Abstract: According to one embodiment, an optical control element includes a plurality of lens forming regions along a first direction and a second direction orthogonal to the first direction, each of the lens forming regions includes an annularly shaped second electrode and a circularly shaped first electrode provided on an inner side of the second electrode, a plurality of first wiring lines connected to the first electrodes each include a first stem portion extending in a zigzag shape along the second direction and a plurality of first branch portions extending from the first stem, and each of the first branch portions overlap the plurality of first electrodes, respectively.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a housing having an open portion at a part of a surface thereof, a door portion having at the open portion, a first face and a second face to be selectively exposed by rotation thereof, and a cradle having a connector and provided on the first face. The cradle is rotatable between a first attitude and a second attitude around a rotation axis line perpendicularly intersecting the first face.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a housing having an open portion at a part of a surface thereof, a door portion having at the open portion, a first face and a second face to be selectively exposed by rotation thereof, and a cradle having a connector and provided on the first face. The cradle is rotatable between a first attitude and a second attitude around a rotation axis line perpendicularly intersecting the first face.

Abstract: A method and system are provided for maintaining flow control in a multi-page process. Each page that is produced by a server is embedded with an identifier. Similarly, each event that is processed by a browser is embedded with an event identifier. Both of these identifiers are stored in a session history. When a page is processed out-of-order from the intended flow, the session history is consulted to determine if a recovery of the flow can be maintained, or if the browser must return to the beginning of the program.

Abstract: A method and system are provided for maintaining flow control in a multi-page process. Each page that is produced by a server is embedded with an identifier. Similarly, each event that is processed by a browser is embedded with an event identifier. Both of these identifiers are stored in a session history. When a page is processed out-of-order from the intended flow, the session history is consulted to determine if a recovery of the flow can be maintained, or if the browser must return to the beginning of the program.