CHARLES PHILIPP BINZEL
Pilots at 60 St, Bristol, WI

2005021, Sep 22, 2005

Mar 18, 2004

10/803313

Dag Kittlaus - Mundelein IL, US
Jeffrey Merkel - Chicago IL, US
Charles Binzel - Bristol WI, US
John Bruner - South Barrington IL, US
Michael Kotzin - Buffalo Grove IL, US
Richard Schatzberger - Chicago IL, US

H04N007/18, G06F013/00, G06F003/00, H04N007/10, H04N007/025

725081000, 725080000, 725034000, 725042000

A wireless communication device () comprising a transceiver (), a memory portion () and a display (). The transceiver () receives () a data stream of media content from a remote device () on a periodic basis. The memory portion () stores () the data stream in a content cache (). The data stream is retrieved from the content cache () a portion at a time, and the display () displays () the portion. The display () has a passive mode and an actuated mode. In the passive mode, dynamic media content is continually provided at the display () throughout operation. In the actuated mode, detailed content and/or functionality associated with the dynamic media content is provided. The touch screen () changes the display from the passive mode to the actuated mode upon activation.

2012015, Jun 21, 2012

Dec 15, 2010

12/968498

Mark R. Lemke - Mundelein IL, US
Charles P. Binzel - Bristol WI, US
Jerome Vogedes - Milwaukee WI, US

Motorola Mobility, Inc. - Libertyville IL

H04M 1/56

37914204

A method and apparatus for a customized CLI comprise receiving, by a network element, a first message from a transmitting device during a call set up. The network element then retrieves an identification of the transmitting device from the first message and obtains a first Caller Line Identification (CLI) of the transmitting device corresponding to the retrieved identification. Further, the network element determines whether the first message includes a first indicator and retrieves a data message from the first message when the first message includes a first indicator. The network element then adds the data message, the first CLI, and a second indicator to a second message and transmits the second message to a receiving device during the same call set up, for displaying a customized CLI on the receiving device, thereby alerting a user of the receiving device of an incoming call.

2013002, Jan 31, 2013

Aug 10, 2011

13/206692

Charles P. Binzel - Bristol WI, US

MOTOROLA MOBILITY, INC. - Libertyville IL

G06F 3/044

345174

A user computer device is provided that comprises a touchscreen having a capacitive user interface and a thermal energy generating user interface. The user computer device activates the thermal energy generating user interface based on input received via the capacitive user interface. That is, the user computer receives input from a user via the capacitive user interface, determines a position of the user input based on the input received via the capacitive user interface, and activates an area of the thermal energy generating user interface that based on the determined position of the user input.

2004020, Oct 14, 2004

Dec 31, 2002

10/334812

Naveen Aerrabotu - Gurnee IL, US
Charles Binzel - Bristol WI, US
Varalakshmi Likki - Gurnee IL, US

H04M011/00, H04M001/00, H04B001/38

455/404100, 455/550100

An apparatus () and method () for enabling a wireless portable communication device in a limited service mode to receive an incoming call is provided. As the wireless portable communication device in the limited service mode initially makes a call to an emergency service center such as police (), the call identifies the wireless portable communication device by a user module identity () or by an equipment identity (), enabling the emergency service center to initiate a return call to the wireless portable communication device ().

2004022, Nov 11, 2004

May 7, 2003

10/431617

Donald Dorsey - Vernon Hills IL, US
Sharada Raghuram - Buffalo Grove IL, US
Charles Binzel - Bristol WI, US

H04Q007/20

455/434000, 455/512000, 455/450000, 455/437000

A method for a radiotelephone to search for a high priority, home, or home-equivalent public land mobile network (PLMN) includes a first step of camping the radiotelephone on a cell of visited PLMN. A next step includes uniquely identifying the cell. A next step includes searching for PLMNs with a higher priority than the visited PLMN. A next step includes storing a history of those frequencies found that are not of a higher priority PLMN for the uniquely identified cell. Any subsequent searches for frequencies of higher priority PLMNs performed while camped on that cell includes scanning for available frequencies except for those frequencies listed in the history for the uniquely identified cell in which the radiotelephone is camped.

7016669, Mar 21, 2006

Mar 26, 2003

10/397457

Naveen Aerrabotu - Gurnee IL, US
Charles P. Binzel - Bristol WI, US
Bharat Srinivasan - Arlington Heights IL, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04Q 7/20, H04Q 7/32

455419, 455418, 455420, 455558, 4555501, 4554121, 455410, 455411, 380247, 340 58, 340 581

An apparatus and method for updating a subscriber identity in a mobile communication device. The apparatus can include a subscriber module, a memory configured to store the subscriber identity, a transceiver configured to receive a new subscriber identity from a wireless network, and a controller coupled to the memory, the transceiver, and the subscriber module. The controller can be configured to control operations of the mobile communication device. The controller can also be configured to re-personalize the mobile communication device to the new subscriber identity.

7865160, Jan 4, 2011

Jun 27, 2006

11/426631

Charles P. Binzel - Bristol WI, US
William P. DeClerck - Palatine IL, US
Jeffrey C. Smolinski - Schaumburg IL, US

Motorola Mobility, Inc. - Libertyville IL

H04B 17/00

4552262, 4552261, 4552264, 455 6711, 455 6715, 455 677, 455 68, 455522

A wireless communication user terminal having a receiver for receiving a signal having mixed modulation formats, wherein the terminal measures signal power on a portion of the signal received by the terminal, determines a modulation format on the portion of the signal for which the signal power was measured, and modifies the signal power measured based on the modulation format.

2006000, Jan 12, 2006

Jun 30, 2004

10/880930

William Welnick - Poway CA, US
William Alberth - Crystal Lake IL, US
Charles Binzel - Bristol WI, US

H04Q 7/20

455434000

A method () for scanning of channels by a multi-mode communication device includes the steps of making a scan list () operative for more than one mode, modifying the scan list () to remove all non-current-mode systems, and sequentially scanning () a highest priority channel on the modified scan list. If the communication device has recently found service on a particular system in a first mode, the communication device will only search for systems that are associated with that first mode. This use of a modified scan list applies both to power up scanning situations and scanning after power up situations. Modifying a scan list to remove all non-current mode systems allows the multi-mode communication device to avoid scanning for systems that are geographically unavailable and instead acquire a system in less time and with less power consumption.

2005003, Feb 17, 2005

Aug 13, 2003

10/639899

Charles Binzel - Bristol WI, US
Marcia Otting - Mundelein IL, US

H04M011/04

455404100, 455412100

A method () and an apparatus () in a wireless communication system for communicating contents of a broadcast message are provided. A wireless portable communication device () receives an emergency status indicator associated with the broadcast message from a base station (). Upon determining the broadcast message is an emergency message, the contents of the broadcast message are immediately communicated.

2006007, Apr 6, 2006

Oct 1, 2004

10/956281

Naveen Aerrabotu - Gurnee IL, US
Lawrence Willis - McHenry IL, US
Greg Black - Vernon Hills IL, US
Charles Binzel - Bristol WI, US
Michael Kotzin - Buffalo Grove IL, US

H04Q 7/20

455519000, 455518000

A method in a communication network entity, for example, a push-to-talk/anything server, for content sharing in a group communication session including obtaining () participant information from a plurality of group participants, determining () common group information based on the group participant information obtained, and sending () the common group information to the group participants, wherein the group participants format content based on the common group information before communicating content to other participants of the group session.