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David Burke's Primehouse in the James Hotel
- Address:
616 N Rush Street
Chicago, IL 60611Neighborhood:
River North (Chicago)
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
David Burke's Primehouse in the James Hotel
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.davidburkesprimehouse.com/
- Phone: (312) 660-6000
- Hours of Operation:
Daily, 7:00AM - 11:00AM
Monday - Friday: 11:00AM - 3:00PM
Sunday - Thursday: 5:30PM - 9:30PM
Friday & Saturday: 5:30PM - 10:00PM
Saturday and Sunday Brunch
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steakhouse, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Special Events: An intimate new destination for special gatherings, Burke's Dining Room is a noteworthy addition to David Burke's Primehouse. Conceived as a modern interpretation of the classic "chef's table" meant for private dining, it serves to complement Chef Burke's progressive, whimsical fare.
A sophisticated setting within the acclaimed steakhouse, Burke's Dining Room seats up to 20 guests and features a striking, temperature-controlled wall of wine, contemporary furnishings and artwork. Its menu is ever changing and revolves around seasonal ingredients, with a Primehouse chef personally presiding over the preparation of each event.
A word from David Burke's Primehouse in the James Hotel
The first chef to own his own bull, Chef David Burke's commitment to quality is evident in the USDA prime grade, hand-selected beef served in David Burke's Primehouse. The restaurant dry-ages its meats in a Himalayan salt-tiled aging room on premise. The result is perfectly marble-ized, tender beef with a rich depth of flavor. Tours of this unique facility can be arranged upon reservation.Continued
#1 Steakhouse in Chicago – Chicago magazine
Best Burger in the U.S. – Food & Wine
Top 10 Burger in Chicago – Chicago Magazine
"This is the closest a burger gets to tasting like a great steak."
– Crain's Chicago Business
#1 Steakhouse in Chicago – Chicago magazine
Best Burger in the U.S. – Food & Wine
Top 10 Burger in Chicago – Chicago Magazine
"This is the closest a burger gets to tasting like a great steak."
– Crain's Chicago Business
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David Burke's Primehouse in the James Hotel reviews from OpenTable diners
379 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (217)fit for foodies (165)notable wine list (128)good for groups (97)romantic (91)hot spot (69)vibrant bar scene (35)neighborhood gem (30)great for lunch (19)great for brunch (11)kid-friendly (9)late-night find (6)scenic view (3)great for outdoor dining (3)Show More
- Best thanksgiving meal ever!OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 11/27/2014We loved the setting and the food - from the polenta and pumpkin soup to the turkey and chocolate cake, everything was amazing. My son's meal was also terrific (he opted for chicken and fries).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ask to see the meat coolerOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/23/2014Great service - we sat at the bar to eat some steaks and watch the game. The shrimp cocktail were huge....like mini lobster. Full on prawn sized! But the star of the appys were the bacon sticks. Candied pork belly roasted, basted and candied for 17 hours! Wow! Then the steaks....we had two different cuts, one 40 day and one 55 day, both medium rare. Well, there was very little conversation between us because the meat was an experience. We paired it with a side of mushrooms and found heaven. No butter even close to this meat, just dry aged flavor for days! After dinner, the manager offered for us to tour the facility and took us downstairs to view how tens of thousands of dollars of beef is aged to salted-air perfection using their special aging process. If you can get them on the right night, go see this process. It will change how you view dry aging for the better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Anniversary!SmithDined on 11/22/2014Wonderful Anniversary! Beautiful inside, staff was over the top excellent! Food was very good, everything from the seafood starters to the excellent Caesar salad made tableside to the wonderful popovers. Owe and the bone in ribeye and lobster where great as well! That goes without saying. Nice touch owning your own bull.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A little rushedMikeDined on 11/22/2014My fiance and I went to celebrate at David Burke's. It was our first time there. We were looking for a slow and quite meal, but from when we sat down til our dinner was over, we felt a little rushed. You have to order you're whole meal at once which didn't help taking the night slow. But the reason anyone is there is for the salt cave aged steaks, which were very very good, and a must experience for any beef lover. We just felt a little underwhelmed by service, which came with a hefty price tag.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/21/2014David Burke's was badly lit, very noisy and very expensive. Excitement and anticipation dropped as soon as we sat down as we were made to wait for our table then shown to a dark booth situated behind a group of loud business men. My wife's meal was okay (just okay) but mine was very disappointing. I ordered the 75 day aged steak, medium rare. What I got was a medium well steak. I sent it back and shortly had another steak delivered to the table. This new steak was not cooked properly and although it was close to medium rare, I couldn't finish it. Just not a good steak. The rest of the food was mediocre and both of us were displeased. My wife and I were only in Chicago for one night and chose this restaurant because of its reputation and because they apparently had the best steaks in Chicago. Never again.
- No one in our party of five was impressed.SteakQueenDined on 11/21/2014The Maple Peppered Bacon appetizer was good, but the steak was lacking flavor. No one was impressed with the food and it will not be on our list of places to eat when we return to Chicago. We had good service, but the meal was just mediocre.Special Features:
- Disappointing40thbirthdayVIPDined on 11/20/2014Had been wanting to come here for years. Was very underwhelmed. Tried one of the "signature" steaks recommended by our server. It was ok at best. No flavor at all. At $64, to have no flavor is very disappointing. A shame as it soured our thoughts on what otherwise, was a good night at a good restaurant.
- Sides are Great, Steaks, well, not.PDXDinerVIPDined on 11/20/2014We enjoyed our sides a lot but the steaks left a lot to be desired. Stock up on fries, mac and cheese, veggies and appetizers. Share a smaller steak and dessert and you should be golden. Outstanding service, though.
