Nokia Corporation

Nokia Technologies Oy

James Eldon

Brian James Davidson

Simon Lawton

Anthony Dalby

Nigel Richardson

Andrew Raymond Bick

Ricky Barnet

An apparatus including a processor configured to change automatically which pixels are used to define a target captured image in response to relative movement of a sensor frame of reference defined by a camera sensor and an image frame of reference defined by the image.

Image capture

A user input section for an electronic device including a keypad display, a key, and a sheet member. The keypad display is adapted to change display of indicia on the keypad display between at least two different display modes. The key has a user depressible top section located above the display and a bottom section extending below the display. The sheet member includes a main section and a key support section connected to the main section by a living hinge. The main section is substantially stationarily connected to the keypad display. The key is connected to the key support section such that the key is adapted to move relative to the keypad display and the main section with rotation of the living hinge of the sheet member.

User input for an electronic device

A handheld electronic device hinge for mechanically connecting first and second rotatable body members of a handheld electronic device, said hinge comprising a first bracket and a second bracket, wherein said first bracket comprises: a first connecting member for connecting to the first rotatable body member of the handheld electronic device for rotation around a first axis; and a second connecting member connected to the second bracket for rotation of said second bracket around a second axis, said first and second axes being parallel to each other, and wherein said second bracket comprises a third connecting member for connecting to the second rotatable body member of the handheld electronic device for rotation around a third axis, said third axis being perpendicular to said first and second axes.

Mobile phone configuration

A handheld electronic device has a central part comprising a display and two pivotable elements. The pivotable elements are pivotably linked to the central part such that the pivotable elements are moveable between a compacted configuration and an extended configuration. Both of the pivotable elements are stacked on the central part and adjacent to each other when in the compacted configuration, and extend outward from the central part in the extended configuration. The pivotable elements each have a first surface accessible to a user in the compacted configuration. A first set of keys is disposed on the first surfaces. The pivotable elements each also have a second surface that is accessible to the user in the extended configuration but not in the compacted configuration. A second set of keys is disposed on the second surfaces.

Apparatus with user interface

A mobile electronic device includes a first housing part, a second housing part, and a hinge element connecting the first housing part and the second housing part in a foldable manner; the first housing part, the second housing part and the hinge element together form a housing, wherein the first housing part and the second housing part can assume the following positions: a closed position, wherein the first housing part and the second housing part are closed and facing each other; an open position, wherein the first housing part and the second housing part are folded apart forming an angle of approximately 180&#xb0; in relation to each other; a display element relocatably supported on the housing in the open position such that the display element can be located on either the first housing part, the second housing part or on the hinge element.

Mobile electronic device having relocatable display element

A hybrid electronic display combines one or more light emissive display elements () and one or more reflective display elements (). The respective display element types () are configured to display a representation of the same information to a viewer of the display and are activatable to compensate for variations in ambient lighting conditions.

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James Eldon