PAUL EDWARD JACOBS, D.O.
Anesthesiologist Assistant at Ruffin Rd, San Diego, CA

6594628, Jul 15, 2003

Apr 2, 1997

08/832581

Paul E. Jacobs - San Diego CA
Chienchung Chang - San Diego CA

Qualcomm, Incorporated - San Diego CA

G10L 1500

704231, 704270

A voice recognition system is disclosed wherein a feature extraction apparatus is located in a remote station. The feature extraction apparatus extracts features from an input speech frame and then provides the extracted features to a central processing station. In the central processing station, the features are provided to a word decoder which determines the syntax of the input speech frame.

2004003, Feb 26, 2004

Aug 20, 2003

10/645886

Paul Jacobs - San Diego CA, US
Franklin Antonio - Del Mar CA, US
Steven Dorner - Urbana IL, US
John Noerenberg - San Diego CA, US
Jeffrey Belk - Poway CA, US
Benjamin Ogdon - Del Mar CA, US
Jeffrey Beckley - Poway CA, US
Alan Bird - San Diego CA, US
John Boyd - San Diego CA, US
John Purlia - San Diego CA, US
William Rhodes - San Diego CA, US
David Ross - San Diego CA, US
Matthew Dudziak - San Diego CA, US

G06F017/60

705/014000

Software, for use on a client device that is configured for communications with at least one remote source of advertisements via a communications network, instantiates an advertisement download function that downloads advertisements from the at least one remote source, during one or more advertisement download sessions, an advertisement storage function that stores the downloaded advertisements on a storage medium associated with the client device, an advertisement display function that effects display of at least selected ones of the stored advertisements on a display associated with the client device, an audit function that compiles ad-related statistical data relating to the downloaded advertisements, wherein the ad-related statistical data includes display event-related data regarding advertisements that were displayed during a prescribed audit interval, and an audit data transmit function that transmits the ad-related statistical data to a prescribed server system. Advantageously, the audit data transmit function generates a send audit data display window that requests the user's permission to transmit the ad-related statistical data to the prescribed server system, and the audit data transmit function transmits the ad-related statistical data only in response to a user's grant of permission to do so.

2013025, Sep 26, 2013

May 15, 2013

13/895136

Paul E. Jacobs - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM INCORPORATED - San Diego CA

G10L 19/018

704201

A system and method for enabling a user to retrieve, decode, and utilize hidden data embedded in audio signals. An exemplary implementation includes a microphone structured to receive sound waves representative of an audio signal and hidden data embedded in the audio signal. The then microphone converts the received sound waves into an electrical output signal. The system also includes a processor electrically coupled to the microphone and configured to receive the electrical output signal in order to extract the hidden data and provide information represented by the hidden data as an output thereof. A user interface is also provided and is electrically coupled to the processor and configured to receive a first input from the user and activate the processor to selectively initiate extraction of the hidden data. The processor produces as an output the information represented by the hidden data. Finally, the system includes a user presentation mechanism configured to present the information to the user.

5600754, Feb 4, 1997

Feb 14, 1994

8/194824

William R. Gardner - Encinitas CA
Paul E. Jacobs - San Diego CA

Qualcomm Incorporated - San Diego CA

G01L 900

395 23

A method and system by which parameter data representative of vocoded speech are organized into a data packet for transmission so as to reduce the impact of transmission channel induced errors on the data packet. A data packet is constructed with certain most perceptually significant bits of parameter data at the beginning of the data packet. Following in the data packet are lesser perceptually significant bits of the same parameter data. Other parameter data then follows in the data packet. Interleaved in the data packet following the most perceptually significant bits at the beginning of the data packet are most perceptually significant bits of other parameter data. A parity check code is computed from the most perceptually significant bits in the data packet and also interleaved in the data packet following the most perceptually significant bits at the beginning of the data packet.

2013021, Aug 22, 2013

Feb 21, 2013

13/773379

Stephen A. Sprigg - Poway CA, US
Liz Gasser - San Diego CA, US
Joel Linsky - San Diego CA, US
Leif Woodahl - Poway CA, US
Jason Kenagy - La Jolla CA, US
Jose Menendez - San Diego CA, US
Charles S. Wurster - San Diego CA, US
Paul Jacobs - San Diego CA, US
Neville Meijers - San Diego CA, US
Peggy Johnson - San Diego CA, US
Dave Wise - San Diego CA, US
Kevin Hunter - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

H04H 60/90

455 412, 455 301

Methods, systems and devices for locating a wireless identity transmitter with a central server connected with one or more proximity broadcast receivers, such as stationary receivers or mobile devices operating as wireless receivers. The wireless identity transmitter may be a compact device configured to broadcast messages, such as through Bluetooth® advertisements, including an identification code. When within proximity, a proximity broadcast receiver may receive broadcast messages from the wireless identity transmitter and relay location information along with the wireless identity transmitter's identification code to a central server as sighting messages. The proximity broadcast receiver's own location may provide an approximate location for the wireless identity transmitter. The central server may process sighting messages, which may include signal strength information, to accurately locate the wireless identity transmitter. The central server may transmit data to third-party devices and/or mobile devices of users in response to receiving sightings messages.

