Abstract: Now it is time to extend the capability of Internet to “Virtual Existence”; make a rapid change to “the 3D World”, both in real and animation environment; start the new Era of “the instant travels”; “stop the wasted time” with many hours of travelling with cars and replace (reduce) the cars with the best alternative: “Task-Ins Cubicle”. Task-Ins-Cubicle is “a round room”, equipped with Monitors, Cameras, Speakers, and Microphones inside and outside, equipped inside with a Control Console, Internet Connection, and with possibly seating or laying arrangement. The Local Cubicle communicates with a Remote Cubicle placed anywhere in the world. A person in the Local Cubicle is able to feel everything of the Remote Cubicle. Persons at the Remote Task-Ins Cubicle are able to feel the complete holographic existence of the person from the Local Task-Ins Cubicle. Remote Task-Ins Cubicle can be replaced with a virtual Emulation World, to enable 3D Experience with Games and Imaginary Worlds.

Abstract: Now it is time to extend the capability of Internet to “Virtual Existence”; make a rapid change to “the 3D World”, both in real and animation environment; start the new Era of “the instant travels”; “stop the wasted time” with many hours of travelling with cars and replace (reduce) the cars with the best alternative: “Task-Ins Cubicle”. Task-Ins-Cubicle is “a round room”, equipped with Monitors, Cameras, Speakers, and Microphones inside and outside, equipped inside with a Control Console, Internet Connection, and with possibly seating or laying arrangement. The Local Cubicle communicates with a Remote Cubicle placed anywhere in the world. A person in the Local Cubicle is able to feel everything of the Remote Cubicle. Persons at the Remote Task-Ins Cubicle are able to feel the complete holographic existence of the person from the Local Task-Ins Cubicle. Remote Task-Ins Cubicle can be replaced with a virtual Emulation World, to enable 3D Experience with Games and Imaginary Worlds.

Abstract: In a mobile network at least one direct communication channel between mobile stations is provided. The direct communication channel is used by a mobile station (MS 1) for broadcasting periodical emergency data messages, within near vicinity and to other mobile devices, which comprise means for estimating distance and/or direction to the this mobile station. In particular, for evaluating signal strength and/or other properties of the emergency signal where different emergency signals are provided differing in amplitude, frequency and/or pattern and where these emergency signals can be received by other mobile stations (MS2) or by network antennas (TRX1) or by special localization equipments (MSTRACK, 5,6,7) in such a way that the signal is used for localizing the first mobile station (MS1) to a high precision.

Abstract: A mobile station (1) of a mobile communication network system (2), comprising a GPS/GSM or UMTS based geographical position localising module (3) for localising the geographical position (24c) of the mobile station, which has storage means for storing geographical related base data, and display means (4) for displaying geographical related base data as a map (24) or as a text string, is characterised in that the geographical related base data displayed has been at least partly provided by wireless transmission from the network system and is limited to a predetermined extent depending on the geographical position, travel modus and speed of the mobile station, and the mobile station itself calculates the geographical position which can be presented to others during call set-up or with SMS services and the mobile station can do routing using a navigational algorithm implemented in location finder module (31) of the mobile station.