Drew K Johnson, 61Fresno, CA

8401006, Mar 19, 2013

Aug 19, 2010

12/859471

Drew Johnson - San Carlos CA, US
Marcelo C. San Martin - Alviso CA, US
Matt Halligan - Enniskillen, GB
Shaun McGinnity - Belfast, IE

Unwired Planet, Inc. - Redwood City CA

G01R 31/08

370353

Embodiments of a method and system for enforcing a traffic policy at a Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) that controls the flow of traffic in a wireless communications network are described. In one embodiment, a method involves learning the topology of the wireless communications network, defining a virtual PEP (VPEP) within the topology of the wireless communications network, the VPEP comprising a location component that is remote from the PEP, associating a traffic policy with the VPEP, associating a traffic flow with the VPEP if the traffic flow has a characteristic that corresponds to the location component of the VPEP, and enforcing, at the PEP, the traffic policy that is associated with the VPEP against the traffic flow.

2011031, Dec 22, 2011

Dec 24, 2010

12/978459

Drew S. Johnson - San Carlos CA, US
Marcelo C. San Martin - Alviso CA, US
Amit Sinha - Fremont CA, US
Indranath Ghosh - Santa Clara CA, US

OPENWAVE SYSTEMS INC. - Redwood City CA

G06F 17/30

707827, 707E1701

Data access is controlled using metadata in the data being stored. As consistent with various example embodiments, data is stored on behalf of one or more of a multitude of disparate users and/or applications using the data, based upon metadata in the data itself and storage rules for the metadata. In one implementation, a rules-based storage and access system retrieves storage rules based upon metadata in received data, and executes the storage rules to select a file system in which to store the received data, from a plurality of file systems having different data retrieval characteristics such as speed, security and quality.

2012019, Jul 26, 2012

Jan 20, 2011

13/010751

Drew Johnson - San Carlos CA, US
Indranath Ghosh - Santa Clara CA, US
John Nguyen - Milpitas CA, US
Anil Bhikuayya Jangam - Maharashtra, IN

Openwave Systems Inc. - Redwood City CA

G06F 15/16

709246

A method and system for managing the delivery of content over a content network is described. In one embodiment, a method for managing the delivery of content over a content network involves maintaining a transcoding brokerage policy for a transcoding system that includes multiple transcoding engines, where the transcoding brokerage policy defines rules for selecting the transcoding engines, receiving a request for a content element that is stored at a content source, selecting one of the transcoding engines to transcode the requested content element according to the transcoding brokerage policy, and causing the requested content element to be transcoded by the selected transcoding engine. Other embodiments are also described.

2013010, Apr 25, 2013

Mar 19, 2012

13/424276

Yixiang CHEN - Palo Alto CA, US
Drew S. JOHNSON - San Jose CA, US
Syed Zaeem HOSAIN - San Jose CA, US
Mark E. CRATSENBURG - Orinda CA, US
Kirk E. BREZEE - Richmond CA, US
Dae Seong KIM - Campbell CA, US

AERIS COMMUNICATIONS, INC. - San Jose CA

H04W 8/26
H04W 40/00

455445, 455458

The present invention a method for assigning a temporary dialable number to a device having a non-dialable number so that the device may have the capability to be connected with, such as in being called back. In addition to the numerous benefits provides by the present invention, mobile device user in particular, are provided benefits to enable the health, safety and security of individuals who utilize emergency-based systems that do not have a dialable mobile device number (MDN) by the present invention.

2013022, Aug 29, 2013

Feb 29, 2012

13/408748

Yixiang CHEN - Palo Alto CA, US
Drew S. JOHNSON - San Jose CA, US

AERIS COMMUNICATIONS - San Jose CA

H04W 24/10

4554562, 4554561

A system and method for generating a one-dimensional spatial index and a temporal index in relation to one or more two-dimensional location points of one or more mobile devices to enable near-real-time searching of devices having fast-changing location information is provided for. The present invention may be used in a variety of implementations including being used in conjunction with searching for mobile devices within a geographical area for a time period; finding nearby devices within a time period; tracking device movement within a time period; determining clusters of devices for identification and location across different geographical regions at once.

2013028, Oct 24, 2013

May 29, 2012

13/482825

Yixiang CHEN - Palo Alto CA, US
Drew S. JOHNSON - San Jose CA, US
Andrew DURRER - San Jose CA, US
Michael GARNER - Richardson TX, US

AERIS COMMUNICATIONS, INC. - San Jose CA

G06F 7/00

701 315, 701 1

The present invention relates generally to the communication of vehicle data, diagnostics and related information with a network remote from the vehicle, and more particularly to communications and storage of vehicle data in the cloud. In one or more preferred embodiments, vehicle information is securely gathered from a vehicle, processed in accordance with instructions and a profile set remotely, and stored at a remote data store, where remote access to such information can be accommodated through applications, smartphones and other remote devices.

5835759, Nov 10, 1998

Jun 17, 1997

8/877214

Mark Douglass Moore - Palo Alto CA
David M. Burckhartt - Houston TX
Drew S. Johnson - Houston TX
Norman P. Brown - Tomball TX
Randall L. Hess - Cypress TX

Compaq Computer Corporation - Houston TX

G06F 906

395651

A computer application stored on a storage medium (e. g. , a portable storage medium such as a compact disk) is automatically launched. Initialization information expressed in accordance with a predefined syntax is stored on the storage medium. Also stored in the computer is "launching" information sufficient, together with the initialization information, to enable the computer to launch the application. The application is automatically launched, without user intervention, by reading the initialization information and using it in connection with the launching information stored in the computer.

5732266, Mar 24, 1998

Sep 2, 1994

8/300164

Mark Douglass Moore - Palo Alto CA
David M. Burckhartt - Houston TX
Drew S. Johnson - Houston TX
Norman P. Brown - Tomball TX
Randall L. Hess - Cypress TX

Compaq Computer Corporation - Houston TX

G06F 944

395651

A computer application stored on a storage medium (e. g. , a portable storage medium such as a compact disk) is automatically launched. Initialization information expressed in accordance with a predefined syntax is stored on the storage medium. Also stored in the computer is "launching" information sufficient, together with the initialization information, to enable the computer to launch the application. The application is automatically launched, without user intervention, by reading the initialization information and using it in connection with the launching information stored in the computer.