- one of the best steakhouses in ChicagoJonnySincereVIPDined on 11/19/2014David Burke's is under-rated. I've had some of the best steak in my life there, and it's always a great experience. You can keep Gibson's with its swingin' divorcees, snooty waiters and sardine packed bar and Smith & Wollensky's mediocrity, I'll choose Burke's every time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- E-A-T M-E-A-THacheVerdeDined on 11/18/2014I had a phenomenal meal at David Burke's. The steak was terrific... unfortunately we weren't able to have the 75 day aged beef as they ran out of their limited supply by the time we dined. We had the 55 which was fabulous. We also were given a tour of their aging cooler... our host was very patient with all of our questions. It's just incredible the care they have for their meat. I would absolutely recommend David Burke's. I used to live in Chicago and have been to many of the steakhouses there. This was at the very top of the list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best steak I've had in chucagoOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/18/2014I was visiting from nyc. Just an absolute gem of a steak. Highly recommend the 55 day. Bone of the best I have had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- luluDined on 11/16/2014Food was just OK. I expected more from David Burkes Prime House. It was nothing special. I won't be back.Special Features:
- Nice aged steaksLoveDined on 11/15/2014We visited recently for my wife's birthday, the place was packed! We were however seated ahead of our reserved time in a cozy area of the restaurant. We had the 75 day ribeye, now I consider myself pretty knowledgable about steak, and this one was pretty awesome, though I'm not sure I knew it was ages for 75 days. None- the - less it was really good. The sides were ok, the bacon sticks are out of this world! Lastly, the service was impeccable, they are very attentive and realize the value of your spend. I'll go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- not the samedannDined on 11/11/2014We have been here many times. This time they would not seat us until our reservation time but many tables and wait staff were available. They dropped truffle fries which we loved. Steak came on a plain white plate with one chive strand. Why bother. Quality has gone down.
- Great Veterans Day LunchVeteran25Dined on 11/11/2014The 40 day aged bone in rib eye was outstanding.It was juicy flavorful and melt in your mouth good.There wasn't a long wait and a very cozy atmosphere.My enjoyed the experience and I was glad of that because I was talking it up for weeks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tongue Slapping MealTrunksupDined on 11/9/2014I asked my sister for a place to have a great steak and she recommended David Burke's. I had the 40 day aged Ribeye. It was the greatest steak I have had in my 50+ years. When I have an excellent meal, I send the chef his/her favorite beverage. I hope he enjoyed his Old Fashion.Special Features:
- Steak chewy and not juicy enoughMarkersDined on 11/8/2014Tried the 55 day aged rib on the bone. Flavor was very good but I found the meat chewy and a bit dry. I prefer a juicy melt in your mouth rib steak. Everything else at Restarant was excellent and 1st class. Great service .Special Features:
- Loved the Food!ChopsDined on 11/7/2014My wife and I went here to celebrate her birthday. It was a great choice. The food was absolutely amazing. I would suggest the bacon on a stick, Wagyu beef sashimi, and the 55 day aged rib eye. I would go back and eat here anytime.Special Features:
- Don't waste your money hereOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/7/2014Thought I would go to some place different on my visit to Chicago. So a friend of mine and I went to the #1 steakhouse as listed in Chicago magazine. It was definitely not worth the $280 that was spent. The ribeye I had was dry, tough and not the best in flavor. Maybe the Primehouse is on top of the wrong list.
- Chicago destination diningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/6/2014This place is like a historical landmark for people visiting Chicago and wanting to try midwest steaks. We used it for a business meeting where 3 of the 4 people were unfamiliar with Chicago. Good Chicago vibe but a bit too noisy for a quality business meeting. Wine list good. Service excellent.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Steak!ArneVeeDined on 11/6/2014Superior beef, great service, nice vibe. What else do you want in a restaurant? The fois gras was killer! For entrees, our party of 4 had two 55 day rib-eyes, a small filet and a "share". We shared 4 sides, squash,mac&cheese,vegetables and mushrooms...all very good. There's more, but you will need to go there and find out for yourself.Special Features:
- Disappointing after all the hypeDianeVIPDined on 11/5/2014The experience went bad from the beginning. The staff were poorly trained and inattentive. The popovers had been under the heat lamp for a long time. The caesar salad was made table side and instead of incorporating the anchovies, they were provided whole next to the salad. Even the brownie bites at the end were stale. Attempts to resolve the issues were met with blank stares. Sadly, it was disappointing dining experience.
- Too noisyDiningout1234Dined on 11/3/2014So noisy could not have a conversation even with the person sitting next to me. Tables too close together. Wines very overpriced. Food was good.Special Features:
- Steaks were averageRachDined on 11/3/2014I am not the biggest steak eater, but when I go to a steakhouse with customers, I always get what the recommended cut is. Both I and another who is definiteliy a steak eater, both ordered the 35 day aged steak. Neither of us were impressed. The wine list was lengthy, but very expensive. I am used to ordering very nice bottles of wine, but there was really no options under $100/bottle. I was excited to try this place, unfortunately I wouldn't recommend it after this experience.
