Motorola Mobility LLC

Motorola Corporation

Google Technology Holdings LLC

Peter J Ina

Iulius Lucaci

David S Brenner

Hoi L Young

Michael Bohan

Christopher C Gielow

Timothy Bruns

Richard J Schatzberger

Stephen R Gay

Christopher B Fruhauf

Vincent W Lau

Christian H Figenschou

Dag A Kittlaus

Jefrey E Merkel

A method and a system for accessing data stored in an electronic device () are disclosed. The data is stored in a data structure. The data structure includes a plurality of sets. Each of the plurality of sets includes at least one entry with an identical first character. The method includes varying () the speed of navigation through the data structure by using the input device (). The method also includes displaying () a pre-defined entry from each of the plurality of sets, based on a pre-defined actuation of the input device.

Method and system for accessing data stored in an electronic device

A wireless communication device for providing channel information is described. The wireless communication device comprises a housing having a first display and a second display, a memory configured to store a plurality of media objects that may be shown by the second display, and a processor coupled to the second display. The housing has a first position exposing the first and second displays and a second position covering the first display and exposing the second display. The processor is configured to change operation of the second display from one media object to another.

System and method for managing applications and media content of a wireless communication device

A wireless communication handset () having a movable bezel input device () coupled to a housing portion () that rotates in substantially parallel planes. Rotation of the bezel input device in a first direction moves information on a displayin a first direction. Rotation of the bezel input device moves information in a second direction. Depressing a first portion of the bezel input device moves the text in a third direction and depressing a second portion of the bezel input device moves the information in a fourth direction.

Rotating user interface

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Arlington Heights, IL, United States of America

Peter J Ina