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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 05, 2009
Filed:
Aug. 24, 2005
Allan D. Lewis, New Dundee, CA;
Gary P. Mousseau, Waterloo, CA;
Barry J. Gilhuly, Waterloo, CA;
Ian M. Patterson, Petersburg, CA;
Vi Thuan Banh, Waterloo, CA;
Adrian Rogobete, Waterloo, CA;
Anthony G. Burns, Burlington, CA;
Mihal Lazaridis, Waterloo, CA;
Allan D. Lewis, New Dundee, CA;
Gary P. Mousseau, Waterloo, CA;
Barry J. Gilhuly, Waterloo, CA;
Ian M. Patterson, Petersburg, CA;
Vi Thuan Banh, Waterloo, CA;
Adrian Rogobete, Waterloo, CA;
Anthony G. Burns, Burlington, CA;
Mihal Lazaridis, Waterloo, CA;
Research In Motion Limited, Waterloo, CA;
Abstract
A wireless router employing a technique to couple a plurality a host services or host systems and a plurality of wireless networks. A method to route data items between a plurality of mobile devices and a plurality of host systems through a common wireless router. A point-to-point communication connection is preferably established between a first host system and a common wireless router, a mobile network message at a mobile device is generated, the mobile network message is transmitted via a wireless network to the common wireless router which in turn routes a data item component of the mobile network message to the appropriate host service.