- Anniversary DinnerAdamHDined on 11/2/2014The food was excellent especially the 40 day aged steak. Service was nice, just not spectacular.Special Features:
- Very high end but WOW!trw2travelingmanDined on 11/2/2014We had 4 people and were looking for a nice meal to enjoy the evening in Chicago. Knew it was high end but were not quite prepared for the cost. The food, however, was phenominal and taste was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014We felt a bit underdressed after a Rugby match, but we were treated like it didn't matter... The staff was awesome and made us feel important. My Wife and I were seated in a large booth with plenty of room. Our server was extremely knowledgeable about everything on the menu and made some great suggestions. The 40 day, dry aged rib-eye IS the best steak I've ever had, and we were impressed with the entire experience. I recommend it to any steak Connoisseur. We will be back during our next visit to Chicago.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Wine ListOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/1/2014David Burke's Primehouse is an excellent restaurant regarding food, service, and the other variables that make for a great dining experience. What is amazing is the wine list. Not so much the bottles offered, the vineyard's selected, but the prices. For us, a great steak calls for Cabernet Sauvignon. One bottle at $80, one at $99. Majority over $100, some $200 and up. A little steep for those dining on their own and not on a company expense report.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special Meal with good friendsTravellingfoodieDined on 11/1/2014We booked David Burke's based on reviews read from New Zealand, we flew into Chicago for the Rugby earlier that day, and the fact the steaks were supposed to be exceptional! Sadly the steaks were a little dry, everything else served was excellent. I recommend the bacon lollipops. Value for money was the big disappointment, the wine list well overpriced, and the price charged for the aged steaks was over the top, overall a little disappointed.
- Not the best findBonechillerDined on 11/1/2014Coming from California to Chicago we were excited to try one of the best steak houses in the country. May be since we are from the west coast that the meat tastes different in the midwest, not our favorite.
- Slight DisappointmentHimalayansaltlickerDined on 11/1/2014Waitress: talked too fast and too soft in a loud setting, and her attitude was as if she was angry at someone. I know it wasn't us, because we've never seen her before! One of the side dish was very undercooked. And the beer had "floater" in it before my friend took a sip, good thing he was paying attention! Love your food, love the idea of the steak, but I guess it is all about the little details that make the experience. Keep up the good work with the food, it is awesome. But do pay attention on the floor staffs, smile once in a while really wouldn't hurt anyone. Back to the root vegetable that my pal ordered. If one has full mouth dentures, forget about chewing that up. Steam the root vegetable al dente, then cook it the way you do.Special Features:
- Not the best steak in ChicagoOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/31/2014I had seen reviews on this restaurant and they were mixed. We chose the location, due to proximity to our hotel, and to the fact that it was cold, snowing and cabs were a mess. that being said… I ordered one of the aged steaks. It arrived COLD. yes cold, the taste, OK but i wouldn't classify this as the BEST steak in Chicago. Service was good, and he of course apologized for the cold steak….. Sides… not to die for. Dessert was good, but I didn't come here for the dessert. Stick with traditional steak houses Gibson's, Benny's chop house, even an Italian placed Called BALENA had a better tasting steak. Just my 2cents.
- Top steakhouse ?Hungry4steakDined on 10/31/2014I think not. Food was delicious that's a fact but overall experience was subpar to other steakhouses of 'top 10 Chicago' list. Service was adequate but not exceptional. Waiter was not attentive and did not suggest anything even to fill up the wait time for the steaks. Super loud dining room was quite unfitting for a high class restaurant I expected. 40 day aged steaks are delicious and priced decently given elaborate aging process in a Himalayan-salt-tiled rooms. Wine list is extensive but pricey with most of the bottles costing triple digits leaving little choice for good paring. Deserts are great and their presentation was impressive. Overall felt short of my expectations and would not recommend it to friends.
- All HypeMaverickDined on 10/29/2014Had this recommended to me due to the dry aged steak and apparently great reputation , they charge a fortune which isn't an issue if the steak was good, it was not it was the worst steak i have had in a long long time, I usually frequent the Mastro's steakhouse's and there is no comparison, if you want great steaks don't go to David Burkes unless you want a dry aged leather boot.
- The place to go for steak!TonyCDined on 10/27/2014Awesome experience....food, service, and atmosphere just what you would expect from the best steakhouse in Chicago. ..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Phenomenal dining experienceIndustryManDined on 10/25/2014Went in expecting to pay for the service and food. My fiance and I went all out with the menu:bottle of wine, apps, oldest aged steaks, desserts, cocktails, etc. Do not attend if you're on a budget. This is very expensive, but it is worth it. It was more than a charming staff of personable schmoozers. A very exciting and fun server we had with possibly the best menu knowledge of any upscale dining I've experienced in quite some time. We pulled out the stops and gave our checkbook no limit for a night and were pleasantly rewarded with some of the best food and service of our lives.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service Needs HelpOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/25/2014Our server had a bandana on- not very professional. he was short and abrupt. threw the menus on the table before the rest of our party had even arrived. we were celebrating a friends birthday and he came and slammed the cake to the table, no happy birthday or any sincere remark. the fish was not good at all and the medium well steak was burnt.
- disappointedfoodiegirlVIPDined on 10/25/2014this was not the best steak in Chicago - no way near! I was embarrassed to have brought our out of town guests. Will not recommend EVER
- Good but not greatRaider12Dined on 10/25/2014We had read many reviews before making reservation. My wife and daughter split a 28 day aged ribeye and I had the 40 day aged ribeye. Steaks were very good, side items not that impressive. Highlight of the meal was the bacon stick app, unreal, so good when we went back to our room, I checked the room service menu to see if it was available, unfortunately it was not. One final note prices on website menus not accurate, more expensive at restaurant, disappointing when total meal was already stretching budget for meal.Special Features:
- A little disappointedHollyDined on 10/25/2014Sorry to say that we were disappointed in our meals at David Burke. The steaks were done as we requested but we were all shocked that every steak (we all ordered a different cut) had quite a bit of fat on it. To our surprise even the filet came with a large piece of fat around half the steak. There were 4 of us and we were told 3 sides would be plenty but we thought they were quite small and probably should have order 4 if not 5 sides. Drinks were good but had to ask the waiter for another, he never offered when our glass was empty just took the glass away. Bummer, had high hopes for a good steak.


