System and method for full wireless synchronization of a data processing apparatus with a messaging system
AssigneeGood Technology, Inc.
InventorsJohn Friend, Michael Belshe, Roger Collins, Mike Bennett
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Abstract
A system is disclosed in which a data processing device is completely synchronized with a messaging service. One embodiment of the system comprises a wireless data processing device; a messaging service to maintain messages and other information on behalf of a user; and synchronization logic for maintaining synchronization of the messages and other information between the wireless device and the messaging service.
Claims32
A system comprising:
- a server implementing a messaging service application to maintain a plurality of electronic mail (e-mail) messages;
- a data center communicatively coupled to the messaging service application;
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- a wireless device to initiate first synchronization with the messaging service application by automatically transmitting a first message updates to the messaging service application via the data center as a modification occurs to a first e-mail messages and to initiate second synchronization with the messaging service application by automatically transmitting a second message update to the messaging service application via the data center as a modification occurs to a second e-mail message, the first and second message updates indicating a modification made to each of the first and second e-mail messages at the wireless device.
A wireless device comprising control logic to initiate first synchronization with a messaging service application by automatically transmitting first message updates to the messaging service application via a data center as a modification occurs to a first electronic mail (e-mail) messages if the wireless device is communicatively coupled to the data center and to initiate second synchronization with the messaging service application by automatically transmitting a second message update to the messaging service application via the data center as a modification occurs to a second e-mail message, the first and second message updates indicating a modification made to each of the first and second e-mail messages at the wireless device.
A method comprising:
- modifying a first electronic mail (e-mail) message at a wireless device;
- generating a first message update indicating a modification to the first e-mail;
- automatically transmitting the first message update to a messaging service application via the data center as modification occurs to the first e-mail message;
- modifying a copy of the first e-mail message stored at the messaging service application based upon the first message update at the wireless device;
- modifying a second e-mail message at the wireless device;
- generating a second message update indicating a modification to the second e-mail;
- automatically transmitting the second message update to the messaging service application via the data center as modification occurs to the second e-mail message;
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- modifying a copy of the second e-mail message stored at the messaging service application based upon the second message update at the wireless device.
A system comprising:
- a server implementing a messaging service application to maintain a plurality of electronic mail (e-mail) messages and initiate synchronization by transmitting message updates indicating that one or more of the plurality of e-mail messages has been updated in a database at the server;
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- a wireless device to initiate first synchronization with the messaging service application by automatically transmitting a first message updates to the messaging service application via the data center as a modification occurs to a first e-mail messages and to initiate second synchronization with the messaging service application by automatically transmitting a second message update to the messaging service application via the data center as a modification occurs to a second e-mail message, the first second message updates indicating a modification made to each of the first and second e-mail messages at the wireless device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.