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Florence W Ow

Jonathan P Ive

Christopher J Stringer

Daniel J Coster

Matthew Dean Rohrbach

John Patrick Ternus

Elvis Mwenda Kibiti

Sean D Lubner

Jiang Ai

Andrew Nelthropp Lauder

Melody L Kuna

Carli E Oster

Mikael M Silvanto

Alex Chun Lap Yeung

Duncan Robert Kerr

Bartley K Andre

Richard P Howarth

Eugene Antony Whang

Peter N Russell-Clarke

Jody R Akana

Jeremy D Bataillou

Julian Hoenig

Markus Peter Diebel

Andrew David Lauder

Carlo Catalano

Lee B Hamstra

Devin M Williams

Ross M Errett

Rico L Zorkendorfer

Martha Evans Hankey

Shota Aoyagi

Benjamin Andrew Shaffer

Anthony Michael Ashcroft

Molly J Anderson

Clement Tissandier

Julian Jaede

Marine C Bataille

Kristina A Babiarz

Sung-Ho Tan

Jeremy C Franklin

Samuel Gilkison Smith

Hao Zhu

Jared Sartee

John Raff

Stephen Robert McClure

Gianpaolo Lisi

Liquan Tan

Blake R Marshall

Robert Scritzky

Reza Nasiri Mahalati

Nan Liu

Guangtao Zhang

Madhusudanan Keezhveedi Sampath

Thomas O Henry

Derek William Wright

Aidan N Zimmerman

Kevin David Gibbs

Erik Andrew Uttermann

Yang Zhou

James Alexander Stryker

Joel N Ruscher

Santhana Krishnan Balaji

Dhaval Chandrakant Patel

Taylor Harrison Gilbert

Ming Yu

Qigen Ji

Tavys Q Ashcroft

Thomas R Matzinger

Inna Lobel

Travis C Pedley

Daniele De Iuliis

Shin Nishibori

M Evans Hankey

Ronald Keryuan Huang

Eric Steven Jol

Victor H Yin

Jun Qi

Li Zhang

Rico Zörkendörfer

Hung Sheng Lin

Sean S Corbin

Anthony D Minervini

Christopher D Moore

Rong Liu

Christopher Tenzin Mullens

Soyoung Kim

Wenyong Zhu

Chenhua You

Michael A Cretella

Venu Madhav Duggineni

Victor Luzzato

Peter C Hrudey

Joshua A Spechler

Senem E Emgin

Ziruo Hong

Ling Han

Janos C Keresztes

YiBo Liu

Corey S Provencher

Housing module for an electronic device

An electronic device may include a display, a housing member at least partially surrounding the display and including a first segment defining a first portion of an exterior surface of the electronic device, a second segment defining a second portion of the exterior surface of the electronic device and configured to function as an antenna, and a bridge segment structurally and conductively coupling the first segment to the second segment. The electronic device may also include a molded element positioned between the first segment and the second segment and defining a third portion of the exterior surface of the electronic device.

Electronic device housing with integrated antenna

An electronic device may have a camera. The camera may capture still and moving images. A camera status indicator may be included in the electronic device. The camera status indicator may emit light to indicate when the camera is in use capturing video or other images. The camera status indicator may have multiple light-emitting devices such as light-emitting diodes or lasers. The light-emitting devices may have different colors. Clear encapsulant may cover the light-emitting devices. A white polymer wall or other light recycling structure may run along an outer peripheral edge of the encapsulant. A light diffusing coating layer may coat an outer surface of the clear encapsulant. Light reflections from the status indicator may be reduced in captured images.

Electronic device with camera status indicator

Disclosed herein are methods and systems for providing haptic output on an electronic device. In some embodiments, the electronic device includes an actuator configured to move in a first direction. The electronic device also includes a substrate coupled to the actuator. When the actuator moves in the first direction, the substrate or a portion of the substrate, by virtue of being coupled to the actuator, moves in a second direction. In some implementations, the movement of the substrate is perpendicular to the movement of the actuator.

Contracting and elongating materials for providing input and output for an electronic device

Battery for an electronic device

Aspects of the subject technology relate to low noise microphone assemblies for electronic devices. A microphone assembly may include components for sensing sound, mounted on a substrate, under a cover disposed on the substrate. The components may receive sound through an opening in the substrate. The microphone assembly may include an interposer on the substrate. The interposer includes one or more contacts on a surface that is spatially separated from the surface of the substrate, in a direction perpendicular to the surface of the substrate. A first side of the substrate may be mounted to an inner surface of a housing of the electronic device. The components, the cover, and the interposer may be mounted to an opposing second side of the substrate. A flexible printed circuit may be coupled to the contacts on the surface of the interposer, and mechanically attached to a surface of the cover.

Sensor assembly for electronic device

Display for an electronic device

Embodiments describe a receiving element that includes a ferromagnetic structure axially symmetrical around a central axis disposed along a length of the ferromagnetic structure. The ferromagnetic structure includes a groove region defining two end regions on opposing sides of the groove region, where the groove region has a smaller length than the two end regions. The receiving element also includes an inductor coil wound about the groove region of the ferromagnetic structure and in between the two end regions.

Attachment devices for inductive interconnection systems

Electronic devices and accessory devices for electronic devices are described. In some instances, an accessory device includes a keyboard and a cover rotatable with respect to the keyboard. In some instances, an accessory device includes a back panel and a foldable cover rotatable with respect to the back panel. These accessory devices may include several magnetic elements designed to magnetically couple with, and retain, an electronic device without any additional mechanical or other interlocking devices. In this regard, the magnetic elements in the accessory devices provide an external magnetic field sufficiently strong enough to retain the electronic device, and can counter gravitational forces and/or the weight of the electronic device. However, some accessory devices include additional magnetic elements that provide an external magnetic field that repels magnetic elements in the electronic device. Also, the magnetic elements may also be used to hold different sections of the accessory device together.

Accessory device for an electronic device

A magnetic attachment mechanism and method is described. The magnetic attachment mechanism can be used to releasably attach at least two objects together in a preferred configuration without fasteners and without external intervention. The magnetic attachment mechanism can be used to releasably attach an accessory device to an electronic device. The accessory device can be used to augment the functionality of usefulness of the electronic device.

Cover for an electronic device

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Florence W Ow