Sony Corporation

Reiko Habuto

Yoshiyasu Kubota

Nobuki Furue

A data communication system includes a portable electronic apparatus, a server apparatus, a cradle apparatus, and a home apparatus. The portable electronic apparatus includes a communication section, a reception control section, a storage section, and a utilization control section. The cradle apparatus includes a first communication section, a second communication section, a connection detection section, a notification control section, and a relaying control section. The server apparatus includes a first communication section, a second communication section, a first transmission control section, and a relaying control section. The home apparatus includes a communication section, a preparation section, and a transmission control section.

Data communication system, cradle apparatus, server apparatus, data communication method and data communication program

A data communication system includes a server apparatus and a cradle apparatus. The cradle apparatus includes a first communication section, a second communication section, a connection detection section, a notification control section, and a relay control section. The server apparatus includes a communication section, a data preparation section, and a communication control section.

Data communication system, cradle apparatus, server apparatus and data communication method

A data communication system including a portable electronic device, a server device and a cradle device for mediating transmission and reception of data between the portable electronic device and the server device.

Data communication system, portable electronic device, server device, data communication method, and data communication program

A data read/write apparatus records, in a root directory of a recording medium, a file &ldquo;MEM*****.ind&rdquo; indicating the type of the recording medium, a directory &ldquo;DCIM&rdquo; for storing still image files, a directory &ldquo;VOICE&rdquo; for storing voice files, a directory &ldquo;HIFI&rdquo; for storing audio files, and a directory &ldquo;MS******&rdquo; for storing information inherent to a vendor. The rules are defined as the method for recording data in the recording medium. Hence, an audio-visual apparatus can determine the type of data stored in the loaded recording medium, recognizes the format of data in a non-conforming format, and erases the data in the non-conforming format.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Reiko Habuto