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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 28, 2020
Filed:
May. 11, 2012
Michael Leblanc, Fredericton, CA;
Jody Glidden, Sterling, VA (US);
Ian Brian Delong, Fredericton, CA;
Steven Douglass, Fredericton, CA;
Martyn Edward Sibbald, Fredericton, CA;
Jacob Samuel O'reilly, Fredericton, CA;
David James Hudson, Fredericton, CA;
Michael Leblanc, Fredericton, CA;
Jody Glidden, Sterling, VA (US);
Ian Brian Delong, Fredericton, CA;
Steven Douglass, Fredericton, CA;
Martyn Edward Sibbald, Fredericton, CA;
Jacob Samuel O'Reilly, Fredericton, CA;
David James Hudson, Fredericton, CA;
BlackBerry Limited, Waterloo, CA;
Abstract
A push content delivery system and method are provided for delivering push content to a wireless device. A plurality of content servers are configurable to deliver push content to the wireless device, each of the content servers having a processor connected to a memory. A plurality of mobile connectors are coupled to one or more of the respective content servers for delivering the push content to the wireless device. Each of the plurality of content servers has one or more modules stored in the memory. The modules are configured to cause the content server to send an invitation to the wireless device to receive push content from the content server, the invitation including information relating to the push content being offered to the wireless device and a version of a mobile content player needed for viewing the push content.