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    Waking a main computer system to pre-fetch data for an auxiliary computing device
    2.
    发明授权
    Waking a main computer system to pre-fetch data for an auxiliary computing device 有权
    唤醒主计算机系统以预取辅助计算设备的数据

    公开(公告)号：US07711868B2

    公开(公告)日：2010-05-04

    申请号：US10996558

    申请日：2004-11-23

    申请人： Matthew P. Rhoten ,  Andrew J. Fuller ,  Roger H. Wynn ,  Michael S. Bernstein ,  Daniel J. Polivy ,  Otto G. Berkes

    发明人： Matthew P. Rhoten ,  Andrew J. Fuller ,  Roger H. Wynn ,  Michael S. Bernstein ,  Daniel J. Polivy ,  Otto G. Berkes

    IPC分类号： G06F3/00 ,  G06F13/12

    CPC分类号： G06F1/3203

    摘要： An auxiliary computing device wakes an associated main computer system to obtain data as needed, on-demand and/or in anticipation of demand. The wakeup operation is ordinarily temporary to fetch data, whereby only a small amount of power is consumed by the main computer system. In one implementation, a control channel between the auxiliary device and the main computer system is used to signal a wakeup. A main data channel is used to obtain the data, whereby the auxiliary device has access to a larger amount of data than it can cache. Moreover, the components of the main computer system may be leveraged, such as to use the main computer system's digital rights management mechanisms. Additional data may be intelligently requested by the auxiliary device while the main computer system is powered up, e.g., to buffer media, and/or request a synchronization of calendar data, email data, and so forth.

    摘要翻译： 辅助计算设备唤醒相关联的主计算机系统以根据需要按需和/或预期的需求获得数据。 唤醒操作通常是临时的，以获取数据，由此主计算机系统仅消耗少量的电力。 在一个实现中，辅助设备和主计算机系统之间的控制信道用于发出唤醒信号。 使用主数据信道来获取数据，由此辅助设备可以访问比它可以缓存的数据量更大的数据。 此外，可以利用主计算机系统的组件，例如使用主计算机系统的数字版权管理机制。 当主计算机系统通电时，辅助设备可以智能请求附加数据，例如缓冲介质，和/或请求日历数据，电子邮件数据等的同步。

    Handwritten file names
    3.
    发明授权
    Handwritten file names 失效
    手写文件名

    公开(公告)号：US07634729B2

    公开(公告)日：2009-12-15

    申请号：US10690669

    申请日：2003-10-23

    申请人： Matthew Lerner ,  Michael S. Bernstein ,  Gerhard A. Schobbe ,  Jeffrey W. Pettiross

    发明人： Matthew Lerner ,  Michael S. Bernstein ,  Gerhard A. Schobbe ,  Jeffrey W. Pettiross

    IPC分类号： G06F17/00

    CPC分类号： G06F17/242

    摘要： Computer systems and methods allow users to receive, save, access, and/or display handwritten information as electronic ink in objects managed by an operating system and/or that are accessible by the operating system. Such systems and methods may allow the operating system to receive, save, access, and/or display electronic ink file names, author identifiers, keywords or comments, and the like. Some examples of such systems and methods include: (a) receiving electronic ink data associated with a document or file; (b) storing the electronic ink data; and (c) providing operating system access to the stored electronic ink data. Then, whenever the file name (or other information) is displayed in an object managed by the operating system, it will be displayed in electronic ink format. Additionally, aspects of the invention relate to computer-readable media including instructions stored thereon for performing the methods and operating the systems described above.

    摘要翻译： 计算机系统和方法允许用户接收，保存，访问和/或显示作为操作系统管理的对象中的电子墨迹的手写信息和/或操作系统可访问的对象。 这样的系统和方法可以允许操作系统接收，保存，访问和/或显示电子墨水文件名称，作者标识符，关键字或注释等。 这种系统和方法的一些示例包括：（a）接收与文档或文件相关联的电子墨水数据; （b）存储电子墨水数据; 和（c）提供对所存储的电子墨水数据的操作系统访问。 然后，只要在由操作系统管理的对象中显示文件名（或其他信息），将以电子墨水格式显示。 此外，本发明的方面涉及包括其上存储的用于执行上述方法和操作系统的指令的计算机可读介质。

    Bed side rails
    6.
    发明授权
    Bed side rails 失效

    公开(公告)号：US5519905A

    公开(公告)日：1996-05-28

    申请号：US421897

    申请日：1995-04-14

    申请人： Michael S. Bernstein ,  David W. Crossley ,  Randy L. Abrams ,  Jerry E. Johnson

    发明人： Michael S. Bernstein ,  David W. Crossley ,  Randy L. Abrams ,  Jerry E. Johnson

