Qualcomm Incorporated

Cisco Technology, Inc.

William Peckham

Mark Christopher Doyle

Richard Doil Lane

Ashutosh Zade

Thomas K Rowland

Mark Dominic Parisi

Charles Pedersen

William Hugh Molesworth

Jyothi Jayanthi

Han C Suh

Ken Oertle

Bratislav Matic

Dandi Lynde-Redman

Ashutosh S Zade

Apparatus and methods are disclosed for determining a position of an access terminal within a wireless communication network. In some examples, the access terminal retrieves system information from its current serving cell and stores the retrieved system information in memory along with an associated timestamp. Over time, as the access terminal moves about the network, it can accumulate this system information for a plurality of base stations within its memory. By utilizing the system information for a plurality of base stations rather than only the current serving base station, as well as the associated timestamps, additional position information can be provided to the access terminal. Other aspects, embodiments, and features are also claimed and described.

Methods and devices for facilitating location approximation in a CDMA 1x network

Method and apparatus for detecting cargo state in a delivery vehicle. A method is provided for determining a cargo state in a delivery vehicle. The method includes sensing a cargo state change, and determining whether or not the delivery vehicle is in motion. The method also includes storing the cargo state change if it is determined that the delivery vehicle is not in motion.

Method and apparatus for detecting cargo state in a delivery vehicle

An algorithm and a device manage a feature that allows a user to maintain an active session when moving from port to port. The device comprises a first memory, a second memory, and a verifier. The first memory stores a list of ports. The second memory stores a list of active sessions. Each active session identifies a port on which a user is connected. The verifier communicates with the first memory and the second memory and periodically checks each session in the list of active sessions. If a session is inactive, the verifier searches for the user on other ports. If verifier identifies the user on another port, the verifier updates the list of active sessions with the user identified on that other port.

Maintaining internet access while moving from port to port

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William Peckham