Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

George Hristov Gueorguiev

Fred Charles Thomas, Iii

Jonathan Shea Robinson

Bruce E Blaho

Lauren Domingo

Neill Thomas Kapron

Lisa Ann Yunker

Ken Ogden

Ryan John Handy

Scott Michael Fehringer

Jeffrey Edward Leaming

Andrew Stone Cifala

Styli for generating alert notifications to prevent unintentional marking of interactive devices are disclosed. A disclosed stylus includes a housing and a processor. The housing is to interchangeably receive a physically marking nib and an electronic marking nib. The processor is carried by the housing. The processor is to determine a received nib is the physically marking nib. The processor is further to determine a distance between the stylus and an interactive device satisfies a threshold. The processor is further to generate an alert notification based on the received nib being the physically marking nib and the distance between the stylus and the interactive device satisfying the threshold.

Styli

A locking system is disclosed. The locking system comprises a locking bar rotatable between a locked position and an unlocked position. A locking feature on the locking bar engages a tab when the locking bar is rotated into the locked position.

Locking bar for a computer

Disclosed herein is dock for a mobile device. An example of a dock includes an enclosure and an adjustable shelf. The enclosure includes a sloped top surface to support a display of a mobile device at a viewing angle, wherein a slope of the sloped top surface is due to a height of the enclosure being shorter at a front of the enclosure than a back of the enclosure. The shelf adjustable shelf is coupled to a top front edge of the enclosure by a hinge, wherein the adjustable shelf is to receive the mobile device, and the adjustable shelf rests flat against the sloped top surface to support the display at a default viewing angle, and the adjustable shelf is pivotable around the hinge to adjust the viewing angle.

Dock for a mobile device

Example embodiments disclosed herein relate to illuminating backlights based on dominant colors presented on a display. Dominant colors of portions of the display are determined. Backlights of a keyboard are caused to be illuminated to colors based on respective dominant colors.

Illuminating colored keyboard backlights based on display portions

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Fort Collins, CO, United States of America

George Hristov Gueorguiev