Blackberry Corporation

Apple Inc.

Intel Corporation

Research in Motion Corporation

Motorola Corporation

Motorola Mobility LLC

Malikie Innovations Limited

Other

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

3g Licensing S.a.

Intel IP Corporation

Research in Motion UK Limited

Research in Motion Japan Limited

Motorola, Inc., a Corporation of the State of Delaware

Richard Charles Burbidge

Youn Hyoung Heo

Chen Ho Chin

Takashi Suzuki

Gordon Peter Young

David Philip Hole

Maiyuran Wijayanathan

Andrew Mark Earnshaw

Zhijun Cai

Sudeep K Palat

Marta Martinez Tarradell

Stephen John McCann

Hyung-Nam Choi

Johanna Lisa Dwyer

Mo-Han Fong

Alexandre Saso Stojanovski

Nicholas William Anderson

Candy Yiu

Sangeetha L Bangolae

Johanna Dwyer

Stefano M Faccin

Mark Earnshaw

Robert Zaus

Yujian Zhang

Alexander Sasha Sirotkin

Kyeongin Jeong

Seau Sian Lim

Hong He

Umesh Phuyal

Puneet K Jain

Debdeep Chatterjee

Nageen Himayat

Jerome Parron

Ana Lucia Pinheiro

Ana Lucia A Pinheiro

Yi Yu

Sean Michael McBeath

Claude Jean-Frederic Arzelier

Ravi Kuchibhotla

Hua Xu

Sergey Panteleev

Vivek G Gupta

Kenneth Anderson Stewart

Jan Hendrik Lucas Bakker

Jun J Li

Jaemin Han

Gang Xiong

Yang Tang

Robert T Love

Muthaiah Venkatachalam

Alexey Vladimirovich Khoryaev

James Earl Womack

Bharat Shrestha

Jing Zhu

Yi Guo

William Daniel Willey

Andrew John Farnsworth

Nazih Almalki

Rene Faurie

Hui Zhao

Christopher Harris Snow

Yushu Zhang

Dae Won Lee

Seunghee Han

Alexei Vladimirovich Davydov

Vijay Nangia

Jie Cui

Yang Yang

Joonyoung Cho

Yongjun Kwak

Joey Chou

Rui Huang

Gregory Vladimirovich Morozov

Rapeepat Ratasuk

Murali Narasimha

Jeongho Jeon

Muhammad Khaledul Islam

Satish Chandra Jha

Geng Wu

Kathiravetpillai Sivanesan

Qian Li

Stephen John Barrett

Honglei Miao

Andrey Chervyakov

Anthony Lee

Yizhi Yao

Hua Li

Farid Adrangi

Michael Faerber

Jeffrey William Wirtanen

Nicholas James Russell

Rene Waraputra Purnadi

Thomas Leonard Trevor Plestid

Pingping Zong

Dawei Ying

Sudeep Manithara Vamanan

Avik Sengupta

Ingolf Karls

Yuhan Zhou

Systems and methods of providing UE capability are described. A capability ID is associated with the same Radio Capability information for multiple UEs. If the capability ID is validated at a network node, the UE provides the capability ID to a RAN node, which obtains the capability information from the network node after providing the received capability ID to the RAN node. The capability ID is received in an RRC Setup Complete. Security Mode Complete or Reconfiguration Complete message. The network node, if the Radio Capability information is not available, requests and receives the Radio Capability information and associates it with the capability ID, and marks that the capability ID as not validated until a threshold number of the UEs have provided the same Radio Capability information. The capability ID is based on a UE device type, manufacturer and software version.

UE capability transfer and storage

Embodiments of a generation Node-B (gNB), User Equipment (UE) and methods for communication are generally described herein. The gNB may receive, from the UE, a first measurement report that indicates a first signal quality measurement based on new radio synchronization signals (NR-SS). The gNB may determine, based on reception of the first measurement report, a transmission direction for transmission of channel state information reference signals (CSI-RS) for a second RRM measurement at the UE based on the CSI-RS. The gNB may receive, from the UE, a second measurement report that indicates a second signal quality measurement based on the CSI-RS. The gNB may determine, based at least partly on the first and second signal quality measurements, whether to initiate a handover of the UE from a serving cell to a neighbor cell.

Generation node-B (GNB), user equipment (UE) and methods for handover in new radio (NR) systems

A method, mobile device () and radio access network RAN () are disclosed for suspending and re-establishing a radio resource control (RRC) connection. In some examples, the mobile device () indicates a preference to have the RRC connection either suspended or released. In other examples, RAN () sends to the mobile device () a connection suspend command message instructing the mobile device to suspend a RRC connection with the RAN (). The mobile device (), in response to the connection suspend command message, suspends the RRC connection. When the RRC connection is suspended the mobile device () cannot transmit or receive user plane data to the RAN () and performs functions the same as or similar to idle mode functions. On suspension, RRC connection information is stored and can be used to re-establish the suspended RRC connection.

