Abstract: Disclosed is an image displaying device including a first touch panel arranged on a display screen and generating first coordinate information representing a first coordinate pair denoting the location of a touch on the panel surface; a second touch panel arranged at the rear of the display screen and generating second coordinate information representing a second coordinate pair denoting the location of a touch on the panel surface; and a control unit detecting concurrent touches on the surfaces of the first and second touch panels and, if the concurrent touches are detected, detecting coordinate pairs overlapping between the first coordinate pairs and the second coordinate pairs to determine whether or not the overlapping coordinate pairs exist in a number not lower than specified. A method of and a program for displaying an image on such an image displaying device are also disclosed.

Abstract: An image display device includes a display unit (DU) and an operation screen, a first operation unit on the DU generating an operation signal, a second operation unit on a rear of the DU generating an operation signal, a hold state (HS) detection unit detecting a HS of the image display device, an image display mode decision unit determining an image display mode for displaying the image on the DU according to the HS, an image processor determining a content of the image to be displayed according to the HS, and an operation control unit controlling the first and second operation units according to the HS. A user interface of the DU is changed to a user interface corresponding to the HS by changing, according to the HS, one or more of the image display mode/content of the image, and a method for controlling the first and second operation units.

Abstract: A mold (22) includes a bead ring (32). The bead ring (32) includes a side forming surface (34), a bottom forming surface (36), a support surface (38) for a bladder, and a guide surface (40) for a bladder. The support surface (38) is positioned on an inside in a radial direction of the bottom forming surface (36). The support surface (38) is extended in the radial direction. A distance (L2) of the support surface (38) is equal to or smaller than 5.0 mm in the radial direction. The guide surface (40) is positioned on an inside in the radial direction and an outside in an axial direction from the support surface (38). The guide surface (40) is inclined inward in the axial direction from the inside in the radial direction toward an outside in the radial direction. An angle ? of the guide surface (40) to the radial direction is equal to or greater than 15 degrees and is equal to or smaller than 75 degrees. In an expansion, a bladder (B) is erected by the guide surface (40).

Abstract: A mold (22) includes a bead ring (32). The bead ring (32) includes a side forming surface (34), a bottom forming surface (36), a support surface (38) for a bladder, and a guide surface (40) for a bladder. The support surface (38) is positioned on an inside in a radial direction of the bottom forming surface (36). The support surface (38) is extended in the radial direction. A distance (L2) of the support surface (38) is equal to or smaller than 5.0 mm in the radial direction. The guide surface (40) is positioned on an inside in the radial direction and an outside in an axial direction from the support surface (38). The guide surface (40) is inclined inward in the axial direction from the inside in the radial direction toward an outside in the radial direction. An angle ? of the guide surface (40) to the radial direction is equal to or greater than 15 degrees and is equal to or smaller than 75 degrees. In an expansion, a bladder (B) is erected by the guide surface (40).

Abstract: A method of molding an elastomeric article comprises: putting an elastomeric article in a mold; softening the elastomeric article in the mold by heating the elastomeric article; pressing the elastomeric article against the mold by pressurizing an inside of the elastomeric article by letting a fluid therein; and changing the pressure of said fluid in a short cycle so as to beat the elastomeric article against the mold repeatedly.

Abstract: A mold for a pneumatic tire with an inflatable bladder is disclosed with a pair of axially spaced bead portions each with a bead bottom surface extending from a bead toe toward the axially outside of the tire. The bladder is disposed inside the green tire in the mold and inflated to press the green tire against the inside of the mold. The mold comprises a pair of bead rings and each bead ring is provided with a bead bottom molding face for molding said bead bottom surface. Each bead ring is provided radially inside the bead bottom molding face with a protrusion protruding axially inwardly from the axially inner end of the bead bottom molding face so that the axial extent of the protrusion from the axially inner end of the bead bottom molding face is in the range of from 0.05 to 0.4 times the axial distance between the axially inner ends of the bead molding faces.

Abstract: A method of molding an elastomeric article comprises: putting an elastomeric article in a mold; softening the elastomeric article in the mold by heating the elastomeric article; pressing the elastomeric article against the mold by pressurizing an inside of the elastomeric article by letting a fluid therein; and changing the pressure of said fluid in a short cycle so as to beat the elastomeric article against the mold repeatedly.

Abstract: A pneumatic tire comprises a toroidal carcass ply composed of cords arranged radially at the same angle to the tire equator and extending continuously between the bead portions through the tread portion and sidewall portion, and the carcass ply is increased in thickness partially in at least a tire shoulder portion. A method of making the tire comprises a step of heating a raw tire, wherein a raw carcass ply is composed of cords having at least two different heat-shrinkage-percentages.