H04M3 / 5307 Central device for recording inoming messages, ie mailbox systems for recording messages containing any combination of audio and non-audio components

 The principles of the present invention implement non-real-time messaging systems (and drivers for their use) that are capable of converting received oral messages from callers into at least equivalent messages. in the text for sending to its customers. This can be done by processing the received verbal messages using data patterns that represent non-real-time messaging system-specific verbal expressions. Every ideal messaging system includes a message controller, a data warehouse and a translation controller. The message driver is capable of receiving verbal messages from callers and sending text messages to communication devices connected to messaging subscribers in a non-real time manner. The data store is capable of storing data patterns that represent non-real-time messaging phrases specific to the messaging system. The translation manager involved in the message controller and data store can be used to process received oral messages with stored data patterns and to generate at least identical text messages in response.

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InventorLarry J. MartinCurrent Acquirer USA MOBILITY WIRELESS Inc

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1997 FS 2001 FS

Application US09 / 800 402 events

1997-12-31

Priority US09 / 001,717

05-03-2001

The request was submitted by Weblink Wireless Inc

2001-10-25

Publication to US20010033639A1

03-02-2004

Publication to US6687339B2

03-02-2004

The request is granted

2018-06-17

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Description

This app is a sequel to the first US Ser. No. 09 / 001,717 filed December 31, 1997 and now issued as U.S. Pat. Pat. Pat. Number 6,198,808.

TECHNICAL FIELD OF ENLARGEMENT

The present invention is generally directed to wireless communication systems and methods of operating the same, and more particularly to fictitious communication systems for converting voice messages to text messages and subsequently transmitting them.