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Anthony Giardini, Bellevue, WA US
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20090271486 | MESSAGING DEVICE FOR DELIVERING MESSAGES TO RECIPIENTS BASED ON AVAILABILITY AND PREFERENCES OF RECIPIENTS - A messaging device facilitates delivery of messages to recipients based on availability and preferences associated with recipients. In some embodiments, messages are composed by a user via a touchscreen display. Icons representing potential message recipients are displayed, and the user may deliver a message to a recipient by associating the message with the icon that represents the desired recipient. The facility uses availability information—which reflects recipients' availability and willingness to communicate—and system- and recipient-defined preferences to determine the best method(s) of delivery for a message and other features of message delivery. Recipients' availability and preferences may be displayed to users on an interface. Users may make decisions regarding delivery method, timing, and other details of message delivery based on the displayed availability and preference information. | 10-29-2009 |
20090271712 | MESSAGING DEVICE HAVING A GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE FOR INITIATING COMMUNICATION TO RECIPIENTS - A messaging device allows a user to initiate communication to recipients via a graphical user interface. In some embodiments, messages are composed by a user via a touchscreen display. Pre-existing messages may also be retrieved by the user via the display. Icons representing potential message recipients are displayed, and the user may deliver a message to a recipient by associating the message with the icon that represents the desired recipient, such as by a drag-and-drop or pop-and-hop motion. In addition, the user may indicate to which of the recipient's various electronic devices or services the message is to be delivered. In some embodiments, the user may deliver the message to a group of recipients. | 10-29-2009 |
20100041333 | CHARGING STATION THAT OPERATES AS AN INTERMEDIARY DEVICE BETWEEN MOBILE DEVICES AND OTHER DEVICES - A charging station for mobile devices that acts as an intermediary device to facilitate communication between mobile devices and other proximate devices. The charging station may receive data with a mobile device via a first communication protocol (e.g., Bluetooth) or in a first data format and may transmit the received data to a proximate device via a second communication protocol (e.g., WiFi) or in a second data format. The charging station may then receive responsive data from the proximate device via the second communication protocol (e.g., WiFi) or second data format and transmit the responsive data the mobile device via the first communication protocol (e.g., Bluetooth) or first data format. In some embodiments, the charging station may communicate status data about a mobile device to other proximate devices. | 02-18-2010 |
Anthony Giardini, Seattle, WA US
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20110058516 | Accessory Based Data Distribution - In some aspects, a telecommunications device obtains an identifier from an accessory token. The telecommunications device may transmit the identifier to a server to request content associated with the identifier. The telecommunications device may receive the content from the server when the identifier is valid and/or the content is available. In various aspects, the accessory token is communicatively coupled to the telecommunications device, which enables the telecommunications device to obtain the identifier. | 03-10-2011 |
20110175747 | Interactive Electronic Device Shell - An interactive electronic device shell and light source may enable personalization and increased functionality of an electronic device. The shell may at least partially cover a light source and attach to an electronic device. The shell includes at least some transparent or translucent portions (e.g., light stencils) that enable light from a matrix of the light source to emit through the shell, thus causing a display of light from the shell. In some aspects, the electronic device may be linked with the shell and/or the light source to control light emission through the shell. In various aspects, an illumined portion of the shell may have significance, such as revealing an artistic design or indicating a message based on activity of the electronic device. | 07-21-2011 |
20110175748 | Element Mapping to Control Illumination of a Device Shell - An interactive electronic device shell and light source may enable personalization and increased functionality of an electronic device. The shell may at least partially cover a light source and attach to an electronic device. The shell includes at least some transparent or translucent portions (e.g., light stencils) that enable light from a matrix of the light source to emit through the shell, thus causing a display of light from the shell. In some aspects, the electronic device may be linked with the shell and/or the light source to control light emission through the shell. In various aspects, an illumined portion of the shell may have significance, such as revealing an artistic design or indicating a message based on activity of the electronic device. | 07-21-2011 |
Anthony Joseph Giardini, Seattle, WA US
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20100251139 | GENERATING GROUP BASED INFORMATION DISPLAYS VIA TEMPLATE INFORMATION - A system, method and computer-readable medium are provided for the generation of group-based information processing service utilizes one or more group-based information templates and contact processing information to determine a set of available contacts and applications or other executable components for inclusion in group-based information. The determination of the contacts or applications or other executable components may be completed automatically without requiring user interaction. Alternatively, at least some portion of the process may require, or provide for, at least some user interaction for the selection or management of the contacts or applications or other executable components included in group-based information. | 09-30-2010 |
