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    Human Stimulus Activation and Deactivation of a Screensaver
    111.
    发明申请
    Human Stimulus Activation and Deactivation of a Screensaver 有权
    人类刺激激活和屏幕保护程序的禁用

    公开(公告)号：US20100153764A1

    公开(公告)日：2010-06-17

    申请号：US12334377

    申请日：2008-12-12

    申请人： James Pratt ,  Marc Sullivan ,  Steven Belz

    发明人： James Pratt ,  Marc Sullivan ,  Steven Belz

    IPC分类号： G06F1/32 ,  G06F3/048

    CPC分类号： G06F3/0484 ,  G06F1/3203 ,  G06F3/011 ,  G06F3/013 ,  G06F3/0482

    摘要： Devices and methods are disclosed which relate to an electronic device having a human stimulus receptor which, when activated, suspends activation of a screensaver. The screensaver is activated to conserve the power and life of the electronic device. When latently viewing the electronic device, however, the human stimulus receptor is activated. A countdown starts counting down a pre-determined amount of time once the human stimulus receptor is inactive. At the expiration of the countdown, the screensaver is activated. The human stimulus receptor responds to skin conductivity, natural muscular twitch, pulse, skin temperature, and/or eye movement. Only when the electronic device no longer detects any of these human stimuli will the countdown begin. A user may set the predetermined amount of time.

    摘要翻译： 公开了涉及具有人类刺激受体的电子装置的装置和方法，其在被激活时暂停屏幕保护程序的激活。 屏幕保护程序被激活以节省电子设备的功率和寿命。 然而，当潜在地观察电子装置时，人体刺激受体被激活。 一旦人类刺激受体无效，倒计时开始计数预定量的时间。 在倒计时结束时，屏幕保护程序被激活。 人类刺激受体对皮肤电导率，自然肌肉抽搐，脉搏，皮肤温度和/或眼睛运动有反应。 只有当电子设备不再检测到任何这些人类刺激时才会开始倒计时。 用户可以设定预定的时间量。

    Systems and Methods for Message Forwarding
    112.
    发明申请
    Systems and Methods for Message Forwarding 审中-公开
    消息转发的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号：US20100124905A1

    公开(公告)日：2010-05-20

    申请号：US12270916

    申请日：2008-11-14

    申请人： James Pratt ,  Derik Mortlock ,  Marc Sullivan

    发明人： James Pratt ,  Derik Mortlock ,  Marc Sullivan

    IPC分类号： H04L12/58

    CPC分类号： H04L51/14

    摘要： Methods and systems for forwarding messages are disclosed. A device, component, or subsystem of a device or network may evaluate a recipient number in a message and determine that the recipient number is not associated with a device capable of receiving the message. An alternate recipient number may be selected and the message transmitted to the alternate recipient number. The evaluation and assignment of an alternate number may be performed on a mobile device, network equipment, or third party devices. In one alternative, a message is sent to a recipient number and a failure message is received. An alternate number may then be selected and the message sent to the alternate number. Alternate numbers may be selected from numbers available in an address book, in network configuration parameters, or from user preferences.

    摘要翻译： 公开了转发消息的方法和系统。 设备或网络的设备，组件或子系统可以评估消息中的接收者号码，并确定接收者号码不与能够接收消息的设备相关联。 可以选择备用收件人号码，并将消息传送到备用收件人号码。 可以在移动设备，网络设备或第三方设备上执行备用号码的评估和分配。 在一个替代方案中，消息被发送到接收者号码并且接收到故障消息。 然后可以选择一个备用号码，并将该消息发送到备用号码。 可以从地址簿中可用的号码，网络配置参数或用户偏好中选择替代号码。

    Systems and Methods to Control Access to Multimedia Content
    113.
    发明申请
    Systems and Methods to Control Access to Multimedia Content 有权
    控制多媒体内容访问的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号：US20100115592A1

    公开(公告)日：2010-05-06

    申请号：US12262602

    申请日：2008-10-31

    申请人： Steven Belz ,  Marc Sullivan ,  James Pratt

    发明人： Steven Belz ,  Marc Sullivan ,  James Pratt

    IPC分类号： H04L9/32 ,  G06F21/00

    CPC分类号： G06F15/16 ,  G06F15/17 ,  G06F21/10 ,  G06F21/35 ,  G06F21/40 ,  G06F2221/0708 ,  H04L63/0492 ,  H04L63/08 ,  H04L63/10 ,  H04M1/66 ,  H04N5/4403 ,  H04N7/163 ,  H04N21/40 ,  H04N21/4126 ,  H04N21/4143 ,  H04N21/4227 ,  H04N21/43637 ,  H04N21/4532 ,  H04N21/4542 ,  H04N21/4753 ,  H04N21/4755 ,  H04N21/6131 ,  H04N21/6181

    摘要： Systems and methods to control access to multimedia are disclosed. A method includes receiving a request for multimedia content at a computing device, retrieving a destination address of a mobile communication device related to an authorized user of the computing device and determining whether the mobile communication device is located within a predetermined distance from the computing device. When the mobile communication device is located within the communicative distance from the computing device, the multimedia content is received at the computing device. When the mobile communication device is not located within the communicative distance from the computing device, an authorization-request message is transmitted via a network to the destination address of the mobile communication device, wherein the authorization-request message includes a request for authorization to receive the multimedia content at the computing device.

