Motorola Corporation

Motorola Mobility LLC

Whirlpool Corporation

Renee M Garnham

Christopher A Arnholt

Ruben D Castano

Mark D Zaveson

Giles D McWilliam

Stephen M Christopher

Yiting Hu

Harold L Wikel

Eric Craig Irwin

Timothy J Sutherland

Hakan Carlsson

Allen D Wong

Ulf Nordh

Alan D Bengtson

Eckart Wilholm Braunisch

Michiel S Knoppert

Anders B Zeijlon

Per Torngren

John F Hines

Hans Lindgren

Hakan Lundstrom

Laura E Vennie

Laura E Petzke

Removable case

There is disclosed a portable electronic device comprising a front surface, a side surface, and an indicator. The front surface is substantially parallel to a horizontal axis, and the side surface is connected to the front surface. The side surface includes an angled surface and forward side portion between the angled surface and the front surface, in which the angled surface is angled relative to the horizontal axis. The indicator is located at the angled surface of the side surface. For one embodiment, the side surface includes a groove having two angled surfaces and a meeting point where the surfaces meet. The one angled surface angles downward from the meeting point relative to the horizontal axis, and the other angled surface angles upward from the meeting point relative to the horizontal axis. For another embodiment, the device may have a slider form factor.

Indicator shelf for portable electronic device

Communication device

A microwave oven for use in cooking food having a door and door mounted controls and a cooling system where the door mounted controls are disclosed. The microwave oven having an external enclosure defining an outer cabinet and an oven cavity supported within the external enclosure where the oven cavity has a front access opening. The door is rotatably supported adjacent the external enclosure for selectively closing the access opening. A control unit is mounted within the door and a ventilation cooling path is formed within the door for cooling the control unit mounted with the door. A blower is supported within the external enclosure for directing an air flow toward the door and into the ventilation cooling path. The microwave can further include a housing which is supported within the door for enclosing the control unit and where the housing forms part of the ventilation cooling path. A baffle is disposed within the housing wherein the housing and the baffle direct the air flow initially upwardly and then downwardly to pass along the control unit.

Microwave oven having a door ventilation system

Microwave oven

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Dearborn, MI, United States of America

Renee M Garnham