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A portable consumer electronic device includes a Near Field Communication (NFC) interface, and a controller. The controller collects and stores diagnostic data associated with a communication function of the portable consumer electronic device in memory. When the NFC interface establishes an NFC link with an external NFC-capable device, the NFC interface transmits user data to effect a protected function associated with the NFC-capable device. The controller also causes the NFC interface to transmit the stored diagnostic data over the NFC link to the NFC-capable device.
1. A portable consumer electronic device comprising:
memory configured to store diagnostic data collected by a portable consumer electronic device;
a short-range interface configured to establish a Near Field Communication (NFC) link with an external NFC device; and
a controller configured to control the short-range interface to transmit the diagnostic data to the external NFC device responsive to receiving a valid identifier from the NFC device over the NFC link.
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establishing a Near Field Communication (NFC) link between the portable consumer electronic device and a corresponding external NFC device; and
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The present invention relates generally to consumer electronic devices, and particularly to Near Field Communication (NFC) capable portable communication devices.
Some consumer electronic devices are configured to collect and store diagnostics data. For example, some cellular telephone manufacturers pre-configure their products to collect metrics regarding the number of dropped calls, data throughput, and other network parameters. The cellular telephones then store this information for later retrieval by the manufacturer.
Conventional methods of extracting these metrics typically fall into two categories. The first category includes event-driven methods in which the cellular telephone transmits an error message upon experiencing a predetermined event, such as a dropped call or a software error. Event driven methods occur without the user's knowledge, and thus, do not inconvenience the user. However, these methods are usually limited to sending only small amounts of high-level data, which may not be helpful to a technician troubleshooting the problem.
The second category includes methods that facilitate the extraction of more detailed information from the cellular telephone. These methods usually require the user to periodically download the collected information from memory. Such methods may inconvenience the user by requiring that he or she physically connect the cellular telephone to some manufacturer/service provider hardware. Moreover, there is a limited amount of memory in the cellular telephones. Thus, there is a strong likelihood that some or all of the collected diagnostics data is overwritten before it can be downloaded to the manufacturer.
The present invention comprises a Near Field Communication (NFC) capable portable communication device that periodically downloads detailed diagnostic data to a service provider or manufacturer, for example, while minimizing inconvenience to the user. The user may employ the NFC-capable portable communication device to communicate with remote parties via a wireless communication network, and as a keycard to gain access to a restricted area or to purchase items from a merchant in a Point-of-Sale (PoS) system.
In one embodiment, an NFC-capable portable communication device comprises an NFC interface and a controller. The controller collects and stores diagnostics data in a memory of the device that reflects the operation of the communication functions. Periodically, the user employs the device as a keycard or as a PoS device, for example, and brings the device with close physical proximity of an external NFC device to establish an NFC link. Upon establishing the NFC link, the NFC interface transmits user data to gain access to a restricted area or purchase an item from a merchant. The NFC interface also receives instructions and an identity of the external NFC device over the NFC link. The controller determines whether the external NFC device can receive diagnostics data based on the received identity and, if so, transmits the collected diagnostics data from its memory to the external NFC device.
In another embodiment, the user travels with his device to a location having an external NFC device specially designated as a diagnostic data collector. The user establishes an NFC link by bringing the device into close physical proximity with the specially designated NFC device. Once the NFC link is established, the user's device receives instructions and an identity of the NFC device. Based on the identity and the instructions, the controller in the user's device causes the NFC interface to transmit the collected diagnostics data from its memory to the NFC device.
The present invention relates to a dual-function, NFC-capable portable communication device. The user may employ the NFC-capable portable communication device to communicate voice and/or data with one or more remote parties via a wireless communication network. The user may also use the device as a �smartcard� or �keycard� to gain entry to a building or unlock door, or as a Point-of-Sale (PoS) device to purchase items from a merchant, for example. Typically, such dual-function NFC-capable devices transfer user data, such as financial data and proof of identity or authorization, to an external NFC device when the two devices are placed in close physical proximity with each other. In addition to transferring this user data, however, the present invention configures the dual-function devices to also transfer detailed diagnostic data to a remote server via the external NFC device, and to receive data and instructions from a remote server via the external NFC device. The diagnostic data may comprise information related to the communications functions of the device that service providers and/or manufacturers can use, for example, to troubleshoot problems and establish a baseline operation for the device.
Portable wireless communication device 10 comprises a user interface (UI) 12 and a communication circuit 14 disposed within a housing 40. UI 12 includes a display 16, a keypad 18, a speaker 20, and a microphone 22. Communication circuit 14 comprises a controller 24, an audio I/O circuit 26, memory 28, and a long-range transceiver circuit 32 connected to an antenna 34. The operation of the UI 12 and the communication circuit 14 with respect to communicating with a remote party is well known in the art. Therefore, this functionality is not described in detail herein. It is sufficient for the purposes of the present invention to understand that the device 10 is a fully functional cellular radio device capable of operating according to any known standard. Such standards include, but are not limited to, Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM), Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS), TIA/EIA-136, Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), cdmaOne, cdma2000, and Wideband CDMA.
In addition to the components that facilitate long-range communications, device 10 also comprises a Near Field Communication (NFC) interface 30. Near Field Communication is a short-range wireless connectivity technology that uses magnetic field induction to permit devices to share information with each other. Usually, NFC devices operate at a frequency of 13.56 MHz and may transfer data at rates up to 424 Kbs; however, data transfer rates of up to 2 Mbps and above may soon be possible. Communication between two NFC-capable devices occurs when they are brought into contact with each other, or within close physical proximity of one another. The distance separating two NFC-capable devices can be anywhere between about 0 and 4 centimeters; however, the distance can be up to about 20 centimeters.
