A wirelessly enabled mirror includes a mirror, a wireless data system, and a data output interface. The mirror has a front side and a back side. The wireless data system includes a wireless data module. The wireless data system is fixed to the back side of the mirror. The wireless data module is configured to communicate with a user device and to receive wireless data from the user device. The data output interface is configured to receive data from the wireless data module, and the data is derived from a wireless stream of data.

A mobile phone station and cellphone application cooperating to provide the complete mobility expected of a cellphone and yet provide a complete desktop experience. In a fully wireless embodiment, the mobile phone station and cellphone application cooperate to automatically connect the cellphone to a Miracast monitor without requiring user operations. After performing initial pairing operations and monitor selection, when the cellphone meets selected criteria, such as the cellphone wirelessly charging or the cellphone within Bluetooth range and autoconnection is selected, the mobile phone station directs the cellphone to automatically start Miracast operations and connect to a selected monitor. In one embodiment, the user simply places the cellphone on the wireless charging pad and the desktop environment is activated. When the user wishes to leave, the user simply picks up the cellphone and walks away, the environment connections ceasing when Bluetooth reception ends.

A waterproof phone case includes a front shell and a rear shell. The front shell is rotatably connected with the rear shell. The front shell cooperates with the rear shell to form an accommodating space configured to accommodate a mobile phone. An area of the front shell corresponding to the accommodating space includes a viewing area. A rotating portion and magnetic portions are arranged on a rear surface of the rear shell. The rotating portion is detachably connected with a rear hanger. The magnetic portions are magnetically connected with the rear hanger. Two different positions of the rear hanger are magnetically matched with the magnetic portions through the rotating portion of the rear shell.

A cover for an electronic apparatus by which the manufacturing cost of the electronic apparatus can be reduced is provided. A cover for an electronic apparatus includes through holes into which buttons of the electronic apparatus are inserted. Each through hole is surrounded by a first arc part, a second arc part positioned to be opposed to the first arc part, a first projection part forming a rectangular area projecting from one end of the first arc part and one end of the second arc part and a second projection part forming a rectangular area projecting from the other end of the first arc part and the other end of the second arc part.

A wall mounted cell phone holder including a shelf assembly and a cover assembly configured to be mounted to a wall is disclosed herein. The cover assembly of the body assembly is semi-cylindrical in shape and is used to cover a wall outlet of a wall to hide the mess of wires caused by cell phone chargers. The cover assembly attaches to the shelf assembly and is easily removable through a locking mechanism mounted thereon. Additionally, the shelf assembly is mounted directly onto a wall using threaded fasteners. Furthermore, the shelf assembly is of a suitable size to hold up to three cellphones, thereby providing a user with an organized method of charging phones. The shelf assembly further includes a hole that receives cellphone charging wires therethrough to provide a user with optimal wire management when charging cellphones.

An internet phone system includes an internet phone main body, an expansion device and a multiple-layer connecting card. The internet phone main body includes a first connecting port. The at least one expansion device includes a second connecting port. One end of the multiple-layer connecting card is connected to the first connecting port, and the other end is connected to the second connecting port such that the internet phone main body can be electrically connected to the expansion device via the multiple-layer connecting card. The expansion device is capable of combining with another expansion device by another multiple-layer connecting card.

A wirelessly enabled mirror includes; a mirror, a wireless data system, and a data output interface. The mirror has a front side and a back side. The wireless data system includes a wireless data module. The wireless data system is fixed to the back side of the mirror. The wireless data module is configured to communicate with a user device and to receive a wireless stream of data from the user device. The data output interface is configured to receive data from the wireless data module, and the data is derived from the wireless stream of data.

An electronic device includes a chassis which has mutually partitioned first chamber, second chamber and third chamber, an electronic substrate which is housed in the first chamber, loudspeaker modules which are housed in the second chamber and the microphones which are housed in the third chamber.

A cover for an electronic apparatus by which the manufacturing cost of the electronic apparatus can be reduced is provided. A cover for an electronic apparatus includes through holes into which buttons of the electronic apparatus are inserted. Each through hole is surrounded by a first arc part, a second arc part positioned to be opposed to the first arc part, a first projection part forming a rectangular area projecting from one end of the first arc part and one end of the second arc part and a second projection part forming a rectangular area projecting from the other end of the first arc part and the other end of the second arc part.

In order to enable a kiosk terminal to respond to a user for providing services in either way, through avatar-based communication with an avatar as a human proxy or through face-to-face communication with an operator, depending on the type of service required by the user, a controller of the kiosk terminal is configured such that, in an operator display mode, the controller displays the video of the operator on a monitor concurrently with outputting an original sound of the operator's voice from a speaker whereas, in an avatar display mode, the controller displays a video of an avatar, the avatar being generated based on feature information including operator's features extracted from the video of the operator, concurrently with outputting a converted sound from the speaker, the converted sound being generated by converting the original sound of the operator's voice to one suited for the avatar.