A method of establishing a communication link between a mobile terminal of a wireless network and a subscriber of a network, such as an enterprise network, and/or a residential network.

A packet processing apparatus includes a memory, a processor, a first gate, and a second gate. The memory stores a plurality of allocation patterns for allocating an upstream or downstream of a link direction for each subframe within a predetermined period. The processor obtains a periodicity pattern of a high-priority packet for each of time slots within the subframe. The first gate opens and closes, for each of the time slots within the subframe, output of the high-priority packet. The second gate opens and closes, for each of the time slots within the subframe, output of a low-priority packet. The processor sets gate states of the first gate and the second gate for a predetermined time slot within the subframe in the same link direction as the periodicity pattern to a priority state in which the high-priority packet is preferentially output according to the periodicity pattern.

A method of operating a network server, such as a mobile application gateway, connect devices on a cellular or carrier network with individual networks, such as enterprise voice and data networks or residential networks. The effects of the present invention are far reaching in terms of transferring effective call control from the cellular network into the control of the individual network, such as the enterprise, and enabling new business models for the purchase of cellular service from a public cellular carrier by an enterprise.

Disclosed are a walkie-talkie and a walkie-talkie information transmission method. The walkie-talkie includes: an interconnection communication module, configured to establish short-range communication with an interconnection terminal; a radio frequency module, configured to establish radio frequency communication with another walkie-talkie; an internal communication interface; and a processor connected to the interconnection communication module and the radio frequency module through the internal communication interface; the processor is configured to: receive, through the interconnection communication module, a first signal sent by the interconnection terminal towards the other walkie-talkie, process the first signal to obtain a second signal, and send the second signal to the other walkie-talkie through the radio frequency module; or receive, through the radio frequency module, a third signal sent by the other walkie-talkie towards the interconnection terminal, process the third signal to obtain a fourth signal, and send the fourth signal to the interconnection terminal through the interconnection communication module.

A method of establishing a communication link between a mobile terminal of a wireless network and a subscriber of a network, such as an enterprise network, and/or a residential network.

One embodiment of the present invention relates to a method for transmission a sidelink signal by a terminal in a wireless communication system, and the method comprises: a step of determining a transmission power of a physical sidelink control channel (PSCCH) and a physical sidelink shared channel (PSSCH); and a step of transmitting the PSCCH and the PSSCH with the determined transmission power, wherein the PSCCH and the PSSCH are frequency division multiplexed (FDM) in one subframe and transmitted, and when a modulation and coding scheme (MCS) or a modulation order is equal to or larger than a predetermined value, the power offset value for increasing the transmission power is not applied when determining the PSCCH transmission power. The terminal is included in an autonomous vehicle.

A mobile application gateway for connecting devices on a cellular network with individual networks, such as enterprise voice and data networks and/or residential networks. The effects of the present invention are far reaching in terms of transferring effective call control from the cellular network into the control of the individual network such as the enterprise, and enabling new business models for the purchase of cellular service from a public cellular carrier by an enterprise. The invention may consist of a primarily of core network and services components based on the IMS network architecture, and is backward compatible to support legacy systems in place in current telecom and data networks.

Pre-authorized communication services and/or transactions are provided via a plurality of networks in response to a request received from a user to provide at least one of a communication service, a transaction and user account information via a plurality of networks of different types. Prior to processing the request, there is verification of the user's authorization to receive the at least one of the communication service, the transaction, and the user account information, and that an account associated with the user has a sufficient amount currently available for payment of the at least one of the communication service and the transaction. After verification, an authorized account associated with the user is charged in real time as the at least one of the communication service and the transaction is provided.

Examples described herein include devices and systems utilizing backscatter communication to directly generate transmissions in accordance with wireless communication protocols that can be decoded existing devices. Examples include devices that generate 802.11b transmissions using backscatter communication. Examples of network stacks are described which may facilitate backscatter devices to coexist with other devices (e.g. in the ISM band), without incurring, or reducing a need for, the power consumption or carrier sense and medium access control operations.

In some embodiments, a transceiver is configured to wirelessly transfer data between a host computing device and a plurality of peripheral devices over a communication path using a communication data construct sent by the transceiver comprising a plurality of packet structures forming a communication protocol for communicating peripheral device data (HID or audio data) between the host device and the plurality of peripheral devices. Each of the packet structures of the plurality of packet structures can include a single destination address configured to identify which of the plurality of peripheral devices will receive peripheral device data from the host computing device in the present packet structure and which of the plurality of computer peripheral devices will not receive peripheral device data from the host computing device in a present packet structure; and a data field configured to contain peripheral operational data for each of the plurality of peripheral devices.