Enhancing group sound during a networked conference is disclosed. In an embodiment, a method includes generating an audio signal at a user equipment (UE), detecting a group sound in the audio signal, generating a group sound indicator that identifies the detected group sound, and transmitting the group sound indicator to a network server. The method also includes receiving, from the network server, a control signal that identifies a selected group sound, and reproducing, at the UE, the selected group sound identified by the control signal.

Provided is an electronic device comprising a display module including a display area on which an image is displayed and a non-display area adjacent to the display area, a lower module disposed below the display module to support the display module, a signal radiation pattern, wherein an opening for radiating an antenna signal to an outside is defined in the signal radiation pattern and disposed to overlap the non-display area in the display module, a signal transmission pattern disposed between the display module and the lower module to radiate the antenna signal toward the signal radiation pattern, and an antenna controller disposed below the lower module to provide the antenna signal to the signal transmission pattern.

The foldable mobile phone having an ePaper display added on a mobile phone through mechanical and electronic means so that the ePaper display shares the mobile phone's various mechanical and electronic units. The mechanical means allows the ePaper display to be folded towards or unfolded from the mobile phone. The electronic means allows various data such as text, pictures, videos to be shown from the mobile phone on the ePaper display. The ePaper display enhances the mobile phone's applicability and reduces harm to the eyes.

The presently described subject matter allows the user to interactively browse a collection of electronic files, such as a digital photo collection, remotely using a mobile telephone. Files from the collection of electronic files can be directed from the mobile telephone to be sent to a remote display device, where the file can be displayed. Also, a user can record voice and text annotations from the mobile phone to preserve with an electronic file, and which is transported along with the file when it is displayed on a remote display device.

The disclosure herein provides a mobile system including a mobile base station and a wireless earbud. The base station comprising a connection hole, a user input button, at least one processor, at least one memory, and circuitry. The wireless earbud is configured for plugging into the connection hole of the base station to form an integrated body with the base station. The system establishes a wireless Bluetooth pairing between a smartphone and the wireless earbud using two-way wireless communication to produce Bluetooth communication between the smartphone and the wireless earbud.

To appropriately capture an image that cannot be directly viewed. A program that causes a processor to execute: detection of a first target in a first image acquired by a first camera; estimation of a length of a path from the detected first camera to the first target; and switching of display of a second image acquired by a second camera on the basis of the length of the path, and synthesis of an index for adjusting a position of a second target in the second image.

An audio-only caller is determined to be accessing a conference using a landline phone. The audio-only caller is prompted to provide name information via a text-based message. A response that includes the name information is received. The name information is displayed via a user interface of the conference.

A multi-modal portal system provides an authorization prior to establishing a visual interface connection between a support user or caller and a client user or receiving party. Once the caller is authorized, the caller is permitted to drop-in such that a visual interface connection is established with the receiving party. The authorization can be based on a profile configuration that indicates whether the caller has the credentials required for the visual interface. The authorization can require that a notification be sent to a trusted user or primary contact or the caller can be associated with a profile configuration that allows for a pre-authorization without requiring the notification. Also, a schedule associated with the profile configuration can ensure a video notification of one or more scheduling parameters to the client user as well as the receipt of a video response from the client user.

Audio conference participant identification is performed to identify audio-only participants and display information indicative of their identities within user interfaces of conferences. Name information of an audio-only caller accessing a first conference at a first time is determined to be unknown. The name information is stored in a record responsive to obtaining the name information from a device of the audio-only caller. The name information is displayed in a first user interface element of the first conference, where the first user interface element is associated with the audio-only caller. The name information is retrieved from the record responsive to the audio-only caller accessing a second conference at a second time after the first time. The name information is displayed in a second user interface element of the second conference associated with the audio-only caller.

The technology of this application relates to a foldable mobile terminal. The foldable mobile terminal includes a rotating shaft mechanism, two housings, and a flexible display. The flexible display is embedded into the two housings and covers the rotating shaft mechanism. The rotating shaft mechanism has a main shaft and two rotation parts, and the rotation part rotates with the housing on a corresponding side. The flexible display is fixed to the two housings and the two rotation parts. In this way, in a folding or unfolding process of the foldable mobile terminal, relative sliding of the flexible display relative to the two housings and the rotation parts can be avoided, thereby reducing a risk of damaging the flexible display. In addition, a part of the flexible display that is opposite to the main shaft can be bent freely.