Abstract: The present disclosure relates to aerosol delivery devices including a cartridge and a control body. The control body may include a coupler and the cartridge may include a base. The base may be configured to releasably engage the cartridge. Further the base and the coupler may include anti-rotation mechanisms configured to prevent rotation of the cartridge relative to the base when engaged with one another. The anti-rotation mechanisms may include alternating protrusions and recesses in some embodiments. Related methods are also provided.

Abstract: A method and apparatus allow a multi-line telephone user in a cellular network to notify a fixed cellular terminal supporting both analog and digital voice channels and/or its controller to request an analog channel for an incoming or outgoing modem, prior to the call. For analog FAX transactions, the cellular terminal automatically requests the analog channel after detecting the starting tones associated with the FAX transaction. This assures that the fixed cellular terminal will set up an analog channel for the incoming or outgoing analog modem data or FAX data, so that the data can be transmitted to and from the analog multi-line user. In the absence of notification of a modem call or fax start tones call, the fixed cellular terminal can use a digital voice channel to transmit voice data, so that more data can be transmitted per frequency band.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for presenting and gathering text entries in a pen based input device. The apparatus and method allows for the entry of textual information into a computing device using either handwriting recognition, character selection, or expression selection. Individual entry and selection fields for each of these methods are provided to the user in a coordinated comprehensive method of displaying and gathering the textual information. Handwriting recognition functionality is used to facilitate character recognition. Furthermore, lists of expressions allow the text entry method and apparatus to anticipate the next character or expression to be entered by the user.