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AssigneeThe Invention Science Fund I, LLC
InventorsRoyce A Levien, Mark A. Malamud, John D. Rinaldo, Jr.
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Abstract
A communication system includes logic to detect a second communication device in proximity to a first communication device engaged in a call, logic to provide substantially uninterrupted transfer of the call to the second communication device, and logic to transfer in a substantially uninterrupted fashion at least a portion of the call to the second communication device back to the first communication device upon indications that a user of the second communication device has shifted back to using the first communication device.
Claims24
A method comprising:
- detecting a second communication device in proximity to a first communication device engaged in a call;
- providing a substantially uninterrupted transfer of the call to the second communication device;
- and
- providing a substantially uninterrupted transfer of the call back to the first communication device.
A method comprising:
- detecting a second communication device in proximity to a first communication device engaged in a call;
- providing a substantially uninterrupted transfer of the call to the second communication device;
- and
- transferring in a substantially uninterrupted fashion at least a portion of the call to the second communication device back to the first communication device upon indications that a user of the second communication device has shifted back to using the first communication device.
A method comprising:
- detecting a second communication device in proximity to a first communication device engaged in a call;
- providing a substantially uninterrupted transfer of the call to the second communication device;
- and
- providing a substantially uninterrupted transfer of the call back to the first communication device, wherein the providing a substantially uninterrupted transfer of the call back to the first communication device further includes:
- providing a transfer of the call back to the first communication device in response to the first communication device moving away from the second communication device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.