JAMES A WRIGHT, III
Pharmacy at 48 St, Fort Lauderdale, FL

5355126, Oct 11, 1994

Jul 27, 1992

7/918773

Leonard E. Nelson - Boynton Beach FL
Darrell A. Pfeffer - Delray Beach FL
James A. Wright - Coral Springs FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04B 700

340825440

An on-site selective call receiver interacts with a wide area selective call system to increase the probability of timely message reception by a selective call receiver capable of operating in either the wide area or the on-site selective call system. A frequency shifting signal is transmitted from the wide area system in response to addition of the selective call receiver to the on-site registry or automatic detection of entry of the selective call receiver into the on-site selective call system coverage area. The selective call receiver shifts to the wide area frequency in response to detecting that the receiver is out of range of the on-site system signal or in response to a signal transmitted by the on-site system in response to deletion of the receiver from the on-site registry or detection of the exit of the receiver from the on-site coverage area. The on-site system increases message throughput by interleaving data messages with voice messages. The messages broadcast for the selective call receiver by the wide area system are rebroadcast by the on-site system.

5748100, May 5, 1998

Oct 6, 1995

8/539891

Jose Gutman - Boynton Beach FL
James A. Wright - Coral Springs FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04Q 714

34082544

An acknowledge-back selective call system (100) transmits a first acknowledge-back page (300) that includes a first message data (306) and address information (302) that matches a first predetermined address (140) at an acknowledge-back selective call transceiver (130) and a second acknowledge-back page (300) that includes a second message data (306) and address information (302) that matches a second predetermined address (142) at the acknowledge-back selective call transceiver (130). The acknowledge-back selective call transceiver (130) receives the second acknowledge-back page (300), and, in response thereto, transmits an acknowledge-back confirmation response (500), the acknowledge-back confirmation response (500) including a message reception status information (502) indicating a message reception status for the first acknowledge-back page (300) and a message reception status information (504) indicating a message reception status for the second acknowledge-back page (300).

5361397, Nov 1, 1994

Sep 20, 1993

8/123600

James A. Wright - Coral Springs FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04B 700

455 382

The present invention allows for communication devices (106 and 108) operating in a communication system (100) to be guaranteed of not missing any important system message sent by the communication system controller (104). By transmitting a system time code to the communication devices (106 and 108) the system controller (104) can inform the communication devices when they need to be ready to receive information from the system controller (104). Once the time to receive a message is determined, the communication devices (106 and 108) turn on even if they were presently turned off or in a battery saving (low power) condition.

5426594, Jun 20, 1995

Apr 2, 1993

8/042193

James A. Wright - Coral Springs FL
Ali Saidi - Boynton Beach FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G08B 522

364514R

An electronic greeting card communication system (100) includes a first personal communicator (102), an electronic mail server (136), and a second personal communicator (102). The first personal communicator accepts off-line selection of an electronic greeting card from a user (502), and then transmits a request message corresponding to the off-line selection. The electronic mail server (136) receives the request message and then wireless transmits an electronic greeting card message to the second personal communicator (102) and updates billing information (620) for billing the user of the first personal communicator (102). The second personal communicator (102) selectively receives the wireless transmitted electronic greeting card message and presents it to a user.

5315635, May 24, 1994

Sep 30, 1992

7/954106

John R. Kane - Wellington FL
Robert J. Schwendeman - Pompano Beach FL
James A. Wright - Coral Springs FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04M 1100

379 57

A method and apparatus for reliably delivering messages (200) from a central terminal (102) to a communication receiver (130) in a communication system (100), such as an electronic mail system. The central terminal (102) sequentially transmits messages (200) to the communication receiver (130) and the communication receiver (130) receives transmitted messages (200) over a first communication medium (122). The communication receiver (130) reconciles messages that it failed to receive over the first communication medium (122) with the central terminal (102) over a second communication medium (152). The reconciliation between the communication receiver (130) and the central terminal (102) utilizes message sequence identifiers (208) transmitted with the messages (200) that identify the transmission sequence of the sequentially transmitted messages (200).