Abstract: Eyewear having a high-speed wireless transceiver, including a processor having a high-speed interface for communicating high-speed communications and a low-speed interface for communicating low-speed communications. The high-speed interface is disabled to have no standby current and only the low-speed interface is used when only low-speed communications are needed to save current. When communications are received via the high-speed wireless transceiver, only the low-speed interface is initially used, and the high-power interface is later used if necessary. The high-speed interface can be a high-speed universal serial bus (USB) interface, and the low-speed interface can be a universal asynchronous receiver-transmitter (UART) interface. A USB hub is controlled by the processor to selectively enable the USB interface.

Abstract: A method, a computer-readable medium, and an apparatus are provided for wireless communication at a network node having a split bearer configuration with a user equipment (UE). The network node measures, at a primary node (MN) or a secondary node (SN), a data burst statistic for the network node, the data burst statistic being based on at least one of a burst level throughput or a packet loss measurement for a data burst between the UE and the MN based on a first bearer in the split bearer configuration or between the UE and the SN based on a second bearer in the split bearer configuration. The network node provides the data burst statistic from the network node to at least one of the MN or a core network component.

Abstract: A device may receive explicit congestion notification data associated with user devices connected to a network of network devices, and may receive network data identifying network metrics associated with the network devices. The device may generate an active queue management mapping table based on utilizing a model to process the explicit congestion notification data and the network data. The device may determine, based on the active queue management mapping table and the network data, a routing table that includes routing data identifying traffic paths with active queue management enabled network devices and without non-active queue management enabled network devices of the network devices. The device may provide the routing table to the network devices.

Abstract: One example of this disclosure includes sending codebook based sweeping information to at least one UE; receiving Precoding Index reports from said at least one UE; grouping said at least one UE into at least one group, wherein the UEs in the same group are covered by the same transmitting precoding; sending beamformed CSI-RS in accordance with said at least one group; receiving CSI reports from UEs of said at least one group, so as to transfer data to said at least one UE accordingly.

Abstract: A control plane (CP) function for session management performs a procedure for establishing local traffic offloading for a user equipment (UE) in a mobile network having an Evolved Packet Core (EPC) and Fifth Generation (5G) converged core that supports communications via a Long-Term Evolution (LTE) radio access network (RAN) and a Fifth Generation (5G) RAN. Initially, a connection is established for the UE via the LTE RAN that includes a first bearer between the LTE RAN and a central serving gateway-user plane (SGW-U) at a central location, and a second bearer between the central SGW-U and a central packet gateway-user plane (PGW-U) at the central location. The CP function inserts a local SGW-U at an edge location and subsequently inserts a local intermediate user plane function (I-UPF) with an uplink classifier (UL-CL) at the edge location for enabling edge offload of traffic from the LTE RAN.

Abstract: An electronic device for managing gateways comprises: a processor; and a computer-readable storage medium which contains executable instructions which, when executed by the processor, causes the electronic device to: determine whether the current time falls within the specified sleep time interval; in response to determining that the current time falls within the specified sleep time interval, determine whether the first extender node among one or a plurality of extender nodes is in an idle connection state, wherein the idle connection state includes: the first extender node being not connected to any client, or the first extender node being only connected to a sleeping client; and sending a sleep command to the first extender node based at least in part on the idle connection state of the first extender node, wherein the sleep command instructs the first extender node to power off a wireless network interface of the first extender node.

Abstract: A first wireless communication device may send, to a second wireless communication device, a request message including a traffic stream identifier (TID) and a first value, the first value indicating that a traffic stream between the first wireless communication device and the second wireless communication device and corresponding to the TID is latency sensitive.

Abstract: A communication method implemented by a first router of an autonomous system using an interior gateway protocol. The method includes determining at least one flow control parameter for sending messages of the interior gateway protocol to the first router, the at least one flow control parameter being determined based on capacity of the first router to process the messages of the interior gateway protocol; and announcing, in a message of the interior gateway protocol, the at least one control parameter to at least a second router of the autonomous system, which is a neighbor of the first router.

Abstract: A method performed by a base station in a wireless communication system is provided. The method includes transmitting, by a control plane (CP) of a centralized unit (CU) of the base station, a bearer context modification request message to a user plane (UP) of the CU of the base station, wherein the bearer context modification request message includes information associated with a request for a packet data convergence protocol (PDCP) sequence number (SN) status, and transmitting, by the UP of the CU of the base station, based on the bearer context modification request message, a bearer context modification response message to the CP of the CU of the base station, wherein the bearer context modification response message includes information associated with the PDCP SN status and information associated with at least one QoS flow, of which a service data adaptation protocol (SDAP) end marker is not received by the UP of the CU.

