Lintulampi; Raino

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Lintulampi; Raino.The latest application filed is for "method and apparatus for sharing uplink state flag (usf) with multiple uplink temporary block flows (tbfs)".

Company Profile

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Lintulampi; Raino - Kiviniemi FI
Lintulampi; Raino - Oulu FI
Lintulampi; Raino - FIN-90810 Kiviniemi FI
Lintulampi, Raino - Selluleatu FI

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method and apparatus for sharing uplink state flag (USF) with multiple uplink temporary block flows (TBFs) Grant 8,023,461 - Lintulampi , et al. September 20, 2	2011-09-20
RLC/MAC protocol Grant 8,005,040 - Sebire , et al. August 23, 2	2011-08-23
Allocating memory resources of mobile station Grant 7,573,844 - Sebire , et al. August 11, 2	2009-08-11
Method and apparatus for sharing uplink state flag (USF) with multiple uplink temporary block flows (TBFs) App 20090010212 - Lintulampi; Raino ; et al.	2009-01-08
Method and apparatus for sharing uplink state flag (USF) with multiple uplink temporary block flows (TBFs) Grant 7,362,725 - Lintulampi , et al. April 22, 2	2008-04-22
Advanced method and arrangement for transferring information in a packet radio service Grant 7,092,373 - Parantainen , et al. August 15, 2	2006-08-15
Method for signalling DTX periods and allocation of new channels in a statistical multiplexed radio interface Grant 7,075,907 - Lintulampi July 11, 2	2006-07-11
Method and apparatus for multiplexing a plurality of data connections onto one temporary block flow Grant 6,901,060 - Lintulampi May 31, 2	2005-05-31
Method and apparatus for sharing uplink state flag (USF) with multiple uplink temporary block flows (TBFs) App 20040252661 - Lintulampi, Raino ; et al.	2004-12-16
Rlc/mac protocol App 20040184434 - Sebire, Benoist ; et al.	2004-09-23
Method and apparatus for sharing uplink state flag (USF) with multiple uplink temporary block flows (TBFs) Grant 6,747,962 - Lintulampi , et al. June 8, 2	2004-06-08
Method for providing parameters during a change of access, cellular communications system, user equipment and network element App 20040100913 - Kalliokulju, Juha ; et al.	2004-05-27
Apparatus, and associated method, for facilitating rapid mode changeover of a mobile station Grant 6,711,406 - Lintulampi , et al. March 23, 2	2004-03-23
Allocating memory resources of mobile station App 20030118043 - Sebire, Guillaume ; et al.	2003-06-26
Method for handover and cell re-selection Grant 6,510,146 - Korpela , et al. January 21, 2	2003-01-21
Advanced method and arrangement for transferring information in a packet radio service App 20020181422 - Parantainen, Janne ; et al.	2002-12-05
Mobile communication systems Grant 6,377,804 - Lintulampi April 23, 2	2002-04-23
Method and apparatus for sharing uplink state flag (USF) with multiple uplink temporary block flows (TBFs) App 20020041583 - Lintulampi, Raino ; et al.	2002-04-11
Cell selection based on user profile in cellular radio system Grant 6,167,283 - Korpela , et al. December 26, 2	2000-12-26

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