Apple Inc.

Angiotech Pharmaceuticals (us), Inc.

Angiotech Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Michael Ngo

Daniel William Jarvis

David A Pakula

Lee E Hooton

Edward S Huo

Robert F Meyer

David M Gravett

Olof Mikael Trollsas

Douglas G Fournier

George Y Daniloff

Philip Michael Toleikis

James R Krogdahl

Garrett R Owoc

Srikanth V Thiruppukuzhi

Richard Hung Minh Dinh

Nicholas George Merz

Derek C Krass

Matthew P Rao

Thomas Johannessen

Stefan C Mag

Vincent Yan

An electronic device having a display assembly is disclosed. Several layers may combine to form the display assembly. For example, the display assembly may include a touch sensitive layer (or touch detection layer), a display layer that present visual information, and a force sensitive layer (or force detection layer). The display layer may include a bend or curve that allows a portion of the display layer to bend around the force sensitive layer. Also, the connectors (that provide electrical and mechanical connections) may be positioned at different locations of the layers. For example, the display layer may include a connector on a first edge region, and the force sensitive layer may include a connector on a second edge region that is perpendicular, or at least substantially perpendicular, to the first edge region. By positioning the connectors on perpendicular edge regions, the display assembly may reduce its footprint.

Display module and glass with undercut plastic frame

Methods and systems for manufacturing composite parts that include anodizable portions and non-anodizable portions such that an interface between the anodizable portions and non-anodizable portions are free of visible defects are described. The non-anodizable portions can be made of anodizable metals such as aluminum or aluminum alloy. The non-anodizable portions are made of material that do not generally form an anodic film, such as plastic, ceramic or glass materials. In particular, the methods described relate to manufacturing methods that are compatible with anodizing processes and avoid defects related to anodizing processes. In particular embodiments, the methods involve avoiding trapping of anodizing chemicals within a gap between an anodizable portion and a non-anodizable portion, which prevents the anodizing chemicals from disrupting the uptake of dye in a post-anodizing dyeing process.

Assembled integral plastic elements on an anodized mobile device enclosure

Multifunctional compounds are provided that readily crosslink in situ to provide crosslinked biomaterials. The multifunctional compounds contain a single component having at least three reactive functional groups thereon, with the functional groups selected so as to be non-reactive in an initial environment and inter-reactive in a modified environment. Reaction of a plurality of the multifunctional compounds results in a three-dimensional crosslinked matrix. In one embodiment, a first functional group is nucleophilic, a second functional group is electrophilic, and at least one additional functional group is nucleophilic or electrophilic. Methods for preparing and using the multifunctional compounds, and kits including the multifunctional compounds are also provided. Exemplary uses for the multifunctional compounds include tissue augmentation, biologically active agent delivery, bioadhesion, and prevention of adhesions following surgery or injury.

Kit for multifunctional compounds forming crosslinked biomaterials

Multifunctional compounds for forming crosslinked biomaterials and methods of preparation and use

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Michael Ngo