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`(43) International Publication Date
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`se) ANAM UAEA0 A0
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`(10) International Publication Number
`WO 2007/087077 A3
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`(51) International Patent Classification:
`G06F 19/00 (2006.01)
`IT04M 11/00 (2006.01)
`A61B 5/06 (2006.01)
`(21) International. Application Number:
`PCT/US2006/049603
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`(22) International Filing Date:
`28 December 2006 (28.12.2006)
`English
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`kind of national protection available): AL, AG, AL, AM,
`AT, AU, AZ, BA, BB, BG, BR, BW, BY, BZ, CA, CH, CN,
`CO, CR, CU, CZ, DE, DK, DM, DZ, EC, EE, EG, ES, FI,
`GB. GD, GE, GH, GM, GT, HN, HR, HU,ID,IL,IN,IS,
`JP, KE, KG, .KM, KN, KP, KR, KZ, LA, LC, LK, LR, LS,
`LT, LU, LV, LY, MA, MD, MG, MK, MN, MW, MX, MY,
`MZ, NA, NG, NI, NO, NZ, OM, PG, PH, PL, PT, RO, RS,
`RU, SC, SD, SE, SG, SK, SL, SM, SV, SY, TJ, IM, ‘TN,
`TR, TT, TZ, UA, UG, US, UZ, VC, VN, ZA, ZM, ZW.
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`kind of regional protection available): ARTPO (BW, GH,
`GM, KE, LS, MW, MZ, NA, SD, SL, SZ, TZ, UG, ZM,
`ZW), Eurasian (AM, AZ, BY, KG, KZ, MD, RU, TJ, TM),
`European (AT, BE, BG, CH, CY, CZ, DE, DK,EE, ES,FI,
`FR, GB, GR, HU,IE,IS, IT, LT, LU, LV, MC, NL,PL, PT,
`RO,SE, ST, SK, TR), OAPI (BF, BJ, CE, CG, CI, CM, GA,
`GN, GQ, GW, ML, MR, NE, SN, TD, TG).
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`(75) Inventors/Applicants (for US only): PATEL, Subodbh,
`M. [US/US]; 1555 Riviera Avenue, Apt.
`306, Walnut —
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`Creek, CA 94596 (US). BROOKS,Antoine, P. [US/US];=—
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`(25) Filing Language:
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`(71) Applicant (for all designated States except US): MED-
`ICAL ENVELOPEL.L.C. [US/US]; 1555 Riviera Av-
`enue, Apt. 306, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 (US).
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`(54) Title: SYSTEM AND METIIOD FOR PROVIDING MEDICAL AND CONTACT INFORMATION DURING AN EMER-
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`(57) Abstract: A system and method for providing medical and contact information of a subscriberinitiating an emergency 911
`call, directly to a response centerat the time of the reccipt of the emergency 911 call. Upon theinitiation of an emergency 911 call,
`the existing infrastructure equipment of a communicationservice providerare able to access a central server containing the medical
`and contact information of a subscriber, and relay that information directly to a response center to speed response time and response
`effectiveness. Alternatively, an agent resident on a communications device used by a subscriber can store and maintain medical
`and contact information of the subscriber, as well directly transmit the medical and contact information to the response center. In
`addition, a subscriber hasthe ability to access, view, and modify his or her medical and contact information through an appropriate
`interface allowing interaction with either the central server or the agent.
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`IPC(8)- GOGF 19/00; A61B 5/00; HO4M 11/00 (2007.01)
`USPC - 379/45
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`USPTO WEST(PGPB, USPT, EPAB, JPAB); Google Scholar
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`public safety answering position, enhanced emergency, 911, wirelessorcell or mobile, SMS, accessing or modifying or changing
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`(51) International Patent Classification:
`HO04M 15/00 (2006.01)
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`PC'1/US2007/08 6063
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`30 November 2007 (30.11.2007)
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`English
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`(30) Priority Data:
`60/883,841
`60/884,045
`60/889,305
`60/889,959
`60/896,003
`60/908,726
`60/940,758
`60/942,557
`60/945,931
`60/947,963
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`(71) Applicant(for all designated States except US): iSKOOT,
`INC.[US/US]; One Broadway, Cambridge, Massachusetts
`02142 (US).
