Abstract: A media data playback device is capable of simultaneously parsing and decoding two buffered sources of streaming media. The device is operable to provide diversified operation functions including media data reproducing functions, a portable device to portable device wireless communication, cellular communication, and an access point function.

Abstract: A media data playback device is capable of simultaneously parsing and decoding two buffered sources of streaming media. The device is operable to provide diversified operation functions including media data reproducing functions, a portable device to portable device wireless communication, cellular communication, and an access point function.

Abstract: A media data playback device is capable of simultaneously parsing and decoding two different sections of streaming media, where one section of the streaming media comprises a replay section. The device shows replay progress of the replay section on a progress bar and allows switching positions during replaying of the replay section.

Abstract: A media data playback device is capable of simultaneously parsing and decoding two different sections of streaming media, where one section of the streaming media comprises a replay section. The device shows replay progress of the replay section on a progress bar and allows switching positions during replaying of the replay section.

Abstract: A media data playback device is capable of simultaneously parsing and decoding two different sections of streaming media, one of which comprises a replay section. The device shows replay progress of the replay section on a progress bar and allows switching positions during replaying of the replay section.

Abstract: A media data playback device is capable of simultaneously parsing and decoding two different sections of streaming media, one of which comprises a replay section. The device shows replay progress of the replay section on a progress bar and allows switching positions during replaying of the replay section.

Abstract: A system (100) for integrating a telephone (106) to a computer. The system allows the computer to be coupled to a Public Branching Exchange (PBX) (108) and perform telephone functions. The telephone is coupled to the computer as a stand alone device, or as a means for command input to the system. A pop-up screen comprising of a sequence of menus is displayed on the computer monitor (101) to guide the user through various telephone functions. A voice guide is heard through the telephone. The user can use the telephone's or the computer's I/O devices to communicate with a distant caller. Answering machine capability (e.g., phone mailbox, etc.) is also provided by this system. A quick-dial service is also provided such that the user can dial directly from a look-up table with pre-set telephone numbers.

Abstract: A flexible, cost-effective apparatus and method for using a key on a remote control to simulate a keyboard key, i.e. to cause an application, upon pressing the key on the remote control, to perform the same function that the application performs upon pressing the key of the keyboard. In brief, the method comprises (a) storing, in a first memory, data corresponding to the key of the keyboard, at an address corresponding to the key of the remote control, prior to execution of the application; (b) pressing the key of the remote control during execution of the application; (c) converting a signal, produced as a result of step (b), into the address corresponding to the key of the remote control; (d) transmitting the data stored in the first memory at the address to the host processor; and (e) in response to step (d), performing the function.

Abstract: A flexible, cost-effective apparatus and method for using a key on a remote control to simulate a keyboard key, i.e. to cause an application, upon pressing the key on the remote control, to perform the same function that the application performs upon pressing the key of the keyboard. In brief, the method comprises (a) storing, in a first memory, data corresponding to the key of the keyboard, at an address corresponding to the key of the remote control, prior to execution of the application; (b) pressing the key of the remote control during execution of the application; (c) converting a signal, produced as a result of step (b), into the address corresponding to the key of the remote control; (d) transmitting the data stored in the first memory at the address to the host processor; and (e) in response to step (d), performing the function.