Blackberry Corporation

Research in Motion Corporation

Motorola Corporation

Adrian Piseu Davis

Roberto Gautier

Paul Brian Koch

Christopher Wehrmann

Prabhu V Patil

Nirajkumar Rajendraku Patel

Michael Kühn

Mohammad T Khalid

Gino V Tozzi

Hattie A Goff

Nirajkumar Patel

Michael Kuhn

A mobile wireless communications device may include a housing, an antenna carried by the housing, and a circuit board carried by the housing. The mobile wireless communications device may also include a power amplifier carried by the circuit board, an antenna switch carried by the circuit board and configured to selectively couple the power amplifier to the antenna, a first radio frequency (RF) shield covering the power amplifier and the antenna switch, and a second RF shield within the first RF shield and covering the antenna switch.

Mobile wireless communications device with RF shield and related methods

A mobile wireless communications device may include a portable housing and wireless transceiver circuitry carried by the portable housing. The mobile wireless communications device may also include an antenna carried by the portable housing and coupled to the wireless transceiver circuitry, and a light source carried by the portable housing. The device may further include a keyboard assembly carried by the portable housing including a light guide coupled to the light source and having input key receiving openings therein, and a mask carried by the light guide and having input key receiving openings. The mask may include spaced apart electrically conductive elongate members positioned relative to the antenna to reduce a Specific Absorption Rate value for the mobile wireless communications device.

Mobile wireless communications device including space apart elongate members for reducing SAR and related methods

Mobile wireless communications device including spaced apart elongate members for reducing SAR and related methods

A multi-configuration electronic device has two body portions () that move with respect to each other, and a single display module (). As the device is reconfigured from an open position () to a closed position (), the display module rotates so that it is viewable in either of those positions. The rotation may be performed by use of a belt (), gear and axle (), or a combination of belt and gear and axle (). The display may rotate horizontally or vertically.

Portable device having rotatable display

Compartmented shopping cart

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