Patents by Inventor Srinivasan Subbian

Srinivasan Subbian 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).

  • Publication number: 20080005226
    Abstract: A method and system for one-to-one communication through proxy. Also, it relates to a method and system for communicating to the networks using mobile phones. In one example, this can be done without computer-based online user registration. The client system uses a text capable mobile phone to post a message through Short Message Service (SMS), and the message is received by the server system. The server system receives the message, along with the originating mobile phone number from the client system. The server system assigns a unique identifier to this message, and associates it to the mobile phone number of the client system. The message is translated by the server system into formats that can be accessed by other client systems, such as mobile, computers, and Personal Digital Assisstants. This message can be read and responded to by client systems (using mobile or computers) without revealing the SMS caller ID (identification).
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 31, 2006
    Publication date: January 3, 2008
    Inventor: Srinivasan Subbian
  • Publication number: 20080005227
    Abstract: A method and system for content processing. Also, it relates to a method and system for communicating to the networks using mobile phones. In one example, this can be done without computer-based online user registration. The client system uses a text capable mobile phone to post a message through Short Message Service (SMS), and the message is received by the server system. The server system receives the message, along with the originating mobile phone number from the client system. The server system assigns a unique identifier to this message, and associates it to the mobile phone number of the client system. The message is translated by the server system into formats that can be accessed by other client systems, such as mobile, computers, and Personal Digital Assisstants. This message can be read and responded to by client systems (using mobile or computers) without revealing the SMS caller ID (identification).
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 15, 2006
    Publication date: January 3, 2008
    Inventor: Srinivasan Subbian
  • Publication number: 20080005341
    Abstract: A method and system for dynamic list prioritization. Also, it relates to a method and system for communicating to the networks using mobile phones. In one example, this can be done without computer-based online user registration. The client system uses a text capable mobile phone to post a message through Short Message Service (SMS), and the message is received by the server system. The server system receives the message, along with the originating mobile phone number from the client system. The server system assigns a unique identifier to this message, and associates it to the mobile phone number of the client system. The message is translated by the server system into formats that can be accessed by other client systems, such as mobile, computers, and Personal Digital Assisstants. This message can be read and responded to by client systems (using mobile or computers) without revealing the SMS caller ID (identification).
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 31, 2006
    Publication date: January 3, 2008
    Inventor: Srinivasan Subbian
  • Publication number: 20080005228
    Abstract: A method and system for communicating to the networks using mobile phones. In one example, this can be done without computer-based online user registration. The client system uses a text capable mobile phone to post a message through Short Message Service (SMS), and the message is received by the server system. The server system receives the message, along with the originating mobile phone number from the client system. The server system assigns a unique identifier to this message, and associates it to the mobile phone number of the client system. The message is translated by the server system into formats that can be accessed by other client systems, such as mobile, computers, and Personal Digital Assisstants. This message can be read and responded to by client systems (using mobile or computers) without revealing the SMS caller ID (identification).
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 3, 2006
    Publication date: January 3, 2008
    Inventor: Srinivasan Subbian