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Manuel Oliver, Scottsdale US

Manuel Oliver, Scottsdale, AZ US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080296512PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE HAVING APPEARANCE CUSTOMIZABLE HOUSING - A portable electronic device (12-04-2008
20080310185ADDRESSABLE LIGHTING ELEMENT FOR A MOBILE COMMUNICATION DEVICE - An apparatus that provides lighting for a user interface in a mobile communication device is disclosed. The apparatus may include a planar lightguide, at least one light source located adjacent to the planar lightguide, a plurality of optical structures having at least a first section of optical structures disposed on the surface of the planar lightguide and a second section of optical structures disposed on the surface of the planar lightguide separate from the first section of optical structures, wherein the first section of optical structures is configured to cause a first boundary behavior of light associated with the bending of light paths, and the second section of optical structures is configured to cause a second boundary behavior of light associated with the bending of light paths.12-18-2008
20090094681METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING EXTENDED AUTHENTICATION - A method and system for extending an authentication of a wireless device are disclosed. For example, the method includes authenticating access to the wireless device via a first authentication. The method detects a bonded authentication device as a second authentication. The method permits access to the wireless device when the bonded authentication device is detected.04-09-2009
20090135142DATA ENTRY DEVICE AND METHOD - A method of entering data into an electronic device (05-28-2009
20090269524METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ALTERING DEVICE APPEARANCE - A housing (10-29-2009
20100125625Method for Restricting Usage of a Mobile Device for Participating in a Session - A method for facilitating a mobile device to participate in a session hosted on a server is disclosed. In the disclosed method, the mobile device requests the server to permit the mobile device to participate in the session. In response to the request, the mobile device receives a set of restrictions. The set of restrictions comprises one or more restrictions that the mobile device requires to impose on one or more applications residing in the mobile device. The mobile device determines whether to accept or reject the received set of restrictions. Upon determining to accept the restrictions, the mobile device sends an acceptance message to the server, and in response, the server allows the mobile device to access the session hosted on the server.05-20-2010
20100254158Visual Morphing Using Directionally Selective Microprisms - An optical waveguide (10-07-2010
20110043457Tactile User Interface for an Electronic Device - A tactile interface for an electronic device includes a compliant portion, a first input sensor embedded in the compliant portion and a second input sensor. The first and second sensors produce differential output signal in responsive to tactile input forces applied in at least a common dimension or about a common axis. A processor detects and interprets the differential output signals as a tactile input at the touch input device.02-24-2011
20110128350METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CHOOSING A DESIRED FIELD OF VIEW FROM A WIDE-ANGLE IMAGE OR VIDEO - A wide-angle camera will collect wide-angle images. A portion of the wide-angle image (desired field of view) will be selected based on accelerometer readings. More particularly, to keep the desired field of view of a camera in an appropriate position, a correction is made to the tilt and roll of the desired field of view by using motion sensors to determine the horizon based on measuring the direction of gravity. A correction is also made to the yaw of the desired field of view using motion sensors to determine a forward facing position when the user is in motion. Because the desired field of view is corrected for variations resulting from user activity, any image collected from the camera is more likely to be pointed at a desired position.06-02-2011

Patent applications by Manuel Oliver, Scottsdale, AZ US