Apple Inc.

Super Micro Computer, Inc.

Jonathan M Lee

Daniel William Jarvis

Ian A Spraggs

David A Pakula

Marwan Rammah

Nicholas George Merz

Richard H Koch

Laura M Burke

Ekaterina Pease

Michael Benjamin Wittenberg

Lee E Hooton

Rasamy Phouthavong

Christopher S Tomasetta

Jason B Neevel

Jared P Ostdiek

Gareth L Rose

Duncan Robert Kerr

Bartley K Andre

Richard P Howarth

Peter N Russell-Clarke

Martha Evans Hankey

Shota Aoyagi

Benjamin Andrew Shaffer

Molly J Anderson

Markus Peter Diebel

Clement Tissandier

Julian Jaede

Marine C Bataille

Abidur Rahman Chowdhury

Clara Geneviève Marine Courtaigne

Mattia Pascolini

Paul Xiaopeng Wang

Nicolas Pedro Lylyk

Moises Hernandez Hernandez

Kainoa Kwon-Perez

Alexandre B Girard

Anne-Marie Heck

Phillip Michael Hobson

Aidan N Zimmerman

Simon Christopher Helmore

Ivan S Maric

Richard S Chen

Benjamin Shane Bustle

Joshua G Nickel

Salih Yarga

Michael D Quinones

Forrest C Wang

Kristina A Babiarz

Melissa A Wah

Stoyan P Hristov

David J Dunsmoor

Beth M Dakin

Kodiak D Burke

Jan K Quijalvo

Simon M Fraser

Blake N Trekell

Jason M Gillier

Jesse P Harris

Kristine S Atom

Javier Gomez Tagle

Baris Ozgen

Soroush Akbarzadeh

Jacob Barton

Matthew R McGuire

Macey E Dade

Samuel J Pliska

Cameron Bauer

Ethan R Stobbe

Brandon R Collins-Smoot

Samruddhi A Deshpande

Shirley S Lu

Matin Sedat Beheshti

Zachary S Scott

Wenjuan Yu

Mitchell T Hoertz

Nawaf Al-Baghly

Anthony B Sinclair

Sunitha Seshadri

Andy Chen

Sara E Salmon

Matthew R Mcguire

Display module for head-mounted display

A portable electronic device may include a housing having a wall defining an opening in the housing and at least a portion of four side surfaces of the portable electronic device. The portable electronic device may further include a display at least partially within the housing, a front cover positioned in the opening in the housing and over the display, the front cover defining a front surface, a peripheral side surface extending from the front surface and at least partially surrounded by the wall of the housing, and a notch that, together with a portion of the wall of the housing, defines an acoustic port of the portable electronic device. The electronic device may further include an acoustic port cover positioned at least partially in the acoustic port and a speaker at least partially within the housing and configured to direct sound through the acoustic port cover.

Handheld electronic device

Techniques for coordinating movements of various objects in an electronic document are disclosed. A first-type object remains stationary so that it becomes outside a content boundary of the electronic document, as the content boundary is pulled inside an edge of a window displaying the electronic document. A second-type object remains stationary until the content boundary reaches the edge of the window and then moves along with the scrolled electronic document as the content boundary is pulled inside the edge of the window. A third-type object and a fourth-type object may show different movement behaviors.

Coordination of static backgrounds and rubberbanding

A portable electronic device may include a housing member, a rear cover coupled to the housing member, and a top module coupled to the housing member and including a front cover defining an exterior surface and an interior surface opposite to the exterior surface, a display stack attached to the interior surface of the front cover and comprising a flexible circuit element extending from a side of the display stack, a frame member attached to the interior surface of the front cover and extending at least partially around a periphery of the display stack, and an encapsulating structure positioned between the frame member and the display stack and at least partially encapsulating a portion of a peripheral side of the display stack and the flexible circuit element. The encapsulating structure may cover at least a portion of a bottom side of the display stack.

A portable electronic device includes a housing, a front cover defining a front side of the portable electronic device, a display stack below the front cover and comprising a plurality of display layers configured to produce a graphical output in a display region of the display stack, the graphical output visible through the front cover, and a light sensor module positioned at least partially within the housing and coupled to the display stack in the display region. The light sensor module may be configured to receive ambient light passing through the front cover and through the plurality of display layers and, while a blanking interval is positioned over the light sensor module, produce an output corresponding to the received ambient light, the portable electronic device configured to determine an ambient light value based at least in part on the output from the light sensor module.

A portable electronic device may include a housing, a display at least partially within the housing, a front cover coupled to the housing and positioned over the display, and a biometric sensor module configured to illuminate an object and capture an image of the object through the front cover. The biometric sensor module may include a first lens positioned below the front cover, a first light source positioned below the first lens and configured to project, through the first lens, a dot pattern on the object, a second light source positioned below the first lens and configured to illuminate, through the first lens, the object with a flood of light, a second lens positioned below the front cover, and a light sensor positioned below the second lens and configured to capture an image of the object.

An electronic device may have peripheral conductive housing structures divided into first and second segments. First and second antennas may be formed from the segments and may be fed using a flexible printed circuit structure. The structure may include a first substrate attached to the first segment, a second substrate soldered to the first substrate and attached to the second segment, and a third substrate soldered to the second substrate. Third and fourth antennas may be formed on the first substrate whereas fifth and sixth antennas are be formed on the second substrate. The second substrate may be folded and may have a lateral area oriented perpendicular to the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth antennas. Modularly forming the structure in this way may maximize the flexibility with which the structure can accommodate other components, thereby minimizing the space consumption associated with mounting and feeding the antennas without sacrificing wireless performance.

Flexible printed circuit structures for electronic device antennas

A circuit layout includes two or more high performance processing nodes that are cooled by a cooling fan. The cooling fan resides in a cooling fan assembly that relies on principles of aerodynamics to maximize airflow. The cooling fan assembly is coupled to the opposite side of a backplane to which the circuit layout is mounted. The backplane includes large ventilation holes to permit the cooling fan to induce significantly more airflow across the circuit layout than possible with conventional designs. At least one advantage of the approaches discussed herein is circuit layouts can be constructed to meet the competing objectives of high node performance and high node density. Accordingly, data centers can be built that offer high performance computing without requiring a significant increase in physical real estate.

Cooling system and circuit layout with multiple nodes

Growing community of inventors

Fremont, CA, United States of America

Jonathan M Lee