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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 03, 2015
Filed:
Jan. 06, 2006
Jay D. Steele, Waterloo, CA;
Kenneth J. Whatmough, Toronto, CA;
Shaun R. Johansen, Toronto, CA;
Jon-david K. Lacey, Toronto, CA;
Julian Paas, Mississauga, CA;
Rakesh K. Arora, Toronto, CA;
Laura Doktorova, Toronto, CA;
John P. Hayman, Toronto, CA;
Scott J. Hayman, Oakville, CA;
Christopher D. Billard, Toronto, CA;
Jay D. Steele, Waterloo, CA;
Kenneth J. Whatmough, Toronto, CA;
Shaun R. Johansen, Toronto, CA;
Jon-David K. Lacey, Toronto, CA;
Julian Paas, Mississauga, CA;
Rakesh K. Arora, Toronto, CA;
Laura Doktorova, Toronto, CA;
John P. Hayman, Toronto, CA;
Scott J. Hayman, Oakville, CA;
Christopher D. Billard, Toronto, CA;
Blackberry Limited, Waterloo, CA;
Abstract
A method and apparatus for providing rich content to media devices are disclosed. Information content is converted at a content provider system for transmission to a media device over a wireless communication network. The converted content is processed by a media engine on the media device. The content is preferable converted at the content provider system into a binary format having separate visual elements and behavior elements.