Blackberry Corporation

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Other

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Richard John George

David Paul Yach

Brian Alexander Oliver

Roger Charles Meike

Mee Tchin Jane John Chuan

Cheuk-man Kong

Kapil Nayar

Usman Ismail

Vinaya Nadig

Scott Gammon

Dong Liu

Scott Peter Gammon

Li Li

Iain A Kennedy

King Lung Chiu

Shawn Michael Banks

John Andrew McGregor

Sarang Anil Ozarde

Edward Ndububa

Samuel Chen

Nicholas Kalkouni

Jianping Jiang

Jianli Wang

Chunsheng Xie

Frank Xu

Anuj Kamra

Yi Oin

Zoran Milojevic

Anna Cheung

Andre Moskal

Adrien Montpellier

John Andrew Mcgregor

Techniques for using establishing a communication session using a third-party (3P) communications service are described. When a request is received to integrate the 3P service with a first-party (1P) service, a username and password associated with the 3P service are sent to it, and a contact list associated with the 3P service is received in return. When a user of a first device sends a request to communicate with a recipient, if the recipient is represented in the 3P contact list, the system sends a request to the second communication system to establish a communication session.

Multi-system communications

Techniques for managing notifications to be presented by user devices are described. In an example, a computer system associates a first user account with a user device and stores first data indicating that a notification about a communications session via a communications network system is prohibited. The computer system receives a request associated with the first user account for communications with another device via the communications network system. Based at least in part on the other device, the computer system generates second data indicating that the notification about the communications session is to be presented within a period of time of the communications session being requested. The computer system associates the first user account with the second data.

Setting overrides

Techniques for using sending communication data using a first communication system and a second communication system are described. When a request is received to send communication data, it is determined that sending the communication data includes the second communication system. A request for updated identification information, such as a security token, is therefore sent to the second communication system prior to, for example, determining further account information related to the initiator of the communication and/or an identity of a recipient of the communication. While the request is pending, additional requests for the identification information are delayed. When the new identification information is received, the communication data is sent.

Communications token pre-fetch

A system capable of connecting a device to a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) using an adapter. During a telephone call using the PSTN, the adapter may receive an incoming call from the PSTN and send caller identification to remote server(s). The remote server(s) may determine an identity of a first user currently on the telephone call and determine that the incoming call is directed to a second user. Based on the caller identification, the remote server(s) may send a notification to the second user indicating the incoming call. Alternatively, the remote server(s) may interrupt the current telephone call to announce the incoming call. For example, if a parent is on the telephone when an incoming call for a child is received, the remote server(s) may send a text message to the child without interrupting the current telephone call.

Voice user interface for wired communications system

A system capable of connecting a device to a wired communication network (e.g., Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)) using an adapter. During a telephone call using the PSTN, the adapter may mix two or more audio streams to enable multiple devices to join the telephone call. However, the adapter has limited resources. If the adapter receives a request from an additional device to join the call, the adapter may send a notification that indicates a maximum number of endpoints has been reached. To enable audio mixing for additional devices, the system may send multiple audio streams to a communication server to be mixed and the mixed audio stream are sent to the adapter to be output using the PSTN. The communication server may receive the audio streams from the adapter or directly from the devices.

Enabling additional endpoints to connect to audio mixing device

A system capable of connecting a device to a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) using an adapter. The adapter may receive caller identification from the PSTN during a second ringing signal and may send notifications to remote server(s) indicating the caller identification. The remote server(s) may use the caller identification to enable additional functionality in a speech processing system. For example, the remote server(s) may identify contact information corresponding to the caller identification, may determine information about the contact, such as recent meetings, communications, or the like, and may output the information when announcing the incoming call. In addition, the remote server(s) may compare the caller identification to a database of spam and indicate that the incoming call is possible spam.

The present specification provides an managing a document using printer emulation.

System and method for document transmission from a computing device to a portable electronic device

A method for discovering a communication device is disclosed. The method includes: receiving in the communication device a communication including a request for an address and an identification of an application, in response to receiving the communication, associating a dynamic address of the communication device with the identified application, and sending a second communication directly or indirectly to a client device, the second communication including the dynamic address. The communication device may further obtain a dynamic address in response to receiving the communication. The dynamic address may be used for a dedicated purpose, such as for receiving a file for subsequent use by the application.

Method for discovering a dynamic address of a communication device

The present disclosure provides methods and apparatus for managing a document. An example aspect provides a method of requesting a document to be displayed at a portable electronic device, including: installing at a computer a printer driver for displaying documents at the portable electronic device; creating an association of a portable account identifier with a unique identifier of the portable electronic device; using the printer driver and the association, to transmit the document to the portable electronic device over a network; and transmitting from the computer the document.

System and method for document transmission from a computing device to a portbale electronic device

Provided are systems and methods for communication protocol mapping. A first computing device uses a first communication protocol while a second computing device uses a second communication protocol. In some implementations, the first communication protocol and the second communication protocol are for different service domains. In accordance with an embodiment of the disclosure, a server is configured to map communication between the different service domains. In some implementations, the first communication protocol is a protocol conforming to Representational State Transfer 'REST' and the second communication protocol is a Session Initiation Protocol 'SIP'. In accordance with another embodiment of the disclosure, a server is configured to map communication between the protocol conforming to REST and SIP, regardless of whether different service domains are involved.

Systems and methods for communication protocol mapping

A token used when a first device authenticates itself to a third device may be associated with a token issue timestamp. Upon receipt of an indication that all previously issued tokens are to be revoked, a second device may store a revocation timestamp. Upon receiving, from the second device, a request for establishing conditions for a file transfer, from the first device, and an indication of a token issue timestamp associated with the request, the second device may compare the token issue timestamp to the revocation timestamp. Responsive to determining, based on the comparing, that the token issue timestamp precedes the revocation timestamp, the second device may deny the request.

Timestamp-based token revocation

System and method for document transmission

A signalling switch for use in information protocol telephony is provided, which can initiate, sustain, and terminate a plurality of discrete voice and data calls simultaneously. A plurality of cards are mounted on a computer bus, where the first card is a single board computer whose function is to act as the operations and maintenance control card for the switch. A non-system card functions as a message transport controller card; and there is at least one further non-system card which functions as a master application controller card. Local bus communication among the non-system cards is provided by a local bus found on the message transport controller card. Telephone routing information protocol software is resident in the switch, and the switch communicates externally via Ethernet interfaces. Thus, the signalling switch may be positioned in an information protocol telephony network environment to initiate, sustain, and terminate connections between a client and the network or the network and a client, under the control of the resident telephone routing information protocol software.

Signaling switch for use in information protocol telephony

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