Intel Corporation

Other

Mark C Pontarelli

Ravishankar Iyer

Mark R Francis

Gregory A Peek

Andy S Idsinga

Maria L Pitallano

Katie Dill

Katherine Marisa Dill

James Dorenkamp

Xiaoxia Li

Erin M Muntzert

Gordon A Wilde

Kate Niedermeyer

Andy The Dude S Idsinga

Katherine Niedermeyer

Andrew W Keates

Katherine M Dill

Gordon Wilde

Xiaoxi Li

Dwayne E Canfield

Wearable electronic display device

Insert for a wearable electronic display device

Particular embodiments described herein provide for a wearable electronic device, such as a bracelet, watch, wristband or armband. One particular example implementation of a wearable electronic device may include a first display screen, a second display screen, and logic. At least a portion of the logic is implemented in hardware. The logic is configured to receive a communication over a wireless network, and to display, in the first display screen, a communication alert. The communication alert can be a graphic design. The logic is also configured to receive input data indicative of a screen transition input to view information associated with the communication, and to display, in the second display screen, the information associated with the communication. In further embodiments, the graphic design includes a notification pattern indicating one or more attributes of the communication. In further embodiments, the first and second display screens form a single display screen.

Wearable electronic device having heterogeneous display screens

Wearable electronic display device with an attachable accent

Various embodiments are described to coordinate the servicing of multiple network interfaces.

Technique to coordinate servicing of multiple network interfaces

A software program and method to coordinate with hardware which is capable of dynamic speed switching is used to reset timing (bus and processor clock) sensitive elements such that machine speed (bus and processor clock frequencies) can be changed dynamically without interruption of I/O services or general OS and application level functions. This includes storing timing parameters for different system operating speeds. These timing parameters can be stored, then loaded into low level memory in coordination with certain service and speed changes to effect a smooth speed transition within a minimal number of clock cycles. In a preferred form, this includes examining the hardware configuration at system startup and determining timing parameters for the specific hardware installed in the system.

Dynamic speed switching software for power management

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Escondido, CA, United States of America

Mark C Pontarelli