MARTIN HANS RENSCHLER
Pilots at Cantaberra Ct, San Diego, CA

2006026, Nov 30, 2006

Nov 7, 2005

11/268123

Sven Anders Svensson - San Diego CA, US
Erik Colban - San Diego CA, US
Martin Renschler - San Diego CA, US
George Foti - Dollard Des Ormeaux, CA

H04Q 7/00

370331000, 370352000

A Handoff (HO) Function facilitates the handoff of a hybrid AT/MT from a packet data wireless network to a circuit switched wireless network. The HO Function translates a handoff indication from the packet data network to an emulated circuit switched handoff request for the circuit switched network. The HO Function also passes handoff radio parameters from the circuit switched network to the packet data network. The handoff parameters are transmitted to the hybrid AT/MT, allowing it to tune to the frequency band of the circuit switched network. Additionally, the HO Function initiates the IMS network signaling necessary to route voice signals from the other party of the existing call, through the IMS network, and to the hybrid AT/MT on the circuit switched network. The HO Function controls a Media Gateway that translates call media between the packet data networks and the circuit switched network formats and protocols.

2006025, Nov 16, 2006

Dec 29, 2005

11/321166

Sven Svensson - San Diego CA, US
Erik Colban - San Diego CA, US
Martin Renschler - San Diego CA, US
Ralf Keller - Wurselen, DE
George Foti - Dollard Des Ormeaux, CA

H04Q 7/00

370331000

A Handoff (HO) Function facilitates the handoff of a hybrid Access Terminal/Mobile Terminal (AT/MT) from a packet data wireless network to a circuit switched wireless network, while the AT/MT is engaged in a call with another party through an IMS network. The HO Function subscribes to dialogue events for the AT/MT, and is thus aware of all relative network parameters. When a handoff is required, the HO Function generates all signaling necessary to include into the IMS network user plane, a media gateway connected to the circuit switched MSC, and to redirect the other party to the media gateway. The HO Function then generates signaling to hand the AT/MT off to the circuit switched network, which then communicates through the MSC to the media gateway. The home network of the AT/MT need not be involved in, or even aware of, the handoff.

2005020, Sep 15, 2005

Jan 27, 2005

11/044946

Sanjeevan Sivalingham - San Diego CA, US
Martin Renschler - San Diego CA, US
Erik Colban - San Diego CA, US

H04Q007/24

370338000

A Packet Data Services Node (PDSN) optionally frames user data from an Application IP packet received from a public data network (e.g., the Internet) into a Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) frame, and encapsulates the Application IP packet or PPP frame data into one or more Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) frames for further transmission within a wireless communication network. The PDSN additionally inserts into each GRE frame, Application IP packet fragmentation information that indicates whether the Application IP packet or PPP frame terminates in the associated GRE frame. Other network nodes, such as a Packet Control Facility (PCF) or Base Station Controller (BSC), may interpret the fragmentation information and ascertain the boundaries of Application IP packets or PPP frames, using this information to improve network efficiency.

2011021, Sep 8, 2011

Sep 3, 2009

12/553728

Sten Jorgen Ludvig Dahl - San Diego CA, US
Bennett M. King - San Diego CA, US
Dimosthenis Kaleas - Carlsbad CA, US
Martin H. Renschler - San Diego CA, US
Robert S. Daley - Del Mar CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

G06T 1/00

345428

In a particular embodiment, a method includes detecting a hardware configuration change at an electronic device. The electronic device includes at least a first panel having a first display surface and a second panel having a second display surface. An effective screen size or a screen resolution corresponding to a viewing area that includes the first display surface and the second display surface is modified in response to the hardware configuration change. The method also includes sending at least one parameter associated with or based on the modified effective screen size or the modified screen resolution to a server.

2013024, Sep 19, 2013

Mar 19, 2012

13/423462

Babak FORUTANPOUR - San Diego CA, US
Jeffrey D. BECKLEY - San Diego CA, US
Shivakumar BALASUBRAMANYAM - San Diego CA, US
Martin RENSCHLER - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM INCORPORATED - San Diego CA

G06F 17/00

701 36, 701 1

A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for initiating at least one process in a vehicle are provided. The apparatus determines an approximate position of the vehicle. In addition, the apparatus determines a shortest time period based on the determined approximate position in which one or more registered drivers of the vehicle is in proximity to the vehicle. Furthermore, the apparatus determines whether to initiate the at least one process within the vehicle based on the determined time period.

2006009, May 4, 2006

Oct 26, 2005

11/259406

Sven Svensson - San Diego CA, US
Martin Renschler - San Diego CA, US
Raymond So - San Diego CA, US

H04L 12/66

370352000

A temporary address assignment server in an IP network assigns a temporary number to use for setting up a mobile terminated call to a mobile station roaming in an IP network. The temporary number is supplied to a switching node, such as a Mobile Switching Center, in a circuit switched network. The Mobile Switching Center sets up a connection with a Media Gateway by sending a call setup message to a Media Gateway Control Function. The call setup message includes the temporary number assigned by the temporary address assignment server. The Media Gateway Control Function uses the temporary number to establish a media session with the mobile station.

2012031, Dec 6, 2012

Jun 1, 2011

13/150784

Martin H. Renschler - San Diego CA, US
Frederick D. Kim - Carlsbad CA, US
Patrik N. Lundqvist - Encinitas CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

G06F 15/16

709228

A system and method provide for the selective authorization and admission of a client into a data sharing session with a host. A host may select one or more clients into the sharing session based on the proximity of the clients. When a client is selected, an identifier is provided from the client device to the host device, for example, utilizing an optical identifier such as a bar code or an audible identifier such as an encoded sound. The identifier is then utilized to establish a link between the client and the host. In this fashion any number of client devices may be selectively admitted into the sharing session in a quick and easy process enabling security for the host and anonymity for the client.

2012004, Mar 1, 2012

Aug 24, 2010

12/862482

Sherman A. Gregory - San Diego CA, US
Martin H. Renschler - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

H02K 35/00

310 15

Techniques for providing directional force induction in a handheld device for use in, e.g., personal navigation applications. In an exemplary embodiment, a magnetic element is provided on a mechanical support fixedly attached to a chassis of the handheld device. One or more conducting coils surround the support. Current is generated in the one or more conducting coils to accelerate the magnetic element relative to the support, causing a tactilely perceptible force to a user of the handheld device due to the recoil of the chassis from the movement of the magnetic element. In an exemplary embodiment, passive movement of the magnetic element due to, e.g., physical jostling of the handheld device, may be used to deliver energy back to the system for energy harvesting.

7738448, Jun 15, 2010

Dec 29, 2005

11/321611

Martin Hans Renschler - San Diego CA, US

Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) - Stockholm

H04L 12/66

370356, 370277, 370360, 370516, 375333, 375359, 375361, 707 10, 709249, 717136, 717146

A signaling method reduces bandwidth requirements and signaling delays normally associated with sending text-based signaling messages over a wireless links. An application at a transmitting endpoint generates and sends a binary-encoded signaling message, along with a binary interpreter that enables the receiving endpoint or SIP server to construct a text-based message from the binary encoded message. The binary-encoded signaling message may include references to a saved state, or to a dictionary to enable compression of the message. The signaling method can be used with any text-based signaling protocol, such as the Session Initiation Protocol, the Session Description Protocol, and the Real Time Streaming Protocol.