Sam Kim

20070175716, Aug 2, 2007

Feb 2, 2006

11/346505

David Kim - Cerritos CA, US
Sam Kim - Cerritos CA, US

F16F 15/03

188267000

A car's shock absorber equipped for a generator produces electrical power and charges a hybrid car's battery, making use of the up-and-down vibration of a running car's shock absorbers. A shock absorber generator equips induction coils inside shock absorber's cylinder cover and permanent magnet rings outside a cylinder piston, so that a shock absorber transfers vibration power to electrical power with inductive action produced between induction coils and magnet rings inside the shock absorber. The vibration width of a shock absorber is between 0.25 inch and 0.5 inch, and the average vibration width is 0.375 inch so that vibration width is narrow, but the power of vibration is high enough to generate electricity, especially for heavy vehicles. With use of that vibration power, a shock absorber generates electricity and stores electric power in a hybrid car battery. As the driving period is prolonged, the shock absorber is able to generate larger amounts of electricity.

20090097620, Apr 16, 2009

Oct 12, 2007

11/871869

Sam J. Kim - Anaheim CA, US
Hani Hemsi - Irvine CA, US

H04M 1/64
H04M 11/00

379 8817, 379 8818

According to one embodiment of the invention, a method comprises establishing communications between a web server and a voicemail system, and thereafter, controlling processing of content stored within the voicemail system by a computing device. The computing device is remotely located from the voicemail system and in communication with the web server.