A radiator sharing antenna and mobile terminal including the radiator sharing antenna includes a radiator divided into a first sub-radiator and a second sub-radiator by a gap, a first feeding point, and a second feeding point. A radio frequency signal is fed through the first feeding point on the first sub-radiator, and a radio frequency signal is fed through the second feeding point on the second sub-radiator. The radiator sharing antenna is adapted to generate a plurality of antenna operating bands through the resonance generated by the first sub-radiator and the second sub-radiator and the parasitic resonance generated through mutual influence between the first sub-radiator and the second sub-radiator.

New peripheral device cases and methods of use are provided. In some embodiments, specialized hardware for acquiring personal health data is provided within a smartphone case. In some such embodiments, a case with squeezable sections is provided, configured to monitor pressure applied by a user and record a user's grip strength. In some embodiments, optical sensors are provided which monitor and assess a user's behavior while extrapolating user statuses based on behavior. For example, a new form of transparent pixel array is provided over the screen of a smartphone held within a case, and records both visual data and user input related to the screen, while permitting normal actuation of the smartphone screen through the transparent pixel array. In some embodiments, data is secured and managed within separate computer hardware within a case, and shared with a smartphone held within it, and/or with a network, upon obtaining user consent.

A mobile airbag bracket structure includes a main part including an airbag and a decorative cover. One end of the airbag is provided with a circular base protruding from the bottom of the airbag. The surface of the decorative cover is equipped with a groove having a sidewall of the groove provided with a card slot. The diameter of the base is greater than the opening diameter of the groove. The thickness of the base is smaller than or equal to the depth of the card slot. The airbag is installed in the groove of the decorative cover through the base. The base is inserted into the card slot on the sidewall of the groove to fasten the airbag.

A phone case includes a back and sides extending downward from the back, such that the sides and the back define a phone-receiving recess configured to receive and secure a phone therein. The phone case further includes a finger-hold attached to the back and having a top member and a bottom member. The finger-hold is movable between an extended position in which an opening is defined between the top member and the bottom member for use in gripping the phone case and a collapsed position in which the top member is substantially flat against the bottom member. The finger-hold can be biased to the extended position. The finger-hold can be rotatably attached to the back.

New peripheral device cases and methods of use are provided. In some embodiments, specialized hardware for acquiring and protecting personal data is provided within a smartphone case. A new form of transparent overlaid touchscreen is provided, configured to be overlayed onto the screen of a smartphone held within a case, recording both visual data and user input related to the screen, while permitting normal actuation of the smartphone screen through the overlaid touchscreen. In some embodiments, data is secured and managed within separate computer hardware within a case, and shared with a smartphone held within it, and/or with a network, upon obtaining user consent. In some such embodiments, a case with squeezable sections is provided, configured to monitor pressure applied by a user and record a user's grip strength.

A portable terminal is provided for operation in a first mode in which information is provided on a first curved surface area or a second mode in which information is provided on a second curved surface area, and controlling the display to provide, in response to an occurrence of an event while in the first mode, information related to the event on the first curved surface area, and provide, in response to the occurrence of the event while in the second mode, information related to the event on the second curved surface area.

An expandable grip apparatus to assist in holding a handheld device includes a base member having a substantially flat contact surface for securing to a surface of the handheld device, a top member that is spaced from the base member, and an expandable center section that connects between the base member and the top member, the expandable center section comprised of a series of integral foldable pleats. The series of integral foldable pleats include adjacently disposed foldable pleats that define a living hinge between the adjacently disposed foldable pleats to enable the expandable center section to selectively nest onto each other. The base member can include an adhesive or a magnet for securing the grip apparatus to the handheld device.

A mobile device case having a case body having a cavity configured to receive a mobile device, a plurality of sound channels nested within the case body and a cavity wall associated with the case body, wherein the cavity wall is configured to form a sound chamber within the cavity, wherein the sound chamber is in sound communication with a speaker of the mobile device and the plurality of sound channels, thus allowing sound emitted from the speaker of the mobile device to be guided to the plurality of sound channels. An advantage of the mobile device case is that the plurality of sound channels nested within the case may redirect sound from speakers on the device to allow sound to escape out of the front and back of the mobile device case, thus redirecting sound to a device user and preventing the mobile device case from muffling the sound.

The present disclosure relates to a mobile device grip assistive device that can improve convenience and economics in gripping of a mobile device such as a smart phone, and provides a mobile device grip assistive device including disposed in an up-down direction behind a mobile device and having flexibility, and a mechanism portion having a hole through which the strap can be disposed, and having a holding space in which friction is provided by an elastic restoration force of the strap when a finger is positioned between the front surface of a plate member and the rear surface of the strap.

Finger grip and connector for portable electronics, in particular cell phones. The grip includes a metallic ring. The ring adheres to the back of a cell phone, or case. The grip includes a corresponding ring of magnets for a grip assembly to magnetically attach to the metal ring adhered to the cell phone. The grip design provides infinite rotation of the grip assembly relative to the phone for holding the phone in various positions. The grip provides a support for viewing content on the electronic device at different angles and orientations. The grip provides a means of magnetically attaching a cell phone to metallic surfaces, chargers, mounts, and other devices. The grip can allow for wireless charging, which is optimized and enabled by a relatively large open inner diameter of the metallic ring and corresponding magnets. The grip can retract to be less than 3 millimeters in total thickness.