161 results about "Universal subscriber identity module" patented technology

An apparatus or method to allow the secure downloading of an operating system, file management system and or state machine to a Miniature Smart Card (MSC) such as a Subscriber Identity Module (SIM), Universal Subscriber Identity Module (USIM), Removable User Identity Module (RUIM) or Universal Integrated Chip Card (UICC) in a mobile appliance (MA), such as but not limited to a mobile phone, personal digital assistant (PDA), pager or a proprietary device. This would in turn allow an E-purse applet as well as Lottery, Wagering and Gaming applets to be downloaded to the same Miniature Smart Card (MSC) and further allow the downloading of e-cash to be used to remotely play the Lottery, Wagering or Gaming applets as well as make retail purchases.

A method and apparatus for authenticating to a third party service provider from a personal computer. The method includes authenticating, with a mobile terminal, to the service provider with a universal subscriber identity module associated with the mobile terminal to obtain credentials specific to the service provider, transferring the credentials specific to the service provider from the mobile terminal to the personal computer, and accessing the service provider with the personal computer using the credentials transferred from the mobile terminal. The apparatus includes a mobile terminal, a computing device, a bootstrapping security module, and a network application function that cooperatively work to allow the computing device to access the network application function using a security credential from the mobile terminal.

A universal integrated circuit card (UICC) may include a universal subscriber identity module (USIM); a code division multiple access (CDMA) subscriber identity module (CSIM); a memory to store instructions; and a processor. The processor may execute instructions to determine a type of wireless access network available to a user equipment (UE) associated with the UICC; perform updates of the UICC using the USIM, in response to detecting a CDMA enhanced High Rate Packet Data (eHRPD) network, a Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) access network, or a Long Term Evolution (LTE) access network; and perform updates of the UICC using the CSIM, in response to detecting an available CDMA access network other than a CDMA eHRPD access network.

A door lock apparatus and method for security identification by using a wireless communication device are proposed. Due to the uniqueness of the IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identification Number) contained in a SIM (Universal Subscriber Identity Module, USIM) card of a wireless communication device, such as cellular phone, the present invention uses a non-contact sensor to read the IMSI for security identification and thereby determine whether an electric lock should be locked or unlocked. Since the IMSI is unique for each wireless device, the security of the entrance control can be improved considerably. By this way, the wireless communication device can be applied to the identification mechanism of entrance locks, car's door locks or car's actuation.

Disclosed herein is an apparatus for controlling the ringtone, camera, and communication functions of a mobile terminal using a Near Field Communication (NFC) chip module and an external Radio Frequency (RF) reader. The apparatus includes an NFC chip module, a base band chip, and a USIM card. The NFC chip module is electrically connected to the base band chip of a mobile terminal, allows a command data signal, received from an external RF reader via an RF antenna, to be transmitted to the base band chip or a Universal Subscriber Identity Module (USIM) card of the mobile terminal, and receives the result of terminal processing of the base band chip which operates in compliance with an external command, and transmits the result of the terminal processing to the external RF reader via the RF antenna.

The invention discloses a single-chip, multi-card and multi-standby mobile phone. The mobile phone comprises a baseband processing chip and a plurality of card slots for installing a user identification module. A plurality of user identification controllers which are same with the card slots in number are integrated in the baseband processing chip; each user identification controller is connected to one card slot and the constant connection is kept; and one baseband processing controller integrated by the base band processing chip is only connected to one user identification controller at same time. The user identification module comprises an SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card, a UIM (User Identify Module) card and a USIM (Universal Subscriber Identity Module) card; correspondingly the user identification controllers are an SIM controller, a UIM controller and a USIM controller. The mobile phone has the characteristics of high integration, small size and high reliability during change of multiple cards, and has the advantages of small interference and low noise. The invention further discloses a method for solving conflict of the single-chip, multi-card and multi-solution during reading-writing multiple cards and receiving service. The method has the characteristic of high efficiency and fast speed; and by adopting the method, unnecessary cell reselection operation can be avoided, and power consumption can be reduced.

The invention discloses a JAVA card, which aims to develop application of products with different functions on a USIM (universal subscriber identity module) smart card by utilizing a JAVACARD technology. The JAVA card comprises Java Card Framework and APIs, a functional interface module, a JAVA virtual machine and a card operation system, wherein the Java Card Framework and APIs is used for receiving APDU (application protocol data unit) transmitted by card access equipment and forwarding the APDU to the functional interface module; the functional interface module is connected with the Java Card Framework and APIs, and processes an APDU command to ensure that the processing result returns an APDU response through the Java Card Framework and APIs; the JAVA virtual machine is used to realize the uniformity of card interfaces and uniformity of programming language, including different technologies of various card suppliers on the card bottom; and the card operation system is responsible for processing of the lower layer.