According to one aspect, there is provided a method for predicting floor information for a destination call. The method comprises storing, in a memory, destination call history entries about destination calls made by a user, each destination call history entry comprising a time stamp and a source and destination floor pair for a destination call; detecting an intention of the user to make a new destination call; and predicting a destination floor for the new destination call based on the current time and the stored destination call history entries of the user.
Please help me write a proper abstract based on the patent claims. CLAIM: 1-22. (canceled) 23. A method for predicting floor information for a destination call, the method comprising: storing, in a memory, destination call history entries about destination calls made by a user, each destination call history entry comprising a time stamp and a source and destination floor pair for a destination call; detecting an intention of the user to make a new destination call; and predicting a destination floor and a source floor for the new destination call based on the current time and the stored destination call history entries of the user. 24. A method of claim 23, comprising: dividing time of day to a plurality of time slots; and associating each destination call history entry with a time slot corresponding to the time stamp of the destination call. 25. A method of claim 24, wherein predicting the destination floor for the new destination call comprises: determining the time slot corresponding to the current time; and determining which source and destination floor pairs are associated in the destination call history entries multiple times for the determined time slot. 26. A method of claim 25, comprising: selecting a destination floor from the source and destination floor pairs associated in the destination call history entries multiple times for the determined time slot as the predicted destination floor. 27. A method of claim 26, comprising selecting the destination floor having the highest occurrence number in the determined time slot. 28. A method of claim 25, comprising: selecting a source and destination floor pair from the source and destination floor pairs associated in the destination call history entries multiple times for the determined time slot as the predicted source and destination floor. 29. A method of claim 28, comprising: selecting the source and destination floor pair having the highest occurrence number in the determined time slot. 30. A method of claim 23, comprising: detecting the source floor in response to detecting an intention to make a new destination call; and using the detected source floor as the predicted source floor. 31. A method of claim 23, wherein detecting an intention to make a new destination call with comprises receiving, from a mobile device, a message indicating the intention to make the new destination call with the mobile device; and wherein the method further comprises: causing transmission of the predicted destination floor or the predicted source floor and the destination floor to the mobile device. 32. An apparatus for predicting floor information for a destination call, the apparatus comprising: a memory; means for storing destination call history entries about destination calls made by a user to the memory, each destination call history entry comprising a time stamp and a source and destination floor pair for a destination call; means for detecting an intention of the user to make a new destination call; and means for predicting a destination floor and a source floor for the new destination call based on the current time and the stored destination call history entries of the user. 33. An apparatus of claim 32, comprising: means for dividing time of day to a plurality of time slots; and means for associating each destination call history entry with a time slot corresponding to the time stamp of the destination call. 34. An apparatus of claim 33, wherein the means for predicting the destination floor for the new destination call are configured to: determine the time slot corresponding to the current time; and determine which source and destination floor pairs are associated in the destination call history entries multiple times for the determined time slot. 35. An apparatus of claim 34, comprising: means for selecting a destination floor from the source and destination floor pairs associated in the destination call history entries multiple times for the determined time slot as the predicted destination floor. 36. An apparatus of claim 35, wherein the means for selecting are configured to select the destination floor having the highest occurrence number in the determined time slot. 37. An apparatus of claim 35, comprising: means for selecting a source and destination floor pair from source and destination floor pairs associated in the destination call history entries multiple times for the determined time slot as the predicted source and destination floor. 38. An apparatus of claim 37, wherein the means for selecting are configured to select the source and destination floor pair having the highest occurrence number in the determined time slot. 39. An apparatus of claim 32, comprising: means for detecting the source floor in response to detecting an intention to make a new destination call; and means for using the detected source floor as the predicted source floor. 40. An apparatus of claim 32, wherein the means for detecting are configured to receive, from a mobile device, a message indicating the intention to make the new destination call with the mobile device; and wherein the apparatus further comprises: means for causing transmission of the predicted destination floor or the predicted source floor and the destination floor to the mobile device. 41. An apparatus of claim 32, wherein the apparatus is one of a mobile device, a network server, or an elevator system control entity. 42. A computer program comprising program code, which when executed by a processor, performs the method of claim 23. 43. The computer program according to claim 42, wherein the computer program is embodied on a computer-readable medium.