Peter J Monnes

6459440, Oct 1, 2002

Jul 15, 1999

09/351490

Peter J. Monnes - Boca Raton FL
Randi Faris - Boca Raton FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G06F 314

345808

An electronic device ( ) includes in one embodiment a display ( ), at least one application ( ) that generates a pop-up window ( ) which is displayed on the display ( ); and an application manager ( ). The application manager ( ) deletes the pop-up window ( ) in response to an input ( ) from the application ( ). The electronic device ( ) includes in a second embodiment a display ( ) that displays a pop-up window ( ), a plurality of applications ( ) having corresponding application messages ( ), a buffer ( ) for storage of application messages ( ), a display controller ( ), and an application manager ( ). The application manager ( ) deletes an application message ( ) stored in the buffer ( ) in response to an input ( ) from an application ( ).

8422447, Apr 16, 2013

Aug 27, 2010

12/870176

Peter Monnes - Chelmsford MA, US
Thomas Andrew Hengeveld - Hollis NH, US
Micael Martell - Kungsbacka, SE

Harris Corporation - Melbourne FL

H04W 4/00

370329, 455450

Systems () and methods for providing voice communications over a cellular network (). A call setup message is communicated from a first communication device (FCD) to a second communication device (SCD) on a first communications channel (FCC) in a cellular network (CN) at a first data transfer rate (FDTR). In response to the call setup message, a stimulator packet is communicated to the CN on FCC at FDTR. The stimulator packet includes data of an amount that equals or exceeds a threshold value. In response to the stimulator packet, FCD () and CN transition from a first channel mode to a second different channel mode. In the second channel mode, data is transmitted on a second communications channel (SCC) in CN at a second data transfer rate (SDTR) different than FDTR.

8428609, Apr 23, 2013

Apr 28, 2009

12/431530

Peter Monnes - Chelmsford MA, US
Thomas A. Hengeveld - Hollis NH, US

Pine Valley Investments, Inc. - Las Vegas NV

H04W 72/00
H04L 12/28

455453, 370389

A system and method for managing communication in a cellular communication system are provided. The method includes measuring communication conditions within at least one communication cell of the communication system and estimating congestion within the at least one communication cell of the communication system based on the measured communication conditions. The method further includes adjusting communication links within the at least one communication cell based on the estimated congestion.

8483701, Jul 9, 2013

Jul 16, 2010

12/838106

Peter Monnes - Chelmsford MA, US
Thomas Andrew Hengeveld - Hollis NH, US
Melvin Kevin Stubbings - Dallas TX, US

Pine Valley Investments, Inc. - Las Vegas NV

H04W 72/00
H04W 4/00

455453, 370338

Systems and methods for controlling congestion in a cellular communication system () are provided. A method includes measuring an inter-arrival time for a plurality of communication packets in at least one user equipment within the communication cell and calculating an average value for the measured inter-arrival times (). The method further includes determining the average value over each of a plurality of time periods and identifying a congestion condition when the determined average value exceeds a predetermined value over the plurality of time periods ().

20090274058, Nov 5, 2009

Apr 28, 2009

12/431606

Nelson Seto - Nashua NH, US
Peter Monnes - Chelmsford MA, US
Thomas A. Hengeveld - Hollis NH, US

H04L 12/26

370252

A system and method for heartbeat signal generation are provided. The method includes determining a communication condition and generating heartbeat signals based on the determined communication condition. The system includes a plurality of communication cells and at least one communication device configured to generate heartbeat signals. A rate of generating the heartbeat signals is based on one of (i) a service priority or user group and (ii) communication requirements for a network type for each of the plurality of communication cells.

20090275341, Nov 5, 2009

Apr 28, 2009

12/431587

Peter Monnes - Chelmsford MA, US
Thomas A. Hengeveld - Hollis NH, US

H04W 72/00

4554521

A system and method for assigning communication cells to servers in a cellular communication system. The method includes determining an affinity between a communication cell and a plurality of servers and assigning the communication cell to one of the plurality of servers based on the determined affinity.

20140056153, Feb 27, 2014

Aug 23, 2012

13/592662

Peter Monnes - Chelmsford MA, US
Yirong Meng - Bolton MA, US

Harris Corporation - Melbourne FL

H04W 48/18
H04W 24/10

370252, 370328

A wireless communications system may include different wireless communications networks, an application server, and an intermediate server configured to communicate with the application server. The wireless communications system may also include a mobile wireless communications device configured to communicate with the intermediate server over each of the different wireless communications networks to determine a selected wireless communications network. The mobile wireless communications device may also be configured to communicate with the application server via the intermediate server over the selected wireless communications network.

20180041353, Feb 8, 2018

Aug 2, 2016

15/226266

- Melbourne FL, US
Thomas A. Hengeveld - Hollis NH, US
Peter Monnes - Chelmsford MA, US

H04L 12/18
H04W 72/00
H04W 72/04
H04W 4/10

Systems () and methods () for using Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Services (“MBMS”) transport bearers in a network. The methods comprise: performing first operations by a computing device () to setup an MBMS transport bearer over which media (e.g., voice) is able to be communicated to a plurality of clients (-) via multicast transmissions; and performing second operations by the computing device to inform the plurality of clients of the MBMS transport bearer's establishment. The second operations include, but are not limited to: determining an immediate need of each client of the plurality of clients based on weighted attributes (e.g., priority group affiliating, and/or group status); assembling a prioritization list of clients based on the determined immediate needs of each client; and delivering unicast messages to the clients in accordance with an order specified by the prioritization list.