Christopher Michael Jensen, Age 50245 Mystery Creek Ct, Morgan Hill, CA 95037

8107982, Jan 31, 2012

May 10, 2011

13/104791

Thomas R. Giallorenzi - Herriman UT, US
Christopher Jensen - Morgan UT, US
Jason Woosuk Lee - Salt Lake City UT, US
James Dyal - South Jordan UT, US
Larry S. Thomson - Bountiful UT, US

L-3 Communications, Corp. - New York NY

G06F 17/30

455466

Entry of a terminal into a wireless communications network is facilitated for terminals which may operate in either frequency-division duplex or time-division duplex mode. Join request messages transmitted by the terminals include a duplex capability indicator defining a carrier frequency which can be used to response to the terminals.

2014003, Feb 6, 2014

Jul 26, 2013

13/951741

Scott C. Peeler - Sandy UT, US
Brian W. Guest - Farmington UT, US
Christopher H. Jensen - Stansbury Park UT, US

G01M 3/02

73 37

In accordance with some implementations of the described invention, a testing device is provided which includes a safety shield having one or more motion control cam tracks, wherein the cam tracks are configured to receive a cam follower that is connected to a mounting member onto which is mounted one or more testing modules. The testing modules perform specific functions for testing a sample product. The mounting member is moved within the safety shield as the cam follower tracks within the motion control cam tracks. In such implementations, the mounting member is further connected to two or more hydraulic cylinders or other actuators which are configured to move the mounting member to various positions within an x-axis and a y-axis. The integrated safety and motion control features of the safety shield provide precise, repeatable movement of the mounting member while preventing injuring to a user. Other implementations are also described.

6105334, Aug 22, 2000

Sep 16, 1997

8/932187

Kevin J. Monson - Salt Lake City UT
Christopher D. Jensen - Salt Lake City UT
Edward V. Calo - Park City UT

Logic Construction Systems, L.L.C. - Park City UT

E04F 1900
E04B10100

527413

A structure for use in conjunction with a recessed fixture is provided which includes a substantially rectangular housing defining a top wall and side walls. Each of the walls has exterior and interior wall surfaces, and at least the interior wall surfaces of the housing are coated with a fire resistant material. Flanges depend outwardly from bottom edges of side walls of the housing to facilitate mounting of the housing between spaced apart building joists. The housing is coated with the fire resistant material prior to installation.

2022023, Jul 28, 2022

Apr 7, 2022

17/658440

- Cupertino CA, US
Christopher C. JENSEN - Santa Cruz CA, US
Alexei E. KOSUT - Campbell CA, US

H02J 7/00

The embodiments set forth a technique for coordinating notifications across computing devices placed onto a wireless charging apparatus. According to some embodiments, the technique can involve the wireless charging apparatus () receiving, from a first computing device, first information that includes (i) a first unique identifier (ID) associated with the first computing device, and (ii) one or more unique IDs that are each associated with a respective auxiliary computing device known to the first computing device. Subsequently, the wireless charging apparatus can receive, from a second computing device, second information that at least includes a second unique ID associated with the second computing device. Finally, the wireless charging apparatus can, in response to determining that the second unique ID is included in the one or more unique IDs, and cause both the first and second computing devices to display respective notifications in a coordinated manner.

2021006, Mar 4, 2021

Sep 11, 2020

17/019155

- Cupertino CA, US
Christopher C. JENSEN - Santa Cruz CA, US
Alexei E. KOSUT - Campbell CA, US

H02J 7/00

The embodiments set forth a technique for coordinating notifications across computing devices placed onto a wireless charging apparatus. According to some embodiments, the technique can involve the wireless charging apparatus (1) receiving, from a first computing device, first information that includes (i) a first unique identifier (ID) associated with the first computing device, and (ii) one or more unique IDs that are each associated with a respective auxiliary computing device known to the first computing device. Subsequently, the wireless charging apparatus can receive, from a second computing device, second information that at least includes a second unique ID associated with the second computing device. Finally, the wireless charging apparatus can, in response to determining that the second unique ID is included in the one or more unique IDs, and cause both the first and second computing devices to display respective notifications in a coordinated manner.

2020028, Sep 10, 2020

May 27, 2020

16/884520

- Cupertino CA, US
Christopher C. Jensen - Santa Cruz CA, US
John J. Iarocci - Cupertino CA, US
Marc J. Krochmal - Santa Clara CA, US
Ziv Wolkowicki - Cupertino CA, US
Daniel B. Pollack - San Francisco CA, US
Darin B. Adler - Los Gatos CA, US

H04L 12/58
H04L 29/08

Messaging between a companion device and an accessory device is controlled such that different modes of communication may be utilized. The different modes can implement different messaging strategies, each of which is intended for efficient power management, in view of the limited electrical power that is typically available at the accessory device. A received request message for sending from the companion device to the accessory device is sent if predetermined conditions apply, and similarly for messages from the accessory device to the companion device.

2019030, Oct 3, 2019

Mar 14, 2019

16/353941

- Cupertino CA, US
Christopher C. JENSEN - Santa Cruz CA, US
Alexei E. KOSUT - Campbell CA, US

H02J 7/00

The embodiments set forth a technique for coordinating notifications across computing devices placed onto a wireless charging apparatus. According to some embodiments, the technique can involve the wireless charging apparatus (1) receiving, from a first computing device, first information that includes (i) a first unique identifier (ID) associated with the first computing device, and (ii) one or more unique IDs that are each associated with a respective auxiliary computing device known to the first computing device. Subsequently, the wireless charging apparatus can receive, from a second computing device, second information that at least includes a second unique ID associated with the second computing device. Finally, the wireless charging apparatus can, in response to determining that the second unique ID is included in the one or more unique IDs, and cause both the first and second computing devices to display respective notifications in a coordinated manner.

2019016, May 30, 2019

Dec 12, 2018

16/218407

- Cupertino CA, US
Keith Stattenfield - Santa Clara CA, US
Christopher C. Jensen - Santa Cruz CA, US
Alexander R. Ledwith - Santa Cruz CA, US
David A. Carter - San Francisco CA, US
Marc Krochmal - Santa Clara CA, US
John J. Iarocci - Los Gatos CA, US
Jonathan M. Grynspan - Toronto, CA

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

H04L 29/08
G06F 9/48

The described embodiments transfer an activity from a source electronic device to a companion electronic device. The source electronic device receives activity information describing an activity performed in a first application at the source electronic device, determines an activity identifier for the activity information, and broadcasts an activity advertisement comprising the activity identifier. Upon receiving the activity advertisement, the companion electronic device determines whether a second application that is associated with the first application is available at the companion electronic device. If the second application is available, the companion electronic device requests extended activity data from the source electronic device. The source electronic device responds by sending extended activity data from the first application to the companion electronic device. Then, the companion electronic device uses the extended activity data to configure the second application and commences performing the activity with the second application at the companion electronic device.