Abstract: A button structure includes a circuit board, a first portion, a second portion, and a reinforcement structure. The circuit board has a switch thereon. The first portion is located above the switch. The second portion partially covers the first portion and surrounds the first portion. The reinforcement structure is disposed on the first portion. The reinforcement structure is higher than the first portion in Young's modulus.

Abstract: A button structure includes a circuit board, a first portion, a second portion, and a reinforcement structure. The circuit board has a switch thereon. The first portion is located above the switch. The second portion partially covers the first portion and surrounds the first portion. The reinforcement structure is disposed on the first portion. The reinforcement structure is higher than the first portion in Young's modulus.

Abstract: A liquid sampling device for use with a mobile device comprises a wired connection for connecting the liquid sampling device to the mobile device, a sample receiving and testing section capable of receiving a liquid sample and conducting electrochemical testing of the liquid sample and a sample testing circuit configured to communicate at least one liquid sample test result to the mobile device via the wired connection. Associated methods and a mobile device application for interfacing with the liquid sampling device are also disclosed.

Abstract: A supporting module includes a frame, a support and a rod. The frame includes a main portion, a first fastening portion and an elastic arm. The main portion has a groove. The first fastening portion and the elastic arm are disposed close to an end of the groove, and the first fastening portion and the elastic arm are disposed in the groove, wherein the first side and the second side are opposite to each other. The support has a first connection portion pivoted on the frame, and a second connection portion. The rod includes a bar portion, a pivotal portion and a movable portion. The pivotal portion and the movable portion are disposed on the bar portion. The pivotal portion is pivoted on the second connection portion. The movable portion is slidable in the groove, and the movable portion includes a second fastening portion.

Abstract: A stylus storage mechanism includes a casing, a rotating member, a torsion spring, a sleeve assembly and a resilient member. The casing has an accommodating space, a first end and a second end, wherein the first end communicates with the second end via the accommodating space. The rotating member has an operating portion and a protruding portion. An end of the rotating member is inserted into the accommodating space from the first end, wherein the operating portion is exposed out of the first end and the protruding portion is located in the accommodating space. The torsion springs is disposed in the accommodating space. Opposite ends of the torsion spring are connected to the rotating member and the casing. The sleeve assembly is disposed in the accommodating space and has an oblique guiding portion and a fixing hole. The resilient member is disposed between the sleeve assembly and the rotating member.

Abstract: A liquid sampling device for use with a mobile device comprises a wired connection for connecting the liquid sampling device to the mobile device, a sample receiving and testing section capable of receiving a liquid sample and conducting electrochemical testing of the liquid sample and a sample testing circuit configured to communicate at least one liquid sample test result to the mobile device via the wired connection. Associated methods and a mobile device application for interfacing with the liquid sampling device are also disclosed.

Abstract: A stylus storage mechanism includes a casing, a rotating member, a torsion spring, a sleeve assembly and a resilient member. The casing has an accommodating space, a first end and a second end, wherein the first end communicates with the second end via the accommodating space. The rotating member has an operating portion and a protruding portion. An end of the rotating member is inserted into the accommodating space from the first end, wherein the operating portion is exposed out of the first end and the protruding portion is located in the accommodating space. The torsion springs is disposed in the accommodating space. Opposite ends of the torsion spring are connected to the rotating member and the casing. The sleeve assembly is disposed in the accommodating space and has an oblique guiding portion and a fixing hole. The resilient member is disposed between the sleeve assembly and the rotating member.

Abstract: An electronic device having function of fixing a keyboard mechanism is disclosed in the present invention. The electronic device includes a casing for holding the keyboard mechanism, and an accommodating space is formed on a lateral inner wall of the casing. The electronic device further includes a hook mechanism disposed inside the accommodating space on the casing. The hook mechanism includes an arm base. An end of the arm base is connected to a surface of the accommodating space, and the other end of the arm base is connected to the other surface of the accommodating space. The hook mechanism further includes a hook portion disposed on the arm base and further located between the ends of the arm base for contacting against the keyboard mechanism, so as to constrain a movement of the keyboard mechanism relative to the casing.

Abstract: An electronic device having function of fixing a keyboard mechanism is disclosed in the present invention. The electronic device includes a casing for holding the keyboard mechanism, and an accommodating space is formed on a lateral inner wall of the casing. The electronic device further includes a hook mechanism disposed inside the accommodating space on the casing. The hook mechanism includes an arm base, and an end of the arm base is connected to a surface of the accommodating space. The hook mechanism further includes a hook portion disposed on the arm base for contacting against the keyboard mechanism, so as to constrain a movement of the keyboard mechanism relative to the casing.