Abstract: A method and system for a device-based smart NAT selection. A method includes receiving a request from a user equipment (UE) for access to a mobile network. The method further identifies a configuration profile embedded in the request from the UE. In response to identifying, the mobile network identifies a plurality of connection preferences in the configuration profile. The method further enables the mobile network to select one of the plurality of the connection preferences for accessing the mobile network by the UE. The method further connects the UE to the mobile network according to the selected one of the connection preferences.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer readable media for providing a unified interface that is configured to support communication between a user equipment (UE) and application function (AF) via a network exposure function (NEF) are disclosed. One method includes receiving, by a NEF from a session management function (SMF), a protocol data unit (PDU) session event change notification message associated with a UE, establishing, by the NEF, a data delivery path between the UE and an application function (AF) via one of a plurality of data delivery planes that traverse the NEF in response to the PDU session event change notification message and processing, by the NEF, messages communicated between the UE and the AF over any of the plurality of data delivery planes using a single unified interface supported by the NEF.

Abstract: Provided are a method for time synchronization between a head-mounted device and a peripheral device. The method includes: obtaining sample data of an inertial measurement unit of the peripheral device, and determining a first timestamp representing a time at which the sample data is sampled; transmitting an interrupt request and the sample data to the head-mounted device, and determining a second timestamp representing a time at which the interrupt request is transmitted; determining a third timestamp representing a time at which the interrupt request is received by the head-mounted device; and determining a time difference based on the third timestamp and the second timestamp, and performing time compensation for the first timestamp based on the time difference to enable the peripheral device and the head-mounted device to complete the time synchronization with a unified time standard.

Abstract: A method and communications apparatus to help improve time-frequency resource utilization. The method includes generating, based on a first non-orthogonal access parameter, a signal that carries uplink data, where the signal that carries the uplink data occupies a first time-frequency resource, generating, based on a second non-orthogonal access parameter, a signal that carries uplink control information, where the signal that carries the uplink control information occupies a second time-frequency resource, the first time-frequency resource overlaps the second time-frequency resource, and the first non-orthogonal access parameter is different from the second non-orthogonal access parameter, and sending the signal that carries the uplink data and the signal that carries the uplink control information.

Abstract: Presented herein are techniques to facilitate dynamic switching for user equipment between unique cell and shared cell operating modes based on application traffic. In one example, a method may include determining, a quality of service (QoS) to be provided for a traffic flow of a user equipment (UE) in which the mobile network includes a radio access network (RAN) including a plurality of radio units (RUs) in which at least two RUs provides a shared cell and each RU provides a unique cell; identifying an operating mode for the UE based on the QoS in which the operating mode indicates whether the traffic flow is to be communicated using a shared cell or a unique cell operating mode; and causing the UE to communicate the traffic flow using the shared cell the unique cell operating mode.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a central unit (CU) may transmit, to a first wireless node, an indication of a traffic flow configuration associated with a traffic flow on a traffic path that includes the first wireless node and a second wireless node. The CU may transmit, to the first wireless node, energy-saving scheduling information indicating one or more periods in which to use the traffic flow configuration for the traffic flow on the traffic path. Numerous other aspects are described.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to reassembly of service data units (SDUs) for radio link control (RLC) duplication. In some aspects, a receiving device may receive, via a first RLC entity, one or more first protocol data units (PDUs) encapsulating a first portion of an SDU. The receiving device may receive, via a second RLC entity, one or more second PDUs encapsulating a second portion of the SDU, where the second PDUs are associated with duplication of the one or more first PDUs. The receiving device may assemble, based at least in part on a determination that neither the first portion nor the second portion is a complete version of the SDU, a combined SDU from the first portion and the second portion. Numerous other aspects are provided.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication are described. A data layer at a user equipment (UE) may provide information associated with an uplink message to a modem power manager to determine whether to keep resources which are brought up by the scheduler or to power them off for transmitting the uplink message. For example, the data layer may indicate a radio access technology, a subscriber identifier, and a bearer type associated with the uplink message, which may enable the modem power manager to identify which radios to wake up (e.g., or avoid putting to sleep). Utilizing the information may enable the modem power manager to determine whether the wakeup is related to uplink data, acquire information to support the wakeup with resources indicated by the information, and avoid putting resources to sleep if the scheduled and the unscheduled wakeup resource requirements match.

Abstract: A method and apparatus provide synchronization signals and random access for flexible radio communication. Information can be received from a base station. The information can include a plurality of subcarrier spacings and at least one random access configuration for a cell. Each of the at least one random access configuration can be associated with at least one subcarrier spacing of the plurality of subcarrier spacings. The at least one subcarrier spacing can be used for communication. A random access configuration can be selected from the at least one random access configuration. A random access preamble can be transmitted according to the selected random access configuration.

Abstract: A bridge system establishes a network connection between each of a plurality of private computer networks and a public computer network. The bridge system includes a plurality of bridge devices, each bridge device being connected to the public computer network. Additionally, the bridge system includes a central controller in connection with each bridge device. The central controller configures each bridge device for wireless communication with a designated private network, with aspects of the bridge device configuration being reviewable and modifiable through a network interface in communication with the central controller. Accordingly, the bridge system creates a private-to-public network link between each private network and the public network. As a result, an internet-enabled device with access to the network link is afforded with all the network services and resources provided by the private network over the substantially broadened geographic area of coverage delivered by the public network.

Abstract: A high performance packet stream storage method. Original packet data from data traffic transmitted over a network is collected. Collected original packet data is written in a memory. Metadata from the collected original package data is extracted and metadata is written in the memory. The original packet data and the metadata is stored in a storage unit.