Motorola Corporation

Stephen M Stanton

Rudy Yorio

James Talmage Davis, Ii

Danielle P Dzung

Craig F Siddoway

Peter D Iezzi

Matthew Ronald Michieli

James Lee Isbell

Jill C Olkoski

Dale W Dorinski

Richard J Toth

Aaron Robert Allen

David I Blatt

Huy P Nguyen

Eduardo J Marabotto

David E Reiff

Son Quang Le

Sam V Hosseini

Mac W Branan

Gregory Lane Henderson

Alan James Dutson

Eduardo Nogueiras

Jose Villanueva, Iii

Dav H Karl

John R Bohlen

A first housing member () has a catch member () that engages a catch feature () on an inside surface of a second housing member () when the housing members are assembled together. A release window () is formed in the side of the second housing member to facilitate unlatching of the catch member from the catch feature. Alternatively, a latch release member () may be disposed in the release window so as to allow unlatching without the use of a tool. Additionally, the complaint covering may be formed so as to provide a water seal between the housing members, via sealing ridge () and a sealing groove ().

Concealed housing latch assembly for portable electronic device

An apparatus for protecting an accessory connector () on a communication device (). The communication device can include an opening () for providing access to the connector. The apparatus can be a cover () attached in a tethered relation to the communication device. A portion of the cover can be flexible so as to allow a user to selectively move the cover between a first position and a second position. In the first position, at the cover can substantially close the opening such that the connector is substantially protected from the infiltration of solid particles and the gross intrusion of liquids. In the second position, the cover can be held away from the connector such that substantially unimpeded access to the connector is permitted. The cover and communication device can have various associated features to ensure that the cover is retained in the first and second positions.

Connector cover for communication device

A selective call receiver assembly (10) comprises a front housing (14) having a plurality of apertures (15 & 16) and a multiplanar functional keypad (20), wherein the keypad has a first set of keys (23) and a second set of keys (22) residing on a first plane (30) and a third set of keys (21) residing on a second plane (28), the first, second, and third set of keys being integrally formed on one keypad and at least a portion of the first and third set of keys protruding through the plurality of apertures of the front housing when mounted within the front housing.

Contiguous keypad with sets of keys on different planes

A display apparatus (100) having improved impact resistant mechanical qualities includes a display (102) and a mechanically coupled support bezel (110). The support bezel (110) includes peripheral walls (112) to form an aperture (114) and cantilevered clips (118) integral to the peripheral walls (112) for holding the display (102).

Impact resistant display apparatus

Radio messaging unit

Microphone flap for a portable telephone

An integral electric switch, for controlling an electronic apparatus, comprises a main housing and a flap portion, rotatably attached thereto. The main housing contains the electronic apparatus. The flap portion has a hinge cam for rotatably attaching the flap portion to the main housing, so that the flap portion is movable from a defined open position to a closed position with respect to the main body. The main housing comprises a plurality of spring fingers making sliding contact with the hinge cam as the flap portion is rotated from the open position to the closed position thus providing a switching function and electrical connection from the housing to devices contained within the flap.

Integral spring loaded hinge and switch for portable radio device

A communication device (10) includes a loop antenna (18) that is located within a molded portion of the housing (14) of the communication device, and an electrical contact (20) for the antenna that also provides a mechanical support for at least a portion of the communication device (10).

Molded-in antenna with solderless interconnect

A reverse polarity protection assembly (40) comprises an electronic product housing (102) having a battery compartment (90) having a recessed positive contact (70) and recessed negative contact (80). The assembly further comprises a battery holder (44) carried within the battery compartment (90). The battery holder has a plurality of leaf spring contacts (54) biased towards each other at opposing ends of the battery holder, the battery holder having external battery contacts (56 and 58) to contact the recessed positive and negative contacts. The assembly finally comprises a plurality of non-conductive spacers (10) carried by at least some of the leaf spring contacts, each of the spacers have an aperture (7) allowing a protruding terminal (43) of a battery (42) to contact the leaf spring contact and preventing a flat terminal (45) of a battery from contacting the leaf spring contact.

Reverse polarity protection assembly

A molded sealing pad for a radio housing assembly is provided which has an outer sealing portion for sealing the outer periphery of the radio housing, and an inner sealing portion for sealing inner apertures of the housing assembly. The outer sealing portion includes push button actuation elements which may be actuated by exerting a horizontal actution force, and the inner sealing portion includes key pad buttons which may be actuated by exerting a vertical actuation force.

Sealing pad for a radio device

Speaker grille and keypad for a portable radio or similar article

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Lauderhill, FL, United States of America

Stephen M Stanton