Motorola Corporation

Uncommon LLC

Wimo Labs LLC

General Instrument Corporation

Google Inc.

Lenovo (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Acco Brands Corporation

Scott Wilson Design Limited

Aum Cardiovascular, Inc

Nytro Labs, LLC

Tech-sessories, Inc.

Jon Godston

Scott Harold Wilson

Dustin R Brown

Dennis Matthew Puhalla

Harold L Wikel

Daniel T Berg

Kevin Gerard Brennan

John J Hong

Paul M Pierce

Claude Zellweger

Ryan Patrick Rye

Brian Jon Hassemer

Michael F Paradise

David Brian Seal

Keith Alsberg

Stephen Christopher

Giles D McWilliam

Simon Quay

Stephen M Christopher

Charles R Herrmann

Idil Girard

Dustin Lee

Casey Gardner Peterson

John M Miller

William Welch

Hannes Harms

Carl W Gomes, Ii

Marco Susani

Michael Seum

Ben Robertson

Gillian Rode

Jessica Choi

Carl Alexander Cepress

Christopher B Houghton

Dickon Isaacs

Mark D Zaveson

Mark D Finney

Michael Prstojevich

Paul R Holbrook

Mark Daniel Janninck

Balaji Kandasamy

Mark W Oliver

John B Van Den Nieuwenhuizen

Kevin J Schechtel

Kenneth W Douros

William F Zancho

Steven J Nowlan

Sumir Kapur

Tony N Kfoury

Scott Michael Kouri

Erik A Cholewin

Xinrui Jiang

Michael Albertini

Ajit C Cotha

Donald L Cantrell

Scott A Wilke

Ye Xu

Christopher W Drackett

Duncan L Trevor-Wilson

Bradley J Wolf

Deborah A Matteo

Maria B Thompson

Andrew Kist

John McClusky

Dustin Brown

Scott Wilson

Robert Hertlein

Andrew A Powell

McKay R Johnson

Karstem Aagaard

Fabio Moneta

A carrying case for a portable electronic device is disclosed. Generally speaking, the protective case for a portable electronic device comprises a body section having a back surface and upturned sides, and a rim affixed to an edge of the upturned sides of the body sections, the rim defining an open area. Preferably, the body section is comprised of contrasting colors and forms a cavity defined by the back surface and the upturned sides. Further, the body section and the rim are preferably formed of the same material. A second protective section may be used to form a protective shell-like structure about the electronic device.

One-piece protective case

Wristband for tracking fitness

A protective case for housing a mobile device is provided. The case comprises a shell assembly including a top shell and a bottom shell that at least partially enclose and form a perimeter around the device. The case further includes a backing assembly comprising an upper backing element and a lower backing element configured to join together along a parting line between a top end and a bottom end of the shell assembly. The case also includes a lock assembly for use in drawing together the upper and lower backing elements to hold the components of the shell assembly together.

Mobile device case with integrated locking assembly

One-piece protective carrying case

Communication device

A protective case for housing a mobile device is provided. The protective case comprises a top shell that seals against a top surface of a device and a bottom shell that cradles the back of the device. The top shell provides a downward extension along its perimeter that fits within a pocket formed around at least a portion of the perimeter of the bottom shell. At least the top shell forms an outward extending protrusion that is gripped by one or more backing elements that slide over the exterior of the bottom shell and extend up around the protrusion to grip the top shell and secure it to the bottom shell. Where upper and lower backing elements are used that meet at a parting line along the outer (exterior) surface of the bottom shell, a locking mechanism may be used to pull the backing elements together and hold them in place.

Mobile device case

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide a flexible boot for at least partially encompassing an electronic device. In one embodiment, the boot includes a rear panel and a sidewall extending from the real panel. The sidewall includes an inner surface, an outer surface, and a plurality of compressible hollow regions positioned between the inner surface and the outer surface. The rear panel and the inner surface of the sidewall at least partially define a cavity configured to receive the device. Other embodiments of the present disclosure provide a case for housing an electronic device. In one embodiment, the case includes an elastomeric boot and a rigid posterior portion defining an opening therethrough through which a portion of the boot extends. The boot includes a sidewall and is configured to receive the device such that the sidewall at least partially surrounds a plurality of lateral sides of the device.

Portable electronic device case

A method for applying an image onto a surface (or substrate) of most any material, including thermoplastic, thermoset plastic, metal, metal alloys, wood, cellulose material, polymer, synthetic fabric, natural fabric, glass, ceramic, and combinations thereof, includes the steps of preparing a substrate for application of an image, placing the transfer sheet onto the prepared substrate, applying heat to the substrate and image sufficient to sublimate the image, allowing the image to absorb into the prepared substrate, and then curing the imaged substrate. Multiple substrates may be individually imaged and joined, if desired. One or more of the substrates may be at least partially transparent (e.g., clear, transparent or translucent) such that portions of other images, substrates or objects placed behind the one or more substrates are at least partially visible through the one or more substrates.

Method for sublimating an image onto a substrate

Retractable ear bud case

Audio interface

A case for holding a portable electronic device includes an anterior portion, a posterior portion, a boot, a transparent covering portion, and a plurality of fasteners. The anterior portion may have a front surface, a back surface, and a screen window. The posterior portion may have a front surface and a back surface. The boot may be flexible and may fit around the portable electronic device. The boot may have a sidewall, a flange extending inwardly from the sidewall, and a rear panel. The sidewall may be between the anterior portion and the posterior portion. The transparent covering portion may have an outer edge, a front surface, and a back surface. The outer edge may be between the boot and the back surface of the anterior portion. The plurality of fasteners may fasten the anterior portion and the posterior portion.

A two-piece carrying case for a portable electronic device is disclosed. Generally speaking, the protective case includes a first body section and a second body section, each having a back surface, upturned sides, a connecting surface and a rim tightly bonded to an edge of the upturned sides of each body section. The rim defines an open area. The first and second body sections are joined by overlapping the respective connecting surfaces. Correspondingly aligned protrusions and depressions in the connecting surfaces retain the two sections in an overlapping configuration.

Two-piece protective case

Growing community of inventors

Chicago, IL, United States of America

Jon Godston