At&t Intellectual Property I, LP

Bellsouth Intellectual Property Corporation

At&t Delaware Intellectual Property Corporation, Inc.

Other

At&t Mobility II LLC

Interactions Corporation

Uber Technologies, Inc.

F/k/a Bellsouth Intellectual Property Corporation

Steven Neil Tischer

Samuel N Zellner

Robert Jackson Starr

Barrett Morris Kreiner

Donna Kay Hodges

Scott M Frank

Bernard S Renger

John Ruckart

Ari Craine

Michael S Denny

Kevin Kleinfelter

Jonathan L Reeves

Andrej Ljolje

Elizabeth Wagner

James Carlton Bedingfield, Sr

Yeon-Jun Kim

I Dan Melamed

Quenton Gilbert

Robert A Koch

Edgar Vaughan Shrum, Jr

Jerry Liu

Brian Greaves

Craig Lee

Brian Dominguez

Karl Cartwright

Ricardo Niedermeyer

David Crawford Gibbon

Lee Begeja

Maria Adamczyk

Robert J Andres

Wade Walker

Carol Elizabeth Wagner

Scott A White

Darryl Cynthia Moore

Jai P Menon

William L Smith

Thomas W Rehkopf

Kelly C Morgan

Kevin G Cartwright

Ronald J Perella

Suzanne M Denevan

Wade H Walker, Jr

Robert J Godsey

Scot White

Valencia Adams

Tommy W Walton

Disclosed herein are systems and methods for the presentation and marking of media modules. In different aspects, the systems and methods may allow a user to present and consume a media module, particularly a media module containing data that is typically presented in a serial manner such as audio, visual, or video media, and to create a marked media module for quickly and easily returning to a marked point of interest in the media module at a later time or on a different device.

Pausing and resuming media files

Gestures allow selection and alteration of media files. A video file is graphically illustrated on a touch sensitive display. A gesture input is received at a point of contact on the touch sensitive display and ends with disengagement of the touch sensitive display. A vector is determined from the point of contact to the disengagement of the touch sensitive display. The video file is then modified in response to the vector.

Gesture-alteration of media files

Methods, systems, and products insert markers into recorded media modules. A pair of reference points is received that marks a position and another position in a recorded media module. A copy of the recorded media module is retrieved from memory. Portions of the copy of the recorded media module occurring before the position, and occurring after the another position, are discarded. The copy of the recorded media module occurring between the position and the another position is then presented to a user.

Marking media files

Methods for responding to a potential incident are provided in which data about the potential incident is received from a first remote sensing unit. Additional remote sensing units are identified that may have additional data about the potential incident, and additional data about the potential incident is received from at least some of these additional remote sensing units. The totality of the received data is then analyzed, and at least one remote entity is automatically notified regarding the occurrence of the potential incident.

Collaborative incident media recording system

A method, computer-readable storage device and apparatus for exchanging vehicle information are disclosed. For example, the method receives the vehicle information from a second vehicle, wherein the vehicle information is received via a direct vehicle to vehicle communication, calculates an operating parameter of the second vehicle, determines an alert condition based on the operating parameter of the second vehicle, and provides a notification of the alert condition to a driver of the first vehicle.

Method, computer-readable storage device and apparatus for exchanging vehicle information

Embodiments are provided for automatically setting an alert mode on a wireless device. Scheduling data is received which defines a predetermined period utilized to set the alert mode. The scheduling data may be received either by direct input in the wireless device or alternatively from an external edge device, such as a network server, in a communications network. In response to receiving the scheduling data, an alert mode on the wireless device is automatically set for the predetermined period. The alert mode may include a silent alert mode on the wireless device. The wireless device may include a sensor for receiving data indicative of a current external state. The sensor data may include location data, temperature data, and ambient noise data. The received sensor data may be utilized to automatically trigger the setting of an alert mode in the wireless device.

Automatic setting of an alert mode on a wireless device

Creation of a marked media module

Methods, systems, and products create credit cards, debit cards, and other transactional cards. An image is received and provided on a transactional card. Account information is retrieved and associated with the transactional card. A machine-readable element is also provided on the transactional card and includes the account information.

Transactional cards

A method of aggregating medical information can include receiving, at a remote aggregation system, individual syndromes collected by mobile personal medical devices associated with respective bodies as the mobile personal medical devices move within an environment, aggregating the individual syndromes at the remote aggregation system, and determining whether an environmental syndrome exists for at least some of the individual syndromes. Related systems and computer program products are also disclosed.

Methods, systems and computer program products for aggregating medical information

A method may use location information to transmit alert information to a communications device. Such a method may include receiving location information identifying a physical location of a mobile device; responsive to receiving an indication of communication intended for the mobile device, selecting an alerting tone based on the physical location of the mobile device; and providing instructions to adjust an alerting mechanism of the mobile device based on the selecting of the alerting tone. Other methods and systems are also provided.

Location-based alerting

Service providers may subcontract some services to subcontractors. Electronic packets of data may be outsourced for a subcontracted processing service provided by a server or other element. A result of the subcontracted processing service may then be received and incorporated.

Methods, systems, and products for providing communications services by incorporating a subcontracted result of a subcontracted processing service into a service requested by a client device

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Steven Neil Tischer