Information processing apparatus includes a font data holding unit configured to hold font data of individual languages, a font priority list control unit configured to set a font priority list which represents a priority order of font data to be used for rendering a character string and which has the most preferential font data corresponding to a display language which is associated with user identification information input by an input unit and which is held by a user language holding unit and the second most preferential font data corresponding to a display language held by a device language holding unit, and a font rendering processing unit configured to render the character string in accordance with the font priority list set by the font priority list control unit and the font data held by the font data holding unit.

Information processing apparatus includes a font data holding unit configured to hold font data of individual languages, a font priority list control unit configured to set a font priority list which represents a priority order of font data to be used for rendering a character string and which has the most preferential font data corresponding to a display language which is associated with user identification information input by an input unit and which is held by a user language holding unit and the second most preferential font data corresponding to a display language held by a device language holding unit, and a font rendering processing unit configured to render the character string in accordance with the font priority list set by the font priority list control unit and the font data held by the font data holding unit.

The present disclosure describes writing information on substrate displays. In an example, a display on a substrate is interfaced. The interfacing includes constraining a first longitudinal side of the substrate via a first actuable slot. Further, a second longitudinal side of the substrate opposite to the first longitudinal side is constrained via a second actuable slot. Thereby the substrate is constrained between the first and second slot with the display positioned therebetween. Further, the display is operated to write information thereon via an imager while the substrate is constrained between the first and second slot.

The present disclosure describes writing information on substrate displays. In an example, a display on a substrate is interfaced. The interfacing includes constraining a first longitudinal side of the substrate via a first actuable slot. Further, a second longitudinal side of the substrate opposite to the first longitudinal side is constrained via a second actuable slot. Thereby the substrate is constrained between the first and second slot with the display positioned therebetween. Further, the display is operated to write information thereon via an imager while the substrate is constrained between the first and second slot.

Disclosed are a mobile terminal, a method for the mobile terminal to set a font display state, and a storage medium. The method may comprise: acquiring, by a mobile terminal, a current shake level; searching, by the mobile terminal, a corresponding relationship between a shake level and a font display state according to the current shake level, to acquire a font display state corresponding to the current shake level of the mobile terminal; and setting, by the mobile terminal, a default font display state as the font display state corresponding to the current shake level of the mobile terminal.

One embodiment provides a method, including: providing, on an input and display device, an input field overlay application occupying an initial area of the input and display device, the input field overlay application overlaying an input field of an underlying application; accepting, using the input and display device, one or more handwriting input strokes provided to the input field overlay application; and resizing, on the input and display device, the initial area. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

A content manipulation application provides a graphical interface for editing graphical content. The graphical interface includes first and second control elements for performing first and second manipulations of the graphical content. If the first control element is selected, the content management application switches the graphical interface to a trackpad mode. The trackpad mode disables the second control element and thereby prevents the second control element from performing the second manipulation. While the graphical interface is in the trackpad mode, the content management application receives an input in an input area that lacks the first control element and performs the first manipulation of the graphical content responsive to receiving the input. Subsequent to the first manipulation being performed, the graphical interface is switched out of the trackpad mode, thereby enabling the second control element to perform the second manipulation.

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for dynamic character enhancement for rendering digital content. Example methods may include identifying a reading speed indicative of a rate at which a user desires to read, determining a number of words in a portion of content to present to the user, and determining a base time interval for at least one word of the portion of content based at least in part on the reading speed. Methods may include determining an average difficulty value of the portion of content, determining that a first difficulty value of a first word exceeds the average difficulty value, and determining a first time adjustment for the first word based at least in part on the first difficulty value. Methods may include determining a first time interval based at least in part on the base time interval and the first time adjustment.

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for dynamic character enhancement for rendering digital content. Example methods may include identifying a reading speed indicative of a rate at which a user desires to read, determining a number of words in a portion of content to present to the user, and determining a base time interval for at least one word of the portion of content based at least in part on the reading speed. Methods may include determining an average difficulty value of the portion of content, determining that a first difficulty value of a first word exceeds the average difficulty value, and determining a first time adjustment for the first word based at least in part on the first difficulty value. Methods may include determining a first time interval based at least in part on the base time interval and the first time adjustment.

Described are methods and systems for determining authenticity. For example, the method may include providing an object of authentication, capturing characteristic data from the object of authentication, deriving authentication data from the characteristic data of the object of authentication, and comparing the authentication data with an electronic database comprising reference authentication data to provide an authenticity score for the object of authentication. The reference authentication data may correspond to one or more reference objects of authentication other than the object of authentication.