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`(72) Inventors; and
`(75) Inventors/Applicants (for US only): GUEDALIA,Ja-
`cob [US/US]; 119 Langdon Street, Newton, Massachu-
`sells 02458 (US). GUEDALIA,Issac [ILAL]; Shimon 80,
`99000 Bet Shemesh (IL).
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`(74) Agent: HALLAJ, Ibrahim, Pepper Hamilton LLP, 500
`Grant Street, 50th Floor, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219
`(US).
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`kind of national protection available): AE, AG, AL, AM,
`AT, AU, AZ, BA, BB, BG, BH, BR, BW,BY, BZ, CA, CH,
`CN,CO, CR, CU, CZ, DE,. DK, DM, DO, DZ, EC, EE, EG,
`ES, FI, GB, GD, GE, GH, GM, GT, HN, HR,HU,ID,IL,
`IN,IS, JP, KE, KG, KM, KN, KP, KR, KZ, LA, LC, LK,
`LR, LS, LT, LU, LY, MA, MD, ME, MG, MK, MN, MW,
`MX, MY, MZ, NA, NG, NI, NO, NZ, OM, PG, PH, PL,
`PT, RO, RS, RU, SC, SD, SE, SG, SK, SL, SM, SV, SY,
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`(54) Titles METHODS AND SYSTEMS OF PROVIDING MOBILE DEVICE CALLING FEATURES
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`(57) Abstract: A method of providing cost informa-
`tion associated with one or more contact numbersin an
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`address book may include receiving cost information,
`storing the cost information, mapping at least a portion
`of the cost information to one or more contact numbers
`using one or more pre-defined rules and transmitting the
`mappedcost information to a mobile device.
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`ZM, ZW.
`(84) Designated States (unless otherwise indicated, for every
`kind of regional protection available): ARIPO (BW, GH,
`Published:
`GM,KE, LS, MW, MZ, NA, SD, SL, SZ, TZ, UG, ZM,
`ZW), Eurasian (AM, AZ, BY, KG, KZ, MD, RU, TJ,TM), —_without international search report and to be republished
`European (AT, BE, BG, CH, CY, CZ, DE, DK, EE,ES,FI,
`upon receipt of that report
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`FR, GB, GR, HU,IE,IS, IT, LT, LU, LV, MC, MT, NL,PL,
`PT, RO, SE, SI, SK, TR), OAPI (BE, BJ, CF, CG, CI, CM,
`GA, GN,
`GQ,
`GW, ML, MR, NE, SN, TD, TG).
`A, GN, GQ, GW,
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`METHODS AND SYSTEMS OF PROVIDING MOBILE DEVICE CALLING FEATURES
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`CLAIMOF PRIORITY
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`{0001} This application claims priority under 35 U.S.C. § 119(e) to US, Provisional
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`Application Ne. 60/883,841, filed Janaary § 2007, U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/884.045
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`Ried January 9, 2007, US. Provisional Application No, 60/889,305,
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`Bled February 12, 2007,
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`US, Provisional Application No. 60/889.959, filed February 14, 2007, US. Provisional
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`Application No. 60/896,003, fled March 21, 2007, U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/908, 726,
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`fled March 29, 2007, U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/040,758, fled May 30, 2007, U.S.
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`Provisional Appheation No. 60/942.557, filed June 7, 2007, U.S. Provistonal Application No.
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`60/945 931, fled Jime 24, 2007, and US. Provisional Application No. 60/947,963, filed July4,
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`2007, the entireties of which are incorporated by reference herein.
