Carl Learoy Underwood

20040177101, Sep 9, 2004

Mar 5, 2003

10/382817

Carl Underwood - Costa Mesa CA, US

G06F017/60
G06F001/00
A61B005/00

708/131000, 705/002000, 600/300000

The present invention provides a hand-held processing devices having a special function input used to input baby feeding data. The hand-held processing device needs no programming by the user to accept baby feeding data. The phrase “special function input” as used herein, means a control pre-programmed (i.e., programmed at some time before sale to the end user) to cause the hand-held processing device to execute a set of instructions to specifically accept user input comprising baby-related data. The phrase “baby-related data” means any information regarding a parameter measured for a baby that may be recorded, including feeding data, diaper data, sleeping data, temperament data, temperature data, medicine data, and water or other non-milk fluid data, emergency contact data, allergy data, and schedule or appointment data. Contemplated special function inputs include inputs for diaper data, sleeping data, temperament data, temperature data, medicine data, and water or other non-milk fluid data. The special function input may be physical keys, as well as other input controls, including voice recognition, a touch pad, or a touch pad receiver. Also, methods of marketing a hand-held device, comprising advertising the device as one specifically providing for input of baby-related information including baby feeding data are contemplated.

20050085262, Apr 21, 2005

Nov 8, 2002

10/482847

Carl Underwood - Costa Mesa CA, US

H04M001/00

455556100, 455557000

A cellular telephone (A, B) can be integrated in a base unit (120), and thereby used in addition to, or in place of a land line (PSTN). Viewed from another perspective, a cellular phone (A, B) or other communication device (A, B) can be integrated with a communication network by at least temporarily coupling it to another cellular phone or communication device that was previously integrated with the communication network (). Such a unit may integrate itself when coupled to a previously integrated phone by obtaining a MIN and ESN from the previously integrated phone. Such a unit () may also provide access to non-integration information contained in the previously integrated phone, such as data related to contacts, tasks, and appointments.

20070232352, Oct 4, 2007

Jul 19, 2006

11/490422

Carl Underwood - Costa Mesa CA, US

H04M 1/00

455556100

A cellular telephone can be integrated in a base unit, and thereby used in addition to, or in place of a land line. Viewed from another perspective, a cellular phone or other communication device can be integrated with a communication network by at least temporarily coupling it to another cellular phone or communication device that was previously integrated with the communication network. Such a unit may integrate itself when coupled to a previously integrated phone by obtaining a MIN and ESN from the previously integrated phone. Such a unit may also provide access to non-integration information contained in the previously integrated phone, such as data related to contacts, tasks, and appointments.