Lucent Technologies Inc.

Motorola Corporation

Steven M Herbst

Harry Edward Blanchard

Susan L Tuttle

Kathleen J Chylinski

David Raymond Dempski

Susan A Palermo

Nicholas H Katis

Theodore Sizer

Patrick J Cauwels

Katherine Grace August

Anthony James Grewe

Howard M Singer

Charles David Caldwell

David Roller

Peter Wyatt

A mobile wireless communication device, and methods therein, including producing a user-configurable sensory output () upon the occurrence of some event on the device, for example, the transition between sleep and active modes, or the mechanical actuation of a portion of the device. In some embodiments, the user-configurable sensory output terminates () after a specified time period. In other embodiments, a service provider selects the sensory output and associates it with a particular event that occurs on the device, whereupon the sensory output is produced on the device upon the occurrence of the event, for example, to communication information from the service provider.

User-specified outputs in mobile wireless communication devices and methods therefor

An arrangement for dynamically varying how space on a small display is allocated for presentation of various types of user information is provided. The arrangement optimizes utilization of space on small displays by dynamically allocating lines on the display for presentation of status or header-type information as well as menu item-type information. The arrangement configures the display such that lines therein are dedicatable in any combination to displaying these two types of information.

Arrangement for dynamic allocation of space on a small display of a telephone terminal

An arrangement for displaying message screens on a telephone terminal provides easy access to messages received by the telephone terminal from a service provider. The arrangement allows users to seamlessly and intuitively view header and body information of a message without the need for any unnecessary key presses.

Arrangement for displaying message screens on a telephone terminal

An interactive communication system includes a portable unit of a cordless telephone for providing wireless telephone communications and integrating telephone functions and control of remotely operated devices, such as television sets, video cassette recorders and cable converters. The portable unit advantageously provides controlling information to a remotely operated device in response to voice and data communications occurring over the telephone network.

Interactive system for communications between a cordless telephone and a

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Steven M Herbst