Mophie Inc.

Kyocera Wireless Corporation

Intelligun, LLC

William Westwood

William Benjamin Hasbrook

Sean Michael Stuck

Nguyen To

Matthew Brand

Souheil Gallouzi

Jason Kemmerer

Sidney Sitachitt

Yishai Mendelsohn

A tablet computer stand configured to hold a tablet computer in either horizontal (landscape) or vertical (portrait) positions. Tablet computer stand may comprise a T-shaped tablet computer dock (the 'T-Arm'), a dock rotator, a neck, and a U-shaped base (the 'U-Foot').

Tablet computer stand

A lock for a firearm is disclosed. The firearm has a grip safety and a sear engageable to a biased hammer in a cocked position and releasable by a trigger. The lock includes a housing defining a bore within which a mainspring biasing the hammer is revived. A latch is rotatably mounted to the housing and has a grip safety arm and a cam follower, and has a first rotational excursion with the grip safety arm in engagement with and restricting the grip safety to block movement of the trigger, and an opposed second rotational excursion with the grip safety arm in disengagement from the grip safety to unblock depression of the grip safety and movement of the trigger. An actuator is mounted to the housing and cooperatively linked to the latch, and provides motive force for positioning the larch in the first rotational excursion and the second rotational excursion.

Firearm safety lock with key-based override

Snap mobile phone case

Tablet computer keyboard-case

Universal battery pack

Portable battery charger

A wireless communication system, a wireless handset, and a method for remotely changing a ring tone on the wireless handset are described. The wireless communication system comprises antennas, a network system and a set of programming instructions. The network system processes a request to change the first ring tone to a second ring tone. The request is made from the remote electronic device that is accessed by a validated user. The set of programming instructions are communicated from the network system to the wireless handset via the antennas. The wireless handset with the first ring tone comprises a handset memory, a handset antenna, a processor, and a handset speaker is also described. The processor is configured to process the set of programming instructions communicated by the validated user that changes the first ring tone to the second ring tone. The method comprises permitting the validated user to access a menu having a user selectable option that permits changing the first ring tone to the second ring tone.

System and method for changing a ring tone

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Escondido, CA, United States of America

William Westwood