Motorola Corporation

Raghunandan Sanjeev

Daniel S Rokusek

Wayne Graf Baer

Kranti Kambhampati

A hands-free circuit () and method produces audio information () corresponding to voice tag information () stored either in the hands-free circuit () or in a wireless device (). The hands-free circuit includes a wireless local area network (WLAN) transceiver (), memory () and a speech processor (). For example, the wireless local area network transceiver () may be a Bluetooth transceiver that communicates with the wireless device () and receives wireless device information (). The wireless device information () may represent caller identification information, call processing information relating to the status of a call, phone status information or any suitable information. The speech processor () produces audio information () corresponding to the voice tag information (). According to one embodiment, the speech processor () produces speech synthesized wireless device information (), in-band ring tone information or any suitable information.

Hands-free circuit and method for communicating with a wireless device

A method of dynamically configuring access to services () between a remote communications node () and a remote communications device () includes determining if the remote communications node () is communicating with a distributed communications system (). The remote communications node () is configured as a primary gateway () if the remote communications node () is communicating with the distributed communications system () and configured as a secondary gateway () if it is not. A remote communications device () is initialized and the remote communications node () and remote communications device () are dynamically configured to optimally access services () in a serial configuration.

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Palatine, IL, United States of America

Raghunandan Sanjeev