Blackberry Corporation

Research in Motion Corporation

Google Inc.

Konnex Enterprises Inc.

Motorola Mobility LLC

Malikie Innovations Limited

Danby Products Limited

Canada Prosper Apparel Ltd.

Surethik

O2 Industries Inc.

Timex Group Usa, Inc.

Jason T. Griffin

Mihal Lazaridis

Steven Henry Fyke

Norman M. Ladouceur

Jason Tyler Griffin

Jerome Pasquero

David Ryan Walker

Neil Patrick Adams

Vahid Moosavi

Kevin Howard Orr

Andrew Douglas Bocking

Norman Miner Ladouceur

David James Mak-Fan

Michael Kenneth Brown

Matthew Richard Lee

Roman Peter Rak

Matthew Bells

Alexander Kornilovsky

Herbert Anthony Little

Michael S Brown

Scott Douglas Rose

Michael Joseph Defazio

Donald Somerset McCulloch Mckenzie

Douglas James Arthur Burrell

John Jong-Suk Lee

Martin Philip Riddiford

Christopher Lyle Bender

Timothy Herbert Kyowski

David Paul Yach

Sherryl Lee Lorraine Scott

Thanh Vinh Vuong

Laura A Mahan

Sean Elliott Wilson

Gerhard Dietrich Klassen

Vadim Fux

Donald Somerset Mckenzie

Harry Richmond Major

Robert James Lowles

James Andrew Godfrey

Ian M Robertson

Shaul S Wisebourt

Roman P Rak

Robert W Phillips

David Bajar

Scott James Stobbe

Jeanne Grzenda

Hans Mathias Lewin

Michael Joseph DeFazio

Richard Devin Szasz

Guy James Fullalove

Behzad Aghaei

Jon Matthew Jurgovan

Duc-Ngon Thi Pham

Alan Kirk Stewart

Sarah Marie Guichard

Derek Nathaniel Johnson

Norman M Ladouceur

Alen Mujkic

Ahmed Abdelsamie

Mathias Lewin

Gregory Allan Thomas Hall

Richard Paul Sibley

Marc Edward Holbein

John William Wynen

Raymond Lee Canton

Santiago Carbonell Duque

Paul Robert Chyc

Gil Pinheiro

Edward Hui

John Ivan Scharkov

Benjamin John Henley

Fahd Sohail Butt

Marc Elis Meunier

Shannon White

Jeff Chi Shing Chan

Taneem Talukdar

Tim MacKay

Alina Oprea

Sherryl Lee Scott

Zane K Moi

Gerard Rizkallah

Douglas Burrell

Shauna Gamble

Brent Wayne Thomas

Janna Corrine Louise Hickson

Stephanie Elizabeth McCarty

Thomas William Holbrook

Jim Reeves

Brandon James Leonard

Matthew Lee

Nick Dimakos

Peter Lionel Whitby

Martin Phillip Riddiford

Peter La

Michal Rybak

Soussamay McManus

Daniel J Hanson

Daniel M Fischer

Jeff Chi Chan

Richard Sibley

Methods and devices for manipulating an image are described. The method comprises receiving image data, the image data including a first image obtained from a first camera and a second image obtained from a second camera, the first camera and the second camera being oriented in a common direction; identifying one or more boundaries of an object in the image data by analyzing the first image and the second image; and displaying a manipulated image based on the image data, wherein the manipulated image includes manipulation of at least a portion of the first image based on boundaries of the object.

Methods and devices for identifying one or more boundaries of an object in image data

Methods and devices for distributing and receiving content are provided. In one example aspect, a method comprises: receiving a command on a first electronic device to output content at an output device associated with a second electronic device; and in response to receiving the command to output content at the output device associated with the second electronic device: providing content access information from the first electronic device to the second electronic device, and adjusting a security state on the second electronic device.

Methods and devices for distributing content to an electronic device

Systems and methods for controlling access to a secured space are disclosed. The system includes a locking device having a body having a rotatable locking cam having a locked paddle and an unlocked paddle. The cam is rotatable between a first position and a second position. The body also has a locking pin and a power supply for supplying electrical power to circuit components of the locking device. The locking device also includes a shackle having two arms. One of the two arms has a groove in a bottom portion thereof configured to engage with the locking pin when the shackle is in a closed position. In the first position, the locked paddle of the rotatable locking cam engages the locking pin in the groove. In the second position, the locked paddle of the rotatable locking cam is disengaged from the locking pin.

Systems and methods for controlling access to a secured space

Methods and devices for selecting objects in images

Wearable electronic systems having varying interactions based on device orientations are described herein. The systems include a first wearable electronic device and a second wearable electronic device having an input device and a device orientation sensor. The device orientation sensor detects a device orientation of the second wearable electronic device and generates a device orientation signal. The systems have a first mapping orientation mode that performs a first mapping between inputs from the input device and functions of a user interface displayed on the first wearable electronic device when the second wearable electronic device has a first device orientation and a second mapping orientation mode that performs a second mapping between inputs from the input device and functions of the user interface displayed on the first wearable electronic device when the device orientation of the second wearable electronic device detected by the device orientation sensor is a second device orientation.

