System and methods for adapting a smart phone for use as a hybrid smart phone and smart camera, referred to as a modified or hybrid device. The modified device is based on a set of smart phone components which has its battery removed and is instead powered by alternative circuitry. The modified device is also outfitted with a variety of modifications which allow it to operate in an extended temperature range. The modified device is loaded with software and circuitry which allow it to operate automatically without human interaction. The modified device functions as a smart camera but includes beneficial smart phone functions and features.

A modular ruggedized protective case for a mobile communications device is disclosed. In embodiments, the protective case includes a flexible (e.g., rubberized) primary housing partially enclosing the mobile device and itself partially surrounded or enclosed by a rigid secondary housing. The secondary housing includes a removable sidewall conformable and contourable to the housing to protect and conceal connector ports for a peripheral keyboard. The sidewall may be detached from the secondary housing to allow the keyboard to be connected to the mobile communications device via the connector ports, eliminating the need for an external adapter attached to the secondary housing.

Left and right earphones are independently wireless such that the left and right earphones are not physically connected when worn by a user. Each earphone comprises a speaker, a body portion, and an earbud extending from the body portion. The body portion comprises a downwardly extending portion that extends straight downwardly when the earphone is worn by the user, a wireless communication circuit for receiving signals transmitted wirelessly to the earphone from a remote source, a microphone, a rechargeable battery, a memory and a processor. Each earphone is configured to receive from a remote computing device, and store in the memory, a firmware update.

Left and right earphones are independently wireless such that the left and right earphones are not physically connected when worn by a user. Each earphone comprises a speaker, a body portion, and an earbud extending from the body portion. The body portion comprises a downwardly extending portion that extends straight downwardly when the earphone is worn by the user, a wireless communication circuit for receiving signals transmitted wirelessly to the earphone from a remote source, a microphone, a rechargeable battery, a memory and a processor. Each earphone is configured to receive from a remote computing device, and store in the memory, a firmware update.

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.

An accessory device detachably attachable to an electronic device comprising a housing which is expandable to define an expanded area of the housing, and a display module which is expandable, together with the housing, to define an expanded area of the display module, and the accessory device may comprise a main body configured to be mounted to the expanded area of the housing, the main body comprising a mounting surface, and a coupling unit which detachably attaches the accessory device to the electronic device, wherein the main body which is attached to the housing which is expanded, may disposes the mounting surface to support the expanded area of the housing together with the expanded area of the display module.

When it comes to monitoring human health, today's consumers are limited to so called “health trackers,” which count steps and calculate calorie burns. Traditional health trackers are only capable of measuring heart rate and are limited to external measurements. These devices are not capable of obtaining the internal body data and do not have access to human fluids. The personal health shield personal cloud case cover (or “health PCCC”) can not only analyze human fluids but also fluids being consumed by the user (food and drinks). The data collected from the fluids is then compared to a cloud or local data base. The results are displayed on a phone, tablet, personal computers, television, or any other device either mounted in the PCCC or connected to the health PCCC.

Disclosed is a mobile terminal having a differentiated structure from the conventional one. The mobile terminal includes a neck band unit configured to be wearable on a user's neck, and having a main power supply unit; and a glass unit having a frame configured to be wearable on a user's head, having an input/output module installed at the frame, and electrically-connectable to the neck band unit so as to be provided with power from the main power supply unit, wherein the neck band unit is provided with accommodation recesses formed such that at least part thereof corresponds to the frame, and wherein the glass unit is coupled to the neck band unit when two ends thereof are inserted into the accommodation recesses, respectively, and wherein the glass unit is separated from the neck band unit when the two ends thereof are withdrawn from the accommodation recesses, respectively.

A system for producing a 360 degree media is provided. The system includes an adapter and a computer having a front camera facing in a first direction and a rear camera facing in a second direction. The first direction and the second direction are opposite one another. The adapter includes a front lens facing in the first direction and a rear lens facing in the second direction when the adapter is releasably attached to the computer. The front lens and the rear lens expand a capturable image of the front camera and the rear camera so that the computer may capture and produce the 360 degree media.

A case for mobile terminal has a case having a space portion for accommodating the mobile terminal thereinside and having a coupling face formed on at least a portion thereof; and a sound source playing module being communicationally connected with the mobile terminal and for playing sound sources stored in the mobile terminal. The sound source playing module is detachably coupled on the coupling face.