Near Field Communication technology is known in the art, therefore, only a brief description of this technology appears here for context. However, interested readers can learn more about NFC technology by reading any of the specifications available from the NFC Forum (http://www.nfc-forum.org). Currently, there are four specification documents available standardizing this technology. These are, the �NFC Data Exchange Format (NDEF) Technical Specification,� the �NFC Record Type Definition (RTD) Technical Specification,� the �NFC Text RTD Technical Specification,� and the �NFC URI RTD Technical Specification.� Each of these documents was released as version 1.0 on Jul. 24, 2006.
The NFC interface 30 may comprise, for example, a �tag� or chip, and may or may not include its own internal power supply. NFC interface 30 may also draw power from a battery (not shown) of device 10. Those NFC interfaces 30 having their own power supply draw power are termed �active� devices, while those NFC interfaces 30 that do not include their own power supply are termed �passive� devices. Passive NFC interfaces utilize a magnetic field radiated by an �active� NFC device, such as an NFC reader, for power. Once the device 10 is close enough to the NFC device, the energy from the magnetic field powers the NFC interface 30 so that it can establish the NFC link and communicate data.
In one embodiment, NFC interface 30 comprises an �active� transceiver circuit capable of communicating data to/from a corresponding NFC-capable device. To conserve power, the NFC interface 30 may operate in a �tag emulation� mode. In this mode, the NFC interface 30 �sleeps� until it detects magnetic energy from an external NFC device. Detecting the magnetic energy triggers the NFC interface 30 to �wake up.� The NFC interface 30 may then operate like a programmable tag to communicate data to/from the external NFC device.
In other embodiments, the NFC interface 30 comprises an active device such that it powers other passive NFC devices. In these embodiments, the magnetic field generated by the NFC interface 30 activates other �passive� NFC devices or NFC devices operating in a tag emulation mode. In still other embodiments, the NFC interface 30 is an active device that operates in a �peer� mode with other external NCF devices. In the peer mode, both the NFC interface 30 and the external NFC device may be active devices. Once the two devices are placed within close physical proximity of each other, the data exchange between the two devices is bi-directional.
As previously stated, device 10 may be configured to collect and store diagnostics data for download to another NFC-capable device. Therefore, an application program 36 that monitors the communication functions of device may be stored in memory 28. Controller 24 may execute instructions according to the application program 36 to collect diagnostics data over time or responsive to a predetermined event. For example, controller 24 may increment a counter whenever the device 10 experiences a dropped call. Controller 24 may store the collected diagnostics data 38 in memory 26 for later retrieval and download via the NFC interface 30, as described in more detail later.
NFC network 70 comprises an NFC reader 72 that connects to an IP network 76 such as the Internet, and a server 78. �Swiping� or contacting the NFC reader 72 with device 10 establishes an NFC link 74 as previously described. In embodiments where the user employs device 10 as a keycard, the NFC reader 72 receives ID codes or other user data from the device 10 and transfers that data to the server 78. The NFC reader may transmit the data to the server 78 via a local connection or the IP network 76. The server 78 may validate the received data and, if valid, generates a control signal to an access function 80. The access function 80 may, for example, unlock a door for the user or allow the user entry through a turnstile.
In other embodiments, the NFC reader 72 may send the received user data to one or more external servers via the IP network 76. For example, where NFC reader 72 comprises part of a PoS system, the NFC reader 72 may receive a user account number, credit card number, a merchant identifier, and the desired amount of the transaction over the NFC link 74. The NFC reader 72 sends this data to a server 82 associated with a bank or other financial institution. Depending upon the validity of this data and/or the availability of user funds, the bank server 82 will return a message to the NFC reader 72 either denying or confirming the requested transaction.
According to the present invention, device 10 is also configured to �passively� transfer all or portions of the diagnostics data stored in memory 28 whenever the user employs the device 10 to unlock a door or purchase an item, for example. That is, no explicit user interaction is required to download the diagnostic data other than bring the device 10 into close physical proximity of the NFC reader 72. This permits a service provider or manufacturer to periodically collect diagnostics data collected by device 10 with minimal inconvenience to the user.
As seen in method 90 of
In one embodiment, the authentication process comprises a bi-directional challenge/response process by which the device 10 and a remote server authenticate each other. Particularly, the device 10 sends a challenge to a remote server via the NFC device 72. The server may then respond to the challenge via the NFC device 72 with a valid authentication code, and may include a challenge of its own with the response. If the device 10 determines that the received response is an invalid authentication code (box 98), the device 10 may disconnect from the NFC device 72 (box 110). Otherwise, the controller 24 may cause the NFC interface 30 to send an ID of device 10 to the server in response to the challenge sent by the server (box 100). The ID sent by device 10 may be any indicator or identifier known in the art such the telephone number of the device 10. The server would check the response and, if valid, return instructions to device 10 via the NFC reader 72 for downloading the diagnostics data stored in memory 28 to the NFC reader 72 (box 102).
The instructions sent by the NFC reader 72 may comprise a command having one or more parameters that causes controller to access and download all or selected portions of the stored diagnostics data to the NFC reader 72. For example,
At some point, the NFC interface 30 may receive a command from NFC reader 72 to delete the diagnostics data from memory 28 (box 106). This may occur, for example, during the diagnostics data transfer (e.g., when a user removes the device 10 from within the proximity of NFC reader 72), or after the device 10 has completed transferring the diagnostics data to NFC reader 72. The command may identify which portions of the data were successfully received. The controller 24 could delete those identified portions of the diagnostics data and maintain the remaining portions in memory 28 to be downloaded later (box 108). Then, the NFC interface 30 may disconnect from the NFC reader 72.