Wearable electronic systems having variable interactions based on device orientation

An applicator for applying fibers to a surface is described herein. The applicator includes a body having a first end and a second end. The first end has a first opening configured to couple to a container housing the fibers and to receive the fibers from the container. The second end has a second opening for dispensing the fibers from the body. The applicator also includes an air flow generating member for creating an air current for propelling the fibers through the second opening as the fibres pass along a pathway between the first opening and the second opening. The fibers are directed along the pathway from the first opening towards the second opening and into the air current by gravity.

Applicators for applying fibers to surfaces

A face mask for filtering air includes a face seal for providing an airtight flexible seal around the nose and mouth of a user, a support sealably attached to the face seal, wherein the support has an open area that allows for passage of incoming air and outlet valves for expelling exhaled air, a front shell for removably attaching to the support, wherein the front shell has inlet holes for allowing the incoming air to pass through the open area of the support, and a filter for filtering particulate elements from air. The filter is configured to be housed between the front shell and the support. The face seal provides a direct connection between the filter and the user.

Face mask for filtering air and air monitoring system

Wearable electronic systems having user interface mirroring based on device position are described herein. The wearable electronic systems include a first wearable electronic device having a display and a second wearable electronic device having a device orientation sensor. The device orientation sensor detects a device orientation of the second wearable electronic device and generates a device orientation signal in response to detecting the device orientation. The first wearable electronic device generates and displays an orientable user interface on its display in response to the first wearable electronic device receiving a first device orientation signal from the second wearable electronic device and dynamically reorients the orientable user interface in response to receiving a second device orientation signal from the first wearable electronic device. Methods of controlling an orientation of an orientable user interface presented on the display of a first wearable electronic device are also described herein.

Wearable electronic devices having user interface mirroring based on device position

Systems and methods for controlling access to a secured space are disclosed herein. The systems include a locking device fastenable to an access point of the secured space, a server, and a network for communication between the locking device and server. The locking device includes an actuator, a memory, and a processing unit for generating a control signal for the actuator to move the locking device into a locked state or a closed state. The locking device also includes a body having: a rotatable locking cam, a locking pin; at least one of a group comprising a torsion spring and a magnetic core of the locking pin; and a power supply. The locking device also includes a shackle having two arms configured to be inserted into the body.

A system and method is disclosed that provides for character or text selection and editing. The text and character selection is made by user contact with a touch sensitive screen. In order to allow for refinement of the selection, a second expanded view is implemented as compared to the original display configuration of the screen. Furthermore, the selection is described in relation to two endpoints of the block of text. Additionally, a point is specified as the point desired for insertion of the selected text. The expanded view is implemented along with the original view as required when making character selection.

Text selection using a touch sensitive screen of a handheld mobile communication device

Wearable electronic devices having rotatable input manipulable are described herein. The wearable electronic devices include a body defining an aperture that is sized and shaped to receive a finger of a user. The wearable electronic devices also include a processor housed by the body, a first input structure rotatably coupled to the body and controllably rotatable about the body by a second finger of the user and manipulable thereby, a detector system carried by the body and communicatively coupled to the processor to detect rotations of the first input structure about the body, a transmitter communicatively coupled to the processor to transmit signals to an external electronic device in response to rotations of the first input structure about the body, and, optionally, a power source communicatively coupled to the processor, the detector system, and the transmitter to provide power to at least the processor, the detector system, and the transmitter.

Wearable electronic devices having a rotatable input structure

Systems and methods for controlling access to a secured space are disclosed. The system includes a locking device fastenable to an access point of the secured space, a server, and a network for communication between the locking device and server. The locking device includes an actuator, a memory, and a processing unit for generating a control signal for the actuator to move the locking device into a locked state or a closed state. The server includes a storage unit to store authorization data for the locking device, and a processing unit which can receive a security request for the locking device from a user computing device; determine whether the security request includes requesting data that corresponds to the authorization data stored for the locking device; generate a security command based on the security request; and communicate the security command to the locking device.

Methods and devices for selecting objects in images are described. In one example aspect, a method includes: receiving stereoscopic image data, the stereoscopic image data includes a first image obtained from a first camera and a second image obtained from a second camera; identifying an object in the first image by analyzing the first image and the second image; displaying the first image, the identified object in the first image being selectable.

Methods and devices for manipulating an identified background portion of an image

A method of authenticating access on an electronic device. A digital image overlaid by an array of alphanumeric characters is displayed on a three-dimensional display of the electronic device. The digital image includes a three-dimensional representation of a scene and is displayed in three-dimensional coordinates. The array of alphanumeric characters is positioned on the three-dimensional display with respect to the digital image in three dimensions in response to received input. Access to the electronic device is authenticated in response to detecting that a designated character in the digital image is aligned with a designated object in the digital image.

Password entry using 3D image with spatial alignment

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