Abstract: In a management method and system for a shared radio unit and a computer-readable storage medium, N user groups are created for N operators, where N is a positive integer greater than 1; resources of the shared radio unit are divided into public resources and N private resources; the N user groups and the N private resources are bound correspondingly, and the N user groups are set to only have access to corresponding private resources bound in the N private resources; resource permissions of the shared radio unit are initialized, and account passwords configured for the N user groups are sent to the corresponding N operators respectively; and the N operators configures parameters to a data model language database according to the account passwords.

Abstract: A computer mouse includes a mouse device and a size-augmenting device. The mouse device includes a mouse body, a mouse button and a mouse roller mounted on a top side of the mouse body, and a sensing device mounted on a bottom side of the mouse body. The size-augmenting device includes a shell body defining a receiving slot for receiving the mouse body. The receiving slot extends through a top surface and a bottom surface of the shell body.

Abstract: Keyboard includes a keyboard unit for inputting commands into an electronic device and a base unit. The base unit includes a first part and a second part. The keyboard unit is movably received in the first part to connect the second part, thereby the keyboard unit and the second part are together configured to operate the electronic device.

Abstract: Electronic device includes a host, a loudspeaker box secured to the host, and a display. The host includes a first connector. The display includes a second connector. The first connector extends through the loudspeaker box, and the second connector is connected to the first connector to secure to the display to the host.

Abstract: A computer mouse includes a mouse device and a size-augmenting device. The mouse device includes a mouse body, a mouse button and a mouse roller mounted on a top side of the mouse body, and a sensing device mounted on a bottom side of the mouse body. The size-augmenting device includes a shell body defining a receiving slot for receiving the mouse body. The receiving slot extends through a top surface and a bottom surface of the shell body.

Abstract: A graphical user interface for direct control of data displayed in a window-based computing environment. A slider element is displayed which is variable in size according to user input. The slider defines a selected area of an image, which is then displayed. The scope of the selected area corresponds to the size of the slider. The resizable slider is then resized by a user's direct manipulation, e.g. by a click-and-drag technique, to redefine the selected area, which is then displayed. The scope of the redefined selected area corresponds to the size of the resized slider. Accordingly, a user directly controls (by resizing the slider) the scope of data displayed in a window, and directly controls the presentation of data by translating the slider to define various selected areas. More than one independently resizable slider may intersect to define the selected area and provide independent control of scope in various directions.

Abstract: A graphical user interface for direct control of data displayed in a window-based computing environment. A slider element is displayed which is variable in size according to user input. The slider defines a selected area of an image, which is then displayed. The scope of the selected area corresponds to the size of the slider. The resizable slider is then resized by a user's direct manipulation, e.g. by a click-and-drag technique, to redefine the selected area, which is then displayed. The scope of the redefined selected area corresponds to the size of the resized slider. Accordingly, a user directly controls (by resizing the slider) the scope of data displayed in a window, and directly controls the presentation of data by translating the slider to define various selected areas. More than one independently resizable slider may intersect to define the selected area and provide independent control of scope in various directions.