Intel Corporation

Intel-ge Care Innovations LLC

James Lundell

Edward R Harrison

Cindy L Merrill

Alyson R Miller

Bradford H Needham

Jean-Manuel Van Thong

Anna-Marie Mansour

Rochelle J Keeler

Michael Labhard

Giuseppe Beppe Raffa

Fai Yeung

Rahul C Shah

Adam Jordan

Chieh-Yih Wan

Rowland Lee Brown

Atul N Hatalkar

Charles Carter Jernigan

Kahyun Kim

Dzung D Tran

Nicholas Moe Khosravy

Michael J Payne

Ashwini Asokan

Fu Zhou

Norman T Bright

Timothy E Hansen

Eric Lewallen

Corrie Bates

Megan E Hansen

System and techniques for a virtual detent bezel device are described herein, a configuration that specifies a detent pattern and an output pattern corresponding to the detent pattern may be received receiving by the virtual detent bezel device. A physical portion of the virtual detent bezel device may sense a rotational action of a user interacting with a physical portion of the virtual detent bezel device. The rotational action may be compared to a present rotational position to determine a rotational change. The rotational change may be thresholded against the detent pattern to determine that a detent is crossed. A haptic feedback device may be activated in response to determining that the detent is crossed. A portion of the output pattern that corresponds to the detent that is crossed may be output by the virtual detent bezel device.

Virtual detent bezel device

Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that can be configured to determine that an unobtrusive gesture has been received on a first electronic device and send a signal to a second electronic device in response to the unobtrusive gesture. The first electronic device can also be configured to receive a signal from the second electronic device, determine an unobtrusive output in response to the signal, and generate an unobtrusive notification in response to the received signal. In an example, the first electronic device is a part of jewelry worn by a user.

User interaction with wearable devices

A data processing system includes components for providing a pleasant user experience. Those components may include a family interaction engine that provides a family channel. The family interaction engine may provide for creation of a user group. The family channel may present content of interest to multiple users in the user group. When a user is detected near the data processing system, the family interaction engine may automatically present content of interest to that user. When used for presenting media content, the data processing system may also cause supplemental data to automatically be presented, wherein the supplemental data is relevant to the media content and to a predetermined interest of the user. The data processing system may also provide a ranked list of applications for potential activation by the user. The applications may be ordered based on the current context. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Methods and apparatus for facilitating multi-user computer interaction

A system provides assisted living messages with varying levels of detail to a person, according to proximity gradients. In one embodiment, the system involves location data. The location data associates first and second notification devices with respective first and second locations at a dwelling. A remote configuration module may enable a caregiver at a location other than the dwelling to specify multiple messages to be presented to the person at the dwelling, to assign first and second messages among the multiple messages to the first location, and to associate the first and second messages with first and second proximities, respectively, for the first location. The first notification device may automatically present the first message in response to detecting the person within the first proximity, and the second message in response to detecting the person within the second proximity. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Remotely configurable assisted-living notification system with gradient proximity sensitivity

A user interface enables the display of browser information in a space conserving fashion. A plurality of icons may be displayed along a bar adjacent a browser display window. When an icon is selected, an appropriate panel may be displayed. A uniform resource locator text entry block may only be displayed when an appropriate icon is selected. Thus the extra space that is lost through the display of the text entry block is only encountered when the user actually needs to make a uniform resource locator text entry.

Conserving space on browser user interfaces

A system for controlling the display of pop-up windows in web browsers intercepts a request to display a pop-up window and instead may display a dialog box asking the user to indicate whether the user wishes to display the pop-up window. The dialog box may extract information from the pop-up window to give the user some indication of what the pop-up window is about. The user may then control whether the pop-up window is displayed or not.

Controlling the display of pup-up web browser windows

A scroll device may be provided on a processor-based system to simultaneously scroll both of at least two frames in two separate windows. Thus, each frame is scrolled until a first frame reaches its beginning or end. At that point, the scrolling of the first frame stops automatically while the other frame continues to scroll.

Providing a scrolling function for a multiple frame web page

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Portland, OR, United States of America

James Lundell