Symbian Software Ltd.

Eden Group Limited

Nokia Corporation

Stephen Randall

Scott Jenson

Jenson Scott

A mobile telephone which can supply or post 'pre-answer' information which the device owner considers of relevance to a potential call recipient. This information enables a potential call recipient to be given useful information about a potential call before actually answering that call. The information is dynamic, unlike Caller ID information. Examples include: information about the subject of an intended voice call, a mood, a current activity, part or whole of a schedule of meetings or events, information about the urgency of an intended voice call, personal information, expected call duration, commercial inducements to a consumer to answer a call (special offers, loyalty points etc.), location information.

Method of and apparatus for communicating user related information using a wireless information device

A computing device comprises a display screen, the computing device is able to display on the screen a contact list automatically causes the relative prominence of one or more letters in one or more names to alter. For example, only the first letter of each name may be displayed; this facilitates fast scrolling through the contact list to the desired target.

Computing device with user interface for navigating a contacts list

One of the problems facing the designers of an electronic display and data processing apparatus is how to allow the user to perform various page management functions to, e.g. text or graphic documents, residing in the system. Examples of such functions are deleting a page or retrieving it from storage or moving it from one location to another or storing it for easy later retrieval. A particularly user friendly arrangement of an electronic display and a data processing apparatus includes a computer for storing data, and a display operable to be controlled by the computer to display a representation of a ring binder including at least one ring whereby when the user selects the ring of the ring binder the ring opens or closes.

Electronic display and data processing apparatus for displaying text and

An electronic personal organizer that electronically displays graphics representative of pages of a loose-leaf booklet or binder arranged into various sections on a display screen, including user selectable operational modes allowing input and storage of user generated graphics, notes, addresses, messages, etc. onto the representative pages. User input to the organizer is accomplished through a stylus ad an input tablet or transducer pad sensitive to pressure or position of the stylus, the organizer including a microprocessor for controlling the organizer, permanent and temporary internal memory along with external interfaces for connection with additional storage devices, printers, or other dumb or smart peripheral devices.

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Stephen Randall