Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

Pipebeach Ab

Scott McGlashan

Paul Michael Burke

Christer Granberg

Berndt Ove Johannsen

Jesper Hogberg

Hans Bjurstrom

A printer portal including a network connection arranged to transfer user voice command input and printer portal output, a telephony system arranged to receive user voice command input and generate printer portal output via the network connection, a printing device arranged to print information responsive to the telephony system based on the user voice command input, and an access module arranged to control user access to portions of the printer portal is described. The printer portal stores location information about the printer portal. A method for printing information at a printer portal is described. A user voice command input is received at a printer portal. The printer portal analyzes the command input using a telephony system. Information is printed at the printer portal if the command input includes a print request to print information at the printer portal.

Printer voice portal

A mobile device-based printing system and method is described. The printer system for network printing includes a communication network adapted to transfer messages between a mobile device and a printer. The printer is connectable to the communication network to receive a print message, including a reference to a document to be printed, via the communication network. The printer has a phone number for receiving print messages via said communication network. The mobile device is connectable to the communication network to transmit the print message on the communication network. A method for printing from a mobile device to a printer using a communication network includes transmitting a print message to a phone number of the printer from the mobile device where the print message includes a reference to a document to be printed.

Mobile device-based printing system and method

The present invention relates to a voice browser and a method at a voice browser, the voice browser being arranged at a server connected to the Internet and responsive to Dual Tone MultiFrequency (DTMF) tones received from a telecommunications network The voice browser is responsive to different sets of predetermined DTMF tones, one set dedicated for voice browser functions and another set dedicated for HTML application functions. The voice browser synchronises the possible DTMF tones that can be accepted for a certain browsed part of an HTML page.

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