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`BACKGROUND
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`[0002] As the motile telecommuimication industry grows, mobile subscribers are
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`becoming increasingly more aware oftheir leverage in the market. Theycarefully compare
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`service providers and call plans, and make educaied choices before subscribingto a carrier and a
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`service. Subscribers also continuously seek newand improvedfeatures to Integrate inte their
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`mobile service such a8 enhanced chat, Jong distance service options, customized graphical user
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`interfaces and the like.
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`{0003} Despite being informed consumers, mobile subscribers are often disadvantaged
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`in the mobule market. For example, although a subscriber may be knowledgeable about their own
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`calling plan subseription, subscribers are usually unaware ofthe cost per minute ofa call te the
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`calling destination. Chis puts a mobile subseriber at a disadvantage in making educated and
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`economical calling choices.
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`{O04} Mobile subscribers would also welcome more long distance service options. A
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`subscriber to a telecomumunication carrier service typically needs a local access numberto utilize
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`otpanahe service, This usually involves selecting a numberfrom glist of regional or area numbers,
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`such as a preprinted Hst on a calling card, to find the access numberclosest to the subscriber's
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`current location. The subscriber dials the local access number and is usually connected to a long
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`distance service provider via atelephony network. Typically, the subseribet can then enter a
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`target long distance telephone number, and the long distance service provider will route the cal!
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`io a subseriber-specified namber. The current approach has manydisadvantages, however, such
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`as having to purchase a phone care and locating a local access nunrber. In addition, a subscriber
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`whoaccidentally places a call using a non-local aecess number may incur longdistance charges.
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`{QD03} His common for a subseriber to experiencea significant delayafter powering on
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`his mobile device before heis able to access updated contact informationin his address book.
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`This is because the mobile device nrust contact and retrieve an updated contact list from a server.
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`As such, subscribers may desire to access his address book while the contact information is being
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`{OU06] To keep pace with the constant evolution of mobile telephony, mobile
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`‘subscribers are treated to a variety of applications designed to optimize their mobile
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`communication experience. For example, subscribers can access the Internet with the mobile
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`device, send chat messages to their contacts andthe like. Subscribers can glean relevant and up-
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`to-date information about their contacts in their address backs by viewing presence-statuses,
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`away Messages, sometimes referred to as status messages. mood messages or the like. However
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`itis commonfor a subscriber's status message to read the sameregardless of which contact
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`views it As such, a subscriber cannot customize his status message based on the contact wheis
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`Viewing it.
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`SUMMARY
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`{0607]
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`Belore the present methods are deseribed, it is to -be understood that this
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`invention is not limited to the particular systems, methodologies er protocols described, as these
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`mayvary. [tis also ta be understood that the terminology used herein is for the purpase of
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`describing particular embodiments only, and is not intendedto limit the scope of the present
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`disclosure which will be Hmited only by the appended claims.
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`[008]
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`In an embodiment, a method. ofproviding cost information associated wilh one
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`or more contact nurnbers in an address book may include receiving cost information, storing the
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`cost information, mapping at least a portion of the cost information to one or more contact
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`numbers using one or more pre-defined rules and transmitting the mapped cost inlormation to a
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`mobife device.
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`[0009]
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`In an embodiment, a system of providingcestinformation associated with one
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`or more contact numbers may include one.or more mobile devices and aprocessorfor processing
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`cast information, wherein the processor is in communication with the one or mare mobile
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`devices,
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`{0010}
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`In an embodiment, a method of providing a local access numberto a subseriber
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`mayinclude recening subseriber locale information indicating a location of a subscriber,
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`mapping the subscriber locale information te one or more local access numbers, identifying.
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`framthe one or morelocal access mumbers, a local access number corresponding to the
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`subseriber locale information and transmitting the identified Jocal access number to the
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`subseriber’s mobile device.
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`{OO11]
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`In an embodiment, a method of placing a call using a local access number may
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`include transmitting subseriber locale information to a processor, receiving, from the processor,
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`one or more longdistance service providers, selecting a long distance service provider fromthe
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`plurality of long distance service providers and receiving a local access number based on the
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`selected long distance service provider.
