Jenny Jiang Chang

US Patent:

20040122915, Jun 24, 2004

Filed:

Nov 28, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/994450

Inventors:

John Saare - Lakeport CA, US
Robert O'Brien - , US
Jenny Chang - San Jose CA, US
Dean Polla - Westminster CO, US

International Classification:

G06F015/16
G06F007/00
G06F017/30

US Classification:

709/218000, 707/010000

Abstract:

A method for providing extensible client calendar functions to a plurality of clients via the Internet. The method includes a portal server receiving a request for calendar functions from a client. In response to the request, a Java server page corresponding to the request is accessed. A plurality of tags contained within the Java server page are then accessed. The Java server page is subsequently processed using the tags, wherein the tags provide access to a calendar server configured for providing the calendar functions. Calendar functions include, for example, appointments, work scheduling, reminders, and the like. The resulting processed Java server page is then transmitted back to the client. When requests from the client received, the Java server page corresponding to the request can be retrieved from a set of compiled Java server page classes. Extended calendar functions can be provided by accessing a plurality of extended tags contained within the Java server page, wherein the calendar functions are extended by adding the extended tags corresponding to new calendar functionality of the calendar server.

US Patent:

20040148338, Jul 29, 2004

Filed:

Nov 16, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/015192

Inventors:

John Saare - Lakeport CA, US
Robert O'Brien - , US
Mihir Sambhus - Milpitas CA, US
Jenny Chang - San Jose CA, US
Dean Polla - Westminster CO, US

International Classification:

G06F015/16

US Classification:

709/203000, 709/218000

Abstract:

A method for providing extensible client address book functions to a plurality of clients via the Internet. The method includes a portal server receiving a request for address book functions from a client. In response to the request, a Java server page corresponding to the request is accessed. A plurality of tags contained within the Java server page are then accessed. The Java server page is subsequently processed using the tags, wherein the tags provide access to an address book server configured for providing the address book functions. The address book functions include contact information, phone number information, mailing information, and the like. The resulting processed Java server page is then transmitted back to the client. When requests from the client received, the Java server page corresponding to the request can be retrieved from a set of compiled Java server page classes. Extended address book functions can be provided by accessing a plurality of extended tags contained within the Java server page, wherein the address book functions are extended by adding the extended tags corresponding to new address book functionality of the address book server.

US Patent:

20040148354, Jul 29, 2004

Filed:

Nov 16, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/015177

Inventors:

John Saare - , US
Bryan Hanks - San Jose CA, US
Robert O'Brien - , US
Jenny Chang - San Jose CA, US
Dean Polla - Westminster CA, US

International Classification:

G06F015/16

US Classification:

709/206000

Abstract:

A method for providing extensible client mail functions to a plurality of clients via the Internet. The method includes a portal server receiving a request for mail functions from a client. In response to the request, a Java server page corresponding to the request is accessed. A plurality of tags contained within the Java server page are then accessed. The Java server page is subsequently processed using the tags, wherein the tags provide access to a mail server configured for providing the mail functions. The resulting processed Java server page is then transmitted back to the client. When requests from the client received, the Java server page corresponding to the request can be retrieved from a set of compiled Java server page classes. Extended mail functions can be provided by accessing a plurality of extended tags contained within the Java server page, wherein the mail functions are extended by adding the extended tags corresponding to new mail functionality of the mail server.

US Patent:

20110276861, Nov 10, 2011

Filed:

May 4, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/773050

Inventors:

Anthony L. Chun - Los Altos CA, US
Jenny Chang - San Ramon CA, US

International Classification:

H03M 13/45
H03M 13/05
G06F 11/10

US Classification:

714780, 714752, 714E11032

Abstract:

Some demonstrative embodiments include devices, systems and/or methods of turbo decoding. For example, a device may include a turbo decoder to decode a turbo-encoded input according to a turbo code, the turbo-encoded input including a plurality of soft-decision information-bit values and a plurality of soft-decision parity-bit values corresponding to the soft-decision information bit values, wherein the turbo decoder is to output a plurality of extrinsic soft-decision parity-bit values corresponding to the plurality soft-decision parity-bit values. Other embodiments are described and claimed.