Seven Networks, LLC

Seven Networks International Oy

Medikro Oy

Seppo Salorinne

Ari Backholm

Lauri Vuornos

Jukka Ahonen

Andrew J Everitt

Mikko Daavittila

Petri Salmi

Mikko Tervahauta

Marko Ketonen

Antti Saarilahti

Marcus Groeber

Heikki Ylinen

Rauli Ikonen

Allan McLeod

Antti Saarlilahti

Jussi Heinonen

Michael Luna

A method for forwarding an e-mail message from an e-mail server to a mobile terminal is provided. An e-mail address of the mobile terminal is associated with an identifier and encryption information, receiving the e-mail message associated with the e-mail address and sent by the e-mail server. The method includes encrypting the e-mail message using the encryption information associated with the e-mail address and transmitting the encrypted e-mail message to the mobile terminal.

Messaging centre for forwarding e-mail

A method for IP [=Internet Protocol] communication between a mobile terminal and its correspondent node in a mobile radio network. The method comprises establishing an IP connection between the mobile terminal and its correspondent node. After detecting a period of inactivity in the IP connection, keep-alive messages are sent via the IP connection at predetermined intervals, which are varied. The method comprises monitoring the lengths of several periods of inactivity at which the mobile radio network disconnects the IP connection.

Dynamic adjustment of keep-alive messages for efficient battery usage in a mobile network

The present disclosure presents at least one communication interface for prediction of data related to health conditions, wherein the at least one communication interface is configured to receive health-related data, preferably comprising measurement data, from a first user device of a first user, associated with a first time and a first location. The at least one communication interface additionally comprises at least one processor configured to utilize said received health-related data to generate predictive data to be indicated to a second user device of a second user associated with a second time and a second location.

Arrangement for proactively notifying and advising users in terms of potentially health-affecting location-related phenomena, related method and computer program

An apparatus adapted to operate as an A party in a database synchronization with a B party via a mobile communication network. The database contains data items to be synchronized. The apparatus includes mechanisms for maintaining a copy of the database and a client-server communication module with a client part and a server part. The client part is configured to communicate via the mobile communication network with the server part of the B party. The apparatus also includes change detection mechanisms responsive to a detection of a changed data item, for initiating a synchronization event via the client part of the client-server communication module.

Database synchronization via a mobile network

Systems and methods for maintaining an IP (Internet protocol) connection in a mobile network are disclosed. Techniques are disclosed wherein an optimal keep-alive interval is determined, and dynamic adjustments of keep-alive message interval are employed to prevent detection and counter measure. Keep-Alive schedule information may be determined at a first mobile terminal for a network, and subsequently used for a second mobile terminal when the second mobile terminal encounters that same network. In some embodiments, the Keep-Alive schedule information is stored at a network-node device. In some embodiments, the first mobile terminal and the second mobile terminal are cellular phones.

A method for IP [=Internet Protocol] communication between a mobile terminal and its correspondent node in a mobile radio network. The method comprises establishing an IP connection between the mobile terminal and its correspondent node. After detecting a period of inactivity in the IP connection, keep-alive messages are sent via the IP connection at predetermined intervals, which are varied. The method comprises monitoring the lengths of several periods of inactivity at which the mobile radio network disconnects the IP connection. Based on the monitored lengths of periods of inactivity, a maximum interval (T) between keep-alive messages is determined such that the maximum interval meets a predetermined criterion of statistical confidence, and the interval between keep-alive messages is set to the maximum interval (T).

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Helsinki, Finland

Seppo Salorinne