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US 2005/0032473 A1Published application
Mobile apparatus enabling inter-network communication
OwnerJohn Bellinventor
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Abstract
A mobile apparatus is provided for exchanging data objects over several network. The mobile apparatus exchanges data objects of a first data format over a first network and exchanges data of a second data format over a second network. The mobile apparatus comprises configurable processing means. When configured, processing means converts data of the first format received from the first network to data of the second format. Processing means then forwards converted data to the second network.
Claims16
A mobile apparatus comprising:
- first interface means for communicating over a first communication network using a first data format;
- second interface means for communicating over a second communication network using a second data format;
- and,
- a processor
- wherein
- the processor is:
- coupled to the first and second interface means,
- configurable to forward first data received from the first network to the second network after conversion of the first data from the first format to the second format, and
- configured by other data received from either one of the first and the second communication networks.
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A communication system comprising:
- a first device for exchanging data over a first communication network;
- a second device for exchanging data over a second communication network;
- a mobile apparatus comprising:
- first interface means for communicating with the first device using a first data format;
- second interface means for communicating with the second device using a second data format;
- and,
- a processor;
- wherein
- the processor is:
- coupled to the first and second interface means,
- configurable to forward data received from the first device to the second device after conversion of the data received from the first format to the second format, and
- configurable by other data received from either one of the first and the second communication networks.
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