Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Kensington Microware Limited

Acco Brands Corporation

Palm, Incorporated

Acco Brands USA LLC

Kensington Microwave Limited

Qualcomm Incorporated

Ciena Corporation

Euphonix, Inc.

Oni Systems Corp.

Arthur H Zarnowitz

Stewart R Carl

William R Murray, Jr

Glenn A Wong

David N Skinner

Peter Nils Skillman

Weiping Dou

Michael Alexander Yurochko

Siddhartha Bhat

Stacy L Wolff

Kevin L Massaro

Gary L Myers

Marcus A Hoggarth

Chrome Manley Cebe

Daniel Young Yoon

Henry Ken Chu

Stephen Senatore

Rahul Patil

Victor Su

Andrew Guscott

Isaac Teece

Harc Lee

Gianluca Berruti

Kang-Han Cheng

Sung-Hsuan Weng

Alice M Kasahara

Richard Gioscia

Kent Suzuki

Scott W Silfvast

Norihiko Sakatsume

George Andrew Campbell

Richard Gloscia

Greg Cerny

ShuChun Hsiao

Craig Yamada

Alice Kasahara

Shuchun Hsiao

Steward R Carl

Computer mouse

In some examples, an apparatus can include an arm, a cam connected to the arm, a first spring located around a first strut, where the first spring is oriented at a first angle relative to a base of the apparatus and the first strut is connected to the cam, a second spring located around a second strut, where the second spring is oriented at a second angle relative to the base of the apparatus and the second strut is connected to the cam, where the first spring and the second spring linearly compress in response to rotation of the arm from a vertical orientation to a horizontal orientation relative to the base of the apparatus.

Apparatus having angled springs

In some examples, an apparatus can include an arm and a cover connected to the arm, where the cover conceals an inner portion of the apparatus when the arm is in a vertical orientation relative to a base of the apparatus, and the cover is concealed in the inner portion of the apparatus when the arm is in a horizontal orientation relative to the base of the apparatus.

Covers to conceal inner portions of apparatuses

An adjustable pointing device is disclosed wherein the device comprises a base, a grip portion, and an adjusting mechanism, the grip portion being attached to the base by the adjusting mechanism wherein the adjusting mechanism comprises an elastic member biasing the grip portion away from the base and comprising a locking mechanism movable between a locked position in which the locking mechanism is to prevent the grip portion from moving relative to the base and an unlocked position in which the locking mechanism is to allow the grip portion to move relative to the base.

Adjustable pointing devices

Keyboard including a control bar

Headset

Display device

Keyboard

Scanner

Wire stand for a monitor

A stack assembly for use with a mobile computing device. In one embodiment, the stack assembly includes an electrical contact layer, and actuation member layer, and an illumination layer. The electrical contact layer includes a plurality of contact elements. The actuation member layer includes a plurality of actuation members are, wherein each actuation member is aligned so that an axial movement of that member causes a corresponding one of the plurality of contact elements to actuate. The illumination layer is configured to emit light to the keypad.

Stack assembly for implementing keypads on mobile computing devices

Embodiments of the invention provide an effective keypad assembly and keypad layout for mobile computing devices. In particular, embodiments of the invention provide keyboard layouts and designs. Additionally, embodiments described herein provide for stack components to make keyboards operable on small-form factor devices.

Small form-factor keypad for mobile computing devices

Various embodiments of an internal diversity antenna architecture are described. In one embodiment, a wireless device may include a housing enclosing a printed circuit board, a first diversity antenna, and a second diversity antenna internal to the housing. The second diversity antenna may be positioned substantially near the bottom of the housing or the bottom the printed circuit board. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Internal diversity antenna architecture

Actuation mechanism for use with keyboards on mobile computing devices

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Arthur H Zarnowitz