MR. BRAD A JOHNSON, RPH.
Pharmacy at New Bern Ave, Raleigh, NC

2013015, Jun 20, 2013

Dec 19, 2011

13/329507

Dean F. Herring - Youngsville NC, US
John A. Hibbard - Apex NC, US
Brad M. Johnson - Raleigh NC, US
Duane S. Miller - Wake Forest NC, US
Jeffrey J. Smith - Raleigh NC, US
David J. Steiner - Raleigh NC, US
William L. Talley - Wake Forest NC, US
Jeff D. Thomas - Raleigh NC, US
Paul M. Wilson - Cary NC, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

H05K 5/02

36167921, 3616794

Multi-mode computing systems for point of sale transactions are disclosed. According to an aspect, a computing system includes a first housing and a processing device disposed in the first housing. A user interface and a first input/output interface is integrated with the first housing and in communication with the processing device. The first input/output interface is configured to receive power for delivery to the processing device. A second housing is configured to carry the first housing. An attachment mechanism is configured to selectively attach together the first housing and the second housing for carry of the first housing. A second input/output interface is configured to be communicatively coupled to the first input/output interface when the first housing and the second housing are attached. A power source is connected to the second input/output interface for delivery of power to the processing device via the first input/output interface.

2013014, Jun 13, 2013

Dec 13, 2011

13/324125

Dean F. Herring - Youngsville NC, US
Brad M. Johnson - Raleigh NC, US
Adrian X. Rodriguez - Durham NC, US
Jeffrey J. Smith - Raleigh NC, US
David J. Steiner - Raleigh NC, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

H04N 5/225

3482071, 348E05024

Mechanisms, in a portable computing device comprising a camera, for exchanging information between a user and a provider are provided. With these mechanisms, an image is captured using the camera of the portable computing device and an identifier of a physical object associated with the captured image is determined. The portable computing device transmits the identifier of the physical object, and user information describing a user of the portable computing device, to a separate computing device associated with a provider of the physical object. The portable computing device receives information associated with the physical object from the separate computing device associated with the provider of the physical object. A storage device of the portable computing device stores the physical object information in association with at least one of the captured image or the identifier of the physical object.

2013016, Jun 27, 2013

Dec 22, 2011

13/334369

Dean F. Herring - Youngsville NC, US
Brad M. Johnson - Raleigh NC, US
Adrian X. Rodriguez - Durham NC, US
Jeffrey J. Smith - Raleigh NC, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

G06F 3/048

715773, 715764

A two-finger selection method is implemented on a touchscreen of an electronic device. One embodiment involves sensing the touch positions of two fingers on the touchscreen. In response to sensing the two simultaneous touch positions, a selection graphic is displayed and dynamically positioned on the touchscreen as a function of the two touch positions. A specific graphical object, such as a command button having an associated function, is selected in response to a separate selection input received while the selection graphic is positioned on the specific graphical object.

D511157, Nov 1, 2005

Oct 29, 2004

29/216254

Brad Matthew Johnson - Raleigh NC, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

1401

D14223

7562227, Jul 14, 2009

Mar 24, 2008

12/053799

Aaron R. Cox - Tucson AZ, US
Brad M. Johnson - Raleigh NC, US
Thomas J. Sluchak - Apex NC, US
Jeffrey J. Smith - Raleigh NC, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

H04K 1/00

713183

A method for authenticating a user with a procedural memory based password system is provided. The procedural password system allows the use of the same password on multiple devices that have different input keyboards. The system stores the password as a sequence of relative position keystrokes. To authenticate the user, the system compares the relative positions and sequence of the keys entered by the user against those stored in a database. Since the password consists of relative positions of the entered keys, the user may use the same password on devices that have different input mechanisms.

7486507, Feb 3, 2009

Jan 3, 2007

11/619292

Aaron R. Cox - Tucson AZ, US
John C. Hilburn - Austin TX, US
Brad M. Johnson - Raleigh NC, US
Tristan A. Merino - Austin TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 1/16

361683

Disclosed is a server control panel system including a server disposable in a rack, a rail flange extending from each of two opposite ends of a front face of the server, the flanges being configured associate the server with the rack, a panel opening defined by the front face, the panel opening disposed in proximity to one of the flanges, a server cavity in communication with the panel opening, a rail system disposed in the server cavity adjacent to a panel wall of the server, the panel opening being disposed in alignment with the rail system, a control panel including a face and a body, the control panel being translatably disposed with the rail system to move between a closed position and open position, the body being at least partially extended into an ambient environment of the server via the panel opening when in the open position.