Edwin Varga Hernandez

20070045419, Mar 1, 2007

Aug 31, 2005

11/216264

Edwin Hernandez - Coral Springs FL, US
Kenny Ardizzone - Plantation FL, US

G06K 7/10

235454000

An imaging device () having an imaging system () that optically detects movement of an appendage (), and a processor () that automatically translates the movement of the appendage to alphanumeric symbols () or graphical user interface navigation commands. The processor can automatically implement the alphanumeric symbols or navigation commands in an application (). In addition, the processor can automatically identify a second alphanumeric symbol () that has a high statistical probability of following a first alphanumeric symbol (). The processor also can detect a speed at which the appendage is moved and generate a motion parameter correlating to the detected speed. The processor can process the motion parameter to automatically translate the movement of the appendage. The processor can correlate the motion parameter to a user interface scroll speed.

20070112981, May 17, 2007

Nov 15, 2005

11/274819

Edwin Hernandez - Coral Springs FL, US

G06F 13/38

710062000

A removable data storage (), for example a universal serial bus (USB) flash drive, that includes a data store (), a user interface (), and at least one logic device (). In response to a correct personal identification number (PIN) being entered via the user interface, the logic device can permit access to data contained on the data store from a second device to which the removable data storage is connected. The user interface can include a display (), such as a segmented display, and at least one button () which, when depressed, cycles through a plurality of user selectable characters () that are sequentially presented on the display. The user interface also can include a status indicator () that indicates for which of a plurality of sequential PIN character positions a character is being entered.

20070141860, Jun 21, 2007

Dec 16, 2005

11/305780

Edwin Hernandez - Coral Springs FL, US
James Tracy - Coral Springs FL, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01R 11/30

439038000, 439052000

A connector () can include a housing (), a plurality of magnets () within the housing used for data transfer and at least one alignment magnet (or ) within the housing used for proper alignment and polarity. The connector can also include at least one magnetic induction circuit () coupled to at least one of the plurality of magnets. The plurality of magnets can include a plurality of inductor elements or micro-metric inductor elements. The magnetic induction circuit can be a magnetic induction circuit using Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying modulation. A connector () can further include an inductive coil () operating at a lower frequency than the at least one magnetic induction circuit. The inductive coil can enable contactless energy transfer from the connector to an energy storage device () operatively coupled to an electronic product ().

20080104572, May 1, 2008

Oct 31, 2006

11/554942

EDWIN A. HERNANDEZ - CORAL SPRINGS FL, US
XIN GUAN - CHANGSHU, CN
XIAO-GUO ZHANG - NANJING, CN

MOTOROLA, INC. - SCHAUMBURG IL

G06F 9/44

717114

The present invention can include a method for initiating a dispatch call. The method can include a step of receiving a dispatch call request from a MIDlet disposed within a JAVA ME environment of a communication device, such as a mobile telephony device. The method can determine whether the MIDlet is in a domain having access to dispatch call functions implemented within a native environment of the communication device. When the domain has access, a dispatch communication session can be established for the dispatch call request. The dispatch communication session can execute within the native environment without exiting the JAVA ME environment. When the domain lacks access, the dispatch call request can be conveyed to the native environment, the MIDlet can quit executing, the JAVA ME environment can be exited, and a dispatch communication session for the dispatch call request can be established from within the native environment.