Belkin International, Inc.

Foresold LLC

Steven Lee Lane

John F Wadsworth

Kenneth Mori

Mitchell Suckle

Yoko Iida

Avery Erik Holleman

David A Kleeman

Eric Beaupre

Eric A McDonald

Ernesto Victor Quinteros

Thorben Neu

Oliver Duncan Seil

Dale Tadashi Honda

Yuji Ikeda

Justin Randolf Jakobson

Abraham Camacho

Michael E Wick

Kazuyoshi Raijin Otani

Stanley Cheung

Eric Lee

Aaron Ka Hoo Poon

Celina Chen

Walter Tam

Eric Ulvog

Jason Lynn Whitney

Joshua F Valdez-Elizetxe

A machine including an adjustable cradle configured to hold, individually at different times, electronic devices having different dimensions. The machine also can include an alignment base configured to engage, individually at different times, with alignment mechanisms of overlay applicators. Each respective one of the overlay applicators can include a respective overlay configured to be applied to a respective surface of each of the electronic devices. The machine can be configured to facilitate applying, individually at different times, the respective overlays to the respective surfaces of the electronic devices. Other embodiments are described.

Overlay applicator machines and methods of providing the same

A machine can include a base including a first cradle. The first cradle can include a device slot being configured to securely hold a first electronic device. The machine also can include an alignment piece hingedly attached to the base at a hinge. The alignment piece can include an alignment base configured to engage with an alignment mechanism of an overlay applicator. The machine additionally can include a pulling piece movably attached to the base. The pulling piece can be configured to remove an adhesive release liner of the overlay applicator to expose an adhesive agent of an overlay of the overlay applicator when the alignment piece is rotated relative to the base around the hinge from a first alignment piece position to a second alignment piece position. Other embodiments are described.

Overlay applicator machine and method of providing the same

Devices for whitening teeth that include a mouth piece and an ultraviolet light source, a sterilizer that sterilizes the mouth piece, or at least one Hall-effect sensor. At least a portion of the device or mouth piece may be sterilized. A wireless charging system may drive the sterilizer or UV source, which may operate only when the mouth piece is not in the user's mouth or when the mouth piece is charging. A safety mechanism may protect the user from eye damage. The mouth piece may be charged while the mouth piece and UV source are in an enclosure. The UV source or sterilizer may turn on only while the mouth piece is in the enclosure or only while the enclosure is closed. The Hall-effect sensor(s) may control whether the UV source or sterilizer is on or may detect whether the mouth piece is docked within the charger.

Self-disinfecting teeth-whitening device

A particle removal device including a particle removal sticker. The particle removal sticker including a top side and a bottom side. The bottom side of the particle removal sticker includes an adhesive configured to removably adhere to a screen of an electronic device. The particle removal device also includes a sticker release liner. The sticker release liner includes a top side removably attached to the bottom side of the particle removal sticker. The sticker release liner is configured to be removed from the bottom side of the particle removal sticker to expose the adhesive and to adhere the particle removal sticker to the screen. The particle removal sticker is configured to remove particles as the particle removal sticker is removed from the screen. Other embodiments are provided.

Particle removal device and method of using the same

Overlay

A docking stand that includes a first surface including a connector well. The first surface can be configured to support a first side of an electronic device. The docking stand also can include a docking connector configured to be raised and lowered within the connector well and configured to removably attach to the electronic device. Other embodiments are provided.

Adjustable docking stand

A docking stand for an electronic device. The docking stand can include a bottom support surface configured to support a bottom side of the electronic device. The docking stand also can include a back support surface configured to support a side of the electronic device. The back support surface can be substantially upright when a base of the docking stand is placed on a substantially horizontal surface. The docking stand further can include a docking connector configured to removably attach to a docking port of the electronic device. The docking port can be proximate to the bottom side of the electronic device. The docking stand also can include an adjustment mechanism configured to adjust a height of the docking connector relative to the bottom support surface. Other embodiments are provided.

Adjustable docking stand and method of providing and using the same

Enclosure for network interface controller

An electrical device () includes: a housing () having a top portion (); a bottom portion () opposite the top portion; and a first side portion () between the top portion and the bottom portion; and a first cable management element () located at the first side portion, and having a first flexible tube () with a first opening () along a length of the first flexible tube.

Cable management device and method of cable management

Cable management device

Stackable hub with cable management feature

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Orange, CA, United States of America

Steven Lee Lane