Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Universal Electronics Inc.

Mars, Incorporated

Other

David Isbister

Nicholas Robert Kalayjian

Alejandro Steckler

Brandon Whitehead

Michael Hirsch

Parthik Pradipkumar Teli

Thomas Gregory Hinman

Umesh Simkhada

Gadi Amit

Todd A Pelman

Inbal Etgar

Stephen Senatore

Solene Bourgeois

Steven Eidelman

Manish Lachwani

David Berbessou

James Samuel Bowen

Marshall Williams

Jay Michael Puckett

Nicholas Vaccaro

This disclosure describes, in part, techniques for provisioning components. For instance, a component may be initially provisioned by a first system. To initially provision the component, the component may receive first data representing a uniform device type, a device identifier, a serial number, and/or a first certificate chain. The component may then store the first data in memory. Additionally, the component may be provisioned using a second system. To provision the component, the component may receive second data representing a product device type, a code, and a second certification chain. The second data received during the second provisioning may be associated with one more capabilities of a device. The component may then store the second data in the memory.

Systems for provisioning devices

An adapter provides a link between a digital media player having a memory on which is stored digital media files, a display device, and a remote control. The adapter receives from the digital media player data which is used to generate a representation of a user interface which is provided to the display device for display. The adapter also receives from the remote control data for use in generating commands for controlling operations of the digital media player whereby a change in state of the digital media player resulting from a performance of an operation caused by the remote control will be reflected in the user interface on the display device.

System and method for accessing a user interface via a secondary device

In one embodiment, a collar attachment comprising a disk having a first collar band loop integrally formed with the disk along a first arcuate perimeter portion of the disk and a second collar band loop integrally formed with the disk along a second arcuate perimeter portion of the disk that is opposite the first arcuate perimeter portion of the disk; a keyhole in the disk; friction attachment means formed in an underside of the disk and configured to receive at least a first tab of an attached device and to snugly hold the first tab against the underside of the disk after rotation of the attached device in the keyhole.

Pet health monitor with collar attachment and charger

An electronic device in a low power mode, for example an eBook reader device, may use a fast awake module to quickly update a display. The electronic device may receive an interrupt, begin to awaken, present a cached pre-rendered image on the display, and may resume the low power mode or pre-render additional images to refill the cache before resuming the low power mode.

Fast awake from low power mode

Portable user devices, such as electronic book reader devices, may have a limited power supply. Power management techniques, such as current sensing, dynamic voltage measurement, and/or power state control may be used to manage power usage of such user devices.

Systems and methods for determining and managing the power remaining in a handheld electronic device

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David Isbister