Bracelet for communicating with a mobile device
OwnerPeter Alan Fishinventor
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Abstract
A wristband wirelessly connects to a mobile phone allowing a user to talk on the mobile phone by using the wristband. The wristband includes a transmitter/receiver, a speaker and a microphone. The transmitter/receiver wirelessly pairs with the mobile phone. When the mobile phone receives an incoming call, a signal is sent to a vibrator housed within the transmitter/receiver and causes the wristband to vibrate. To connect to the call, a user can push a button located on the wristband or stretch the speaker piece and place the speaker in between his/her fingers. To disconnect from the call, the user can push the button or alternatively, release the speaker piece from in between his/her fingers which automatically triggers the transmitter/receiver to disconnect from the call.
Claims11
A bracelet adapted to be paired to a mobile device comprising:
- a wristband made of an elastic material, the wristband having a unitary structure comprising:
- a speaker portion disposed at a first position;
- a wireless transmitter/receiver portion disposed at a second position and coupled to the speaker portion;
- at least the speaker portion of the wristband adapted to be in a resting state and at least the speaker portion of the wristband adapted to be in a tensioned, stretched state when tension is applied to at least the speaker portion of the wristband, wherein when the tension of at least the speaker portion of the wristband is alleviated, the speaker portion returns to the first position in the resting state due to the elasticity of the wristband.
A retractable speaker unit housed within a wristband adapted to be paired to a mobile device comprising:
- a retractable speaker;
- a coiled spring coupled to the retractable speaker, wherein the retractable speaker is in a first, stretched state when the coiled spring extends and uncoils a wire connecting the retractable speaker and the coiled spring and the retractable speaker is in a second, resting state when the coiled spring recoils the wire connecting the retractable speaker and coiled spring;
- wherein
- the retractable speaker is in the first stretched state when the mobile device communicates data to the retractable speaker unit;
- the retractable speaker is adapted to automatically go from the first, stretched state to the second, resting state upon the retractable speaker being released from the first, stretched state;
- and
- upon the retractable speaker going from the first, stretched state to the second, resting state a switch is triggered that transmits a signal to disconnect at least a portion of the data communication between the mobile device and the retractable speaker unit.
A wristband adapted to be paired to a mobile device comprising:
- a wireless transmitter/receiver comprising a retractable speaker, coupled to a retractable speaker cord, housed on the wireless transmitter/receiver;
- a coiled spring coupled to the retractable speaker, wherein the retractable speaker is in a first, stretched state when the coiled spring extends and uncoils a wire connecting the retractable speaker and the coiled spring and the retractable speaker is in a second, resting state when the coiled spring recoils the wire connecting the retractable speaker and coiled spring;
- wherein
- the retractable speaker is in the first stretched state when the mobile device communicates data to the retractable speaker unit;
- the retractable speaker is adapted to automatically go from the first, stretched state to the second, resting on the retractable speaker being released from the first, stretched state;
- and
- upon the retractable speaker going from the first, stretched state to the second, resting state a switch is triggered that transmits a signal to disconnect at least a portion of the data communication between the mobile device and the retractable speaker unit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.