Presence-based seamless messaging

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2004-04-20

2010-02-16

Bruckart, Benjamin R (Department: 2446)

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput

Computer conferencing

C715S752000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07664814

ABSTRACT:
Subject matter includes systems and methods for presence-based messaging. In one implementation an engine detects the real-time presence of a potential message recipient who can be reached via a communications medium that a sender composing a message is not currently using. The engine can either transition to an environment for composing and sending the message using the detected presence-based communications medium or offer the sender a choice of switching to the presence-based communication medium.

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