    摘要翻译： 公开了控制多媒体访问的系统和方法。 一种方法包括在计算设备处接收对多媒体内容的请求，检索与计算设备的授权用户相关的移动通信设备的目的地地址，并确定移动通信设备是否位于距离计算设备预定距离内。 当移动通信设备位于与计算设备的通信距离内时，在计算设备处接收多媒体内容。 当移动通信设备不位于与计算设备的通信距离内时，经由网络将授权请求消息发送到移动通信设备的目的地地址，其中，授权请求消息包括授权接收请求 计算设备的多媒体内容。

    USER IDENTIFICATION IN CELL PHONES BASED ON SKIN CONTACT
    115.
    发明申请
    USER IDENTIFICATION IN CELL PHONES BASED ON SKIN CONTACT 有权
    基于皮肤接触的细胞电话中的用户识别

    公开(公告)号：US20100042827A1

    公开(公告)日：2010-02-18

    申请号：US12205430

    申请日：2008-09-05

    申请人： James Pratt ,  Sarah Everett ,  Marc Sullivan

    发明人： James Pratt ,  Sarah Everett ,  Marc Sullivan

    IPC分类号： G06F9/00

    CPC分类号： H04W12/06 ,  G06F1/3203 ,  G06F1/3231 ,  H04L63/0861 ,  H04M1/66 ,  H04M1/67 ,  H04M1/72563 ,  H04M2250/12 ,  H04M2250/22 ,  H04W52/0254 ,  H04W52/0258 ,  H04W52/027 ,  Y02D10/173 ,  Y02D70/00 ,  Y02D70/142 ,  Y02D70/144 ,  Y02D70/164 ,  Y02D70/26

    摘要： A system and methodology that can customize screen time-outs on a portable electronic device based on user activity is provided. The system employs a sensing component that receives data from one or more sensors located on the portable electronic device, for example, skin conductivity sensors. The sensing component determines whether the user is using the portable device, either actively or passively and also determines the identity of the user. A configuring component is employed to change one or more features or functions of the portable electronic device based on the information determined by the sensing component. In particular, the configuring component changes one of more features of the portable electronic device based on the preferences predefined by the identified user and device usage (active and passive usage).

    摘要翻译： 提供了可以基于用户活动在便携式电子设备上自定义屏幕超时的系统和方法。 系统采用从位于便携式电子设备上的一个或多个传感器接收数据的感测部件，例如皮肤电导率传感器。 感测组件主动或被动地确定用户是否正在使用便携式设备，并且还确定用户的身份。 基于由感测组件确定的信息，使用配置组件来改变便携式电子设备的一个或多个特征或功能。 特别地，配置组件基于由所识别的用户和设备使用（主动和被动使用）预定义的偏好来改变便携式电子设备的更多特征之一。

    Torque converter slip control for multi-displacement engine
    116.
    发明申请
    Torque converter slip control for multi-displacement engine 有权
    多排量发动机扭矩转换器滑差控制

    公开(公告)号：US20060211539A1

    公开(公告)日：2006-09-21

    申请号：US11085640

    申请日：2005-03-21

    申请人： Michael Bonne ,  Mark Duty ,  John Mitchell ,  Gregory Pannone ,  Michael Prucka ,  Marc Sullivan

    发明人： Michael Bonne ,  Mark Duty ,  John Mitchell ,  Gregory Pannone ,  Michael Prucka ,  Marc Sullivan

    IPC分类号： F16H61/40

    CPC分类号： F16H61/48 ,  B60W30/20 ,  F16H57/0006 ,  F16H59/74 ,  F16H2059/467 ,  Y10T477/631 ,  Y10T477/633 ,  Y10T477/6333 ,  Y10T477/6353 ,  Y10T477/6357 ,  Y10T477/636 ,  Y10T477/6745

    摘要： Prior to transitioning a multiple-displacement engine from a full-displacement engine operating mode to a partial-displacement engine operating mode, a base slip rate of a torque converter coupled to the engine engine is increased by a predetermined slip rate offset. The engine is then transitioned to partial-displacement mode upon the earlier of either achieving the desired offset slip rate, or once a maximum time delay has occurred since the slip rate offset was enabled. An offset slip rate is maintained throughout partial-displacement engine operation, and through a transition back to a full-displacement mode. The slip rate offset is removed or disenabled once the engine is again operating in the full-displacement mode. The slip rate offset is either a calibratable constant or is determined as a function of one or more suitable engine or vehicle operating parameters affecting vehicle NVH levels, such as engine speed and vehicle speed.

    摘要翻译： 在将多排量发动机从全排量发动机运转模式转换为部分排量发动机运转模式之前，耦合到发动机发动机的变矩器的基本滑移率增加预定的滑移率偏移量。 然后，在实现期望的偏移滑移率之后，或者由于滑差率偏移被使能以来，一旦发生最大时间延迟，则发动机转换到部分位移模式。 部分排量发动机运行期间保持偏移滑移率，并通过转换回全位移模式。 一旦发动机再次以全位移模式运转，滑移率偏移量被移除或停用。 滑差率偏移是可校准的常数，或者被确定为影响车辆NVH水平的一个或多个合适的发动机或车辆操作参数的函数，例如发动机速度和车辆速度。