Patents by Inventor Stuart Kreitzer
Stuart Kreitzer 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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Publication number: 20120034938Abstract: Embodiments include communication devices and texting methods performed by communication devices. When the communication device detects that a text session has been initiated with a potential real time text (RTT) destination specified as a destination for text messages transmitted by the communication device, the communication device automatically transitions into an RTT transmission mode. While in the RTT transmission mode, text messages may be communicated to the destination using an RTT protocol. A response system may be configured to communicate with the communication device, while the communication device is in the RTT transmission mode.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 4, 2010Publication date: February 9, 2012Applicant: MOTOROLA, INC.Inventors: Stuart Kreitzer, William Alberth, Wayne Ballantyne
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Publication number: 20120034897Abstract: Embodiments include communication devices and texting methods performed by communication devices. When the communication device detects that a text session has been initiated with a potential real time text (RTT) destination specified as a destination for text messages transmitted by the communication device, the communication device automatically transitions into an RTT transmission mode. While in the RTT transmission mode, text messages may be communicated to the destination using an RTT protocol. A response system may be configured to communicate with the communication device, while the communication device is in the RTT transmission mode.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 4, 2010Publication date: February 9, 2012Applicant: MOTOROLA, INC.Inventors: Stuart Kreitzer, William Alberth, Wayne Ballantyne
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Publication number: 20070118657Abstract: A method (200) and system (100) for sharing podcast information includes a wireless communication device (101) having a transceiver (102), and a processor (104) coupled to the transceiver. The processor can be programmed to play (202) a podcast having associated metadata on a wireless communication device and transfer (204) a hyperlink and the associated metadata to a remote device (103) while playing the podcast on the communication device. The processor can be further programmed to transfer the hyperlink and the associated metadata to the remote device while playing the podcast by using a push-to-transmit function (109) on the communication device. The remote device receives the link and associated metadata and decodes (206) the associated metadata. The associated metadata can include constructs having start times and end times for the podcast, bookmarks for portions of the podcast, digital rights management information, display description, podcast category, or relevant images.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2005Publication date: May 24, 2007Applicant: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Stuart Kreitzer, Joseph Dvorak, Charles Estes
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Publication number: 20070118853Abstract: A communication construct used for sharing podcast information associated with a podcast can include a link sent to a remote device (103) while playing the podcast, appended metadata to the link, and a communication packet enabling a user to transfer the link and the appended metadata while the user is playing the podcast. The link can be a universal record locator (URL) to the podcast and the appended metadata can include constructs having start times or end times for the podcast, bookmarks for portions of the podcast, digital rights management information, display description, podcast category, or relevant images. The appended metadata can also include URLs for mobile blogging, a sender's weblog, a video blog, a social contact site, contact information from a sender, or a vCard record. The communication constructs enable podcatcher software in a user's computer or remote device to automatically download the podcast associated with the link.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2005Publication date: May 24, 2007Applicant: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Stuart Kreitzer, Joseph Dvorak, Charles Estes
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Publication number: 20060281480Abstract: An apparatus (213) and corresponding methods (FIG. 7) to facilitate maintaining crypto synchronization while processing communication signals in a communication unit includes a vocoder (215) configured to convert input audio band signals to vocoder output frames; a crypto processor (217) configured to encrypt the vocoder output frames to provide encrypted output frames; and a synchronizer (219) configured to substitute in a predetermined manner synchronization information corresponding to an encryption state of the crypto processor for a portion of the encrypted data in a portion of the encrypted output frames to provide resultant output synchronization frames suitable for synchronizing a decryption process at a target communication unit.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2005Publication date: December 14, 2006Inventors: Keith Klug, Stuart Kreitzer, Brent McKay, Bradley Rainbolt, Fred Villa, Marc Boillot, Ty Lindteigen, Bernard McKibben, William Neubauer, Jerry Ray, Michael Savage, Bryce Sutherland, Barbara Winterfield
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Publication number: 20060269065Abstract: An apparatus (213) and corresponding methods (FIG. 7) to facilitate maintaining crypto synchronization while processing communication signals in a communication unit includes a vocoder (215) configured to convert input audio band signals to vocoder output frames; a crypto processor (217) configured to encrypt the vocoder output frames to provide encrypted output frames; and a synchronizer (219) configured to substitute in a predetermined manner synchronization information corresponding to an encryption state of the crypto processor for a portion of the encrypted data in a portion of the encrypted output frames to provide resultant output synchronization frames suitable for synchronizing a decryption process at a target communication unit.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2005Publication date: November 30, 2006Inventors: Ty Lindteigen, Bernard McKibben, William Neubauer, Jerry Ray, Michael Savage, Bryce Sutherland, Barbara Winterfield, Keith Klug, Stuart Kreitzer, Brent McKay, Bradley Rainbolt, Fred Villa, Marc Boillot
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Publication number: 20060148467Abstract: A system (20) of targeted broadcasting in a cellular communication system during an event can include at least one mobile unit (25) having stored therein scheduling information relating to an event, a designated location for the event, and a designated group channel for monitoring such event. The mobile unit can further be programmed to monitor (67) for the event in a designated location and on a designated group channel during a predetermined time window and receive (71) a targeted message during the event on the designated group channel if a current location of the mobile unit matches the designated location stored. The mobile unit can be programmed to transmit at least one group call message response in response to receiving the group call message only when the mobile unit is in the designated location. The system can further include fixed network equipment (26) that transmits data related to the event.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 30, 2004Publication date: July 6, 2006Applicant: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Stuart Kreitzer, David Heeschen, John Shemelynce