It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the authentication process previously described. Rather, the present invention may employ any authentication process known in the art. In addition, some embodiments of the present invention do not require direct authentication between the device 10 and the server prior to transferring diagnostics data. In one embodiment, for example, the NFC reader 72 includes sufficient logic and resources to perform the authentication process without connecting to a remote server. In these cases, the NFC reader 72 could, upon successful authentication, communicate data to/from device 10. Later, the NFC reader 72 could transfer the diagnostics data to an appropriate server, which may or may not include another authentication process between the NFC reader 72 and the server.
In other embodiments not requiring user interaction, the user may employ device 10 to conduct a transaction with an NFC-enabled PoS system. In these cases, the device 10 would transfer user data relating to an intended purchase or transaction to NFC reader 72. For example, the NFC reader 72 may transfer data to the device 10 relating to the transaction and possible settlement options. Device 10 could then reply with data identifying a particular settlement option (e.g., pay with a credit card, debit card, e-coupon, etc.). The NFC reader 72 would then communicate this user data to a server 82 for processing the settlement of the transaction. The NFC reader 72 could also receive the diagnostics data from device 10, and forward it to one or more of the servers 82, 84, 86 as previously described.
In addition to these passive downloads, the present invention also contemplates an embodiment wherein the NFC reader 72 comprises a dedicated diagnostics data collector. The service provider's and/or the manufacturer's servers 84, 86, could connect to such dedicated NFC devices 72 via the Internet or other IP network. In these cases, the service providers and/or the manufacturers could collect and store the downloaded diagnostics data directly, and analyze the data as needed or desired.
Method 120 of
As in the previous embodiments, using NFC reader 72 to transfer the authentication information between device 10 and remote server 84, 86 is not required. In other embodiments, NFC reader 72 may perform the authentication process without the server 84, 86.
As can be seen from the above embodiments, the present invention allows service providers, manufacturers, or other entities granular control over the diagnostics collection abilities of device 10. Further, the present invention allows these entities to exert this control over many devices 10 generally, or over one or more specifically identified devices 10.
Method 140 begins when the NFC reader 72 detects the presence of device 10 and establishes the NFC link (box 142). After receiving the unique identifier of the device 10 over the NFC link 74 (box 144), the NFC reader 72 may request instructions from the appropriate server 84, 86 (box 146). The NFC device 72 could include the received unique identifier in the instruction request such that the appropriate server 84, 86 return instructions and/or parameters specifically intended for that device 10. As stated above, the requested instructions may include commands or parameters for specific diagnostic information from device 10. However, the instructions may also include other data that is to be uploaded to device 10 via NFC reader 72. Such data includes, but is not limited to, new application logic and new parameters for the controller 24 to monitor. The NFC device 72 may then upload the instructions and/or data to device 10 (box 148), and receive diagnostics data (box 150) as previously described. The NFC reader 72 then forwards the received diagnostics data to the appropriate server 84, 86 (box 152), and sends a delete command as previously described (box 154). The NFC reader 72 then disconnect from the device 10 (box 156).
This ability to upload instructions and other data to device 10 via the NFC reader 72 permits the service provider and/or manufacturer to remotely control some relatively complex aspects of the diagnostics collection abilities of targeted devices 10 while minimizing user interaction. For example, uploading new application logic may facilitate control over how and when the device 10 monitors and collects diagnostic data. Likewise, new parameters may be sent so that the controller 24 can monitor aspects of the communications functions not typically monitored by device 10. For example, service providers and/or manufacturers may detect a pattern of errors by analyzing the downloaded diagnostics data for one or more particular devices 10. In response, to this data, these entities may send new parameters for device 10 to monitor that comprise elements designed to provide a more detailed picture of the device 10 or its interaction with the wireless network.
In the previous embodiments, the NFC reader 72 is described as communicating with one or more of the servers 82, 84, 86 at substantially the same time as the device 10 is downloading diagnostic data. However, this may result in an unacceptable delay in some cases by requiring the user to leave the device 10 in close physical proximity with the NFC reader 72 for an extended time. Therefore, the NFC reader 72 may be configured to collect and temporarily store the diagnostics data received from the device 10. Later, at a predetermined time for example, the NFC reader 72 could connect to an appropriate server 82, 84, 86, and transfer the diagnostics data stored in its memory. Transferring the diagnostics data in this �off-line� manner could reduce the length of time that the user must maintain the NFC link 74 with the NFC reader 72.
Likewise, one or more of the servers 82, 84, 86 can upload the application logic, parameters, and/or instructions to one or more NFC readers 72 �off-line� (e.g., before the device 10 establishes an NFC link 74 with the NFC reader 72). For example, one or both of the servers 84, 86 may determine from historical information that a specific device 10 normally establishes an NFC link 74 with a specific NFC reader 72 at a typical time of day (e.g., the user may use device 10 at a particular NFC reader to enter his work building every morning at 8:00 a.m.). The servers 84, 86 could upload that particular NFC reader 72 with logic, parameters, and/or instructions specially designated for that device 10. The next time the user reports to work, the NFC reader 72 simply uploads the logic and/or instructions to device 10 without having to request instructions from the servers 84, 86. This reduces the need to exchange messages between the NFC reader 72 and the servers 84, 86 while the NFC link 74 is established thereby reducing the length of time the user must maintain the NFC link 74.
Additionally, the previous embodiments illustrate the service providers and/or manufacturers having a direct communications link to the NFC readers 72 via a public or private IP network. However, this direct communications link is not required. In other embodiments, such as those associated with PoS systems, the NFC reader 72 transfers the diagnostic data received from the user's device 10 to a third party server such as server 82 associated with the financial institution. In addition to confirming or denying the user's transaction, server 82 may temporarily store the diagnostic data received from device 10. Provided the service providers and manufacturers have an agreement with the financial institution, servers 84, 86 may retrieve this diagnostic data at predetermined times.
