Inventec Appliances Corporation

Shun-Ping Wang

Kun-Huei Chen

A bonding device. A plurality of bonding units each has a base and a fastening member. Each base has a first connecting portion, a second connecting portion, and a stopper. An electronic device has a circuit unit and a predetermined element. The circuit unit has several first positioning portions and the predetermined element has several second positioning portions. The first positioning portions and the second positioning portions are through holes. When the predetermined element is attached to the upper surface of the circuit unit by aligning the second positioning portions with the corresponding first positioning portions, the second connecting portion of the base is first fit into the first positioning portions of the circuit unit, then the fastening member passes through the second positioning portion of the predetermined element to couple with the fastening member by several turns. Thus, the predetermined element is fixed on the circuit unit.

Bonding device

The present invention is to provide a surveillance apparatus for monitoring the situation of a visitor through a mobile phone, which comprises a monitor assembly including a microprocessor, a digital/analog converter connected to the microprocessor, an electric bell, a microphone, and a speaker. If the electric bell is pressed, a visit signal will be sent to the microprocessor. After the microprocessor has received the visit signal, a notice signal is sent immediately from a switchboard through at least one base station to a mobile phone. After the mobile phone is connected, a bidirectional signal communication can be made between the mobile phone and the microphone and the speaker.

Surveillance apparatus integrated with mobile phone

A method for simplifying a menu selection on a cellular phone, wherein an operating system installed in the cellular phone proceeds with a process comprising the steps of: (a) reading a memory of the cellular phone while the cellular phone is turned on; (b) determining whether a topmost sub-menu set instruction with respect to a most frequently used one of a plurality of sub-menus already being set and stored in the memory; (c) if yes, showing the most frequently used sub-menu on a topmost position of a main menu as a topmost sub-menu on a display of the cellular phone. This can simplify the selection of menu and sub-menus thereof, thereby eliminating conventional drawbacks of tedious and time consuming in reaching a desired sub-menu stepwise.

Method for simplifying cellular phone menu selection

A changeable keyboard arrangement includes a database established in the memory of an electronic device, with a minimum of one or more keyboard layout code-page tables stored in the database such that the user can change to a different keyboard layout on the electronic device, and after selecting the key configuration of the keyboard to be changed from a keyboard layout set-up menu, the CPU of the electronic device reads numbers from the key code-page table stored beforehand in the memory; as such, when the user changes a keyboard layout and presses various keys, the CPU searches for the corresponding numbers in the code-page tables based on the first signal issued by the contacts of the keys within a unit interval and then executes the relevant processing.

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Taipei Hsieng, Taiwan

Shun-Ping Wang