Patents by Inventor Sheila A. Foley
Sheila A. Foley 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: 11958873Abstract: The present invention is directed to compounds having the Formula (I), (II), (III), (IV), and (V), compositions thereof, and methods for the treatment of a condition associated with a dysfunction in proteostasis.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2021Date of Patent: April 16, 2024Assignee: Kineta, Inc.Inventors: Matthew Cullen, Sheila Hauck, Bolin Geng, Megan Foley, Cecilia M. Bastos, Benito Munoz, Markus Haeberlein, Bradley Tait
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Publication number: 20240116894Abstract: The present invention is directed to compounds that inhibit Usp14, compositions thereof, and methods for the treatment of a condition associated with a dysfunction in proteostasis.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 12, 2023Publication date: April 11, 2024Inventors: Matthew Cullen, Sheila Hauck, Megan Foley, Bradley Tait, Markus Haeberlein
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Patent number: 8502694Abstract: Disclosed are communication devices and methods of communication devices including generic indicators and a user interface to configure the generic indicators so that a user can privately determine, in real-time, from whom a communication signal has been received and the type of communication signal received. A user may select contacts having communication addresses stored in a memory, particular types of communication signals and correlate them to generic indicators. When communication signals are received by the device that correspond to a selected communication address and a particular type of communication signal an announcement can be made by configured generic indicators. Once configured, when the device is in an indicator state, a device's ringer and/or vibrator may be disabled, particularly where such disturbances are unacceptable and a user nevertheless may be able to determine, according to the configured generic indicators from which contact a particular type of communication has been received.Type: GrantFiled: October 30, 2009Date of Patent: August 6, 2013Assignee: Motorola Mobility LLCInventors: Sheila A. Foley, Yoo Jung Ahn, Erik G. Almenberg, Ryan A. Powell
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Patent number: 8494575Abstract: The disclosed are methods and communication devices include a user interface configured receive input to place the device in silence mode and to make exceptions to the silence mode and an indicator to provide an announcement that there is data stored related to incoming communications so that even when the device in silence mode, the user may not miss important notifications. The exceptions to the silence mode include at least one of receipt of an identified communication signal, an identified application indication or an identified event notification. The disclosed methods and communication device may further include a sensor to that the processor will provide an indication whether there is data stored related to detect a user action with respect to the device so incoming communications since a silence mode commenced. The disclosed methods and devices may provide a user choice in how to control incoming communications of the mobile device.Type: GrantFiled: December 23, 2009Date of Patent: July 23, 2013Assignee: Motorola Mobility LLCInventors: Sheila A. Foley, Michiel S. Knoppert, Ryan A. Powell
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Publication number: 20120011436Abstract: Disclosed are devices and methods of user interfaces of devices. Such a device includes a display and has at least two keys configured for tactile awareness adjacent thereto. Such keys also can be configured to receive input signals of two types. Two types of input signals can be touch input signals and press input signals. Tactile awareness of a key provides that a user can know when the user has touched the key. Initial information displayed upon the screen can be scrolled when the device receives an input signal of a first key within a predetermined time of receiving an input signal of a second key. A disclosed method further can include, after scrolling the initial information, new information is displayed on the display so that one or more distinct portions of the new information is aligned with one or more of the keys.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 2, 2009Publication date: January 12, 2012Applicant: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Nicholas A. Jinkinson, Sheila A. Foley, Ignacio Germade, Ryan A. Powell, Nicholas Woodley
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Publication number: 20110151851Abstract: The disclosed are methods and communication devices include a user interface configured receive input to place the device in silence mode and to make exceptions to the silence mode and an indicator to provide an announcement that there is data stored related to incoming communications so that even when the device in silence mode, the user may not miss important notifications. The exceptions to the silence mode include at least one of receipt of an identified communication signal, an identified application indication or an identified event notification. The disclosed methods and communication device may further include a sensor to that the processor will provide an indication whether there is data stored related to detect a user action with respect to the device so incoming communications since a silence mode commenced. The disclosed methods and devices may provide a user choice in how to control incoming communications of the mobile device.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 23, 2009Publication date: June 23, 2011Applicant: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Sheila A. Foley, Michiel S. Knoppert, Ryan A. Powell
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Publication number: 20110154260Abstract: A method and apparatus includes an electronic device that displays 110 a plurality of members on a first portion of a display and receives 115 a first input on the first portion of the display, wherein the input selects a first member from the plurality of members. Then, the electronic device enlarges 120 the first member and displays 130 additional information associated with the first member on the first portion of the display. After the selection, the device determines 135 if the received input is an entry input. If the input is determined to be an entry input, then detailed information associated with the first member is displayed 140 on a second portion of the display.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 17, 2009Publication date: June 23, 2011Applicant: MOTOROLA INCInventors: GENG WANG, SHEILA A. FOLEY, RYAN A. POWELL
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Publication number: 20110102175Abstract: Disclosed are communication devices and methods of communication devices including generic indicators and a user interface to configure the generic indicators so that a user can privately determine, in real-time, from whom a communication signal has been received and the type of communication signal received. A user may select contacts having communication addresses stored in a memory, particular types of communication signals and correlate them to generic indicators. When communication signals are received by the device that correspond to a selected communication address and a particular type of communication signal an announcement can be made by configured generic indicators. Once configured, when the device is in an indicator state, a device's ringer and/or vibrator may be disabled, particularly where such disturbances are unacceptable and a user nevertheless may be able to determine, according to the configured generic indicators from which contact a particular type of communication has been received.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 30, 2009Publication date: May 5, 2011Applicant: MOTOROLA, INC.Inventors: Sheila A. Foley, Yoo Jung Ahn, Erik G. Almenberg, Ryan A. Powell
