Nec Corporation

Google Inc.

Satoshi Niwa

David Robert Gordon

Yuta Sawa

Takahiro Kosakai

Toliver Jue

Masaki Ichihara

Kazuo Ogoro

Caching or discarding geographic data received at a client computing device may be based on a caching policy for the geographic data. A caching policy may define conditions to process the geographic data at the client device based on several factors. For example, a current position of the client device or a position of a portion of a map displayed within a viewport of the device may cause the device to cache or discard the received geographic data. The device may determine a relationship between the viewport and the received geographic data, compare the determined relationship to the caching policy and cache or discard at least a portion of the received geographic data based on the comparison.

Caching geographic data according to server-specified policy

Disclosed are an apparatus and a method for the adjustment time for IQ offset of a quadrature modulator of a transmission circuit. In adjusting the I-offset and the Q-offset of a quadrature modulator, supplied with an I-signal and a Q-signal output from an analog baseband unit to modulate a carrier. Set-up values of the I-offset and the Q-offset, associated with at least three different points on an IQ offset correction plane having an I-component and a Q-component as X- and Y-coordinates, are set for the analog baseband unit at respective different set-up timings. The values of the carrier leak level, associated with three-point offset set-up values of the output signal of the quadrature modulator, are acquired by a sole measurement operation. From the measured values of the three-point carrier leak levels, the values of the carrier suppression ratio for the three points are found from the measured values of the three points of the carrier leak level to find the optimum set-up values of the I-offset and the Q-offset.

Apparatus and method for adjusting quadrature modulator, communication apparatus and program

A geomagnetic sensor for detecting geomagnetism is provided in a mobile terminal device. The output value of the geomagnetic sensor is compared with a first set value that has been set in advance, and the mobile terminal device is determined to be stationary when the output value of the geomagnetic sensor continues to be smaller than a first set value for at least a first set time period that has been set in advance, and the mobile terminal device is determined to be moving when the output value of the geomagnetic sensor fluctuates by at least the first set value. The determination results are transmitted to the base station, and the base station decreases the number of times for executing a process of registering the position of the mobile terminal device to the base station when the mobile terminal device is stationary, and increases the number of times of executing the process for registering position when the mobile terminal device is moving.

Mobile terminal device and positional information system

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Tokyo, Japan

Satoshi Niwa