KYLE ADAM OPPENHEIM
Pilots at Cuesta Dr, Mountain View, CA

2009022, Sep 10, 2009

Mar 5, 2008

12/043085

Kyle Oppenheim - Mountain View CA, US
David Mitby - Mountain View CA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G10L 21/00

704275

Systems and methods for text-based search query facilitated speech recognition are disclosed. In one aspect of the present disclosure, a number of text-based search queries (e.g., search terms) are identified and logged such that variations (e.g., reference variations) of such search terms can be created. Reference variations of a search term refer generally to a broad set of analogous or related words or concepts. In a further aspect of the present disclosure, multiple search results are presented in response to a text-based search query (e.g., search term). The search results presented in response to the query are recorded and stored. In most instances, the search results presented to text-based search queries can be created as reference variations for the search term.

6949022, Sep 27, 2005

Dec 18, 2000

09/740325

Brian Showers - Cedar Park TX, US
Graham Prud'homme - Austin TX, US
Daniel S. Gindikin - Princeton Junction NJ, US
Kyle A. Oppenheim - Mountain View CA, US

Trilogy Development Group, Inc. - Austin TX

A63F009/24

463 16, 463 13, 273292

Nested commit/reveal sequences using randomized inputs from each participant in a gaming transaction (e. g. , the house and each player) may be employed to provide a selection of outcome or outcomes that can be verified by each participant as free from cheating. In general, techniques may be employed in a variety of distributed gaming transaction environments and as a verification facility for any of a wide variety of games in which the risk of player collusion can be eliminated. Nonetheless, several variations on a distributed card dealing method are illustrative and will be appreciated by persons of ordinary skill in the art as applicable in other gaming environments, including games employing outcomes denominated in die (or dice) rolls, coin toss, wheel spins, blind selection or other ostensibly random selection of an outcome from a predefined set thereof.

8231462, Jul 31, 2012

Sep 26, 2005

11/234903

Brian Showers - Cedar Park TX, US
Graham Prud'homme - Austin TX, US
Daniel S. Gindikin - Princeton Junction NJ, US
Kyle A. Oppenheim - Mountain View CA, US

Versata Development Group, Inc. - Austin TX

A63F 9/24

463 29, 463 16, 273292

Nested commit/reveal sequences using randomized inputs from each participant in a gaming transaction (e. g. , the house and each player) may be employed to provide a selection of outcome or outcomes that can be verified by each participant as free from cheating. In general, techniques may be employed in a variety of distributed gaming transaction environments and as a verification facility for any of a wide variety of games in which the risk of player collusion can be eliminated. Nonetheless, several variations on a distributed card dealing method are illustrative and will be appreciated by persons of ordinary skill in the art as applicable in other gaming environments, including games employing outcomes denominated in die (or dice) rolls, coin toss, wheel spins, blind selection or other ostensibly random selection of an outcome from a predefined set thereof.

7623648, Nov 24, 2009

Dec 1, 2004

11/002829

Kyle Oppenheim - Mountain View CA, US
David Mitby - Mountain View CA, US
Nick Kibre - Redwood City CA, US

TellMe Networks, Inc. - Mountain View CA

H04M 3/42

37921801, 704257, 704 10

Methods and systems of performing user input recognition. A digital directory comprising listings is accessed. Metadata information is associated with individual listings describing the individual listings. The metadata information is modified to generate transformed metadata information. Therefore, the transformed metadata information is generated as a function of context information relating to a typical user interaction with the listings. Information is generated for aiding in an automated user input recognition process based on the transformed metadata information.

8611505, Dec 17, 2013

Nov 2, 2009

12/611064

Kyle Oppenheim - Mountain View CA, US
David Mitby - Mountain View CA, US
Nick Kibre - Redwood City CA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

H04M 1/64

379 8801, 37921801

Methods and systems of performing user input recognition are disclosed. A digital directory comprising listings is accessed. Metadata information is associated with individual listings describing the individual listings. The metadata information is modified to generate transformed metadata information. Therefore, the transformed metadata information is generated as a function of context information relating to a typical user interaction with the listings. Information is generated for aiding in an automated user input recognition process based on the transformed metadata information.

8213966, Jul 3, 2012

Mar 12, 2007

11/684720

Marcello Typrin - Menlo Park CA, US
Laura Marino - San Carlos CA, US
Kyle Oppenheim - Mountain View CA, US
Susan Jeanne Boyce - Rumson NJ, US

TellMe Networks, Inc. - Mountain View CA

H04W 4/00, H04M 3/42, H04M 3/493, H04M 3/00, H04L 29/06, H04L 29/08

455466, 4554141, 4554142, 4554143, 4554144, 455418

Information may be provided to a caller via text messages as a complement to information provided over a voice interface. In one implementation, a system may receive a request for information over a voice channel from a mobile terminal and respond to the request with text transmitted to the mobile terminal over a text channel.