Voicemail short massage service method and means and a subscriber terminal
AssigneeSuinno Oy
InventorMikko Kalervo Vaananen
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AssigneeSuinno Oy
InventorMikko Kalervo Vaananen
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A voicemail short messaging method (10, 20, 30) and unit and a subscriber terminal for instantaneous packet switched voicemail between Internet compatible computers, personal digital assistants, telephones and mobile stations. In particular the subscriber terminal (500) concerns a hardware and a software setup that allows the combined use of audio and/or video devices (550) with both the normal cellular or fixed telephony network (520) and with an Internet connection (510). The subscriber terminal (500) allows the flexible use of both the Internet and telephony network with numerous advantages, one of which is the inventive voicemail short messaging method under study. The voicemail messaging method (10), comprising at least one subscriber terminal is characterised by server independence.
A voicemail messaging method, comprising at least one subscriber terminal, characterised by the steps of,
A voicemail messaging method, comprising at least one subscriber terminal, characterised by the steps of,
A voicemail messaging method, comprising at least one subscriber terminal, characterised by the steps of,
A subscriber terminal (500), comprising a software (530, 540), an Internet connection (510) and/or a telephony network connection (520), characterised in that,
A network server comprising at least one media player, at least one dialer, at least one telephony connection and/or at least one data network connection, characterised in that,
A network server as claimed in 17, characterised in that, the directory of resending and/or rerouting is the email or the voicemail box of the recipient.
A client terminal, comprising recipient contact information, at least one telephony and/or Internet connection means, media recorder, and a user interface, and audio and/or video recording and/or reproduction means, characterised in that,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.