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`[0032]
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`In an embodiment, asystem for providing a local access number to a subscriber
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`may include one or more mobile devices, a processor in communication with the one or mare
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`mobile devices and a processor-readable storage medium comprising locale information and one
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`or more local access numbers, wherein the processor-readable storage mediumis in
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`conmmunication with the processor,
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`f0G%3]
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`lh an embodimeni, a method of providing a status message may include
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`receiving, from a mobile device, one or morestalus messages, wherein cach status message
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`corresponds to ons
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`er morc contacts in an address book, storing the status messages and
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`corresponding one or.more contacts, transmitting one of the status messagesto a mobile device
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`associated with one of the one or more contacts, wherein the status message is displayed on the
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`associated mobile device andintegrating the status messageinto an address book associated with
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`the contact.
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`(9014)
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`In an embodiment, a method of providing contact information on a mobile
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`device may inchide generating a ist of a predefined number of most-recently called contacis
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`from an address book on a subscriber’s mobile device and for cach most-recently called contact,
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`receiving contact information, comprising one or more of a comtact name, a telephone number. a
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`mood message, a holographic message, and a status message. The methed mayalso inchide
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`transmitting the lst, associated contact information and one or more mstructions to the
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`gubacriber’s mobile device, wherein the one or moreinstructions instruct the mobile device to
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`display the list and associated centact information.
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`{QG15]
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`In an embodiment, asysiem ofproviding a status miessage niay Include a
`ae
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`subscriber mobile device comprising an address book having one or more contacts, a processor
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`tor processing data relating to one or morestatus messages, wherein the processerisin
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`communication with tie subscriber mobile device and one or more contact mobile devices
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`associated with one or more contacts in the address book, wherein cach contact mobile device is
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`in-commrinication with the p taa waoS4
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`{O0EG}
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`In an embodiment, a method of accessing contact information on a mabile
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`device may include caching contact information prior to powering off a mobile device. storing
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`the cached contact information an the mobile device and displayingthe cached contact
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`information on a display screen of the mobile device when a subseriber accesses the address
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`book after the mobile device is pawered on.
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`{OO17])
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`Inan embodonent, a method. of accessing contact information mayinclude
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`receiving, from a subscriber, an instruction to dial a telephone number, wherein the telephone
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`number is associated with one or more of a-seasion hlentificatich nunrber, a contact identification
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`number and a comact name. If onc or more of the session identification number and the cantact
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`identification numberis expired, one or more ofthe session identification number, the contact
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`identification number and the contact name may be transmitted to a server, The method mayalso
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`include receiving from the server one ar more ofan updated session identification number and an
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`updated contact identification number and dialing the telephone number using one or more ofthe
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`updated session identification number and the updated contact identification number.
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`[0018]
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`Ip an embodiment, a method ofaccessing cantact information mayinclude
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`receiving, from a subscriber, an jnstruction to dial a telephone number, wherein the telephone
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`number is associated with one or more ofa Session identification number, a contact identification
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`number and a contact name. If one or more of the session identification number andthe contact
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`identification namberis expired, a call may be placed bydialing a direct inward dialing number
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`associated with the contact name. wherein a dial-string associated with the call comprises one or
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`more first dual-tone multi-frequencytones.
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`{G019)
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`Tn an embodiment, a system for accessing contact information on a mobile
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`device mayinclude a mobile device comprising a processor and a processor-readable storage
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`medium {for storing cached contact information and a server in communication with the mobile
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`device, wherein the server provides updated contact information io the mobile device.
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`BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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`]G020)
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`FIG.
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`| depicts a Nowchart for iephementing an exemplary call-cost feanire on a
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`mobile device.
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`f0021]
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` FEG. 2 depicts a mobile device display of exemplary cost information according
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`ta an embodimeni.
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`PIG. 3 depicts an exemplary system of providing cost information according io
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`an embodiment.
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`jO023}
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`FIG. 4 depicts an exemplarysystem ofproviding cost information according to
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`an embodiment.
