| NOKIA, INC. Patent applications |
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| 20100329328 | USING SCALABLE CODECS FOR PROVIDING CHANNEL ZAPPING INFORMATION TO BROADCAST RECEIVERS - Scalable codecs are used for transmitting channel zapping data for one or more programs using timeslicing. The main codec layer may be utilized also for the zapping data, and the higher layers may be used in the primary channels. Zapping data may be provided to mobile terminals via a wireless multicast network, such as a DVB-H network, using timeslicing and providing the scalably encoded zapping data as part of the source stream. | 12-30-2010 |
| 20090254665 | Trigger-Based Session Completion Using External Parties - A method for performing Internet call processing related to the completion of session initiation requests is provided. The session initiation requests include one or more triggers. Based on the detection of one or more triggers, a call processing entity involved with processing the session initiation request transfers call processing to one or more third parties. Each third party performs additional call processing and returns a result to the call processing entity. Based on reception of the result, the call processing entity continues processing the session initiation request. The URI of one or more third parties may be specified in the session initiation request. Also, one or more third parties may be pre-specified. A special trust relationship may exist between a terminal related to the session initiation request and one or more third parties, and the third parties may therefore perform call processing using context specific information or confidential information. | 10-08-2009 |
| 20090037556 | HTTP SERVICE DISCOVERY DEVICE - A system and method for using a service discovery device to enable communication between devices within a home network and a remote device. An IP address is provided to each device located within the home network. After the service discovery device makes at least one HTTP request to each of the IP addresses, the service discovery device receives information from a HTML page on each of the devices. A web page is then generated that contains the received information. The generated web page is accessible from the remote device, and the generated web page includes a list of links to device web pages for each of the devices located within the home network. | 02-05-2009 |
