An enclosure for communication devices is described comprising a rear housing and a faceplate. Various faceplates may be provided for different communication devices. The rear housing mounts to existing phone backboards. The rear housing may remain mounted and the faceplate exchanged for a different faceplate with a different communication device. The enclosure provides a simple, ubiquitous, an inexpensive enclosure that can support various communication devices that provide a variety of communication services to users such as email, VOIP, video calls, or other advanced telecommunications.

Mobile communications devices having moveable housings are described. In an implementation, a mobile communications device includes a first housing and a second housing. At least one of the first or second housings are moveable between a first configuration in which the first housing substantially covers the second housing so that an outer surface of the second housing is covered and an outer surface of the first housing is viewable, and a second configuration in which said outer surface of the second housing is exposed and positioned such that said outer surface of the second housing is positioned in a substantially similar plane to that of said outer surface of the first housing.

A telecommunication device includes a casing, smart phone components disposed within the casing, two opposed flexible wrist grips having upper and lower surfaces, and a flexible screen disposed on the lower surfaces of the casing and the opposed flexible wrist grips and in communication with the smart phone components.

A mobile terminal is disclosed. A mobile terminal according to one embodiment of the present invention includes a sensing unit including at least one of a touch sensor and a pressure sensor, a display unit and a controller, the controller configured to display an execution screen of a first application on the display unit, the controller configured to control a predetermined function of the first application according to a change of a value of a first input signal received via the display unit in a state that the execution screen of the first application is displayed. In this case, the value of the first input signal is based on at least one of the area of a region of the display unit corresponding to the first input signal and pressure putting on the region of the display unit.

A middle frame of an electronic device and the electronic device. The electronic device may include a handheld device, an in-vehicle device, a wearable device, a terminal device, or be connected to any one of a wireless modem, a cellular phone, a smartphone, a personal digital assistant, a computer, a tablet computer, a handheld computer, or the like. In embodiments, a display module of the electronic device is located inside a first mounting cavity, a sound channel is relatively isolated from the first mounting cavity, and the sound channel is not communicated with the first mounting cavity. In this way, the display module is also relatively isolated from the sound channel, so that a medium like oil inside the sound channel is prevented from contacting the display module. This greatly reduces a probability of occurrence of a yellow spot phenomenon.

Display apparatuses (10, 20) and a mobile terminal. The display apparatuses (10, 20) comprise a middle frame (13) and display modules (11, 21) located in the middle frame (13). The display modules (11, 21) comprise a display panel (211) and a metal support member (212). The display panel (211) comprises a display portion (211A), a binding portion (211B) disposed opposite to the display portion (211A), and a first bending portion (211C) connected between the display portion (211A) and the binding portion (211B). The metal support member (212) is provided between the display portion (211A) and the binding portion (211B); wherein the side of the metal support member (212) furthest from the display portion (211A) is directly fixedly connected to the middle frame (13). The invention reduces the weight and thickness of the display modules (11, 21), achieving lighter, thinner display modules (11, 21).