20150381702 | REMOTE APPLICATION CONTROL INTERFACE - Embodiments of the present invention provide an active-application interface on a companion device that allows a user to control an application running on a primary device. The active-application interface may describe state information for a plurality of applications running on the primary device and allow the user to manipulate the application through one or more contextual controls. The active-application interface may be used to control applications running out-of-control focus on the primary device, including applications that do not presently have a visible viewport. | 12-31-2015 |
Bruno Giardini, Morsang Sur Orge FR
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20150174676 | MULTIPURPOSE ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE MACHINING TOOL FOR A RINGSECTOR - The invention relates to an electrical discharge machining tool of a ring sector for an aircraft turbomachine. The ring sector comprises an abradable member and a support element to which the abradable member is fixed. The ring sector comprises one or more gripping holes opening on a radially outer surface of a central body of the support element. The machining tool comprises at least two machining sets chosen from groove, notch, opening, length-cutting, or abradable element electro-machining sets. The machining tool also has a gripping device for the ring sector by means of the gripping holes. The gripping device is configured to move the ring sector from one of the electro-machining sets to another of the electro-machining sets. | 06-25-2015 |
Dean Giardini, Miromar Lakes, FL US
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20160060817 | Method and System for Pouring Consecutive Separating Sections of Concrete Structures - A device and method for pouring consecutive concrete sections. The inventive device and method preferably include a barrier used to separate adjacent concrete slabs. This barrier is preferably erected in such a way that it allows a construction crew to continuously pour concrete in successive sections of a concrete structure, which prior to the current invention, could not be poured continuously. Previously, concrete sections were poured in an alternating fashion in order to create an expansion joint between each section of concrete which also acts to break the bond between each concrete section. However, the current inventive method and device allows the crew to pour adjacent concrete sections while still creating a joint between each concrete section. Each concrete section barrier preferably includes an upright surface and dowel sleeves. Prior to pouring concrete into each designated gap dowel bars are inserted into each dowel sleeve. | 03-03-2016 |
Giovanni Giardini, Romano Di Lombardia IT
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20080223296 | Paint Booth For Plants For Painting Products - A paint booth for plants for painting products comprising: a supporting structure ( | 09-18-2008 |
Lorenzo Giardini, Albizzate (varese) IT
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20150307767 | METHOD FOR INHIBITING GAS HYDRATE BY NON-CORROSIVE QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS - The formation of hydrocarbon hydrates can be inhibited or mitigated by contacting a a mixture comprising water and hydrate-forming guest molecules under gas hydrate forming conditions with a quaternary ammonium hydroxide QOH or a quaternary ammonium compound QA, in which A is not a halogen atom. The QOH or QA may be prepared reacting a quaternary ammonium halide QX with a metal hydroxide M(OH) | 10-29-2015 |
Lorenzo Giardini, Genova IT
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20150126416 | METHOD OF TREATING SUBTERRANEAN FORMATIONS - The present disclosure relates to a method of treating a portion of a subterranean formation comprising the use of an aqueous fracturing fluid containing a fast dissolving and easily dispersible unpunfied polygalactomannan ether. | 05-07-2015 |
Mario Giardini, Fife GB
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20160120404 | OPHTHALMOSCOPE - The invention relates to an ophthalmoscope comprising a camera and an associated illumination device; the invention further concerns a novel method for processing a plurality of images of the eye taken by said device; and software, typically included in said ophthalmoscope, for executing said method. | 05-05-2016 |
Mario Giardini, St. Andrews GB
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20110279679 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR OBTAINING AN IMAGE OF A FLUORESCENT PATTERN UNDER AMBIENT LIGHT - The invention provides an imaging apparatus ( | 11-17-2011 |
Mario Ettore Giardini, St. Andrews GB
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20130107273 | OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY | 05-02-2013 |
20130109975 | MONOLITHIC DEVICE | 05-02-2013 |
Mario Ettore Giardini, North Haugh GB
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20130085353 | OPTICAL BACKSCATTERING DIAGNOSTICS - A system for non-invasive measurement of parameters relating to a biological tissue comprising: a plurality of light sources, each operable to emit a light signal with one or more predetermined wavelengths; a light detector for detecting light from the tissue as a result of illumination by the sources, and means for applying modulation functions to the light emitted to implement code division multiplexing, each source being associated with a different function, wherein the functions are selected so that there is substantially no cross correlation between them, and wherein the sources have overlapping spectra. | 04-04-2013 |
Seana Giardini, Flagstaff, AZ US
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20140277065 | BALLOON SEAL STRESS REDUCTION AND RELATED SYSTEMS AND METHODS - The present disclosure is directed toward devices, systems and methods that reduce stress being exerted directly onto balloon seals. | 09-18-2014 |