A method and a mobile terminal are provided in which a first user interface is provided by which a user selects a first setting indicating whether still images stored in the mobile terminal are to be stored in a web server. A second user interface is provided by which the user selects a second setting indicating whether the still images are to be transmitted to the web server via a wireless local area network (LAN) if the mobile terminal enters a wireless LAN service area. If the second setting indicates that the still images are to be transmitted if the mobile terminal enters the wireless LAN service area, the still images are transmitted to the web server via the wireless LAN if the mobile terminal enters a service area of the wireless LAN.

At least one server (11) receives from a first wireless terminal (2A) a request for a communication session between the first wireless terminal (2A) and a second wireless terminal (2B). The at least one server (11) determines, based on one or both of first and second priorities associated respectively with the first and second wireless terminals. Furthermore, the at least one server (11) requests a cellular communication network (3) to establish two communication paths (412, 413), respectively for the first and second wireless terminals (2A, 2B), that both satisfy the common priority. This, for example, makes it possible to adjust priorities of a plurality of bearers, which are configured for a plurality of devices in a cellular communication network for a group communication session between these devices though the cellular communication network.

At least one server (11) receives from a first wireless terminal (2A) a request for a communication session between the first wireless terminal (2A) and a second wireless terminal (2B). The at least one server (11) determines, based on one or both of first and second priorities associated respectively with the first and second wireless terminals. Furthermore, the at least one server (11) requests a cellular communication network (3) to establish two communication paths (412, 413), respectively for the first and second wireless terminals (2A, 2B), that both satisfy the common priority. This, for example, makes it possible to adjust priorities of a plurality of bearers, which are configured for a plurality of devices in a cellular communication network for a group communication session between these devices though the cellular communication network.

The present application relates to broadcast bearer management methods and devices. One example method includes receiving, by a first bearer management server (BMS), a first message sent by a service server, where the first message includes a group identifier of a service group, determining, by the first BMS, a first broadcast bearer for the service group based on the first message, and sending, by the first BMS, a second message to the service server, where the second message carries user plane information of the first broadcast bearer.

The present application relates to broadcast bearer management methods and devices. One example method includes receiving, by a first bearer management server (BMS), a first message sent by a service server, where the first message includes a group identifier of a service group, determining, by the first BMS, a first broadcast bearer for the service group based on the first message, and sending, by the first BMS, a second message to the service server, where the second message carries user plane information of the first broadcast bearer.

A method and system includes the ability for individuals to set up an ad hoc digital and voice network easily and rapidly to allow users to coordinate their activities by eliminating the need for pre-entry of data into a web or identifying others by name, phone numbers or email. This method is especially useful for police, fire fighters, military, first responders or other emergency situations for coordinating different organizations at the scene of a disaster to elevate conventional communication problems either up and down the chain of command or cross communication between different emergency units. The method and system provides that the users are only required to enter a specific Server IP address and an ad hoc event name, a password and perhaps the name of the particular unit.

A graphical user interface for use with one or more radios in a network can include any number of interfaces for providing access to features associated with one or more radios or the network.

A system and related method sends Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA) control traffic via an Over the Air (OTA) waveform in a variety of military voice radios. The system employs a voice to Internet Protocol (IP) conversion to create voice sized frames and redundancy DSA frames recognizable and transmittable by the voice radio. The system dynamically adapts to different types of military waveforms including those which implement: (1) an encoded digitized voice to be divided into frames, (2) an encoded digitized voice to a continual bit stream, (3) direct analog modulation of voice samples, and (4) transmission of voice and data over a single channel. The system adapts to an available channel being voice or non-voice in the military radio enabling DSA control traffic to run with data (in-band) channel or in a voice channel.

The method includes determining that the remote ambient call is established between an MCPTT first electronic device (100) and an MCPTT second electronic device (200) and sending a floor grant message to the MCPTT second electronic device (200) wherein the floor grant message includes mandatory acknowledgment required indication set for the MCPTT second electronic device (200) to share the location information of the MCPTT second electronic device (200) with the MCPTT first electronic device (100) by an MCPTT server (300). Further, the method includes receiving a floor grant acknowledgement message with the location information of the MCPTT second electronic device (200) and sharing the location information of the MCPTT second electronic device (200) with the MCPTT first electronic device (100) in the remote ambient call of the MCPTT service using a floor taken message by the MCPTT server (300).

The present disclosure relates to a communication method and system for converging a 5th-Generation (5G) communication system for supporting higher data rates beyond a 4th-Generation (4G) system with a technology for Internet of Things (IoT). The present disclosure may be applied to intelligent services based on the 5G communication technology and the IoT-related technology, such as smart home, smart building, smart city, smart car, connected car, health care, digital education, smart retail, security and safety services. Embodiments herein provide a system for establishing a first-to-answer call in a Mission Critical Push to Talk (MCPTT) communication. The system includes a MCPTT originating client configured to initiate a first-to-answer call and transmit a first-to-answer call request to a MCPTT server. The system includes the MCPTT server configured to receive the first-to-answer call request from the MCPTT client.