An electronic visible light sensor is employed to detect the presence or lack of sunlight. The simple, digital light/dark data from the sensor is fed to electronic circuits which control security and other devices dependent upon day and night status. These circuits are directed and controlled in turn by associated electronic circuits that gather data which measures the length of the solar night, that is, between dusk and dawn, and by deduction, the length of the day. Given that these time periods vary daily and in a regular fashion, the result will necessarily differ by a few minutes each and every day during the 365 day solar year. The resulting day/night time data is used to estimate, with say, a four to ten minute accuracy, taken against the Universal Coordinated Time System, to establish start/stop times, durations and cycles of security and other devices dependent upon the presence or lack of sunlight relative to UCT designated within the universally accepted twenty-four day. These results are fed to the security control circuitry to define control of data to security and other devices.

Disclosed is an electronic timepiece including: a first processor that controls a clocking operation; a second processor that has an arithmetic processing capacity higher than an arithmetic processing capacity of the first processor; and an information acquisition circuit that is controlled by the second processor.

An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a housing, at least one coupling member configured to be connected to the housing, a bracket disposed between the housing and the at least one coupling member and including a first through hole and a second through hole, and a connecting member at least partially disposed within the at least one coupling member, wherein the connecting member includes a first protruding area configured to be inserted into the first through hole and a second protruding area configured to be inserted into the second through hole, wherein the first protruding area is configured to rotate within a first angular range in the first through hole, and the second protruding area is configured to rotate within the first angular range in the second through hole.

An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a housing, at least one coupling member configured to be connected to the housing, a bracket disposed between the housing and the at least one coupling member and including a first through hole and a second through hole, and a connecting member at least partially disposed within the at least one coupling member, wherein the connecting member includes a first protruding area configured to be inserted into the first through hole and a second protruding area configured to be inserted into the second through hole, wherein the first protruding area is configured to rotate within a first angular range in the first through hole, and the second protruding area is configured to rotate within the first angular range in the second through hole.

An electronic device is an electronic device to be worn on an arm of a user, and includes a detector that detects exercise information of the user, and a controller. The controller determines, based on the exercise information detected by the detector, the form of the exercise of the user.

A computing device includes a display device, one or more sensors to obtain biometric information of a user associated with the computing device, and one or more processors to execute instructions stored in one or more memories to: determine whether the user completes one or more biometric goals based on the biometric information, and receive data associated with a first user interface screen and data associated with one or more first biometric achievement user interface screens. Each of the first biometric achievement user interface screens include one or more first user interface elements from the first user interface screen and are associated with biometric goals. The first user interface screen forms at least part of a home screen, and in response to the user completing a first biometric goal, a corresponding first biometric achievement user interface screen associated with completion of the first biometric goal is provided.

In one embodiment, a method for providing enhanced configuration features includes receiving, by a computing device, indication that a wearable device has started a pairing process with a second electronic device and obtaining images corresponding to the wearable device. Moreover, the method includes analyzing, by the computing device, the images to determine one or more aspects of the wearable device and configuring the wearable device using the one or more aspects of the wearable device.

In one embodiment, a method for providing enhanced configuration features includes receiving, by a computing device, indication that a wearable device has started a pairing process with a second electronic device and obtaining images corresponding to the wearable device. Moreover, the method includes analyzing, by the computing device, the images to determine one or more aspects of the wearable device and configuring the wearable device using the one or more aspects of the wearable device.

A satellite radio-controlled watch, including a receiving unit for receiving a satellite radio wave containing time information and position information; a storage unit for storing intersection point information indicating a position of an intersection point between a reference line along a great circle orthogonal to a specific great circle on the earth or a reference line along the specific great circle on the earth or a circle parallel to the great circle and a time zone boundary, and time difference division information on a wedge-shaped or belt-shaped area that is adjacent to the reference line and to which the intersection point belongs, and a time zone determination unit for determining a time zone, based on the position information, the intersection point information, and the time difference division information.

A trigonometric function display clock includes a clock face that has a center aligned with a central axis, axial markings aligned with an x-axis and a y-axis, and a secondary circle having a diameter equal to a radius of the axial markings. A first point on the secondary circle is aligned at the center of the central axis, and the secondary circle is configured to be rotatable about the first point. The secondary circle is configured to overlap and align with at least a portion of the axial markings as the secondary circle rotates about the first point.