Abstract: Methods and systems for simultaneous sharing of spectrum in wireless communications. Base Stations (BSs) of a plurality of mobile network operators in a cell may send downlink signals to their respective connected User Equipments (UEs) through a shared frequency spectrum. Further, the BSs may receive uplink signals from the UEs in the shared frequency spectrum.

Abstract: Systems for simultaneous sharing of spectrum in wireless communications. Base Stations (BSs) of a plurality of mobile network operators in a cell may send downlink signals to their respective connected User Equipments (UEs) through a shared frequency spectrum. Further, the BSs may receive uplink signals from the UEs in the shared frequency spectrum.

Abstract: systems for simultaneous sharing of spectrum in wireless communications. Base Stations (BSs) of a plurality of mobile network operators in a cell may send downlink signals to their respective connected User Equipments (UEs) through a shared frequency spectrum. Further, the BSs may receive uplink signals from the UEs in the shared frequency spectrum.

Abstract: A method and system for improving channel estimation for multi-user, multiple-input, multiple-output (MU-MIMO) systems through dynamic DM-RS port allocation in a 5G New Radio network is provided. The method comprises of allocating, by a Scheduler aware UE port allocation unit, one or more MU-MIMO ports to a plurality of code division multiplexing (CDM) groups for a plurality of UE users, performing, by a code selection unit, a code selection based on a number of allocated MU-MIMO ports, determining, by a spreading factor unit, a spreading factor allocated for each of the MU-MIMO ports in each of the plurality of CDM groups, determining, by a signalling unit, a Downlink Control Information (DCI) signalling of a Partial Port Occupancy (P-Poi) transmission for each UE and obtaining, by a channel estimation unit, channel estimates at the receiver through VSFOCC de-spreading based on the P-POI assigned for each of the MU-MIMO ports.

Abstract: A system and method for enabling downlink signal transmission in a Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MU-MIMO) system is provided. The method comprises of creating a scheduling information based on MU-MIMO Scheduling of a plurality of User equipments (UES), multiplexing the plurality of UES paired based on the scheduling decisions across time, frequency and code, inputting transport blocks of each UE pushed on to a Downlink shared channel (DLSCH), performing bit processing of each of the CRC encoded UEs, inputting Code-rate (MCS) for data modulation mapping on a post bit processed data, assigning DM-RS ports to the UE based on allocated MCS and number of antenna ports from a scheduling information structure, adding, a Partial Port Occupancy information (P-Poi) for each UE along with the scheduler information structure required for demodulation at UE and enabling optimal channel estimation at UE by adding new DM-RS port combinations using reserved fields in the DCI messaging.

Abstract: A method and system for enabling transmission of uplink signal in a Multi-User Multiple Input Multiple-Output (MU-MIMO) system through dynamic DM-RS port allocation is provided. The method comprises of creating a scheduling information and a scheduling decision for MU-MIMO Scheduling of a plurality of User equipment's (UE's), transmitting the scheduling information as Downlink Control Indicator (DCI) payload bits over a Physical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH) to the one or more paired UEs, demultiplexing the paired UEs based on the scheduling information, performing a Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) Modulation based on the scheduling information extracted from the PDCCH from the one or more paired UEs, performing Cyclic Redundancy Check encoding and bit processing of the obtained DCI payload bits, performing antenna resource remapping and beam combining on the PUSCH channel, selecting DM-RS references for channel estimation and obtaining improved channel estimates at the receiver.

Abstract: Methods and systems for simultaneous sharing of spectrum in wireless communications. Base Stations (BSs) of a plurality of mobile network operators in a cell may send downlink signals to their respective connected User Equipments (UEs) through a shared frequency spectrum. Further, the BSs may receive uplink signals from the UEs in the shared frequency spectrum.

Abstract: A system and method for providing effective presence for Push-to-talk-over-Cellular (PoC) networks, wherein one or more servers performs an effective presence delivery method that reduces presence notifications delivered to mobile units participating in advanced voice services, while ensuring that the presence notifications relevant to the mobile units are available when the advanced voice services are invoked by the mobile units. The presence notifications are used to indicate a change in network presence of the mobile units. In addition, the presence notifications are used to indicate a change in self-availability status of the mobile units.

Abstract: A system and method for providing effective presence for Push-to-talk-over-Cellular (PoC) networks, wherein one or more servers performs an effective presence delivery method that reduces presence notifications delivered to mobile units participating in advanced voice services, while ensuring that the presence notifications relevant to the mobile units are available when the advanced voice services are invoked by the mobile units. The presence notifications are used to indicate a change in network presence of the mobile units. In addition, the presence notifications are used to indicate a change in self-availability status of the mobile units.

Abstract: A real-time exchange (RTX) interfaces to a wireless communications system to provide enhanced features for advanced voice services (AVS), which include Voice Activated Floor Management, Voice Short Message Services (SMS) and Address Book Backup.

Abstract: A real-time exchange (RTX) interfaces to a wireless communications system to provide enhanced features for advanced voice services (AVS), which include Voice Activated Floor Management, Voice Short Message Services (SMS) and Address Book Backup.

Abstract: A real-time exchange (RTX) interfaces to a wireless communications system to provide enhanced features for advanced voice services (AVS), which include location-based information, voice portal integration, push ring tones and voice message screening.

Abstract: A system for providing advanced voice services (AVS) in wireless communications systems includes a Real-Time Exchange (RTX) that interfaces to a wireless communications network to provide the AVS therein, wherein the AVS comprise Closed User Groups and Limiting Mobility. The Closed User Groups allow a group of users to make and receive calls only to other members of a group, and calls outside of the group are disallowed. The Limiting Mobility uses location information to restrict a mobile unit to service within one or more specified systems, cells or location areas.

Abstract: Embodiments are configured to provide reminders associated with communications and other events. In an embodiment, components of a communication system can operate to generate, maintain, and implement reminders associated with communications and other events. A reminder can be automatically generated and scheduled for one or more users of the communication system when a user is unavailable or unable to take a call. Reminders can be generated to include information which can be used to establish a communication event for a subsequent communication associated with each reminder.

Abstract: Embodiments are configured to provide information associated with a communication event to a communication party. In an embodiment, components of a communication system operate to provide a recorded call subject to a receiving party as part of a communication event. In one embodiment, a communication device can be used to record, package, and transmit subject matter as part of a communication event, wherein the recorded subject matter can be used to inform a receiving party of a communication subject.

Abstract: A method for address resolution in a wireless system, with an originating Satellite Interface Terminal (SIT) and a destination Satellite Interface Terminal (SIT2). An Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) packet of a source is modified when transmitted to a destination and when returned from the destination to the source. The modification involves substituting the SIT1 address for that of the source in the ARP request packet and substituting the SIT2 address for that of the destination in the ARP reply packet, respectively.