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Publication number: 20070283276Abstract: A UI involving selection and display from a library of videos, including a “Mosaic” mode of operation, in which a primarily visual display is made of information about possible videos, with the effect that a user might select one such video in response to such visual display. The Mosaic includes an two-dimensional array of entries, each of which has visual information for that entry. The Mosaic collects relatively similar entries near to each other in the visual field seen by a user. The focus is centralized and emphasized, and has auxiliary information displayed for further understanding. The array is dynamically rearranged in response to change in focus and metadata about the entries. Relative weighting of that metadata is responsive to user choice. The array includes rows and columns each of which includes all possible entries, but offset by relatively prime values.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2007Publication date: December 6, 2007Applicant: Kaleidescape, Inc.Inventors: Shawn Neely, Lawrence Kesteloot, Margaret Novotny, Marion Buchenau, Sheila Foley, Michael O'Neil
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Publication number: 20070245247Abstract: A UI including a “Guide,” presenting a list of videos, having data fields relating to each entry, possibly including multiple data values for a single data field. When focusing on a single entry, the focused-upon entry is expanded and emphasized. The focused-upon entry is highlighted and centered, while other entries have lesser highlighting and centering. When a data field is selected, the focused-upon data field is emphasized (by highlighting, repositioning, or resizing), while other entries have lesser emphasis. Display changes might appear after a brief delay, or in response to further user command. When entries are sorted on selected data fields, entries with multiple data values for those fields are replicated, and the sorting letter is highlighted. The user can move individually down the list of entries, or skip to the next section with a different data value for a selected field.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 12, 2007Publication date: October 18, 2007Applicant: Kaleidescape, Inc.Inventors: Shawn Neely, Lawrence Kesteloot, Margaret Novotny, Marion Buchenau, Sheila Foley, Michael O'Neil
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Patent number: 7246322Abstract: A UI including a “Guide,” presenting a list of videos, having data fields relating to each entry, possibly including multiple data values for a single data field. When focusing on a single entry, the focused-upon entry is expanded and emphasized. The focused-upon entry is highlighted and centered, while other entries have lesser highlighting and centering. When a data field is selected, the focused-upon data field is emphasized (by highlighting, repositioning, or resizing), while other entries have lesser emphasis. Display changes might appear after a brief delay, or in response to further user command. When entries are sorted on selected data fields, entries with multiple data values for those fields are replicated, and the sorting letter is highlighted. The user can move individually down the list of entries, or skip to the next section with a different data value for a selected field.Type: GrantFiled: April 18, 2003Date of Patent: July 17, 2007Assignee: Kaleidescope, Inc.Inventors: Shawn R. Neely, Lawrence Kesteloot, Margaret Novotny, Marion Buchenau, Sheila A. Foley, Michael O'Neil
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Patent number: 7231607Abstract: A UI involving selection and display from a library of videos, including a “Mosaic” mode of operation, in which a primarily visual display is made of information about possible videos, with the effect that a user might select one such video in response to such visual display. The Mosaic includes an two-dimensional array of entries, each of which has visual information for that entry. The Mosaic collects relatively similar entries near to each other in the visual field seen by a user. The focus is centralized and emphasized, and has auxiliary information displayed for further understanding. The array is dynamically rearranged in response to change in focus and metadata about the entries. Relative weighting of that metadata is responsive to user choice. The array includes rows and columns each of which includes all possible entries, but offset by relatively prime values.Type: GrantFiled: April 18, 2003Date of Patent: June 12, 2007Assignee: Kaleidescope, Inc.Inventors: Shawn R. Neely, Lawrence Kesteloot, Margaret Novotny, Marion Buchenau, Sheila A. Foley, Michael O'Neil
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Publication number: 20040070593Abstract: A UI involving selection and display from a library of videos, including a “Mosaic” mode of operation, in which a primarily visual display is made of information about possible videos, with the effect that a user might select one such video in response to such visual display. The Mosaic includes an two-dimensional array of entries, each of which has visual information for that entry. The Mosaic collects relatively similar entries near to each other in the visual field seen by a user. The focus is centralized and emphasized, and has auxiliary information displayed for further understanding. The array is dynamically rearranged in response to change in focus and metadata about the entries. Relative weighting of that metadata is responsive to user choice. The array includes rows and columns each of which includes all possible entries, but offset by relatively prime values.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 18, 2003Publication date: April 15, 2004Applicant: KaleidescapeInventors: Shawn R. Neely, Lawrence Kesteloot, Margaret Novotny, Marion Buchenau, Sheila A. Foley, Michael O'Neil
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Publication number: 20040073921Abstract: A UI including a “Guide,” presenting a list of videos, having data fields relating to each entry, possibly including multiple data values for a single data field. When focusing on a single entry, the focused-upon entry is expanded and emphasized. The focused-upon entry is highlighted and centered, while other entries have lesser highlighting and centering. When a data field is selected, the focused-upon data field is emphasized (by highlighting, repositioning, or resizing), while other entries have lesser emphasis. Display changes might appear after a brief delay, or in response to further user command. When entries are sorted on selected data fields, entries with multiple data values for those fields are replicated, and the sorting letter is highlighted. The user can move individually down the list of entries, or skip to the next section with a different data value for a selected field.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 18, 2003Publication date: April 15, 2004Inventors: Shawn R. Neely, Lawrence Kesteloot, Margaret Novotny, Marion Buchenau, Sheila A. Foley, Michael O'Neil