Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Donald Gonzalez

Eric Michael Lunsford

Peter K Lee

John William Pennington, Jr

Yancy Chen

Benjamin Abraham

Carlos Haas Costa

Robert Campesi

Kenneth Chan

Lawrence Williams

Gary Lewis Poole

Yuan-Yang Huang

Tian-Yan Huang

Harri Salomaa

John Luke Herndon

A peripheral device of a computing device may include a processor; a sharing module to, upon execution of the processor, allow the peripheral device to be shared with an external computing device over a network; and a communication module to, upon execution of the processor: provide data from the peripheral device to a peripheral device hub module of a computing device; and provide communication by the peripheral device with the external computing device.

Shared peripheral devices

Examples relate to multi-device collaboration. The examples disclosed herein enable identifying, by a first computing device having a first processor, a first role to be played by the first computing device when the first computing device is connected with a second computing device having a second processor. The second computing device may play a second role when the second computing device is connected with the first computing device. The examples further enable determining, by the first computing device, when at least one predetermined triggering event occurs that causes the first role and second role to be switched such that the first role is played by the second computing device and the second role is played by the first computing device.

Multi-device collaboration

Examples of a transparent whiteboard display are disclosed. In one example implementation according to aspects of the present disclosure, a transparent whiteboard display causes digital content to be viewable on the transparent whiteboard display when the transparent whiteboard display is in a display mode. The transparent whiteboard display also causes analog content to be viewable on the transparent whiteboard display when the transparent whiteboard display in a transparent mode.

Transparent whiteboard display

A password is secured using a first key. At least one of a password record, a username record, and as domain name record is created. The at least one password record, username record, and domain name record are associated. The associated records are encrypted using a second key, where the second key is different from the first key. A credentials record is created based on the encrypted associated records.

Securing user credentials

An image capture system includes a first computing device, a second computing device communicatively coupled to the first computing device, and an imaging device communicatively coupled to the first computing device. An image captured by the imaging device is displayed on the second display of the second computing device.

Augmenting functionality of a computing device

A secure element integrated circuit may be mounted to an underside of a bus interface integrated circuit. The bus interface integrated circuit may have a plurality of external contacts and a first plurality of internal contacts. The secure element integrated circuit may have a second plurality of internal contacts coupled to the first plurality of internal contacts.

Secure element

A remote control system for a computer, and a corresponding method include a Web camera having an image capture unit, the image capture unit including one or more devices capable of receiving imagery from multiple, distinct sections of the electromagnetic spectrum; a detection and separation module capable of detecting and separating the imagery into at least one signal capable of cursor control, wherein the signal capable of cursor control is generated by a remote control device; and a processing unit that receives the signal capable of cursor control and generates one or more cursor control signals, wherein the one or more cursor control signals include signals indicative of movement of the remote control device, the movement capable of translation to movement of a cursor displayed on a display of the computer.

System and method for remote control of a computer

A power/control cable for transmitting control signals and power is described. The power/control cable comprises a first connector comprising a first control signal conductor and a first electrical charge conductor, a second connector comprising a second control signal conductor communicatively connected with the first connector by at least one wire, and a third connector comprising a second electrical charge conductor electrically connected with the first connector by at least one wire.

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Redwood City, CA, United States of America

Donald Gonzalez