Radiotelephone terminal with chip card provided with browser
AssigneeGemplus
InventorsEric Gaillard, Bertrand Charbonnier, Jerome Voyer
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AssigneeGemplus
InventorsEric Gaillard, Bertrand Charbonnier, Jerome Voyer
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This invention improves the intelligence of chip cards (SIM) in mobile radiotelephone terminals, so that a subscriber may, through the terminal, easily access databases (DB), attached to a server of services (SV). It facilitates the dialog between a subscriber who owns a mobile radiotelephone terminal and a server of services through the medium of an exchange of request and response messages. The card comprises a browser (NV) which interacts with the server and which can be triggered by selection in the mobile terminal or remotely by the server. The card and the server exchange short messages. Libraries of supplementary functions (BI), stored in the card, can be triggered by the server through the browser. The invention also relates to communications between the card that is equipped with the browser and the server.
A chip card, the chip card comprising means for storing a browser, the browser being capable of interacting with at least one server of at least one service external to the chip card.
A method for communicating between a chip card accommodated within a mobile terminal, and one server of at least one service external to the chip card, the method comprising the following steps:
A method for communicating between a chip card accommodated within a mobile terminal, and at least one server of at least one service external to the chip card, the method comprising the following steps:
A telecommunication system comprising a mobile terminal and a chip card, the chip card cooperating with the mobile terminal, the mobile terminal comprising a display, the telecommunication system being able to be connected to outside the mobile terminal, the chip card comprising means for storing a browser, the browser being capable of interacting with at least one server of at least one service external to the telecommunication system, so that the display displays at least one information page originating from outside the telecommunication system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.