Abstract: A method (300) for temperature control in a radio receiver includes: receiving (301) a sequence of radio subframes, wherein each radio subframe (200) in the sequence of radio subframes comprises at least one control region (201) and at least one data region (202); monitoring (302) temperature information indicating a system temperature (T) of the radio receiver; and if the temperature information indicates that the system temperature (T) exceeds (303) a first threshold (T1), transition (304) to a second state (305) in which receiving the at least one data region is disabled.

Abstract: A method (200) for power saving in a radio receiver receiving a sequence of radio subframes includes: monitoring (204) information from at least one first section of at least one radio subframe in the sequence of radio subframes; and if the information indicates an absence (205) of user data in at least one second section of a threshold number of successive sequence of radio subframes, changing (203) to a first state (202) in which receiving of the at least one second section is switched-off.

Abstract: A method (200) for power management in a radio receiver includes: receiving (201) a sequence of radio subframes over a radio channel, each radio subframe comprising at least one control region and at least one data region; monitoring (202) control information from at least one control region of at least one radio subframe; generating (203) a channel metric based on the monitored control information, the channel metric indicating a quality of the radio channel; and selecting (204) a control region decoding mode based on the channel metric, the control region decoding mode indicating a scheduling for disabling reception of at least part of the at least one data region of the sequence of radio subframes.

Abstract: A method (200) for power management in a radio receiver includes: receiving (201) a sequence of radio subframes over a radio channel, each radio subframe comprising at least one control region and at least one data region; monitoring (202) control information from at least one control region of at least one radio subframe; generating (203) a channel metric based on the monitored control information, the channel metric indicating a quality of the radio channel; and selecting (204) a control region decoding mode based on the channel metric, the control region decoding mode indicating a scheduling for disabling reception of at least part of the at least one data region of the sequence of radio subframes.

Abstract: A method (300) for temperature control in a radio receiver includes: receiving (301) a sequence of radio subframes, wherein each radio subframe (200) in the sequence of radio subframes comprises at least one control region (201) and at least one data region (202); monitoring (302) temperature information indicating a system temperature (T) of the radio receiver; and if the temperature information indicates that the system temperature (T) exceeds (303) a first threshold (T1), transition (304) to a second state (305) in which receiving the at least one data region is disabled.

Abstract: A communication terminal is described comprising a transceiver configured to establish a layer three communication connection and to transmit data via the layer three communication connection and a controller configured to control the transceiver to pause data transmission of the layer three communication connection, transmit data via a second communication connection during the pausing of the data transmission of the layer three communication connection and resume transmission of data via the layer three communication connection after the transmission of data via the second communication connection is completed.

Abstract: A magnetic random access memory is configured as a read/write memory and at least a first section of the magnetic random access memory is configured to be converted to a read only memory.

Abstract: A magnetic random access memory is configured as a read/write memory and at least a first section of the magnetic random access memory is configured to be converted to a read only memory.

Abstract: A magnetic random access memory is configured as a read/write memory and at least a first section of the magnetic random access memory is configured to be converted to a read only memory.

Abstract: A sound generator including a plurality of synthesis generators each configured to generate a sound from a note, and a dynamic voice allocation circuit configured to select a new note to be supplied to the plurality of synthesis generators depending on a priority that is associated with the new note and the generated sounds and the volumes of the generated sounds.

Abstract: The apparatus contains a counter that is synchronized to the reference time in the mobile station. The counter counts sampled chips of the radio signal to produce a count. The apparatus further includes a controller that controls the processing of the radio signal, activates the processing of the radio signal when the count matches a begin count, and deactivates the processing of the radio signal when the count matches an end count, wherein the begin count and the end count are determined by a signal processor as a function of the time frame offset of the radio signal with respect to the reference time in the mobile station.

Abstract: A sound generator including a plurality of synthesis generators each configured to generate a sound from a note, and a dynamic voice allocation circuit configured to select a new note to be supplied to the plurality of synthesis generators depending on a priority that is associated with the new note and the generated sounds and the volumes of the generated sounds.

Abstract: The apparatus contains a counter that is synchronized to the reference time in the mobile station. The counter counts sampled chips of the radio signal to produce a count. The apparatus further includes a controller that controls the processing of the radio signal, activates the processing of the radio signal when the count matches a begin count, and deactivates the processing of the radio signal when the count matches an end count, wherein the begin count and the end count are determined by a signal processor as a function of the time frame offset of the radio signal with respect to the reference time in the mobile station.