Abstract: A mobile communication device in accordance with an exemplary embodiment comprises a transceiver, a motion sensor, and logic. The transceiver is configured to communicate wireless signals. The logic is configured to perform a comparison of data from the motion sensor to data indicative of an expected flight path of the mobile communication device and to control an activation state of at least one component based on the comparison.

Abstract: An electronic device user interface system comprising a user interface management module configured to select a user interface content mode based on a signal indicative of a context of the electronic device.

Abstract: A portable electronic device comprises a housing configured to releasably secure thereto one of a plurality of interchangeable display members, at least two of the plurality of display members comprising different types of display members.

Abstract: A wireless hotspot detection system comprises a hotspot detection module configured to detect a wireless hotspot and activate a wireless module in response to the detection of the wireless hotspot.

Abstract: A mobile communication device in accordance with an exemplary embodiment comprises a transceiver, a motion sensor, and logic. The transceiver is configured to communicate wireless signals. The logic is configured to perform a comparison of data from the motion sensor to data indicative of an expected flight path of the mobile communication device and to control an activation state of at least one component based on the comparison.

Abstract: An electronic device user interface system comprising a user interface management module configured to select a user interface content mode based on a signal indicative of a context of the electronic device.

Abstract: An object-driven application tool allows a Value Added Reseller (VAR) to access a large body of publicly available information about computing devices and to identify the needs of a particular customer or end user and to select an appropriate solution of equipment, hardware, and networking products to meet the customer's needs. Moreover, the tool includes capabilities allowing a VAR to demonstrate to the end user the appropriateness of the solution, for allowing information entry in high level, abstract business-oriented vocabulary rather than a highly technical low level jargon (thus facilitating data entry of information obtained from the end user) and allowing the tool to recognize whether, for example, a slight increase in memory capacity beyond the express needs of the end user may allow a dramatic reduction in requirements for processor speed or non-volatile data storage.