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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 21, 2013
Filed:
Aug. 27, 2010
Fred Runge, Wuensdorf, DE;
Christel Mueller, Schulzendorf, DE;
Heiko-armin Schōnebeck, Schulzendorf, DE;
Frank Niedermueller, Mainz, DE;
Jin Liu, Berlin, DE;
Marian Trinkel, Kreuzau, DE;
Fred Runge, Wuensdorf, DE;
Christel Mueller, Schulzendorf, DE;
Heiko-Armin Schōnebeck, Schulzendorf, DE;
Frank Niedermueller, Mainz, DE;
Jin Liu, Berlin, DE;
Marian Trinkel, Kreuzau, DE;
Deutsche Telekom AG, Bonn, DE;
Abstract
A method and system for processing messages within the framework of an integrated message system. Recipients of messages in an integrated messaging system are provided with an authentic impression of the received message. In a first step, a message received within the framework of an integrated messaging system is automatically translated. Language detection and dictation system is provided. The message contents of the incoming message as well as its segments and parameters are simultaneously utilized to generate additional information regarding the sender and the information, which is suitable to give the recipient an impression of the received message in the most authentic form possible.