Abstract: Data traffic, latency, and power consumption in a mobile unified communication environment are reduced by optimizing communication between a mobile client application and a mobile data server through determining optimum delay between exchanged messages and/or filtering portions of data not relevant to the mobile client application at the server. Additional optimizations include providing mobile client application relevant updates in an intelligent fashion based on user activity, screen resolution or displayed information, relevant contacts and relevance of information, and similar characteristics.

Abstract: A method, apparatus and/or system for communicating in a wireless network may dynamically create and/or delete a medium access control (MAC) quality of service (QoS) connection in a wireless link between a base station and a mobile station. Each wireless base station in the network may include a packet classifier to quickly identify packets that may include session initiation protocol (SIP) messages and SIP logic to trigger the MAC QoS connection based on a received SIP message. Various other detailed embodiments and variants are also disclosed.

Abstract: Embodiments of methods and apparatus for providing an access profile system associated with a broadband wireless access network are generally described herein. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: Data traffic, latency, and power consumption in a mobile unified communication environment are reduced by optimizing communication between a mobile client application and a mobile data server through determining optimum delay between exchanged messages and/or filtering portions of data not relevant to the mobile client application at the server. Additional optimizations include providing mobile client application relevant updates in an intelligent fashion based on user activity, screen resolution or displayed information, relevant contacts and relevance of information, and similar characteristics.

Abstract: Embodiments of methods and apparatus for providing an access profile system associated with a broadband wireless access network are generally described herein. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: A method, apparatus and/or system for communicating in a wireless network may dynamically create and/or delete a medium access control (MAC) quality of service (QoS) connection in a wireless link between a base station and a mobile station. Each wireless base station in the network may have an integrated session initiation protocol (SIP) proxy and the MAC QoS connection may be triggered by session initiation protocol (SIP) signaling received at the base station. Various other detailed embodiments and variants are also disclosed.

Abstract: A method, apparatus and/or system for communicating in a wireless network may dynamically create and/or delete a medium access control (MAC) quality of service (QoS) connection in a wireless link between a base station and a mobile station. Each wireless base station in the network may include a packet classifier to quickly identify packets that may include session initiation protocol (SIP) messages and SIP logic to trigger the MAC QoS connection based on a received SIP message. Various other detailed embodiments and variants are also disclosed.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present invention provides a method comprising, using packet knowledge at a base station to efficiently schedule uplink transmissions from a subscriber station. The present method may further comprise using the type of packet and the destination subscriber station as the packet knowledge and, further, the type of packet may include voice, data or signaling and each of the types of packet may be given a packet classifier.

Abstract: Embodiments of wireless paging apparatus, systems, and methods are described generally herein. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: Embodiments of wireless packet-switched paging apparatus, systems, and methods are described generally herein. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: This invention describes a method and system for providing cellular voice, messaging and data services over IP networks to enterprise users. The key components of the system are programmable devices called cellular gateway and enterprise manager, management systems and various types of user equipment. Using these components, the present invention outlines methods for controlling and managing voice and messaging services provided to cellular subscribers over IP networks.

Abstract: This invention describes a method and system for providing cellular voice, data and messaging services over IP networks. The key components of the system are the Cellular Gateway (CGW), the Cellular Network Adaptor (CNA), and the Subscriber Identity Module (SIM). Whereas the CGW is operated by the cellular service provider or network operator, the CNA and the SIM can be realized in many ways.

Abstract: This invention describes a portable computing and communication device comprising a display, a touch-panel and game control input mechanisms, an optical and/or magnetic mass storage system, volatile and non-volatile primary memory, wireless data communication, power management, a compact software operating system and other software applications, and methods for using the same.