and the data comprises characters in the short message.

The present invention relates to a terminal (,) for a communication network, the terminal being capable of supporting a plurality of applications (,) and having means of communicating user messages. The terminal comprises means for receiving user messages having data and a header relating to one of the applications (,) and means (,) for addressing the data to a respective application according to the header. In an embodiment the user messages are short messages and the data comprises characters in the short message.

The present invention relates to a communicator (,) having means for displaying and processing an information card containing information, and means for transmitting the information on the information card using radio communication, the transmission including an information card identifier and a destination identifier. The information on the information card is processed into characters, and a short message (,) is formed of said characters, to be transmitted using radio communication, and sent to a receiver through a short message service center (SM-SC).

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Oulu, Finland

Pekka Isomursu