Abstract: A method of locating a mobile device (25) registered to a home telecommunications network (11), the method comprising: monitoring (40) network transactions; identifying (42) a first type of network transaction (30) indicating that the mobile device (25) is connected to a component of a foreign telecommunications network; identifying (44) a second type of network transaction (30) indicating that the mobile device (25) has cancelled a connection to the component of the foreign telecommunications network; locating (46) the mobile device (25) on the basis of the identified first and second types of network transaction (30); wherein locating (46) the mobile device (25) comprises setting the location status of the mobile device (25) as: within the foreign telecommunications network (29) if a network transaction of the first type has been identified, and; within the home telecommunications network (11) if a network transaction of the second type has been identified and no further network transactions of the first ty

Abstract: A method of locating a mobile device (25) registered to a home telecommunications network (11), the method comprising: monitoring (40) network transactions; identifying (42) a first type of network transaction (30) indicating that the mobile device (25) is connected to a component of a foreign telecommunications network; identifying (44) a second type of network transaction (30) indicating that the mobile device (25) has cancelled a connection to the component of the foreign telecommunications network; locating (46) the mobile device (25) on the basis of the identified first and second types of network transaction (30); wherein locating (46) the mobile device (25) comprises setting the location status of the mobile device (25) as: within the foreign telecommunications network (29) if a network transaction of the first type has been identified, and; within the home telecommunications network (11) if a network transaction of the second type has been identified and no further network transactions of the first ty

Abstract: Embodiments of apparatuses, articles, methods, and systems for pre-processing and packetizing data for transmission in accordance with a transmission protocol are generally described herein. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, articles of manufacture, and systems for creating on a first router a first local route segment, notifying a second router of the first local route segment, receiving by the second router the notification, receiving by the second router a packet destined for a computing device coupled to the first router, routing the packet to its destination over a first (e.g. public) wide area network and the first local route segment, and, on “failure” to route a packet through the first network, routing the packet over a second (e.g. enterprise) wide area network connecting the first and second routers via a second local route segment, are described herein.

Abstract: Embodiments of apparatuses, articles, methods, and systems for pre-processing and packetizing data for transmission in accordance with a transmission protocol are generally described herein. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, articles of manufacture, and systems for creating on a first router a first local route segment, notifying a second router of the first local route segment, receiving by the second router the notification, receiving by the second router a packet destined for a computing device coupled to the first router, routing the packet to its destination over a first (e.g. public) wide area network and the first local route segment, and, on “failure” to route a packet through the first network, routing the packet over a second (e.g.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, articles of manufacture, and systems for receiving a plurality of data packets, analyzing the packets to determine whether each of the packets should be considered legitimate or illegitimate, and routing the legitimate packets to their destinations at a first one or more routing rates, and re-routing the illegitimate packets to one or more special destinations for further analysis or disposition at a second one or more routing rates that are lower than the first one or more routing rates, are described herein.