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Publication number: 20060150109Abstract: A system (200) includes a visiting wireless device (202) and a host wireless device (206) that communicate with each other. A shared user interface is commonly used by the two devices. During an ongoing interaction between a user of the visiting device (202) and a user of the host device (206), images of each user (106 and 108) are communicated to the other device and both devices display the images of both user. Through updated images communicated back and forth between the devices, the users “virtually” interact with the shared user interface. A permission level restricts the interactions available to the visiting device (202).Type: ApplicationFiled: December 30, 2004Publication date: July 6, 2006Applicant: MOTOROLA, INC.Inventors: Charles Schultz, Stuart Kreitzer, Joseph Patino, Camilo Villamil
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Publication number: 20060141960Abstract: A mobile communication device (106) comprising a transceiver (202), and a processor (203) coupled to the transceiver. The processor is programmed to enter (304) an emergency mode corresponding to an alteration type of an element of the mobile communication device, and process (306) messages according to the emergency mode.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 29, 2004Publication date: June 29, 2006Applicant: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Juan Fernandez, Scott Garrett, Stuart Kreitzer, Joseph Patino, Jorge Perdomo, Camilo Villamil
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Publication number: 20060123224Abstract: An encryption capable communication device (10) can include a transceiver (38 and 44) and a processor (12) coupled to the transceiver. The processor can be programmed to receive notification of a secure call alert indicative of a desire for secure communications between an alerting device and the encryption capable communication device serving as a recipient device and further cause the recipient device to switch (64) to a secure mode in response to receipt of the notification. The processor can be further programmed to initiate a key exchange (67) between the alerting device and the recipient device if needed and automatically respond (70) to the secure call alert by the recipient device in the secure mode when a user of the recipient device selectively responds to the secure call alert. The processor can also establish a symmetric traffic key during the key exchange using Automatic Public Key exchange techniques.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 7, 2004Publication date: June 8, 2006Applicant: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Keith Klug, Stuart Kreitzer, Fred Villa
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Publication number: 20060046804Abstract: The invention concerns a method (300) and system (100) for selectively controlling the operation of a power source (126). The method can include the steps of—in a first gaming unit (110)—providing (314) a gaming environment, monitoring (316) a user's performance in the gaming environment and selectively controlling (318) a power capacity of the power source in response to the user's performance in the gaming environment. The power capacity can be a perceived power capacity. The selectively controlling step can include increasing (320) or decreasing (320) the perceived power capacity of the power source.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 31, 2004Publication date: March 2, 2006Inventors: Charles Schultz, Stuart Kreitzer, Von Mock, Joseph Patino, Jorge Perdomo
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Publication number: 20060046805Abstract: The invention concerns a method (300) and system (100) for affecting gaming conditions based on operating conditions of a power source (126). The method includes the steps of—in a first gaming unit (110) that receives power from the power source—providing (312) a gaming environment and monitoring (314) at least one operating condition of the power source. When at least one of the operating conditions reaches a predetermined threshold, the method further includes the step of altering (320) at least one gaming condition in the gaming environment to indicate to a user that the operating condition has reached the predetermined threshold.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 31, 2004Publication date: March 2, 2006Inventors: Charles Schultz, Stuart Kreitzer, Von Mock, Joseph Patino, Jorge Perdomo, Daniel Baudino
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Publication number: 20060046806Abstract: The invention concerns a method (300) and system (100) for affecting gaming conditions based on at least one predefined parameter of a power source (126, 131). The method can include the steps of storing (312) the predefined parameter, in a first gaming unit (110) that receives power from the power source, providing (314) a gaming environment and detecting (316) the presence of the predefined parameter of the power source. The method can also include the step of altering (320) at least one gaming condition in the gaming environment based on the detected predefined parameter.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 31, 2004Publication date: March 2, 2006Inventors: Charles Schultz, Stuart Kreitzer, Von Mock, Joseph Patino, Jorge Perdomo
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Publication number: 20050238174Abstract: A method (100) of secure communications over a public network can include establishing a permanent key and an ordered sequence of limited use keys (102), enabling the use of the permanent key at any time (104) and enabling the use of the limited use keys for a predetermined usage (106). The step of establishing the order sequence of limited use keys can optionally include the step of establishing an ordered sequence of single-use keys (108). The method can further include the step of requesting (110) the ordered sequence of limited use keys from an access protected website and optionally storing (116) the ordered sequence of limited use keys and a respective status for each of the limited use keys. The method can further include the step of disabling (112) each of the limited use keys after the predetermined usage for each of the limited use keys.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 22, 2004Publication date: October 27, 2005Applicant: Motorola, Inc.Inventor: Stuart Kreitzer
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Publication number: 20050025315Abstract: A portable communication device (10) capable of operating in multiple modes includes a transceiver (38 and 44) and a processor (12) coupled to the transceiver. The processor can be programmed to establish (52) a symmetric traffic key in a first mode of communication between the portable communication device and a second portable communication device, switch (56) to at least a second mode of communication, and share (58) the symmetric traffic key between the portable communication device and the second multi-mode portable communication device in the second mode of communication.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2003Publication date: February 3, 2005Inventor: Stuart Kreitzer
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Patent number: 6091716Abstract: A method of producing a receive signal quality estimate in a subscriber unit (SU) located in a given geographic area covered by a wireless communication system of a kind in which a base station transmits downlink signals in a group of successive time frames directed to a set of geographic areas including an area in which the SU is located, wherein each of the group of successive time frames has signals aimed at a corresponding one of the set of geographic areas.Type: GrantFiled: July 1, 1998Date of Patent: July 18, 2000Assignee: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Robert Mark Gorday, Gregory O. Snowden, Craig Christmas, Stuart Kreitzer, Kenneth C. Elkin, Leonard Bennett