The communication device comprising a wireless communication implementer, a multiple language implementer, and a remotely controlled implementer.

The communication device comprising a wireless communication implementer, a multiple language implementer, and a remotely controlled implementer.

According to one embodiment, a method includes receiving an incoming phone call on a mobile phone device; determining a phone number from which the incoming phone call originated; and providing to a user, via the mobile phone device, an option to perform a phone number search to determine a name associated with the phone number from which the incoming phone call originated.

According to one embodiment, a method includes receiving an incoming phone call on a mobile phone device; determining a phone number from which the incoming phone call originated; and providing to a user, via the mobile phone device, an option to perform a phone number search to determine a name associated with the phone number from which the incoming phone call originated.

A method and system for discovering and locating the source of unwanted communication origination in a communications network, the method comprising compiling a communication campaign database storing data of one or more communication campaigns along with automatically identified instances of those campaigns, and simultaneously or sequentially matching those instances against known communication traffic of a set of cooperating telecommunication carriers. The one or more communications campaigns include a grouping of related fingerprints and patterns that identify a sequence of characters, audio or video associated with instances of a same likely campaigns, either legitimate or illegitimate/fraudulent.

Methods and systems are disclosed for blocking unwanted telephone calls utilizing a ring blocking device that works in conjunction with an external remote call blocking service. The call blocking service blocks unwanted calls by examining the caller ID information that is normally transmitted to a wireline telephone device during the silent interval between the first and second power ringing bursts of the call. The call blocking service compares the caller ID information to a blacklist of unwanted calling parties and ends the call if the incoming call's caller ID information matches an entry on the blacklist. The ring blocking device, which is typically located on the user premises, is configured to prevent the first power ringing burst from activating the telephone ringer, while also ensuring that the telephone reliably receives and displays the caller ID.

An electronic device according to one embodiment includes a touch screen, a plurality of software keys that are aligned along an edge of the touch screen, a storage that stores address list data, a communication unit that establishes telephone communication, and a controller. If detecting an incoming phone call by the communication unit, the controller identifies a first group to which the incoming phone call belongs based on information relating to the incoming phone call and information of the address list data, and assigns the identified first group to the software key.

A contact information system provides an independent network authority for providing contact information in connection with incoming calls or messages. The contact information system utilizes a database of communication identifiers to provide contact information for end user devices that receive incoming communications which specify communication identifiers that are stored in the database.

A system for ring suppression facilitates notification and handling of unwanted calls as desired by a recipient, and in particular without disturbing the recipient. A new social dimension of call presentation logic is now available to callers. A telephony device is configured to receive an incoming call. The incoming call includes a calling line identity (CLI). On the telephony device, individual contacts in an address book are searched for a match to the CLI. If a match is found, a first phone action is activated (such as ringing the phone). If a match is not found in the address book for the incoming CLI, a second phone action is activated (such as not ringing the phone, and displaying the CLI). In other words, a call that is not in the address book of the recipient (B party) is silenced.

The present invention, with respect to an electronic device, discloses an electronic device including: a communication unit that transmits a signal requesting a call to another electronic device and receives screen display information from the another electronic device; and a processor that controls so as to display a user interface based on the screen display information on a call connection screen. The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, however, and other embodiments are possible.