Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

U-blox Ag

U.S. Philips Corporation

Geotate B.v.

Simon Royce Turner

Andrew Thomas Yule

Christopher Brian Marshall

Paul John Rankin

David Eves

Asher J Hoskins

Francis H Geesin

George Marmaropoulos

Yevgeniy Eugene Shteyn

David E Penna

Stefan Pannenbecker

Bernard J Coughlin

A method of appending a position stamp to an image file of a photo or video clip taken with a digital camera having a GPS antenna and a GPS RF front-end including an analogue to digital converter for receiving GPS signals and outputting GPS signal samples together with a digital camera and computer for the same.

Method of position stamping a photo or video clip taken with a digital camera

In a networked communications apparatus comprising at least one server () and a plurality of user terminals (), together with a portable communications device () co-operating with one or more user terminals (), the coupling () between terminal and communications device is by wireless transmission. The portable communications device () means for receiving wireless transmissions from the terminal are further configured to receive additional data transmitted wirelessly from other sources, such as message delivery beacons (B1&#x2013;BN) distributed in the locality.

Networked message delivery system

A geographic region has a network of beacons. Each beacon transmits a short-range facilitation signal for receipt on a user's mobile communication device. The facilitation signal initiates associating the facilitation signal with a service and conditionally alerts the user to the service via the device dependent on a user profile. The user-profile and the association between facilitation signal and service are user-programmable.

Mobile micro portal

A sliding electrical switch ( ) for use in a garment ( ) has two spaced elongate flexible surfaces ( ), at least one electrical contact on each surface ( ), and a slider ( ) slidable along the surfaces to cause electrical connection between the contacts. There may be a number of spaced contacts ( ), the slider ( ) acting as a selector switch; or there may be two continuous spaced contacts ( ), movement of the slider ( ) providing a variation in resistance. The slider can be a bead ( ) running on cords ( ) attached to the edges of spaced pieces of fabric ( ); or a buckle ( ) sliding on a strip ( ); or a zip fastener traveller ( ), adjacent teeth ( ) of the zip being electrically connected ( ); or a bead ( ) running on lengths ( ) of flexible tubing with internally conductive strips ( ).

Sliding switch

An electronic information display system which is organized as a reference information display system. The system comprises a reference source in the form of a compact disc CD ROM, which constitutes a mass read-only memory for the system. The disc contains text, graphics and/or sound data portions for a plurality of items of information. The disc also contains a list of these items together with addresses for their respective data portions. The system is processor-controlled such that the list and addresses are read from the disc into a programme memory. Using scrolling and/or selection techniques, the list can then be displayed a part at a time until a required item is found. Selection of this item will result in its data portions being transferred from the CD ROM to the programme memory where they can be accessed for use (i.e. visual or audible).

Electronic information display systems

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Redhill, United Kingdom

Simon Royce Turner