Patents by Inventor Daniel Wilkinson Gratiot
Daniel Wilkinson Gratiot has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 9819902Abstract: A telecommunications device sends and receives messages comprising data about telecommunications resources and resource state of proximate devices. The telecommunications device has a processor configured to determine a proximate resource pool using at least the telecommunication resources of the other devices, and the state of the telecommunications resources of the other devices, the proximate resource pool comprising a list of content streams being generated by, or potentially being generated by, specified ones of the other devices. The processor is configured to receive instructions from one of the other devices, the instructions being to add, divert or stop a specified content stream of the proximate resource pool within a telecommunications activity ongoing at the device. In various examples, the processor is configured to execute the instructions responsive to the instructions being from a trusted device, or responsive to user authorization.Type: GrantFiled: March 19, 2015Date of Patent: November 14, 2017Assignee: Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLCInventors: Edward Sean Lloyd Rintel, Richard Harry Robert Harper, Kenton Paul Anthony O'Hara, Philip Charles Gosset, Daniel Wilkinson Gratiot, Ian James Ray
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Publication number: 20160277708Abstract: A telecommunications device sends and receives messages comprising data about telecommunications resources and resource state of proximate devices. The telecommunications device has a processor configured to determine a proximate resource pool using at least the telecommunication resources of the other devices, and the state of the telecommunications resources of the other devices, the proximate resource pool comprising a list of content streams being generated by, or potentially being generated by, specified ones of the other devices. The processor is configured to receive instructions from one of the other devices, the instructions being to add, divert or stop a specified content stream of the proximate resource pool within a telecommunications activity ongoing at the device. In various examples, the processor is configured to execute the instructions responsive to the instructions being from a trusted device, or responsive to user authorization.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 19, 2015Publication date: September 22, 2016Inventors: Edward Sean Lloyd Rintel, Richard Harry Robert Harper, Kenton Paul Anthony O'Hara, Philip Charles Gosset, Daniel Wilkinson Gratiot, Ian James Ray
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Patent number: 8320887Abstract: An apparatus, including: a light source; a controller configured, in response to the occurrence of a first event involving the apparatus, to control the light source to produce a first, time-varying, illuminative effect that varies between maxima and minima of illumination intensity over a period of time following the occurrence of the first event, wherein the variation in the first illuminative effect is indicative to a user that the first event has occurred; and the controller being further configured, in response to the occurrence of a second event involving the apparatus, to control the light source to produce a second, time-varying, illuminative effect that varies between maxima and minima of illumination intensity over a period of time following the occurrence of the second event, wherein the variation in the second illuminative effect is indicative to a user that the second event has occurred.Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2008Date of Patent: November 27, 2012Assignee: Nokia CorporationInventors: Gary Wingett, Thomas Jenkins, Daniel Wilkinson Gratiot
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Patent number: 8226310Abstract: An apparatus including: a plurality of keys each having an in-use configuration and a stowed configuration, wherein a key when in the in-use configuration is configured to travel between a first relatively raised position and a second relatively lowered position under a user applied force and is configured to return to the first relatively raised position after removal of the user applied force and wherein a key when in the stowed configuration is unable to travel to the first relatively raised position.Type: GrantFiled: March 10, 2009Date of Patent: July 24, 2012Assignee: Nokia CorporationInventors: Silas Joe Grant, Chee Yee Wong, Daniel Wilkinson Gratiot, Tom Eaton
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Patent number: 8199487Abstract: An apparatus including: a display portion having a display edge portion; a housing having a housing edge portion; first mechanism configured to enable constrained relative motion between at least the display edge portion and the housing edge portion in at least the first direction to change a configuration of the apparatus from a first compact configuration in which the display edge portion and housing edge portion have at least a partial overlap in a second direction to a second less compact configuration in which the display edge portion and housing edge portion are offset in the first direction removing said at least partial overlap in the second direction; second mechanism configured to enable constrained relative motion between the display portion and the housing in at least the second direction different to the first direction to change the configuration of the apparatus from the second configuration to a third extended configuration in which the display edge portion and the housing edge portion are ofType: GrantFiled: March 10, 2009Date of Patent: June 12, 2012Assignee: Nokia CorporationInventors: Bertrand Clerc, Silas Joe Grant, Chee Yee Wong, Daniel Wilkinson Gratiot
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Publication number: 20100232097Abstract: An apparatus including: a display portion having a display edge portion; a housing having a housing edge portion; first mechanism configured to enable constrained relative motion between at least the display edge portion and the housing edge portion in at least the first direction to change a configuration of the apparatus from a first compact configuration in which the display edge portion and housing edge portion have at least a partial overlap in a second direction to a second less compact configuration in which the display edge portion and housing edge portion are offset in the first direction removing said at least partial overlap in the second direction; second mechanism configured to enable constrained relative motion between the display portion and the housing in at least the second direction different to the first direction to change the configuration of the apparatus from the second configuration to a third extended configuration in which the display edge portion and the housing edge portion are ofType: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2009Publication date: September 16, 2010Inventors: Bertrand Clerc, Silas Joe Grant, Chee Yee Wong, Daniel Wilkinson Gratiot
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Publication number: 20100232860Abstract: An apparatus including: a plurality of keys each having an in-use configuration and a stowed configuration, wherein a key when in the in-use configuration is configured to travel between a first relatively raised position and a second relatively lowered position under a user applied force and is configured to return to the first relatively raised position after removal of the user applied force and wherein a key when in the stowed configuration is unable to travel to the first relatively raised position.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2009Publication date: September 16, 2010Inventors: Silas Joe Grant, Chee Yee Wong, Daniel Wilkinson Gratiot, Tom Eaton
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Publication number: 20100035582Abstract: An apparatus, including: a light source; a controller configured, in response to the occurrence of a first event involving the apparatus, to control the light source to produce a first, time-varying, illuminative effect that varies between maxima and minima of illumination intensity over a period of time following the occurrence of the first event, wherein the variation in the first illuminative effect is indicative to a user that the first event has occurred; and the controller being further configured, in response to the occurrence of a second event involving the apparatus, to control the light source to produce a second, time-varying, illuminative effect that varies between maxima and minima of illumination intensity over a period of time following the occurrence of the second event, wherein the variation in the second illuminative effect is indicative to a user that the second event has occurred.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2008Publication date: February 11, 2010Inventors: Gary Wingett, Thomas Jenkins, Daniel Wilkinson Gratiot