Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Motorola Corporation

Stephen C Glass

Peter J Bartels

Javier Alfaro

David E Klein

Blake C Moselle

Kevin Alonso

John Touvannas

Jeffrey Lee Cutcher

Hugo Garcia

Mohammed A Foustok

David G Wiatrowski

Trent J Miller

Lee Michael Proctor

Ellis Arthur Pinder

Francesca Schuler

Darrell James Stogner

Daniel Grobe Sachs

Robert A Biggs

Mark Antilla

Sanjaykumar S Karpoor

David J Ley

Graeme Johnson

Sean Regan

Wei Mao

Lorenzo J Cruger

Erin B Bryant

Daniel P Zetzl

John M De Sabatino

Joseph Baum

Kevin M Ittner

Carlos Camps

Yuval Namir

Ritesh Desai

Xuejiao Liu

Roland Simandiev

Timothy A Auch

Monika Rathod

Imadeldin Mahgoub

David Klein

A device, method and system for controlling provisioning of a mobile device is provided. An example devices determines, upon power-up, a status of a provisioning flag. The example device, in response to the provisioning flag comprising a first state associated with an out-of-box update mode, implements a first provisioning stage associated with a first communication system according to the out-of-box update mode. The example device, in response to the provisioning flag comprising a second state associated with a post-deployment update mode, implements the first provisioning stage associated with the first communication system according to the post-deployment update mode different from the out-of-box update mode. The example device implements a second provisioning stage for one or more of the second communication system and an operating system implemented at the mobile device.

Device, method and system for controlling provisioning of a mobile device

An ordering system () generates subscription offerings and receives an order entry in response thereto, for configuring a plurality of mobile communication devices () and gateways. A service management system () having a service management controller processes the order entry and establishes subscription services in response thereto. The subscription services are based on one or more of features, bearer providers, and capabilities associated with the plurality of mobile communication devices and gateways. The service management system () manages the selection of optimal bearer providers as the gateways for the transport of features requested in the order. A billing service () is adjusted in accordance with deployment and management of the mobile communication devices, including the transfer of mission critical functions from narrowband bearer providers to broadband bearer providers.

System and method for subscription based deployment and management of a communication system

A method and apparatus for mission critical standby of a portable communication device are disclosed. A portable communication device may include a primary processor for a first operating platform, a secondary processor for a second operating platform and communicatively coupled to the primary processor, and a power state manager that may have a first mode and a second mode. The power state manager may be configured to determine whether the primary processor is in a powered off state and sequence supply of power to the secondary processor. The first mode may allow the primary processor to monitor a power state of the secondary processor based on a determination that the primary processor is not in the powered off state and the second mode may enable the power state manager to monitor the power state based on a determination that the primary processor is in the powered off state.

Method and apparatus for mission critical standby of a portable communication drive

Systems and methods for communicating in a vehicle-to-vehicle communication network. The systems and methods include receiving an electronic certificate containing a risk rating attribute associated with one or more software applications; generating an aggregate risk rating attribute based on the risk rating attributes associated with the one or more software applications; transmitting the aggregate risk rating attribute to a plurality of neighboring electronic computing devices; receiving a risk rating attribute associated with each of the plurality of neighboring electronic computing devices; selecting a trusted neighboring electronic computing device among the plurality of neighboring electronic computing devices based on a relative risk associated with the trusted neighboring electronic computing device; and transmitting a communication to the neighboring electronic device based on the selection.

Systems and methods for improving privacy in vehicular ad hoc network

A battery operated portable communication device provides converged functionality while avoiding resets to the device. Composite logic circuitry formed of at least one comparator and a logic interface controls current limiting to a primary load formed of high power land mobile radio (LMR) devices and programming to secondary loads formed of non-LMR peripherals. At least one current limit control signal is used to control current to the primary load under high current mode operations. Another control signal provides an interruption alert to a slave processor for controlled programming of the secondary loads during the high current operations of the primary load. Current to the primary load is restored while the secondary load is interrupted. Operation of secondary load processes is resumed when the primary load ceases high power operation.

Method and apparatus for rapidly and dynamically adjusting current limiting in a portable communication device

A method and apparatus providing improved audio prioritization is provided. A public safety (PS) application programming interface (API) for an open source operating system provides a public safety extension to an audio management platform by providing configurable and updatable audio priority operation based on call type, call mode, and/or call characteristics.

Method and apparatus for audio prioritization

A method and apparatus for pairing devices is provided herein. During operation, an initial orientation of the two devices is determined. If the initial orientation of the two devices match a predetermined orientation offset from each other, then after a period of time, the orientation of the devices is again determined. If a final orientation of the two devices match a second predetermined orientation offset (e.g., devices are aligned), and both devices have rotated, then the two devices are paired.

Method and apparatus for orientation-based pairing of devices

A method for rapid peer-to-peer link establishment among a set of mobile devices includes operating a first second device, advertising system attributes in a wireless beacon by the second device, receiving the system attributes from the wireless beacon at the first device, comparing the system attributes to a service needed by the first device, and, if the second device is compatible based on the comparing, establishing a wireless link by the first device to the second device. A system and wireless device for rapid peer-to-peer link establishment among a set of mobile devices are also described.

Secure AD HOC communication systems and methods across heterogeneous systems

An expandable text messaging service protocol for use with a two-way radio transceiver includes an extension bit field for creating an expandable header for controlling the overall size of data packets used for communicating message traffic. The protocol further includes a control bit field for designing the message as a control message or user message and a protocol data unit (PDU) type field for identifying the message type. A payload field may further be used for carrying message content.

Expandable text messaging service protocol for use with a two-way radio transceiver

A method and apparatus for maintaining communications between a mobile computer and a mobile subscriber unit is disclosed. The method and apparatus comprise determining whether a connection is available between the mobile subscriber unit and a radio communications system. If a connection is available, then the method and apparatus include retrieving a first IP address for the mobile computer from the radio communications system. Then, the method and apparatus comprise caching the first IP address in the mobile subscriber unit for use by the mobile computer. Finally, the method and apparatus include utilizing the first IP address even if the radio communications system is unavailable and updating the first IP address with a second IP address obtained from the radio communications system when the radio communications system is available.

Method and apparatus for maintaining communications when radio communication is unavailable

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Plantation, FL, United States of America

Stephen C Glass