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Grignani
Andrea Grignani, Chieri (torino) IT
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110066228 | CARRIER AND KIT FOR INTRALUMINAL DELIVERY OF ACTIVE PRINCIPLES OR AGENTS - A carrier for delivering at least one active principle at an intraluminal site. The carrier includes a carrier body, such as a stent. The carrier body is provided with one or more reservoirs. The reservoirs contain nanoparticles which convey at least one active principle. The nanoparticles also comprise a substance having characteristics of preferential affinity attraction to a desired region at the intraluminal site. The nanoparticles can migrate toward the preferred region. | 03-17-2011 |
Raphael Grignani, Woodland Hills, CA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080263344 | Pre-Loading Data - A battery-powered device comprising: a memory storing software essential to the provision of normal functions of the device; a first processing section ( | 10-23-2008 |
| 20090231609 | Smarter Printing - A print log is provided that stores first print jobs that have been used for printing and that include first settings. A print queue is provided that stores second print jobs that have not been used for printing and that include second settings. First settings from a selected print job in the print log are used as corresponding second settings for anew print job. The new print job is placed in the print queue to be used in response to a printer corresponding to the new print job being available. Another method is disclosed that provides a print log storing print jobs that have been used for printing. A print queue stores print jobs to be used for printing. A new print job is formed from a selected print job in the print log. The new print job is placed in the print queue and is printed. | 09-17-2009 |
| 20100201712 | MOBILE ELECTRONIC DEVICE WITH COMPETING INPUT DEVICES - A mobile electronic device that can be used in at least two different orientations. The mobile electronic device comprises a processor, an orientation sensor, and at least two competing input devices. The processor is configured to enable and disable the competing input devices in accordance with the orientation of the mobile electronic device as detected by the orientation sensor. Alternatively, the processor is configured to assign different control functions to the competing input devices and possibly to interchange these control functions in response to a signal from the orientation sensor. The device may have a scrollbar that is an integral part of a keypad. The device may have a scrollbar that is wrapped around a corner of the device. The device may have two scrollbars that are arranged transversely to one another with the longitudinal extremity of the touch surface one of the scrollbars connecting to the touch surface of the other scrollbar. | 08-12-2010 |
Raphael Grignani, Santa Monica, CA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100069045 | MOBILE COMMUNICATION TERMINAL WITH ENHANCED PHONEBOOK MANAGEMENT - A mobile communication terminal having a phonebook and a method of managing phonebook entries having a processor and a memory having at least one phonebook entry and at least one metadata entry stored therein. The method allows the user to sort the phonebook entries in accordance with the metadata associated with the therewith. The phonebook entries can be shown/listed in a sorted order. The terminal may update the metadata via the mobile network. The metadata may include time zone information and the terminal may show time zone information together with content detail information on a display of the terminal. | 03-18-2010 |
| 20100188268 | Touchpad - A touchpad based on polar coordinates, in which the angular position and the radial position are transformed into a one-dimensional signal. The progressiveness of the relation between the angular position and the one-dimensional signal is a function of the radial position. The touchpad may have two discrete curved sections with different input sensitivity. The touchpad may also be provided with a central select key. | 07-29-2010 |