ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING COMMUNICATION

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
DCS GENERAL INDICATOR CORPORATION 1299 BAYSHORE HWY. BURLINGAME, CALIF. Electronic Data Processing and Communication Equipment and Systems and Parts Thereof-Namely, Transducers; Modulators; Converters; Mixers; Commutators; Transmitters; Receivers; Amplifiers; Calibrators; Discriminators; Decommutators; Oscillators; Compensators; Digitizers; Antennas; Circuits; Calculators; Signal Conditioners; Multiplexing and Demultiplexing Equipment and Systems-Namely, FM Data Acquisition/Reduction Units; Pulse Code Modulation Encoders and Decoders; Digital Signal Conditioning Devices-Namely, Bit Synchronizers; and Digital Data Communication Products-Namely, Data Link Test Sets, Bit Error Rate Monitors, Protocol Test Sets, Limited Distance Modems and Line Drivers;No claim is made to exclusive use of DCS apart from the mark as shown in the drawing, but applicant waives none of its common law rights therein.;
GRUMMAN Grumman Corporation Bethpage NY Electronic Data Processing Communication and Control Equipment-Namely, Computer Systems, Comprising Electronic Flight Simulators, Radar, [ Television and Radio Transmitters and Receivers, ] and Parts of the Foregoing;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A first electronic device engages in a voice communication with another electronic device. The voice communication is associated with data stored by the first electronic device. In some instances, the data is generated the first electronic device or received by the first electronic device from the second electronic device in response to, or as a consequence of the voice of the voice communication. During the voice communication, or sometime after the voice communication is terminated, the first electronic device determines that the data is associated with the voice communication. The data is then made available to an application program, so that the data can be associated with other data. Thus, a human user of the first electronic device is relieved of identifying data within a context, and relieved of the task associating the data with other data.