Future Wei Technologies, Inc.

Shenzhen Woody Vapes Technology Co., Ltd.

Zhaohui Zhang

Kaniz A Mahdi

Hua Cheng

Lijun Chen

Lili Yang

Ying Cheng

Chunyan Ding

Chengxin Jia

Disclosed is an atomizing device, including: a housing, in which a first installation space and a host compartment are formed, the first installation space being spaced apart from the host compartment; an oil storage structure disposed in the first installation space and containing an oil storage chamber for storing oil; an atomizing tube disposed in the oil storage structure, in which an oil inlet is disposed at an air inlet end of the atomizing tube; an atomizing core disposed in the atomizing tube and spaced from the air inlet end of the atomizing tube in a longitudinal direction of the oil storage structure; and an oil guide member disposed between the atomizing tube and the atomizing core, in which the oil guide member is connected with the atomizing core, and is in communication with the oil storage chamber through the oil inlet.

Atomizing device preventing oil leakage

A system and method is provided for remote session control of IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) sessions. A remote media flow may be established as part of an origination process wherein the controller UE requests that the media flow is established on a remote media UE as part of the origination request. A remote media flow may also be established as part of a termination process wherein the controller UE identified in the termination request identifies a remote media UE on which a remote media is to be established. Embodiments also allow for the session control to be transferred from a first device to a second device, while maintaining one or more media flows on the first device.

Remote media IMS sessions

A system and method for allowing legacy circuit switch user equipment (CS UE) to operate via a packet switch system, such as an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) system, is provided. The mobility and session control aspects of communications with the legacy CS UE is separated. A user agent is placed in the receiving node (e.g., a home node B) that acts as the SIP agent for the CS UE for session control. An interworking function is provided to allow mobility between the macro CS network and the PS (e.g., IMS) network. Hand-back and hand-in procedures with service continuity are also provided.

IMS to CS handover for IMS systems for legacy CS UE with home node B access

Network attachment for IMS systems for legacy CS UE with home node B access

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Guangdong, China

Zhaohui Zhang