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`FIG. 5 illustrates flow chart for assigning an exemplarylocal access number
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`according lo an embodiment,
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`[9025] FG. 6 Whustrates amethod of placing an exemplary longdistance call usinga
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`local access number according to an embodiment.
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`PEG. 7 illustrates a flow chart for an exemplary method ofaccessing contact
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`information on a subscriber's mobile device accordingto an embodiment.
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`[0027]
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`FIG. 8 Hlustrates an exemplary system for implementing mobile address book
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`interaction according te an embodiment.
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`{O028]
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`FIG, 9 illustrates an exemplary method of providing contact information
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`according to an embodiment.
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`DETAILED DESCRIPTION
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`{O029) FG. | ulustrates a flew chart for implementing an exemplary call-cost feature
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`on a mobile device. A mobile device mayinclude mobile or portable devices such as cellular
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`phones, PDAs, media players or the Itke. A mobile device may have a processor and a processor-
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`readable storage meciamin communication with the processor.
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`{9030} As illustrated by FIG. 1, 2 price table database mayreceive 100 cast information
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`from a price feed. A price feed provides real time pricing infermation for a product or service.
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`r example, stock prices may be available fo an online trader via a price feed.
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`[8031]
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`in an embodiment, the prive table database may be housed on a computing
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`device, such as a server, and the cost information mayinclude the cost per niimute fora plurality
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`of calling destinations or the like. Table 1 illostrates an exemplary price table database according
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`to an embodiment.
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`Calling Destination | Costper minate|
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`| Canada
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`~TS6.33/minue
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`[0032] The price table database mayreceive 100 cost information fromthe price feed
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`ona regular basis. In an embodiment, the price feed mayinclude a rate sheet provided bya
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`telephone service provider.
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`{0033}
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`in an embodiment, at least a portion of the received cost information maybe
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`stored 105 in the price table database, For example, the price table database mayreceive a cosi+
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`pet-minute for calling Canada. Uf the price table database does net currently include a cost-per-
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`ininute lor Canada, the cost miormation maybe added to the price table database. If the price
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`table database includes a different cost-per-minuie for Canada, the stored cost information may
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`be replaced with the cost information framtheprice feed. {n an embodiment, if the received cust
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`information associated with a calling destination is less than the storedcost information
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`assuvlated with the calling destination, an alert may be generated. ‘The alert may be used to notily
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`a Subscriber ofthe price discount associated with the particular calling destination, In an
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`embodiment, the server may transmit the alert to a subscriber's mobile device to notify the
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`subscriber of the price discount.
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`M034] A mapper may use the cost information contamedin the price table database to
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`map 110 cost information tc one or more phone numbers in a subscriber's address book. In an
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`embodiment, the mapper mayutilize pre-defined rules to map 118 cost information to a contact
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`number. A contact is an entry in an address book that is accessible by a mobile device. A contact
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`number is a mobile device number associated withacontact. In an embodiment, ihe mapper may
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`map 110 cost information to one or more contact nambers using pre-definedrules. The pre-
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`defined rules may be used to determine, for example, a calling destination, whether the phone
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`number belongs to a landline or a mobile device, or the ike. For example, in Israel, landlines are
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`provisioned with the country code +972 followed by an arca code ranging from °1* to 'O°> with
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`the exception of ‘3.’ Mobile phone mimbers typically begin with ‘S.’ [fa subscriber has the
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`phone number “972-2-5388-0234" in his address book, the mapper may use one or more pre-
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`defined rales to determine the contact number is a landline numberis Israel.
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`‘The mapper may
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`use this information to map the corresponding cost per minute to one or mere contact numbers in
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`a subscriber’s-address book.
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`10033]
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`In an embodiment, the mapped cost information may be transmitted to the
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`subacriber’s mobile device for display to the subscriber. FIG. 2 depicts a mobile phone displayof
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`exemplary cost information according lo an embodiment, As illustrated, the cost to call one or
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`more contacts in a subscriber's address book may bedisplayed. For example, calling Jim onhis
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`mobile phone costs $0.0136/minate 200, whereas calling Jim on his landline phone costs
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`$0.01 7/minute 2048, The subscriber mayusethis information to make an injormedcalling
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`decision regarding which numberto call.
