Symbol Technologies, LLC

Motorola Solutions, Inc.

Mark C Palmer

Curt D Croley

Michael A Kaminsky

Quintin Robert Morris

James C Krause

JaeHo Choi

Ryan M Nilsen

Sunghun Lim

Goktug Duman

Carl A Thelemann

Chad Chaumont

Christopher R Paul

Ban Hin Ooi

Alexander R Spiro

Richard Martin

Jaihar Jailani Ismail

Travis G Baldwin

Michael Astanovsky

Avihu Cohen

Ariel Rotman

Charles A Bacon

Ben Michaeli

Evgeny Bialik

William R Bang

Simon Franklin

Barbara Millet

Carl Theleman

Bob Kowalski

Communication device

Rugged mobile computing device

Barcode scanning device

A cradle locks a mobile unit (MU) therein with a single insertion process. The cradle includes a cup shaped to receive a first portion of the MU. The cradle includes a backing portion including a first end coupled to the cup portion. The cradle includes a hoop portion movably coupled to a second end of the backing portion for movement between a securing position and a receiving position, the hoop being biased toward the securing position. The cradle includes a latch releasably securing the hoop portion in the receiving position. The cradle includes a plunger extending out of the backing portion in a first direction so that, when engaged by the MU, the plunger is moved in a second direction opposite the first direction moving the latch to release the hoop portion so that the hoop portion moves under its bias into the securing position.

Cradle for mobile unit

Mobile computing terminal

A rechargeable battery includes a housing having an external surface including a user interface region. A battery cell within the housing is characterized by a charging status, a state of charge, and a state of health. A processor disposed within the housing determines and/or stores the charging status as well as one or more of the state of charge and the state of health of the battery cell. The user interface region provides a plurality of visual components configured to provide a plurality of visual cues relating to the charging status, the state of charge, and the state of health of the battery cell. The plurality of visual components may include a persistent display, an on-demand display, and an input component. The input component may be used to select the manner in which the visual cues are provided.

User interface for rechargeable batteries

Portable communication device

The present disclosure provides methods and systems for a hand held mobile device that has a front surface, two side surfaces, and a bottom surface wherein the bottom surface partially includes a battery pack having an outer surface that forms an integral relationship with the bottom surface. The first perch and second perch at least partially extend away from the outer surface of the battery pack of the hand held mobile device. The first perch and the second perch are in a spaced-apart arrangement for allowing the finger of a user to be positioned between the first perch and the second perch during use of the hand held mobile device.

Hand held mobile device containing comfort perches

Graphical battery management system

Mobile computer

A system provides a charging and a connection for a mobile unit. The system includes a housing of a mobile unit that couples to a latch. The housing comprises a loop and a panel. The loop is disposed on a top portion of the housing and receives a hook of the latch. The panel is disposed on a back portion of the housing and receives a corresponding panel of the latch. The panel includes a first set of electrical contacts that couple to a second set of electrical contacts of the corresponding panel to establish an electrical connection.

System for a mobile unit charging and connection

Battery pack for a mobile device

Bezel for a mobile device

Growing community of inventors

Bay Shore, NY, United States of America

Mark C Palmer