Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and a device—unit (11)—capable of performing the method for providing a mobile station (18) engaged with a telecommunications network (10) with data that is not identical throughout the whole network (10), where a table (27) is maintained in at least one unit (11) of the network (10) associating location dependent data (29) indicative of a location of the mobile station (18) to data that is valid for the mobile station (18).

Abstract: The invention refers to a method for supporting a data service provisioning, a device adapted thereto, and a corresponding computer program product. The method comprises the steps of receiving a service request for the data service, receiving a time range requirement in relation to the requested data service, wherein said time range requirement indicates a time range, in which the requested data service is to be provided, and selecting an access network that can provide the data service in the given time range.

Abstract: A communication system supports multiple source coding and/or channel coding schemes. When a handoff is needed that transfers radiocommunication service support responsibility from a base station controlled by one MSC to a base station controlled by another MSC, signaling procedures are employed to handle the transfer as it pertains to the source coding and/or channel coding, i.e., ensuring that the new MSC links in an appropriate codec to support the handed off connection. Various techniques are described to provide such signaling, both in the direction of the new (target) MSC and in the direction of the user equipment being handed off.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and a device—unit (11)—capable of performing the method for providing a mobile station (18) engaged with a telecommunications network (10) with data that is not identical throughout the whole network (10), where a table (27) is maintained in at least one unit (11) of the network (10) associating location dependent data (29) indicative of a location of the mobile station (18) to data that is valid for the mobile station (18).

Abstract: A communication system supports multiple source coding and/or channel coding schemes. When a handoff is needed that transfers radiocommunication service support responsibility from a base station controlled by one MSC to a base station controlled by another MSC, signaling procedures are employed to handle the transfer as it pertains to the source coding and/or channel coding, i.e., ensuring that the new MSC links in an appropriate codec to support the handed off connection. Various techniques are described to provide such signaling, both in the direction of the new (target) MSC and in the direction of the user equipment being handed off.

Abstract: A communication system supports multiple source coding and/or channel coding schemes. When a handoff is needed that transfers radiocommunication service support responsibility from a base station controlled by one MSC to a base station controlled by another MSC, signaling procedures are employed to handle the transfer as it pertains to the source coding and/or channel coding, i.e., ensuring that the new MSC links in an appropriate codec to support the handed off connection. Various techniques are described to provide such signaling, both in the direction of the new (target) MSC and in the direction of the user equipment being handed off.

Abstract: A communication system supports multiple source coding and/or channel coding schemes. When a handoff is needed that transfers radiocommunication service support responsibility from a base station controlled by one MSC to a base station controlled by another MSC, signaling procedures are employed to handle the transfer as it pertains to the source coding and/or channel coding, i.e., ensuring that the new MSC links in an appropriate codec to support the handed off connection. Various techniques are described to provide such signaling, both in the direction of the new (target) MSC and in the direction of the user equipment being handed off.