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`[0036]
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`In an embodiment, cost information maybe provided based onassociated
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`calling plans, As iHustrated by FIG. 3, theprice table database mayinclude cost information suc!
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`as mobile providers’ calling plans 300, a cost-per-ninute value 308 associated with the calling
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`plans, a dialing prefix 310 provisionedfor each calling plan and/orthelike. In an embodiment,
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`the price table database mayreceive this cost information fromtheprice feed on a regularly
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`updated basis.
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`[0037]
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`In an embodiment, the mapper may map a contact’s muenber with the
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`subscriber's calling plan and the corresponding cost information may bedisplayedta a
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`subseriber. One or more contacts in a subseriber’s address baok may be displayed with cost
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`information based on the subscriber's and/or the contaet’s calling plan, For example, FIG. 3
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`illustrates exemplary information that may be displayed on a mobile device. A contact’s number
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`315 may be listed with a cosi-perminute value 320 and 4 eslling plan 325 associated with the
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`number 335.
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`{0038}
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`In an embodiment, the mapper may ase a contact’s phone number to determine
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`calling destination information such a8 a contact's locale, whether the contact’s nurnber
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`‘corresponds ta a landline or a mahile phoneorthe like. After calling destination information is
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`determined, the mapper may map al least a portion of the calling destination information te the
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`subscriber's calling plan. For example, a sabscriber may want te call a contact whehas twe
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`numbers. [he first number may be a landline in Israci while the second namber may he a mobile
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`phone in israel. The mapper may match the subseriber’s calling plan with the destination
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`miormation to deiermine that cost mformation asseciated with calling the two numbers.
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`f0039}
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`In an embodiment, multiple service providers maybe used to pluce a call. In
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`such an embodiment, the mapper may map cost information associated with all necessary
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`providers sa thai a combined price maybe displayed to a subseriber. For oxample, ua subseriber
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`calls an overseas contact using a long-distance service provider, the cost-per-minute mayreflect
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`both the longdistance provider’s charges as well as the local mobilecarrier's airtime charges.
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`FIG. 4 depicts an environment suitable for practicingthe illustrative
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`embodiments. A processor, such as a server 460 may include a mapper 405 and/ora pricetable
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`database 440. The server 400 maybe in communication with a price feed 415 and ene of more
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`mobile devices 420 via a network 425. The server 400 may be implemented on a stand-alone
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`computer system or may be implemented by distributed components such as separate electrome
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`devices.
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`{QG42)
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`in an embodiment, a.subseriber mayuse a local access numberto place a long
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`distance call. A Jucal access numberis a focal telephone mumber a subscriber may employto
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`connect tea certain long distance service provider. FIG. 3 illustrates an exemplary Nowchart of
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`a method for assigning a local access number according to an embodiment. A subseriber’s locale
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`information may be recetved 308 bya server. In an embodiment, a subscriber may use a mobile
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`device to subscribe to a telecommiunication service via a data line. For example, a subscriber
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`may access a browser to transmitian HPTP request. Upon registration, a subscriber mayprovide
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`locale information such as anarea code and a telephone number, 2 zip codear the like
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`corresponding to the subscribers current location. The locale information may be communicated
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`$0042)
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`Ip another embodiment, locale information may be automatically received S06
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`by a server, Por esample, the locale information may be transmitted via an HTTP browser io a
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`server where it maybe processed bya service delivery framework (SDF). The SDF may be
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`aware of the subserfber locale information, such as a Mobile Systems International Subseriber
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`identity Number (MSISDN), and mayinsert such information mio an HTTP header. The header
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`may be transmitted to the server where the mapper mayextract the locale information.
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`In an embodiment, the mapper may map 510 the locale information to a
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`database of available access numbers. A local access number maybeidentified 520 based ont
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`subscriber's current location and the identified local access number maybe transmitted 336 to
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`th