5539531, Jul 23, 1996

Nov 15, 1993

8/152157

David S. Propach - San Diego CA
Matthew S. Grob - San Diego CA
Paul E. Jacobs - San Diego CA
Gadi Karmi - Del Mar CA

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

H04N 1327, H04N 141

358426

System and method for minimizing data bottlenecks in Low Data Rate Networks (LDRNs) that communicate facsimile transmissions. An LDRN is a facsimile network having a transmission data rate less than the data rate of the FAX machines serviced by the network. The system and method can be implemented in any type of LDRN, including analog and digital wired LDRNs, as well as analog and digital wireless (e. g. , cellular) LDRNs. The system and method involve processing the facsimile transmissions in order to make the data rates of the LDRN and the FAX machines compatible, thereby minimizing any potential facsimile data bottlenecks that may occur in the LDRN due to its slower data rate.

7113792, Sep 26, 2006

Feb 25, 2003

10/375163

Serguei Glazko - San Diego CA, US
Sanjay K. Jha - San Diego CA, US
Paul Jacobs - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

H04Q 7/20

455455, 4554421, 4554221, 4554561, 4554563, 4554321, 4554351

A method for localizing a mobile station, which in one embodiment is characterized by logging one or more wireless channels which belong to one or more network providers other than the mobile station's home network provider and which substantially currently provide communication with one or more discernable base stations; and establishing a geographic position of the mobile station by use of the one or more wireless channels which belong to the one or more network providers other than the mobile station's home network provider. In one or more various embodiments, related systems include but are not limited to circuitry and/or programming for effecting the foregoing-referenced method embodiment, the circuitry and/or programming can be virtually any combination of hardware, software, and/or firmware configured to effect to foregoing-referenced method embodiment depending upon the design choices of the system designer.

5898920, Apr 27, 1999

Apr 25, 1996

8/636261

Paul E. Jacobs - San Diego CA

Qualcomm Incorportated - San Diego CA

H04Q 732

455422

A data communication system which enables an electronic accessory, such as a computer, to communicate data in both an analog type radiotelephone system and a digital type radiotelephone system. The data communication system first determines in which type of system it is operating and the dual mode radiotelephone (101) then uses the data signal at either the analog input port (104) or the digital input port (105), depending on the type of system.

5657420, Aug 12, 1997

Dec 23, 1994

8/363170

Paul E. Jacobs - San Diego CA
William R. Gardner - San Diego CA
Chong U. Lee - San Diego CA
Klein S. Gilhousen - San Diego CA
S. Katherine Lam - San Diego CA
Ming-Chang Tsai - San Diego CA

Qualcomm Incorporated - San Diego CA

G10L 914

395 232

An apparatus and method for performing speech signal compression, by variable rate coding of frames of digitized speech samples. The level of speech activity for each frame of digitized speech samples is determined and an output data packet rate is selected from a set of rates based upon the determined level of frame speech activity. A lowest rate of the set of rates corresponds to a detected minimum level of speech activity, such as background noise or pauses in speech, while a highest rate corresponds to a detected maximum level of speech activity, such as active vocalization. Each frame is then coded according to a predetermined coding format for the selected rate wherein each rate has a corresponding number of bits representative of the coded frame. A data packet is provided for each coded frame with each output data packet of a bit rate corresponding to the selected rate.

8098231, Jan 17, 2012

Sep 20, 2010

12/886399

Paul E. Jacobs - San Diego CA, US
Steven Mergenthaler - Carlsbad CA, US
Gad Shaanan - La Jolla CA, US
Theodore R. Santos - Boulder CO, US
Jeffrey Swanson - Erie CO, US
Andrew G. Lejman - Lafayette CO, US
David Larson - Superior CO, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

G09G 5/00, G06F 1/16

345168, 345169, 36167956

An apparatus comprising: a display for presenting information to a user; a housing connected to the display for supporting the display; and a keyboard assembly deployable through a sliding connection to the housing, the keyboard assembly deployable in multiple directions, the information presented to the user through the display is oriented based on deployment of the keyboard assembly, direction of deployment of the keyboard assembly, and input from an application resident on the device. The application prescribes the orientation of the information presented on the display to the user in relation to the direction of keyboard assembly deployment.