Abstract: A system to control usage of a subscription in a mobile device comprising: a plurality of subscriptions of at least two or more mobile networks; a subscription profile associated with each subscription; a UICC/eUICC/USIM/SIM card capable of switching among different networks; an applet running on the said SIM card; a server which communicates with the said mobile device through a network interface; a server process which stores identity and network related data of each subscription profile; stores network territory and coverage map; stores history of network drops and subscription profile switch events; stores quota-price-validity-bandwidth attached to each subscription profile; connects to the networks providing the subscription profile periodically, to retrieve, calculate and store actual usage and outstanding quota and validity for SMS, data and minutes for each subscription profile; connects to the SIM applet to receive information from the applet about network loss and network coverage; determines and st

Abstract: A system to control usage of a subscription in a mobile device comprising: a plurality of subscriptions of at least two or more mobile networks; a subscription profile associated with each subscription; a UICC/eUICC/USIM/SIM card capable of switching among different networks; an applet running on the said SIM card; a server which communicates with the said mobile device through a network interface; a server process which stores identity and network related data of each subscription profile; stores network territory and coverage map; stores history of network drops and subscription profile switch events; stores quota-price-validity-bandwidth attached to each subscription profile; connects to the networks providing the subscription profile periodically, to retrieve, calculate and store actual usage and outstanding quota and validity for SMS, data and minutes for each subscription profile; connects to the SIM applet to receive information from the applet about network loss and network coverage; determines and st

Abstract: The method of the invention for sending a message batch download in a telecommunication network comprising a sender entity, one or more receiver entities, and intermediate entities there between, is mainly characterized by creating a test message and sending the test message to each receiver, receiving an acknowledgement in case of a successful delivery of the test message sent, creating the real message to be sent to said receiver(s) and submitting the real message in batches.

Abstract: The method of the invention for sending a message batch download in a telecommunication network comprising a sender entity, one or more receiver entities, and intermediate entities there between, is mainly characterized by creating a test message and sending the test message to each receiver, receiving an acknowledgement in case of a successful delivery of the test message sent, creating the real message to be sent to said receiver(s) and submitting the real message in batches.

Abstract: A method of efficiently using Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) with Acknowledgments (ACKs) comprising Selective Acknowledgement (SACK) options in asymmetrical networks by reducing the number of ACKs with SACK options to be transferred back to a sender. New ACKs with SACK options are compared to previous ACKs with SACK options as to their content, and in dependence of the comparison, i.e. if the previous ACK with a SACK option comprises redundant or invalid information and no additional information in relation to the new ACK with a SACK option, then the previous ACK with the SACK option is removed and not sent back to a sender.

Abstract: A method of efficiently using Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) with Acknowledgments (ACKs) comprising Selective Acknowledgement (SACK) options in asymmetrical networks by reducing the number of ACKs with SACK options to be transferred back to a sender. New ACKs with SACK options are compared to previous ACKs with SACK options as to their content, and in dependence of the comparison, i.e. if the previous ACK with a SACK option comprises redundant or invalid information and no additional information in relation to the new ACK with a SACK option, then the previous ACK with the SACK option is removed and not sent back to a sender.