A vehicle communication system facilitates hands-free interaction with a mobile device in a vehicle or elsewhere. Users interact with the system by speaking to it. The system processes text and processes commands. The system supports Bluetooth wireless technology for hands-free use. The system handles telephone calls, email, and SMS text messages. The user can customize the device via a user profile stored on an Internet web server.

Embodiments of this application provide a multi-window display terminal device and method. The terminal device includes: two displays and two cameras that are respectively located on different sides, a microphone, and a processor. The terminal device may determine a display used by a user by using images collected by the two cameras, to adjust a position of a window, so that a front-rear display technology of the display can be implemented. The terminal device may also determine a distance between the user and the terminal device by using the images collected by the two cameras, to adjust a size and/or position of the window based on the distance of the user. The terminal device may also collect a sound of the user by using the microphone, to identify the user's needs and adjust a size and/or position of the window based on the user's needs.

A system and method for establishing a one-to-one voice call between two selected smartphones are disclosed which include the sequential steps of receiving predetermined preference data and an indication of ready for internet telephony call by a data storage device from a first smartphone, retrieving from the data storage device a list of smartphones each having the same predetermined preference data and being ready for internet telephony call, the list of smartphones including feature data of a second smartphone, displaying the list of smartphones on the first smartphone, alerting a request for an internet telephony call on the second smartphone when the second smartphone is selected on the first smartphone, and establishing an internet telephony call between the first and the second smartphone when the request is accepted on the second smartphone.

Systems and related methods arranged to improve public safety agency access to phone-based information and communications with citizens. A first system enables a user to gather, store, access and share phone information associated with public safety agency activities including by retaining phone information and “in the hand” user information. A second system enables a public safety agency to exchange of information with one or more citizens, and a related system controls text-based exchanges with citizens to limit their access to agency representatives.

An electronic apparatus includes a voice receiving unit, a display unit, and a control unit. The control unit is configured to perform control so as to identify the language of a voice input received by the voice receiving unit. In a case where it is determined the identified language, which is a first language, is different from a second language set as a primary language in the electronic apparatus, the control unit is configured to display on the display unit, a message for confirming whether to change the primary language from the second language to the first language in both the first language and the second language.

An improved translation experience is provided using an auxiliary device, such as a pair of earbuds, and a wirelessly coupled mobile device. Microphones on both the auxiliary device and the mobile device simultaneously capture input from, respectively, a primary user (e.g., wearing the auxiliary device) and a secondary user (e.g., a foreign language speaker providing speech that the primary user desires to translate). Both microphones continually listen, rather than alternating between the mobile device and the auxiliary device. Each device may determine when to endpoint and send a block of speech for translation, for example based on pauses in the speech. Each device may accordingly send the received speech for translation and output, such that it is provided in a natural flow of communication.

This application discloses an audio processing method and a terminal. The method may include: collecting, by a first terminal, an original speech of a first user, translating the original speech of the first user into a translated speech of the first user, receiving an original speech of a second user that is sent by a second terminal, and translating the original speech of the second user into a translated speech of the second user; sending at least one of the original speech of the first user, the translated speech of the first user, and the translated speech of the second user to the second terminal based on a first setting; and playing at least one of the original speech of the second user, the translated speech of the second user, and the translated speech of the first user based on a second setting.

A voice call translation capability negotiation method and an electronic device are provided, and relate to the field of terminal technologies. The method includes: After a first electronic device establishes a communication link with a second electronic device, if a voice call translation function is enabled, the first electronic device receives first indication information sent by the second electronic device. The first indication information is used to indicate that a voice call translation function of the second electronic device is enabled. The first electronic device automatically disables the voice call translation function.

A vehicle communication system facilitates hands-free interaction with a mobile device in a vehicle or elsewhere. Users interact with the system by speaking to it. The system processes text and processes commands. The system supports Bluetooth wireless technology for hands-free use. The system handles telephone calls, email, and SMS text messages. The user can customize the device via a user profile stored on an Internet web server.

Various systems, mediums, and methods may determine one or more configurations associated with a provider application. For example, a mobile system may determine a request to install a provider application, possibly based on one or more user inputs received by the mobile system. The mobile system may determine other applications installed on the mobile system. The mobile system may determine one or more configurations of the provider application based on the other applications installed. As such, the mobile system may install the provider application to the mobile system based on the one or more configurations determined.