The present invention may, of course, be carried out in other ways than those specifically set forth herein without departing from essential characteristics of the invention. The present embodiments are to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, and all changes coming within the meaning and equivalency range of the appended claims are intended to be embraced therein.
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Recommendedby Cfrom Denmark
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Great location next to the Lama Tempel. Great and helpfull staff, spoke good english. We liked the atmosphere in the hotel, nice and cozy. The rooms where not that good though, we had no windows and our bathroom door couldnt close. But besides that we liked our stay.
for Studentsby A verified traveler
Cheap, nice hotel in a great location!Posted Jan 9, 2014
This hotel has such a great location for the price paid. It is very close to the metro station, as well as the beautiful Lama Temple. It is difficult to find, as it sits within the Hutongs, but it is well worth the cost of a night's sleep in this small hotel.
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Small Hotel, felt like familyPosted Dec 19, 2013 on Hotels.com
What a wonderful group of young people running this hotel! Because I was on my own at the last moment, I decided to have dinner each night at the hotel, rather than a lonely table in some restaurant. The food was excellent and very reasonably priced and I enjoyed the company of the staff and watched with them a nightly soap opera on TV. I was treated as one of the family and frequently offered to share treats that one, or other, of the staff had bought. The bedroom was easy to heat (it was December) and there was plenty of hot water in the spacious bath room. The hotel staff really made my stay. In addition, the hotel is located near two Metro stations, making getting around BJ very easy and an ATM was about a five-minute walk away. If you are looking for simple, but perfectly adequate accommodation, and a great welcome, in a convenient location, then this is the place for you.
for Familiesby A verified traveler
perfect location but with bad smell in the roomPosted Dec 3, 2013 on Hotels.com
We were satisfied with the location which was very convenient and close to main interest points and restaurants. However, the smell from the bathroom was really bothering. We ended up to put some water in the sink in order to block the smell from tube (that really helped a lot). Besides, we had hard time finding the hotel even though we already learned that there were several names for the hotel. We still couldn't figure out why this hotel has different names. The hotel locates in a hutong; you can see the sign from the main street, but the sign of the hotel is "海納." You have to walk to the front door and look up to see the English name (classic courtyard).
for Shoppingby AMLfrom Leicester
Great little hotelPosted Nov 12, 2013 on Hotels.com
I booked a 3 night stay and found the hotel to be more than adequate for the price I paid. The hotel arranged a hotel pick up for me and this worked very well, nothing worse than trying to find a hotel after a long journey. My room was clean as was the en-suite bathroom. The bathroom had its own hot water tank so no running out of hot water if other guesets had used it all. The room and bathroom were cleaned each day. The hotel has a small cafe, the menu offers western food, I tried a sandwich and it was nicely prepared and served with fries. The hotel has a washing machine for residents to use (50 yuan). Overall I was very please with the hotel, it is right next door to the Lama Temple, there are plenty of restaurants nearby and it is well positioned for the metro although Taxis are very cheap although a lot of drivers do not understand English and some seem not to be able to read Chinese/Mandarin.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
good locationPosted Nov 1, 2013
the location was good if you want a more authentic beijing experience, alot of restaurants, no high rises, relatively close to the subway system which is a must, a little tricky to find though down an alleyway which had security cameras placed throughout the walk for those concerned about safety. the place was acceptable but had a slow internet connection... but functional you were able to get anything done. the place was good for the price.
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ideal locationPosted Oct 23, 2013 on Hotels.com
You'll like it If you'Ve interest on lama culture Co's the hotel was surrounded by all the lama shops. It has a vy ideal location where it's so near to the subway and lots of restaurant or food stores nearby.
for Familiesby B and Bfrom Pittsburgh
Introduction to the houtongsPosted Aug 22, 2013 on Hotels.com
It was interesting and fun to be right in Beijing's famous houtongs. I have never seen anything like it. The taxi couldn't find the place without stopping for directions. We were close to the metro, restaurants, and could walk around with the folks who lived there. It was great to not be removed from Chinese life by staying in a four star hotel. If I ever get back to Beijing, I would stay at the Classic Courtyard again.
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Recommendedby Francisfrom Canada
Close to Lama TemplePosted Aug 2, 2013 on Hotels.com
Hotel was well located and just behind the Lama Temple. The hotel itself was in a small hutong so it's a bit hard to find and you will most likely not be able to get a taxi to the door (but it's not too far from a larger intersection). Hotel itself was nice enough and had a very pretty courtyard. The staff was also nice and helpful. Unfortunately, the pillowcases were dirty (they were changed promptly when we asked), and the shower slipper provided smelled something horrible (we had to leave them outside our door) but luckily they also provided single use slipper for the room. Wi-fi was temperamental in our room which was at the far end. Overall we still had a good stay for the price we paid when it was on sale.


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Great experience.....everybody I dealt with was friendly and knowledgeable about all my questions. Would definitely rent another U-Haul from this location should the need arise. Thanks so much!!
I feel that 56cents per mile beyond the initial rate fee for the van is excessive. You are led to believe that renting the van is economical, but with the mileage fees, it is not economical.
The manager was a wonderfully kind and personable soul. So nice to do business with him!
Excellent customer service.
Nothing, the young man was very courteous and helpful!
have a service screen with frequently asked questions at the office so people can look up info for pricing and availability while we wait. A touch screen assistant
the young man was very nice. I was in a stressful situation and he made it very smooth for me. In fact I have a trailer reserved for this week. he went out of his way to make sure I understood everything.
Nothing! Great experience. Good customer service.
Very friendly, fast, easy. Will use uhaul again. Thanks
Keep on doing the great job that you do. Thanks.