Simplified UE + eNB messaging

In an access device associated with a first network cell, a method for enabling user equipment (UE) to obtain a service unavailable through the first network cell includes receiving a request for the UE to access the service, and identifying, in a message to the UE, a plurality of second network cells providing the service.

Method for accessing a service unavailable through a network cell

Embodiments of a generation Node-B (gNB), User Equipment (UE) and methods for communication are generally described herein. A source gNB may operate as a master gNB (MgNB) before a handover. A target gNB may operate as a secondary gNB (SgNB) before the handover. The target gNB may operate as the MgNB after the handover. The target gNB may, as part of operation as the SgNB, transmit a first data packet received from the source gNB for relay to the UE. The target gNB may, as part of operation as the MgNB, transmit, a second data packet received from a serving gateway (SGW) for relay to the UE.

Generation Node-B (GNB), user equipment (UE) and methods for handover based on multi-connectivity in new radio (NR) systems

A method performed by user equipment (UE) includes receiving a request to access a service unavailable through a first network cell associated with the UE and informing a second network cell that the UE is requesting to obtain the service unavailable through the first network cell. The request may be received from a user of the UE or may be a paging message.

A method performed by user equipment (UE) includes receiving a request to access a service unavailable through a first network cell associated with the UE, and receiving a message from an access device associated with the first network cell, wherein the message identifies a plurality of second network cells providing the service.

Briefly, in accordance with one or more embodiments, a user equipment (UE) may enter into an E-UTRAN Routing Area Paging Channel state, and is configured with an E-UTRAN Routing Area and an Anchor identifier to identify an anchor evolved Node B (eNB) for the UE. The UE selects to a new cell without performing a handover procedure, and performs a cell update procedure. The UE also may enter into a Cell Update Connected state, and is configured with an Anchor identifier. The UE selects to a new cell, performs a cell update procedure, performs a buffer request procedure, and performs a cell update procedure to download buffered data and to perform data transmission with the new cell.

User equipment controlled mobility in an evolved radio access network

Disclosed are apparatuses for quality of service (QoS) flow to data radio bearer (DRB) mapping override bits. An apparatus of a user equipment (UE), includes one or more data storage devices, and one or more processors operably coupled to the one or more data storage devices. The one or more data storage devices are configured to store data corresponding to mapping of QoS flows to data radio bearers. The one or more processors are configured to map one or more QoS flows to a DRB in an uplink (UL) responsive to receipt, by the UE from a cellular base station, of a user plane packet in a downlink (DL) through the DRB if an override bit of the user plane packet indicates that reflective mapping should apply.

Quality of service flow to data radio bearer mapping override bit

Various embodiments herein are directed to multiple subscriber identity module (multi-SIM) operation by a user equipment (UE) in communication with a network. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

User equipment operation with multiple subscriber identity modules

An architecture, for a cellular communications system, is described herein in which a 'bearer-less' model is used for both the radio interface and the network core. Instead of using an individual Layer 2 bearer for each Quality of Service (QoS) class, in the architecture described herein, a common Layer 2 connection (e.g., a Layer 2 'fat pipe') may be used to handle traffic flows between a User Equipment (UE) device and an external Packet Data Network (PDN). Additionally, a bearer-less architecture may be used in the radio interface (i.e., between User Equipment (UE) and the eNB).

Bearer-less architecture for a wireless cellular network

Systems and methods of providing UE capability are described. A capability ID is associated with the same Radio Capability information for multiple UEs. If the capability ID is validated at a network node, the UE provides the capability ID to a RAN node, which obtains the capability information from the network node after providing the received capability ID to the RAN node. The capability ID is received in an RRC Setup Complete, Security Mode Complete or Reconfiguration Complete message. The network node, if the Radio Capability information is not available, requests and receives the Radio Capability information and associates it with the capability ID, and marks that the capability ID as not validated until a threshold number of the UEs have provided the same Radio Capability information. The capability ID is based on a UE device type, manufacturer and software version.

Embodiments of a User Equipment (UE), Evolved Node-B (eNB) and methods for communication in accordance with a packet convergence and link control (PCLC) layer are generally described herein. The UE may receive, from a Fifth Generation (5G) eNB, a first group of medium access control (MAC) protocol data units (PDUs) that include PCLC PDUs. In accordance with PCLC sequence numbers (SNs), the UE may reorder the PCLC PDUs and may decipher the PCLC PDUs. The UE may receive, from a legacy eNB, a second group of MAC PDUs that include packet data convergence protocol (PDCP) PDUs encapsulated in radio link control (RLC) PDUs. The UE may reorder the RLC PDUs based on RLC SNs and may decipher the RLC PDUs based on PDCP SNs that are exclusive to the RLC SNs.

User equipment (UE), evolved node-B (ENB) and methods for a packet convergence and link control (PCLC) layer

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