Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Oracle America, Inc.

Apple Inc.

Cisco Technology, Inc.

Other

Synaptics Corporation

Michael White

Clifford B Willis

Victor E Jochiong

Saurav Chatterjee

Daniel Bernard Hruska

John S Drewry

Steven D Schramm

Vincent P Hileman

Gilberto Figueroa

Hon Hung Yam

Paul R Fulton

Andre M Nakaso

Daniel Ganjali

Brett C Ong

William A De Meulenaere

Thomas E Stewart

Vince P Hileman

Alan Lee Winick

Raymond Kai Ho

Denise R Silverman

Richard R Creason

Kaamel M Kermaani

Timothy E Mautz

David M Arstein

Carl L Meert

Michael Joseph Comstock

Adiymar Bigio

Steve M Wilson

Mark H Chen

Carla Ann Enos

Touch sensing performance can be improved using display noise correction. In some examples, a touch sensor panel in proximity to a display can capture first touch data at a first time interval and second touch data at a second time interval, different from the first-time interval. In some examples, third touch data can be generated by removing noise from the first touch data using at least a portion of the first touch data and at least a portion of the second touch data.

System and method for touch sensor panel with display noise correction

Touch sensing performance can be improved using display noise correction. In some examples, a touch sensor panel in proximity to a display can capture a first touch image from a touch sensor panel concurrently with updating the display and a second touch image from the touch sensor panel concurrently with blanking the display (e.g., while the display is not updating). A composite touch image can be generated by summing a filtered first touch image and a filtered second touch image. The composite touch image can be further filtered using robust regression techniques to remove residual display noise.

A processing system for multiple input object force estimation includes sensor circuitry and processing circuitry. The sensor circuitry is configured to acquire measurements of a sensing region using sensor electrodes. The processing circuitry is connected to the sensor circuitry. The processing system is configured to obtain a delta image of the sensing region using the measurements, identify locations of the input objects in the sensing region using the delta image, and determine a force estimate for each input object using the delta image, a bending response model, and the plurality of locations. The processing system is further configured to perform an action based on the force estimate of each input object of the plurality of input objects.

Touch force estimation

Disclosed herein is a device for finger and grip strength exercise. The finger strengthening device comprises a molded shape with ledges and cavity's suitable for gripping by a human hand with a connector ring or u-bolt mounted therein whereby connector ring can be attached to resistance training device.

Finger strengthening device for climbers and finger strength enthusiasts

A communication system is provided that uses loosely-coupled client-server architectures to improve the efficiency of communications. The communication system includes client and facilitator applications. The client application is a component of processor-based mobile communication devices. The facilitator application is hosted on one or more servers or other processor-based devices, and communicates with the client application via one or more couplings. The facilitator application can also be distributed among one or more portable processor-based devices including the communication devices hosting the client application. The communication system improves efficiency of voice communications by allowing communication device users to dynamically manage how and when mobile calls take place, intelligently screen calls based on caller identity, urgency, and subject matter, determine which contacts in a directory are available to talk and which ones choose not to be disturbed, and increase accessibility of enterprise and personal contact information from mobile phones.

System and method for active mobile collaboration

A brace for a circuit board vertically mounted on a motherboard includes a first attachment member capable of attaching to an edge of the circuit board distal from the motherboard; a second attachment member capable of attaching to a side edge of the motherboard; and a rigid support connecting the first attachment member and the second attachment member. The rigid support is shaped such that the circuit board is held substantially perpendicular to the motherboard when the brace is attached. An interference minimization device for minimizing the interference of a circuit board vertically mounted on a motherboard includes an attachment member capable of attaching to the circuit board at an end distal from the motherboard; a mating wall that is substantially parallel to the circuit board and abuts the circuit board when the interference minimization device is attached to the circuit board; and a tapered wall that widens from the distal end of the circuit board towards the motherboard.

Tool-less vertical PCBA insulator and support/shipping brace

A cable management system provides cable management for a switch chassis configured to receive a plurality of line card units. The cable management system comprises a cable guide arrangement configured to guide each of a plurality of cables from a line card such that the cables extend out from the line card unit and lie substantially within a plane.

Cable management system

An injection/ejection mechanism is provided for mounting and dismounting of a unit in a chassis. The mechanism includes a drive screw that cooperates with a threaded barrel, the threaded barrel being rotatable for engagement and disengagement with at least one chassis component. The drive screw can be rotated in a first rotational direction to urge the threaded barrel in a first longitudinal direction against at least one chassis component for mounting of the unit and can be rotated in an opposite rotational direction to urge the threaded barrel in an opposite longitudinal direction against at least one chassis component for dismounting of the unit.

Injection/ejection mechanism

An expansion card carrier is disclosed, the expansion card carrier including a top portion for covering an expansion card, at least one side portion for supporting the top portion, and at least one pair of card guides for allowing an expansion card to slide along into the expansion card carrier. A method for assembling an expansion card carrier is also disclosed, the method including casting a panel including a top portion for covering an expansion card and at least one side portion for supporting the top portion, forming at least one side portion by deforming the panel, and attaching at least one pair of card guides inside the expansion card carrier for allowing an expansion card to slide along into the expansion card carrier.

Expansion card carrier and method for assembling the same

An apparatus and method for selectably including a mass storage device in an expansion card space of a computer system, particularly an expansion card area lacking a space dedicated solely for the mass storage device. An apparatus according to the invention includes a mass storage frame, and an interface board to couple the mass storage device to an expansion card slot on backplane in the computer system. A computer system includes the apparatus. Another computer system includes a removable support frame for supporting a mass storage device, the removal of which allows a larger expansion card or an additional expansion card to be inserted into the backplane.

Apparatus and method for selectably including a mass storage device in a selectable space of a computer system

A computer system comprising a chassis and housing removable servers supported in subchassis, each chassis having optional front or read cable access. Power and signal connectivity to the servers may be made from the front or rear of the system. The subchassis may be half the width of the chassis or a quarter of a width of the chassis. The subchassis further include an upper bay and a lower bay as well as a plurality of field replaceable units, which all may be access through the front of the chassis. One or more of the field replaceable units connect to the system through a midplane, located within the subchassis.

Computer system having front and rear cable access

Portable translation device

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Michael White