An angle adjusting mechanism for a mouthpiece bearing portion of a telephone includes a hinge, a guiding member, a connecting member, a pushing member, a first wheel, and a second wheel. The hinge and the guiding member are fixed on opposite ends of the connecting member. The first wheel is fixed on the pushing member, and the second wheel is fixed on the mouthpiece bearing portion. The first wheel and the second wheel engage together and an end of the pushing member is connected to the guiding member. The hinge can rotate to slide the pushing member to rotate the first wheel. The second wheel turns to achieve a constant angle for the handset bed even if main body of telephone is propped up to an angle from a supporting surface.

The present invention is a vertically oriented device that is intended to be installed in gambling casinos or other areas where there is limited space. The device serves several functions. It is a holder for a portable telephone while the phone is being charged and when in use. The device is provided with electrical power via various types of charger cords and ports to charge a variety of phones or other electrical devices. It is a drinking cup holder that is lighted so that a drinking cup in the holder is clearly visible. It also has a directional task light located under the drinking cup holder that provides light in an area under the cup holder and adjacent the device's supporting base to accommodate a cigarette ash tray or other item that needs to be lighted so as to be seen by the user.

Various components of an electronic device housing and methods for their assembly are disclosed. The housing can be formed by assembling and connecting two or more different sections together. The sections of the housing may be coupled together using one or more coupling members. The coupling members may be formed using a two-shot molding process in which the first shot forms a structural portion of the coupling members, and the second shot forms cosmetic portions of the coupling members.

Various components of an electronic device housing and methods for their assembly are disclosed. The housing can be formed by assembling and connecting two or more different sections together. The sections of the housing may be coupled together using one or more coupling members. The coupling members may be formed using a two-shot molding process in which the first shot forms a structural portion of the coupling members, and the second shot forms cosmetic portions of the coupling members.

A battery charging apparatus for charging batteries of fixed voltage charge receiving batteries and flexible voltage charge receiving batteries. A wall receptacle charger outlet, an “all-in-one” vehicle or home charger, a hands-free docking station charger, a wall mountable USB charging strip and a holder for multiple charger receiving devices that includes a charger are disclosed.

A battery charging apparatus for charging batteries of fixed voltage charge receiving batteries and flexible voltage charge receiving batteries. A wall receptacle charger outlet, an “all-in-one” vehicle or home charger, a hands-free docking station charger, a wall mountable USB charging strip and a holder for multiple charger receiving devices that includes a charger are disclosed.

A portable communication terminal equipment case attached to terminal equipment including an enclosure having a front surface and a rear surface in which a camera lens is located, the equipment case includes a case body and a support unit including a first rotary section making a support unit rotatable around an axis perpendicular to an exterior surface of the case body, a first plate-piece section integral with the first rotary section, a second rotary section rotatable around an axis parallel with the exterior surface; and a second plate-piece section coupled to one end of the first plate-piece section via the second rotary section. A rotation axis center of the first rotary section is located adjacent to other-end short side in a longitudinal direction, at which the camera lens is not located, and offset in a direction toward one of corners with respect to a middle position of the short side.

A portable communication terminal equipment case attached to terminal equipment including an enclosure having a front surface and a rear surface in which a camera lens is located, the equipment case includes a case body and a support unit including a first rotary section making a support unit rotatable around an axis perpendicular to an exterior surface of the case body, a first plate-piece section integral with the first rotary section, a second rotary section rotatable around an axis parallel with the exterior surface; and a second plate-piece section coupled to one end of the first plate-piece section via the second rotary section. A rotation axis center of the first rotary section is located adjacent to other-end short side in a longitudinal direction, at which the camera lens is not located, and offset in a direction toward one of corners with respect to a middle position of the short side.

A data carrier is convertible into a cradle for a mobile communications device. The data carrier includes a first manipulation line downstream of a cutout in which the SIM is disposed. The first manipulation line and vertical manipulation lines define a stand that is less than a width of the card body. A support portion on each side of the stand includes a rear support surface that is fixed relative to manipulation of the stand. Each support portion also includes second manipulation and third manipulation lines configured such that upon manipulation, a vertical support surface extends between the second and third manipulation lines and a lip portion extends between the third manipulation line and a first end of the card body. The mobile communications device may be secured in a portrait orientation within the cradle formed by the rear support surfaces, the vertical support surfaces, and the lip portions.

A data carrier is convertible into a cradle for a mobile communications device. The data carrier includes a first manipulation line downstream of a cutout in which the SIM is disposed. The first manipulation line and vertical manipulation lines define a stand that is less than a width of the card body. A support portion on each side of the stand includes a rear support surface that is fixed relative to manipulation of the stand. Each support portion also includes second manipulation and third manipulation lines configured such that upon manipulation, a vertical support surface extends between the second and third manipulation lines and a lip portion extends between the third manipulation line and a first end of the card body. The mobile communications device may be secured in a portrait orientation within the cradle formed by the rear support surfaces, the vertical support surfaces, and the lip portions.