    IPC分类号： A47C21/00 ,  A47C21/08

    CPC分类号： A61G7/0507 ,  A47C21/003 ,  A47C21/08 ,  A61G7/051 ,  A61G7/0518 ,  A61G7/0524 ,  Y10S5/905

    摘要： A bed side rail particularly suitable for use by childred has a protective panel which carries a pair of arms that fit under a mattress to support the panel at the edge of a bed. Hinges connect the panel to the arms so that the panel may be moved between an operative position wherein it extends upwardly from the arms above the level of the mattress to an inoperative position wherein it extends downwardly from the arms out of the way. The panel carries a flashlight which may readily be removed from the panel by a small child. The flashlight has an actuator in the grip which turns the flashlight on when the handle is grasped by the child, and the light will remain on for a selected period after the child replaces the flashlight in the pocket of the panel and releases the actuator. The flashlight is retained in the pocket so that it will not fall out when the panel is moved between operative and inoperative positions and yet may be removed from the pocket by the child when desired.

    Using channel concepts to control computer networking
    9.
    发明授权
    Using channel concepts to control computer networking 有权
    使用通道概念来控制计算机网络

    公开(公告)号：US07756980B2

    公开(公告)日：2010-07-13

    申请号：US11080863

    申请日：2005-03-14

    申请人： Michael S. Bernstein ,  David Switzer ,  Daniel J. Polivy ,  Bhrighu Sareen

    发明人： Michael S. Bernstein ,  David Switzer ,  Daniel J. Polivy ,  Bhrighu Sareen

    IPC分类号： G06F15/16

    CPC分类号： H04L41/0883 ,  H04L41/0813 ,  H04L41/0853 ,  H04L41/22

    摘要： Described is a system and method that use the concept of channels by which computer users select an appropriate set of network settings maintained in the computer system for a particular network. Upon selection, the corresponding settings are automatically applied by the system. A channel manager manages sets of network settings for various networks, including ad hoc networks, wherein each set contains the information that is necessary to connect to a network. A user interface allows selection of a channel, e.g., via a friendly name. The network settings may be stored in files to allow users to easily copy settings. Complex channels are capable of connecting to different networks at different times in a priority ordering, depending on network availability. The channel manager is able to determine the current channel from current network settings. Metadata may be received and displayed in conjunction with the channel-related user interface.

    摘要翻译： 描述了使用计算机用户为特定网络选择在计算机系统中维护的适当的一组网络设置的信道的概念的系统和方法。 选择后，系统将自动应用相应的设置。 信道管理器管理各种网络的网络设置集合，包括ad hoc网络，其中每个集合包含连接到网络所必需的信息。 用户界面允许例如通过友好名称来选择频道。 网络设置可能存储在文件中，以便用户轻松地复制设置。 根据网络可用性，复杂通道能够在优先级排序的不同时间连接到不同的网络。 频道管理员可以从当前网络设置中确定当前频道。 元数据可以与频道相关的用户界面一起被接收和显示。

    Transient shared computer resource and settings change bubble for computer programs
    10.
    发明授权
    Transient shared computer resource and settings change bubble for computer programs 有权
    瞬态共享的计算机资源和设置改变计算机程序的气泡

    公开(公告)号：US07434211B2

    公开(公告)日：2008-10-07

    申请号：US11060100

    申请日：2005-02-16

    申请人： Roger H. Wynn ,  Michael S. Bernstein ,  Kamesh Chander Tumsi Dayakar

    发明人： Roger H. Wynn ,  Michael S. Bernstein ,  Kamesh Chander Tumsi Dayakar

    IPC分类号： G06F9/45 ,  G06F11/00

    CPC分类号： G06F9/4418

    摘要： Described is a mechanism that preserves the state of computer system shared resources and/or settings, and ensures that changes thereto are reverted when an application exits. A shared resource change bubble logically surrounds application code that causes system resource and/or setting data to change. The bubble preserves existing data before it gets changed, and restores the data when the application program code exits. In one implementation, the bubble is implemented as a library loaded by the application. In an alternative implementation, the bubble is run in a separate process, whereby the bubble can restore changed data even if the application program crashes. In another implementation, a bubble is automatically run for any application that the user has specified needs a bubble. Multiple settings and states may be preserved in a bubble for multiple applications, allowing changes to be undone and reapplied per application, e.g., whenever focus changes.

    摘要翻译： 描述了保留计算机系统共享资源和/或设置的状态的机制，并且确保当应用程序退出时其对其的改变被还原。 共享资源更改气泡在逻辑上包围导致系统资源和/或设置数据更改的应用程序代码。 气泡在更改之前保留现有数据，并在应用程序代码退出时恢复数据。 在一个实现中，气泡被实现为应用程序加载的库。 在替代实现中，气泡在单独的过程中运行，由此即使应用程序崩溃，气泡也可以恢复更改的数据。 在另一个实现中，为用户指定的任何应用程序需要一个气泡，自动运行一个气泡。 多个设置和状态可以在多个应用程序的气泡中保留，允许每个应用程序的更改被撤消并重新应用，例如每当焦点改变时。