DR. SAMUEL GLAZER, M.D.
Psychiatric at 85 St, New York, NY

8630299, Jan 14, 2014

Sep 30, 2005

11/239753

Siroos K. Afshar - Manalapan NJ, US
Gerald M. Ezrol - Herndon VA, US
Stephen Fisher - Mountain View CA, US
Samuel Glazer - New York NY, US
Radhika R. Roy - Howell NJ, US

AT&T Intellectual Property II, L.P. - Atlanta GA

H04L 12/28, H04J 3/22

370401, 370466

A customer premises border element is disclosed that functions as an interface between devices, such as SIP devices located on a customer's premises, and a border element located in the service provider's network. Such customer premises border elements are advantageous in that they are relatively inexpensive since they only have to support devices located on the customer's premises. At the same time, by performing a number of functions, such as media transcoding and a portion of call processing, it reduces the processing requirements of network border elements.

8155111, Apr 10, 2012

Apr 8, 2008

12/082023

Yihsiu Chen - Middletown NJ, US
Mark Jeffrey Foladare - East Brunswick NJ, US
Samuel Glazer - New York NY, US
Shelley Betty Goldman - East Brunswick NJ, US
Thaddeus Julius Kowalski - Summit NJ, US

AT&T Intellectual Property II, L.P. - Atlanta GA

H04L 12/64

370356

Disclosed is a method and system for employing underutilized communication channels as outbound gateways. A call from a calling terminal to a called terminal is routed to a first residential gateway at a first customer premises via a broadband data network and then routed from the first residential gateway to the called terminal via a local area network. The call is thereafter re-routed to a second residential gateway at a second customer premises via the broadband network and then routed from the second residential gateway to the called terminal via the local area network. The re-routing of the call via the second residential gateway may be in response to a determination that the first customer premises requires bandwidth (of either the broadband network or local area network) or other resources that are being used by the telephone call being routed via the first residential gateway. The call is thus re-routed via the second residential gateway in order to free up the resources needed by the first customer premises.

8625578, Jan 7, 2014

Oct 29, 2007

11/927112

Radhika R. Roy - Howell NJ, US
Siroos K. Afshar - Manalapan NJ, US
Marian R. Croak - Fair Haven NJ, US
Enrique G. Cuevas - Holmdel NJ, US
Alireza Faryar - Fair Haven NJ, US
Steve Fisher - Morristown NJ, US
Samuel Glazer - New York NY, US
Barbara J. Kittredge - Brunswick ME, US
Karen A. McGregor-Barnes - Manalapan NJ, US
Magda K. Nassar - Red Bank NJ, US
Larry Arnise Russell - Atlantic Highlands NJ, US

AT&T Intellectual Property II, L.P. - Atlanta GA

H04L 12/66, H04J 3/16, G06F 13/00, G06F 15/16, H04W 36/00

370352, 370465, 370466, 379 9305, 4554141, 4554322, 709222, 709246

An access architecture for real-time communications is described. The architecture includes an inter-architecture network utilizing a single protocol, a plurality of border elements in communication with the inter-architecture network and with an external network, and one or more call control elements in communication with said inter-architecture network. The external network utilizes any of a variety of known networking technologies and protocols. The inter-architecture network utilizes a single protocol such as SIP. The present architecture provides a single common infrastructure for offering real-time communications services independent of call control protocols and networking technologies.

2014004, Feb 13, 2014

Aug 9, 2012

13/571083

Silviu Florian SIMEN - Mississauga, CA
Barry Steven FORD - Waterloo, CA
Jason William TACKABERRY - Waterloo, CA
Samuel David GLAZER - New York NY, US
Areg POGHOSYAN - Kitchener, CA
James Robert MILLAR - Toronto, CA
Yusof GANJI - Milton, CA
Emil MIHAILEANU - North York, CA

H04L 12/825

370230

A method and apparatus for managing load in a communication network are provided. At a processor of a relay device, a number of messages is determined that are one or more of currently queued for relay via a communication interface of the relay device and previously relayed within a given time period, the communication interface and the processor of the relay device for relaying the messages, via the communication interface, between a plurality of devices and a network infrastructure. At the processor, a rate at which the plurality of devices establishes communications with the network infrastructure is controlled, wherein there is an inverse relationship between the rate and the number of messages.

8190148, May 29, 2012

Sep 30, 2005

11/240155

Gerald Ezrol - Herndon VA, US
Brian Freeman - Farmingdale NJ, US
Samuel Glazer - New York NY, US
John Murray - Denville NJ, US
Christopher W. Rice - Parsippany NJ, US

AT&T Intellectual Property II, L.P. - Atlanta GA

H04W 4/00, H04L 12/66

4554321, 455461, 370352, 370331

A method and apparatus for transferring a user data profile from a user's home terminal to a visiting terminal is disclosed. User or network configuration settings are transferred from a home telephony adapter to a visiting telephony adapter. In accordance with one embodiment, a computer readable medium, such as a flash drive is inserted into the home telephony adapter and, either with or without authentication, user or network configuration settings are transferred from the home telephony adapter to the medium. In another embodiment, the medium is then inserted into the visiting telephony adapter.

2014004, Feb 13, 2014

Aug 9, 2012

13/571089

Silviu Florian SIMEN - Mississauga, CA
Jason William TACKABERRY - Waterloo, CA
Samuel David GLAZER - New York NY, US
Yusof GANJI - Milton, CA

H04L 12/70

370230

A method, system and apparatus for managing load on service devices in a communication network are provided. At a processor of a relay device, it is determined that the service devices are available after being unavailable, the relay device comprising a communication interface and a processor for relaying messages, via the communication interface, between a communication device and the service devices. In response, the processor blocks incoming messages associated with a subset of the service devices, the incoming messages from the at least one communication device.

8428582, Apr 23, 2013

May 1, 2012

13/461411

Gerald Ezrol - Herndon VA, US
Brian Freeman - Farmingdale NJ, US
Samuel Glazer - New York NY, US
John Murray - Denville NJ, US
Christopher W. Rice - Parsippany NJ, US

AT&T Intellectual Property II, L.P. - Atlanta GA

H04W 4/00

4554321, 455461

A method and apparatus for transferring a user data profile from a user's home terminal to a visiting terminal is disclosed. User or network configuration settings are transferred from a home telephony adapter to a visiting telephony adapter. In accordance with one embodiment, a computer readable medium, such as a flash drive is inserted into the home telephony adapter and, either with or without authentication, user or network configuration settings are transferred from the home telephony adapter to the medium. In another embodiment, the medium is then inserted into the visiting telephony adapter.

8121600, Feb 21, 2012

Dec 30, 2008

12/345746

Faramak Vakil - Long Grove IL, US
Dragan M. Boscovic - South Barrington IL, US
Samuel D. Glazer - New York NY, US
Surender Kumar - Palatine IL, US

Motorola Mobility, Inc. - Libertyville IL

H04W 36/00

455436, 455441, 370331

A method and apparatus is provided for hand-off of a mobile User Equipment (UE) across a femto cellular network. The method includes dynamically clustering a plurality of neighboring femto cells in a vicinity of a first femto cell to which a mobile UE is currently attached. The dynamic cluster of neighboring femto cells is moved across the femto cellular network in accordance with movement of the mobile UE across the femto cellular network.