Patents by Inventor Harri Halminen
Harri Halminen has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 7065340Abstract: A method of arranging data protection in a telecommunication system including a first mobile communication network, a second mobile communication network, and a mobile station supporting both of the mobile communication networks is disclosed. The method includes ciphering traffic between the mobile station and the first mobile communication network using a first cipher key; calculating a second cipher key to be used for ciphering traffic between the mobile station and the second mobile communication network in the first mobile communication network when the mobile station operates in the first mobile communication network; transmitting information necessary for calculating the second cipher key from the first mobile communication network to the mobile station when the mobile station operates in the first mobile communication network; and calculating the second cipher key at the mobile station to be used for ciphering traffic between the mobile station and the second mobile communication network.Type: GrantFiled: June 2, 2000Date of Patent: June 20, 2006Assignee: Nokia Networks OyInventors: Heikki Einola, Teemu Mäkinen, Keijo Ekola, Kari O Virtanen, Kalle Tammi, Harri Halminen, Vesa Tervo, Matti Vilppula, Rune Lindholm, Juha T Timonen, Jouni Smolander
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Patent number: 6611693Abstract: A multi-service mobile station according to the invention comprises means (42) for connecting the device by radio to telecommunication network in order to utilize typical mobile station services, such as speech and data services. Additionally, the multi-service mobile station provides means (41, 40, 47) for using various information processing services (P1, P2), such as telefax service and electronic mail service. When using information processing services, the information processed by the user is automatically saved in the memory means (40, 47) of the multi-service mobile station when a certain criterium is met. The criteria are e.g. shifting from one service to another, going over to current saving mode, or, in a two-section multi-service terminal device, folding the device together.Type: GrantFiled: August 1, 2002Date of Patent: August 26, 2003Assignee: Nokia Mobile Phones Ltd.Inventors: Veli-Matti Soini, Markku Rautiola, Jarmo J Mäkelä, Toni Sormunen, Harri Halminen, Jari Toivanen
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Publication number: 20020193152Abstract: A multi-service mobile station according to the invention comprises means (42) for connecting the device by radio to telecommunication network in order to utilize typical mobile station services, such as speech and data services. Additionally, the multi-service mobile station provides means (41, 40, 47) for using various information processing services (P1, P2), such as telefax service and electronic mail service. When using information processing services, the information processed by the user is automatically saved in the memory means (40, 47) of the multi-service mobile station when a certain criterium is met. The criteria are e.g. shifting from one service to another, going over to current saving mode, or, in a two-section multi-service terminal device, folding the device together.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 1, 2002Publication date: December 19, 2002Inventors: Veli-Matti Soini, Markku Rautiola, Jarmo J. Makela, Toni Sormunen, Harri Halminen, Jari Toivanen
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Patent number: 6477378Abstract: A method and corresponding apparatus for use by a low power radio frequency (LPRF) device intended to communicate with other LPRF devices on an LPRF band when both the LPRF band location and its width can vary by country, the invention for determining in what country the LPRF device is being used, and so the band and bandwidth that should be used, and for ensuring that the LPRF does not communicate on an LPRF band that is not likely the correct band, or is not a band indicated by a user. The invention assesses clues to determine if any particular country is reasonably likely to be the country where the device is being used, and if no such country is determined, and if a user interface is available, the device queries a user.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 1999Date of Patent: November 5, 2002Assignee: Nokia Mobile Phones, Ltd.Inventor: Harri Halminen
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Patent number: 6445932Abstract: A multi-service mobile station comprises a module (42) for connecting the device by radio to a telecommunication network in order to utilize typical mobile station services, such as speech and data services. Additionally, the multi-service mobile station provides processing memory (41, 40, 47) for using various information processing services (P1, P2), such as telefax service and electronic mail service. When using information processing services, the information processed by the user is automatically saved in the memory (40, 47) of the multi-service mobile station when a certain criterium is met. The criteria are, e.g., shifting from one service to another, going over to current saving mode, or, in a two-section multi-service terminal device, folding the device together.Type: GrantFiled: February 19, 1997Date of Patent: September 3, 2002Assignee: Nokia Mobile Phones Ltd.Inventors: Veli-Matti Soini, Markku Rautiola, Jarmo J Mäkelä, Toni Sormunen, Harri Halminen, Jari Toivanen
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Patent number: 6092133Abstract: The method according to the invention can be used for conveying low-level SIM card commands from an external apparatus (12) of a mobile station (1) to a SIM card (2) connected to the mobile station. The invention is based on locking the SIM card (2) solely for a particular control element (10) for the duration of the exchange of low-level commands. The mobile station according to the invention advantageously includes two SIM card control elements (4, 10) the first of which (4) is intended for executing commands issued by internal blocks of the mobile station and the second of which (10) is intended for conveying low-level commands from an external apparatus (12) connected to the mobile station. Said first control element (4) receives high-level commands from the various blocks (6) of the mobile station and conveys to the SIM card (2) the corresponding low-level command sequences.Type: GrantFiled: October 28, 1997Date of Patent: July 18, 2000Assignee: Nokia Mobile Phones LtdInventors: Mika Erola, Jukka-Pekka Honkanen, Harri Halminen
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Patent number: 5991639Abstract: The scope of the present invention is an information transfer system and a mobile station (10) connected to it. In a system according to the invention a mobile station (10) is connected to a terminal device (40) e.g. through either a cable or an infrared connection, and the radio parts of the mobile station (10) are switched off. Through the terminal device (40), a local network, ATM-network (70, 81, 80, 82) and a network server (90) the mobile station (10) is connected over a wired network to a mobile communication switching center (100) or to a telephone network exchange (110, 130). When the connection from the mobile station (10) to a mobile communication switching center (100) or to a telephone network exchange (110, 130) is broken, the mobile station (10) establishes a connection to a mobile communication switching center (100) by radio in the normal way through a base station (105) and a base station controller (104).Type: GrantFiled: October 1, 1997Date of Patent: November 23, 1999Assignee: Nokia Mobile Phones LimitedInventors: Markku Rautiola, Juha Kalliokulju, Toni Sormunen, Harri Halminen
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Patent number: 5920826Abstract: A communication system for transmitting text messages to a mobile terminal in a radio telephone network is disclosed. A local mobile terminal is coupled to an external computer and is used to generate, manipulate and optionally store text messages which can be transmitted or received over the radio telephone network via the local mobile terminal. The text messages are transmitted to or received from a remote mobile terminal in the radio telephone network.Type: GrantFiled: June 4, 1996Date of Patent: July 6, 1999Assignee: Nokia Mobile Phones LimitedInventors: Heikki Metso, Harri Halminen
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Patent number: RE41541Abstract: A multi-service mobile station according to the invention comprises means (42) for connecting the device by radio to telecommunication network in order to utilize typical mobile station services, such as speech and data services. Additionally, the multi-service mobile station provides means (41, 40, 47) for using various information processing services (P1, P2), such as telefax service and electronic mail service. When using information processing services, the information processed by the user is automatically saved in the memory means (40, 47) of the multi-service mobile station when a certain criterium is met. The criteria are e.g. shifting from one service to another, going over to current saving mode, or, in a two-section multi-service terminal device, folding the device together.Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2005Date of Patent: August 17, 2010Assignee: Nokia CorporationInventors: Veli-Matti Soini, Markku Rautiola, Jarmo J. Makela, Toni Sormunen, Harri Halminen, Jari Toivanen