Peter P Li

7272379, Sep 18, 2007

Apr 26, 2002

10/133232

Jack T. Tang - Danville CA, US
Russel Brankley - Willingboro NJ, US
Daniel T. Belenets - Summit NJ, US
Ce Xu - San Ramon CA, US
William C. King - Lafayette CA, US
Peter Hu - Pleasanton CA, US
Patricia R. Chang - San Ramon CA, US
Peter Li - Albany CA, US

Cellco Partnership - Bedminster NJ

H04M 11/00

455406, 455405

Improved billing accuracy in session-based communications is provided by separating session (or connection) billing from session processing. If two sessions () on the same serving node are bridged, so the true stop time of the prior session () is not known, the stop time of the prior session is defined as a function of the last activity during (TALS) that session. To accomplish this, the serving node detects and stores the time of last activity and the time of initiation for each connection and determines the billing time accordingly, regardless of the state of the inactivity timer () or whether sessions were bridged by the serving node.

7277416, Oct 2, 2007

Sep 2, 2003

10/652559

Patricia Ruey Chang - San Ramon CA, US
Clarence E. Drumheller - Belleville NJ, US
Ce Xu - San Ramon CA, US
William C. King - Lafayette CA, US
Jack Tang - Danville CA, US
Peter Hu - Pleasanton CA, US
Peter Li - Albany CA, US

Cellco Partnership - Bedminster NJ

H04Q 7/00
H04J 15/00
H04M 1/00
H04M 3/00

370338, 370328, 370912, 455419, 4555501, 4555562

In existing standards for packet data communication over enhanced cellular networks, for a subscriber having a static address, the network relies on the terminal to provide the static address. Consequently, the terminal needs to know (be programmed with) its own static address and typically the address of a home agent element of the network. To eliminate the attendant need to provision such address data in the mobile station, the static address is stored in a node of the network, and the network assigns that one address to the mobile station, every time when the subscriber requests packet data service, for example, using a mobile IP (MIP) type address assignment procedure. The address assignment operation may also provide the home agent address to the station.

7795843, Sep 14, 2010

Dec 28, 2007

11/966657

Andrew W. Keates - Los Gatos CA, US
Nobuhiro Otani - Chiba-ken, JP
Don J. Nguyen - Portland OR, US
Naoki Matsumura - Tokyo, JP
Peter T. Li - Portland OR, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H02J 7/00

320134, 324433, 324434

A method and apparatus for short circuit detection for batteries. Some embodiments of a method include receiving a battery pack in a system, where the battery pack is rechargeable and includes multiple battery cell blocks, each cell block including one or more battery cells. The voltages of the plurality of cell blocks are monitored. Upon shutting down the system, the voltages of the plurality of cell blocks are logged to generate a set of logged voltage values. Upon restarting the system, the current voltage values of the cell blocks are measured. A determination whether any of the battery cells of the battery pack has developed a short circuit is made based at least in part on a comparison of the current voltage values with the set of the logged voltage values.

20140348008, Nov 27, 2014

May 21, 2013

13/898926

- Basking Ridge NJ, US
Xuming CHEN - San Ramon CA, US
Priscilla LAU - Fremont CA, US
Peter LI - West Orange NJ, US
Said HANBALY - Annandale NJ, US

Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless - Basking Ridge NJ
Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc. - Basking Ridge NJ

H04W 24/08
H04W 88/08

370252

One or more devices may receive information that identifies a format of an identifier of a network device. The format of the identifier may indicate a portion of the identifier that identifies a type of the network device. The one or more devices may receive the identifier of the network device based on a user device connecting with the network device to communicate via the network device; determine the type of the network device connected to the user device based on the portion of the identifier and a format of the identifier that identifies the type of network device; and execute a processing instruction based on the type of network device connected to the user device.

20140349609, Nov 27, 2014

May 21, 2013

13/898961

- Basking Ridge NJ, US
Xuming CHEN - San Ramon CA, US
Priscilla LAU - Fremont CA, US
Peter LI - West Orange NJ, US
Said HANBALY - Annandale NJ, US

Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless - Basking Ridge NJ
Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc. - Basking Ridge NJ

H04W 12/06
H04W 74/00

455411

One or more devices may receive an instruction to generate an index for a customer associated with a base station and may generate the index based on receiving the instruction. The index may include one or more spaces to store a corresponding one or more access identifiers (IDs) used to allow a user device to connect to the base station. The one or more devices may receive an instruction to add an access ID to the index; generate the access ID based on a format of the access ID, a customer type, a customer ID, or a space ID; store the access ID in one of the one or more spaces of the index; and provide the access ID to the user device and the base station. The access ID may permit the user device to connect to the base station to access a network via the base station.