I personally would never rent from this location ever again. We rented the truck on the 11th of August for a 24 hour rental but due to a family emergency we were late bringing the truck back by two hours. For a 19.95 truck the total amount we were charged after we made sure we added gas was 184.14. That was a bit too much seeing that the items that we moved were right here in our home town. I was also a bit taken back by the miscommunication that the truck we rented was not a 24 hour rental but the online reservations stated a 24hour rental.Never again will I use this location
So many people were there Saturday morning, I had to wait about 30 minutes just to talk to the guy to get my truck. There should be more people working on Saturday mornings.
I was very pleased with the staff. Super-friendly and out of their way nice!
I did not like the "mandatory insurance" extra $5 mystery fee or having to pay to "fill up the truck" at a cost of $40.
The $112 quote was like a teaser quote - with multiple extra fees almost doubling the price.
Amazing staff and great truck...hidden fees almost
doubling the price? Felt like a scam. I was excited about initial price....embarrassed to tell my wife what I actually had to pay. I was quoted a price that "included 88 miles"...then told I had to fill up the tank or I would be charged 5$ per gallon?
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Paul Mackel
The Gentleman that took care of me was GREAT!!! Great customer service skills, Friendly, Polite, Helpful. Overall he made my visit fantastic, quick and easy.
Thank you Sir
Michael Moreno
Truck was very clean and ready to go at time of pick-up. Staff at this location are very helpful and courteous.
The door on passenger side interior was loose and made closing door hard.
yES I WOUND GO AGAIN > IT VERY HELPFUL>man
I was VERY dissatisfied with my recent rental experience. I called U-haul at Hamburger Haven in Reagor Springs, Tx. to rent a trailer. They were about to close for the day and said the next closest place to rent would be in Waxahachie, Tx. and offered to reserve the trailer for me. I agreed and asked sizes and prices. The agent, Jessie, suggested a 6x12 trailer, but I opted for the 5x8 due to price and short distance I would be traveling. The trailer was reserved with a credit card and the deal was done. However, when I arrived in Waxahachie to pick up the trailer, The agent there said a 6x12 trailer had been reserved and I had to take it or not because they did not have a 5x8 available. I'm sure "Jessie" did not misunderstand me because we discussed at length how much each trailer would hold ,and I mentioned several times that price was the main reason for the smaller trailer. I complained, but they refused to give what they called a courteous upgrade because the reservation said 6x12. The agent told me they have had that problem with "Jessie" before and If not happy, I should report it, which I planned to do any way. I had to have a trailer that day, and like it or not, I took the larger trailer for the higher price. Whether it was, or wasn't, this could have easily been a scam to get more money out of me. I will need a trailer again in the next few days, but I will likely never do business with U-haul again since I can't trust your agents. Unhappy in texas, Steve Monroe
Very nice poeple and just as friendly as a person could ask for.
Nothing the Customer Service there was truly GREAT!!!!
For returning the trailer, I called the phone number on the paperwork at 4.45pm to make sure someone would be at the site to accept our return. I was told by the operator that yes, someone would be there little after 5. We arrived at 4:55 and I knocked on the office door which was locked and the guy who had rented me the trailer came to the door and said he already closed the shop down so he couldn't take the return. I told him that it was not yet 5 and that I called and was told he would be there even until after 5 yet I was still only 4:55. I explained that we had borrowed the truck we used and we would not be able to return it in the morning by the specified time because the truck was not ours. That's why we hurried so fast to get it back before 5. He did not care. He said that he already closed the shop so there was nothing he could do. I told him that every other time I have rented uhaul I was told to just drop the trailer off at a specific spot and leave the paperwork in the trailer and they would check it in when they came in the next morning, More than 4 other separate places I have used had no problem with this, yet this guy closed early and would 't allow me to drop it off after hours, so we hurried to get back before 5 and he would not accept it since he was closed early, So, the owner of the truck we borrowed was irritated that he had to go himself and waste more gas the next morning traveling 30min round trip just to drop off the trailer that the guy was too lazy to accept because he decided to close up early, I will never use this location again. I just will not move on a Sunday which is why I had to use this place anyway because they were the closest open.
When you call in your call is recorded - usually that is a good thing. Keep in mind you are speaking with a call center not the location where you will be picking up your uhaul and in my case also renting a storage unit.
The gentleman that I spoke with at the call center set up both things for me and was very helpful and kind. He told me on the recorded line that renting the uhaul entitled me to a free month of storage. When my husband got there to pick up the uhaul and secure the storage he was told no free month. We rented it anyway - we are just disappointed they didn't honor what their call center told me.
I have rented & returned at this location. Met us at the gate with smile. Had us unloaded in maybe 5 minutes total. Great experience!
the young lady that helped had lots of knowledge and gave awesome customer service.
Everyone was quite pleasant and easy to work with during our transaction. They were helpful in all areas.
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GMD: Drinking During the Holidays
by Slacker and Steve
posted Nov 29 2012 3:22PM
Theresa is worried about her husband. She says he always develops a drinking problem around the holidays and she wants him to stop. John says it's not a problem, he's just enjoying being with family and friends. He also says Theresa doesn't drink so she doesn't understand. Whose side are you on?
John defers to a freind of his Doug and asks Theresa to take a look at their behavior. They take it way too far! She says its not about them. It's about her and the relationship with her husband.
Slacker couldn't get a work word in edgewise... So he put both of them on hold! Then asked Lil D for a drink, actually two. If he Steve wants one, he'll have to get his own.
This is a time when people indulge. Does she have a right to be concerned? Some people typically tie one on during this time of year.
Steve believes she's just being a concerned spouse.
Whose side are you on?
They need a bit more than what the boys can offer at this point. The blame game can be dangerous. Neither one of them can keep quiet long enough to let the other one talk, so this conversation will haunt them past the holidays...
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