US 2019/0199757 A1 · High-Definition Voice for Fixed Mobile Convergence on Mobile and Wireline Networks

Abstract

Concepts and technologies provided herein can provide high-definition voice for fixed mobile convergence on mobile and wireline networks. A processor executing instructions can detect a call request associated with a called telephone number to setup a call session, where the call request is initiated from a calling device associated with an originating network. The processor can determine a call path for the call session from the originating network to a receiving network. The processor can create a fixed mobile convergence request to alert an electronic number mapping system of the call path for the call session from the originating network to the receiving network. The electronic number mapping system can provide a network presence map identifying a plurality of call receiving devices associated with the called telephone number that are available to participate in the call session via the receiving network.

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Dependent claims

A method comprising:

detecting, by a system executing within an originating network, a call request associated with a called telephone number to setup a call session, wherein the call request is initiated from a calling device associated with the originating network;
determining, by the system within the originating network, a call path for the call session from the originating network to a receiving network;
and
creating, by the system within the originating network, a fixed mobile convergence request to alert an electronic number mapping system of the call path for the call session from the originating network to the receiving network, wherein the electronic number mapping system provides a network presence map identifying a plurality of call receiving devices associated with the called telephone number that are available to participate in the call session via the receiving network.

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A system comprising:

a processor;
and
a memory storing computer-executable instructions that, in response to being executed by the processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:
detecting a call request associated with a called telephone number to setup a call session, wherein the call request is initiated from a calling device associated with an originating network,
determining a call path for the call session from the originating network to a receiving network, and
creating a fixed mobile convergence request to alert an electronic number mapping system of the call path for the call session from the originating network to the receiving network, wherein the electronic number mapping system provides a network presence map identifying a plurality of call receiving devices associated with the called telephone number that are available to participate in the call session via the receiving network.

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A computer storage medium having computer-executable instructions stored thereon that, in response to execution by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:

detecting a call request associated with a called telephone number to setup a call session, wherein the call request is initiated from a calling device associated with an originating network,
determining a call path for the call session from the originating network to a receiving network, and
creating a fixed mobile convergence request to alert an electronic number mapping system of the call path for the call session from the originating network to the receiving network, wherein the electronic number mapping system provides a network presence map identifying a plurality of call receiving devices associated with the called telephone number that are available to participate in the call session via the receiving network.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

High-Definition Voice for Fixed Mobile Convergence on Mobile and Wireline Networks

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High-Definition Voice for Fixed Mobile Convergence on Mobile and Wireline Networks

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Abstract

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