Henry C Li

20140007238, Jan 2, 2014

Jun 29, 2012

13/538831

Joseph C. Magee - Prospect Park PA, US
Alison M. Andrews - New York NY, US
Mark W. Nicholson - Colts Neck NJ, US
Jonathon Lance James - Jersey City NJ, US
Henry C. Li - New York NY, US
Christopher L. Stevenson - Westfield NJ, US
Joel Lathrop - Jersey City NJ, US

G06F 21/00

726 24

Threat intelligence is collected from a variety of different sources. The threat intelligence information is aggregated, normalized, filtered and scored to identify threats to an information network. Threats are categorized by type, maliciousness and confidence level. Threats are reported to network administrators in a plurality of threat feeds, including for example malicious domains, malicious IP addresses, malicious e-mail addresses, malicious URLs and malicious software files.

20170104878, Apr 13, 2017

Oct 12, 2015

14/880444

- Arlington VA, US
Henry H. Li - Madison NJ, US
Meera Deshpande Kumarjiguda - Edison NJ, US

H04M 15/28
G06F 3/0481
H04M 15/00
H04W 4/24
H04L 29/08

A method including obtaining, via a first push notification received by a mobile station, a first usage amount of a mobile communication network resource allocation associated with the mobile station; storing, in the mobile station, the first usage amount; determining that the stored first usage amount is out of date; in response to the determination that the stored first usage amount is out of date, transmitting a request for a usage amount of the mobile communication network resource allocation; receiving a response to the request, the response indicating a second usage amount of the mobile communication network resource allocation; and displaying, on a display unit included in the mobile station, a graphical indication of an amount of the mobile communication network resource allocation that has been used or remains to be used, based on the second usage amount.

20150373178, Dec 24, 2015

Jun 23, 2014

14/311864

- Arlington VA, US
Henry H. Li - Madison NJ, US
Jonghoon Kim - Jersey City NJ, US
Neil T. Razzano - North Brunswick NJ, US

H04M 1/725
H04W 4/12

A voicemail application includes a first stage having a first voicemail and at a first position, a second stage having a second voicemail and at a second position adjacent to the first position, and a third stage having a third voicemail and at a third position adjacent to the second position. The voicemail application also includes a playback control configured to cause playback of any voicemail associated with any stage at the first position. The voicemail application increases the surface area of a stage as that stage is brought to the first position while the surface area of the stage previously at the first position decreases.