Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Qualcomm Incorporated

Dustin C Rosing

Kenneth Kay Smith

Pratik Shah

Andrew P Chick

David S Hishinuma

Ken G Robertson

Richard W Davis

Eric Hc Liu

Harold Miyamura

Adam L Hornstein

Glenn A Wong

Tom J Searby

Matthew James Storey

Larry E Trigg

Shizunori S Kobara

Dellas G Frederiksen

Virginia K Capps

Hye Heon Jung

Robert A Boeller

Shiz Kobara

Tom Neal

Kwangsung Park

Eun-Kyung Yun

Jorge E Rocabado

Steven Motzkus

KyongHwan Kim

ChangYeop Oh

Manjimath Chatterjee

Nanette Jensen

Richard Motzkus

Sam Hoang

Chim Leng Johann Seet

Matthew Wolfe

Examples disclosed herein relate to identifying an amount of remaining supply of a print material, selecting one of a plurality of threshold ranges associated with the amount of remaining print material, and updating a visual indicator indicative of the selected one of the plurality of threshold ranges.

Print material visual indicator

An iconographic control panel of an image forming apparatus is provided. The iconographic control panel includes a plurality of physical iconographic control buttons respectively corresponding to a plurality of functions of the image forming apparatus, each of the plurality of physical iconographic control buttons comprising at least one dedicated light emitting diode, and at least one processor to determine an availability of the plurality of functions of the image forming apparatus respectively corresponding to each of the plurality of physical iconographic control buttons, determine a functional state of the plurality of functions of the image forming apparatus determined to be available, and control an illumination of the at least one LED of each of the plurality of physical iconographic control buttons based on the availability of each function corresponding to each of the plurality of physical iconographic control buttons and the functional state of each function determined to be available.

Iconographic control panel of an image forming apparatus

In some examples, an apparatus can include a print substance gauge to indicate a quantity of print particles an imaging device is capable of receiving at a particular time, and an authentication mechanism coupled to a locking mechanism, the authentication mechanism includes instructions to: determine a quantity of print particles within a print particle container, and unlock the locking mechanism when the print substance gauge indicates that the imagining device is capable of receiving the quantity of print particles within the print particle container.

Print substance gauge authentication

Examples of creating moving light patterns in a light pipe having a plurality of Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) are described. In an example, a plurality of keyframes is obtained. The plurality of keyframes define the moving light pattern. Each keyframe is indicative of red-greenblue (RGB) illumination values of each LEDfrom the plurality of LEDs. Further, a linear interpolation is performed, at run-time, between two keyframes of the plurality of keyframes to obtain a plurality of interpolated frames. Each interpolated frame is indicative of interpolated RGB illumination values of each LED. Based on the RGB illumination values of 10 the plurality of keyframes and interpolated RGB illumination values of the plurality of interpolated frames, the plurality of LEDs is illuminated, to create the moving light pattern.

Moving light patterns creation

Illustrated is a system and method to transmit a credential to a proximate first device, the first device validating the credential. The system and method also includes transmitting data to the first device. The system and method also includes transmitting the credential to a proximate second device, the second device validating the credential and to receive the data from the first device.

Exchanging data based upon device proximity and credentials

Illustrated is a system and method to inductively receive electrical power. Additionally, the system and method includes a non-volatile memory that includes data relating to the system and method, the non-volatile memory supplied with the electrical power. Further, the system and method includes a document into which the coil and the non-volatile memory are embedded.

Document with inductive charging and data storage and transmission

Embodiments of the present invention disclose a method for skipping through electronic content displayed on an electronic device having a touchscreen display coupled to a processing engine. According to one embodiment, a multi-touch gesture is received from a user. Based on the user's multi-touch gesture, electronic content associated with digital media immediately advances to a subsequent section or immediately reverses back to a previous section of the digital media.

Skipping through electronic content on an electronic device

A distinctive structure, such as an illuminating structure is provided. The illuminating structure includes an illuminating element that is placed in an opening of a surrounding area. The opening includes a curved side wall of a particular radius to reflect any light that emanates from the illuminating element so that the reflected light is viewable from the illuminating structure.

Illuminating structure

In one embodiment, there is shown a system and method of allowing a user to gain access to information pertaining to certain equipment by pulling a label out of an opening in a surface of the equipment, viewing information on the label; and pushing the label back into the opening. In a further embodiment, the label is captive to the equipment independent from a bezel surrounding the equipment. In a still further embodiment of the invention, the label has on it pre-established information pertaining to the equipment, as well as user added information.

System and method for providing access to equipment identity information

An enhanced graphical icon system depicting the proper document/paper placement and orientation on the glass or in the auto document feeder for a mopier/copier control panel. The enhanced graphical icon system includes a visual feedback control panel display and an orientation indicator. An original document is accurately described through utilization of original settings button by the automatic detection or manual selection of the appropriate document size, number of sides, page type and page orientation that correspond to the original document. Once the document size is determined, orientation indicator displays to a user the proper location for placing the document, either on the glass or in the ADF, so as to make an accurate copy.

Enhanced graphical icon apparatus and method for displaying document placement and orientation

Bezel

Bezel having a pull out label

Rack mount computer workstation

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Dustin C Rosing