George B Hill

7027768, Apr 11, 2006

Oct 11, 2002

10/269608

George E. Hill - Stone Mountain GA, US

BellSouth Intellectual Property Corporation - Wilmington DE

H04H 1/14

455 306, 455466, 4555561, 725 26

Disclosed are methods and systems for connecting a set-top box (STB) to the Internet over existing and future wireless networks, combining television with wireless Internet access. A conventional television is used in combination with a STB that has a wireless or wired keyboard, a power supply, and audio/visual connections for connecting the STB to the television. In an embodiment, a wireless telephone is placed in a docking station on top of the STB, providing the user with both data (when docked) and voice capabilities (when being used simply for telephone calls). CDMA, CDPD, or other wireless technologies may used for connection to the Internet.

8000647, Aug 16, 2011

Apr 22, 2008

12/107355

George E. Hill - Stone Mountain GA, US

AT&T Intellectual Property I, L.P. - Atlanta GA

H04Q 7/20

455 306, 455 301, 455 303, 4554141, 4554144, 4554261, 725 62, 725 63, 725 68, 725 65, 725 66

Disclosed are methods and systems for connecting a set-top box (STB) to the Internet over existing and future wireless networks, combining television with wireless Internet access. A conventional television is used in combination with a STB that has a wireless or wired keyboard, a power supply, and audio/visual connections for connecting the STB to the television. In an embodiment, a wireless telephone is placed in a docking station on top of the STB, providing the user with both data (when docked) and voice capabilities (when being used simply for telephone calls). CDMA, CDPD, or other wireless technologies may used for connection to the Internet.

7363002, Apr 22, 2008

Dec 23, 2005

11/317542

George E. Hill - Stone Mountain GA, US

AT&T Delaware Intellectual Property, Inc. - Wilmington DE

H04H 1/00
H04Q 7/20
H04B 7/00

455 306, 4555561, 455 661

Disclosed are methods and systems for connecting a set-top box (STB) to the Internet over existing and future wireless networks, combining television with wireless Internet access. A conventional television is used in combination with a STB that has a wireless or wired keyboard, a power supply, and audio/visual connections for connecting the STB to the television. In an embodiment, a wireless telephone is placed in a docking station on top of the STB, providing the user with both data (when docked) and voice capabilities (when being used simply for telephone calls). CDMA, CDPD, or other wireless technologies may used for connection to the Internet.