Google Inc.

Ji Heun Lee

Amy A Han

Andrew Bowers

Kevin Tom

Lawrence K Lam

Yoshikazu Hoshino

Kenneth Ryan Loo

Jacqueline Belleau

Jeffrey Y Hayashida

Felix Jose Alvarez Rivera

Michelle Yu

John Nicholas Jitkoff

William Riis Hamburgen

Glen Murphy

Vivian Tan Lum

Matthew Stephen Steiner

Bryan Patrick Kiple

Dong P Kim

Felix Alvarez Rivera

George Matsumoto

Karen Ouk

Bonnie Han

Notebook computer housing

An apparatus includes a processor and a keyboard having multiple, separately moveable keys. The keyboard is configured to function as both a keyboard and a trackpad.

Keyboard integrated with trackpad

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for verifying the ability of a processing system to crawl and index a native application and links for provided for the native application, and to make available reporting data that details the results of one or more verification tests.

Verification of native applications for indexing

According to an example embodiment, a base may include a frame, a keyboard enclosed by the frame, and a mount hingedly attached to the frame. The keyboard may be configured to wirelessly communicate with a computing device. The mount may include at least one magnet configured to retain the computing device.

Attaching computing device to mount by magnets

In one general aspect, an apparatus can include a display portion, a base frame coupled to the display portion where the base frame includes a channel defined by a top wall opposite a bottom wall and a side wall coupled to the top wall and to the bottom wall. The side wall can have an outer surface defining at least a portion of an outer perimeter of the base frame. The channel can have a first portion on a first side of the base frame and a second portion on a second side of the base frame opposite the first side of the base frame. The apparatus can include a midplane having a first edge disposed in the first portion of the channel and having a second edge disposed in the second portion of the channel.

Apparatus related to a structure of a base portion of a computing device

Certain aspects of a method and system for a wireless device to upload media to a web-based server may include a network that includes a wireless device and one or more mobile devices. The wireless device may be configured based on received authentication credentials from one or more mobile devices. A unique identification may be communicated automatically without user input, to the one or more mobile devices when the media content is newly generated by the wireless device. The received authentication credentials and the unique identification may enable the newly generated media content to be uploaded to the web-based sever. The wireless device may be operable to upload the newly generated media content to the web-based server via the one or more mobile devices, if the wireless device is unable to connect to the web-based server directly using wireless network credentials corresponding to one or more authorized wireless networks.

Remotely configuring a wireless device and uploading media to a server

The computer display includes a display case, a bezel, and a bezel frame in contact with the display case and the bezel, the bezel frame including at least one portion extending away from the bezel to a surface of the display case, the at least one portion defining at least a portion of a cavity.

Computer display including a bezel

A computing device may include a base assembly defining an opening, and a keyboard assembly including a plurality of keys. The keyboard assembly may be disposed within the opening of the base assembly. The computing device may include a keyboard support member having a lattice structure defining a plurality of openings. The keyboard support member may be configured to secure the keyboard assembly to the base assembly within the opening defined by the base assembly such that the plurality of keys fit within the plurality of openings defined by the lattice structure.

Keyboard support member for a computing device

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Ji Heun Lee