John L Jamail, Age 7965917 Read Rd, Cambridge, OH 43725

2005028, Dec 22, 2005

Jun 18, 2004

10/869839

John Jamail - Waltham MA, US
Matthew Schmitt - Brookline MA, US

STARBAK COMMUNICATIONS, INC. - Waltham MA

H04N007/173

725109000, 725106000, 725110000

This invention relates to systems and methods that allow data to be recorded from communication devices as messages for later viewing through the transmission of audio and digital data streams over a distributed communications network. The invention relates to a method for transmitting a message from a calling device to a remote video mail server and for retrieving the message at a later time over a distributed network including connecting the calling device to the remote video mail server; supplying the message from the calling device to the remote video mail server; storing the message on the remote video mail server; and accessing the message by a communication device from the remote video mail server at a later time.

2006011, Jun 8, 2006

Dec 7, 2004

11/006152

John Jamail - Waltham MA, US

G11B 21/02
G11B 15/12
G11B 5/02

360075000, 360055000, 360063000

Systems and methods for writing and reading digital information to and from tracks on a platter side of an electromagnetic disk drive system are disclosed. Embodiments of the present invention provide a plurality of read elements and write elements in fixed positions, with respect to tracks of a magnetic disk of the electromagnetic disk drive system. There is a one-to-one correspondence between read and write elements and tracks. As a result, many tracks may be written to and/or read from simultaneously on a single platter side of the magnetic disk, providing increased data access rates.

6807138, Oct 19, 2004

Nov 1, 2000

09/704282

John M. Jamail - Cambridge OH, 43725
Russell H. Barnes - Columbus OH, 43221
David John Hermann - Columbus OH, 43235

G11B 700

369108, 369 95

Typical apparatus according to this invention comprises a host interface for receiving digital data interface input from a host computer and delivering digital data interface output to the host computer, the interface output data comprising a function of the interface input data; an optical storage device (herein sometimes called a âlight driveâ) for receiving the interface output data from the host interface and providing optical radiation (i. e. radiation of wavelength in the range at least of about ultraviolet to at least about infrared) to each of a series of pixels in a region of a member comprising an effective concentration of photoreceptive material (PRM) and wherein the wavelength and intensity of the radiation in each pixel are functions of the interface output data received from the host interface; and a transmission medium for providing a datum signal from each pixel via the host interface to the host computer. The pixels typically are arranged at least predominantly in concentric rings on an at least approximately flat major surface of the member comprising the PRM.