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Method and apparatus for efficiently managing 'messages sent' file and resending of messages from mobile wireless communication device

A re-sending and already-sent technology, applied in the direction of selection devices, electrical components, store-and-forward switching systems, etc., can solve the problems of network bandwidth waste, inability to obtain, equipment battery waste, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-01-09
RES IN MOTION LTD
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In some cases, especially if there is no current message that is fully 100% synchronized with the sent message file), previously sent message information (e.g., message body text) may not all be available at the mobile wireless communications device
However, (particularly if synchronization of sent files is well maintained), then the entire message information for each previously sent message is likely already available at the server
However, the existing technology actually ignores this situation, and needs to send redundant message information on the wireless network, which causes waste of network bandwidth and waste of device battery

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[0019] Figure 1 is an overview of an exemplary communication system in which a wireless communication device 100 (with optional wired connection port 40) is used in accordance with the present invention. One skilled in the art can foresee hundreds of different system topologies. There may also be many message senders and receivers. The simple exemplary system shown in FIG. 1 is for illustration purposes only, and roughly illustrates the most common Internet-email environment today.

[0020] FIG. 1 shows an email sender 10 , the Internet 12 , a message server system 14 , a wireless gateway 16 , a wireless infrastructure 18 , a wireless network 20 and a wireless communication device 100 .

[0021] For example, the email sender 10 may be connected to an ISP (Internet Service Provider) located within the company where the system user has an account, possibly to a local area network (LAN), and to the Internet 12, or through a network such as American Online TM (AOL)'s large ASP ...

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An enhanced email system incorporating mobile wireless communication devices includes program logic for efficiently managing (i.e., at least partially synchronizing) ''messages sent'' files in the mobile device and in a related message server. The exemplary program logic also more efficiently handles resending of previously sent email messages from the mobile wireless communication device (especially in the context of synchronized messages sent files) by sending to the message server only abbreviated unique message ID in the first instance. In this way, wireless bandwidth is conserved as is the device battery.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an apparatus, method and medium storing a computer program for managing "sent messages" files and / or resending messages from a mobile wireless communication device. Background technique [0002] A variety of electronic mail systems are known, and they are used by millions every day. Email systems typically maintain stored files or folders containing currently opened and unopened emails, previously sent emails, emails that have been "deleted" (e.g., in the "trash" file until also removed from it) Delete)" messages, files of email addresses for different groups of parties, containing correspondents with whom communications have been made or with whom communications will be made in the future, etc. Sometimes email systems also incorporate calendars, personal contact data, documents, checklists, etc. [0003] In addition to compiling new e-mail messages and sending them, most systems also include features for forwarding r...

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IPC IPC(8): H04L12/54H04Q7/22H04Q7/32
CPCH04L51/38H04L51/22H04L51/42H04L51/58
Inventor 安东尼·G·博恩斯迈克尔·T·哈迪达雷尔·R·梅
Owner RES IN MOTION LTD
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