Motorola Mobility LLC

Motorola Corporation

Google Inc.

Adam K Cybart

Dickon Isaacs

Rick Latella

David G Fliszar

Andy K Baw

Daniel V Clements

Joel Soto

Daniel Philip Groebe

Nicholas A Jinkinson

Matthew M Seflic

Won Suk Chung

Claudio Santiago Ribeiro

Paul M Pierce

Christopher B Houghton

Max K Yoshimoto

Roger William Ady

Christopher A Arnholt

Daniel T Berg

Mark D Zaveson

Ryan Patrick Rye

Louis Jerome Lundell

William R Groves

Ken K Foo

Sen Yang

Ngee Jenn Lee

Harold J Gorenz

Kevin A Rausch

Derek E Jensen

Richard J Gordecki

Zhiming (Jim) Zhuang

Hyun H Lee

Alwyn M Sekhri

Chris Hougton

Dan Clements

Shu Kun (Kuen) Chang

Dong Rim Lee

John A Burroughs

R Dodge D Daverman

A fascia member () for an electronic device () includes a thin, flexible membrane () coupled to a rigid skeletal member (). The thin, flexible membrane () includes a transparency region () and a deflectable key region (). The thin, flexible membrane () may thus serve as a major front face for the electronic device () with no break lines between display and keypad. Printing on one side of the thin, flexible membrane () provides alphanumeric indicia () and graphical designs for the electronic device ().

Fascia assembly for a portable electronic device

A compact lightweight communication devicecomprising a wireless headsetor wireless earsetcan be provided for wireless communication, to a mobile phone or other wireless electronic communication device. The user friendly communication devicecan have a pivotable boomproviding an arm with one and preferably multiple microphonesand, as well as one or mobile tactile buttons. The multifunction communication device can have acoustic audio transducer, such as a speakerand/or an earbudor earphone. The audio transducer can pivot on a pivot tubecomprising a pivotable stem to accommodate the left ear or right ear of the user. The boom and stem can pivot clockwise and/or counterclockwise, manually and independently or can be coupled to automatically pivot together.

Headset with a pivoting microphone arm and speaker

A fascia member () for a wireless telecommunication device () or other electronic device includes a thin, flexible membrane () having a transparent, reinforcing member () coupled thereto. The thin, flexible membrane () includes a transparency region () and a deflectable key region (). The thin, flexible membrane () may thus serve as a major front face for the wireless telecommunication device () with no break lines between display and keypad. Printing on one side of the thin, flexible membrane () provides alphanumeric indicia () and graphical designs for the wireless telecommunication device (). Printing may also be applied to the transparent, reinforcing member ().

User interface

Headset for a communication device

An electronic device () is configured to deliver a localized haptic feedback response () to a user. The electronic device () includes a device housing () and an interface assembly having a display lens () or other user interface surface and a motion generation device () affixed to the interface assembly. A compliance member () is disposed between the device housing () and the interface assembly. The compliance member () suspends the interface assembly from the device housing () and permits the interface assembly to physically move relative to the device housing () in response to actuation of the motion generation device (), thereby delivering a localized tactile response to a user.

Electronic device with suspension interface for localized haptic response

Disclosed are methods and devices for color compensation of a display having a translucent display cover applied to an outside surface of the display. A method may include characterizing a color shift due to the translucent display cover for when there is rendering of an image on the display and compensating for the color shift when rendering an image on the display. The method further may include measuring the color shift induced by the color of the finish, and as described below compensating the red, green, and blue (RGB) levels of the display so that the display image may be presented to the user as originally intended. In this way, the image quality may be substantially optimized for viewing regardless of the lens/cover surface color.

Methods and devices for display color compensation

Communication device

A device () with modal lighting includes a translucent layer (); a first light source () operative to project light () through the translucent layer (); and a second light source () operative to project light () through the translucent layer (). The first light source () prevents light () projected from the second light source () from entering a portion () of the translucent layer. A method () for modal lighting in a device includes projecting light by a first light source through a translucent layer (); projecting light by a second light source through the translucent layer (); and preventing, by the first light source light, projected by the second light source from entering a portion of the translucent layer ().

Device with modal lighting control and method thereof

Housing for a communication device

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McHenry, IL, United States of America

Adam K Cybart