A mobile communication system based on digital content including images and video that may be acquired, processed, and displayed using a plurality of mobile devices, smartphones, tablet computers, stationary computers, intelligent electronic glasses, and servers.

Embodiments of systems and methods for the sending, delivery and receiving of faxes are disclosed herein. In particular, certain embodiments include a fax connector that may be deployed at a user's site, and a faxing system that may be deployed remotely from the user's site. The fax connector can be accessed at the user's site over a computer based network in order to perform functions associated with faxing, including sending, receiving and obtaining status on faxes. The fax connector deployed at the user's site communicates with the remotely deployed faxing system to send, receive, obtain status on, or perform other functions associated with, faxing.

Embodiments of systems and methods for the sending, delivery and receiving of faxes are disclosed herein. In particular, certain embodiments include a fax connector that may be deployed at a user's site, and a faxing system that may be deployed remotely from the user's site. The fax connector can be accessed at the user's site over a computer based network in order to perform functions associated with faxing, including sending, receiving and obtaining status on faxes. The fax connector deployed at the user's site communicates with the remotely deployed faxing system to send, receive, obtain status on, or perform other functions associated with, faxing.

The present invention relates to a data transmission control method, an information sending end and receiving end, and an aerial vehicle image transmission system. The data transmission control method includes: receiving data frames sent by a sending end, the data frames being sequentially sent by the sending end in an order of a data frame sequence; and returning an acknowledgement signal corresponding to a currently-received data frame N to the sending end, to enable the information sending end to determine a current network status according to the acknowledgement signal, and adjusting data encoding quality of the sent data frame based on the current network status. In the method, delays for image quality and transmission speed to recover when a network status recovers can be effectively reduced by rapidly determining a current network status based on the feedback of an acknowledgement signal.

Aspects of the present disclosure involve a system comprising a computer-readable storage medium storing at least one program, method, and user interface to facilitate a camera sharing session between two or more users. A camera sharing session is initiated based on session configuration information comprising a user identifier of a user permitted to control image capturing at a camera communicatively coupled to a first device. A trigger request is received from the second device and in response, an image capture, which results in at least one image, is triggered at the camera and the image is transmitted to the second device.

A communication apparatus that communicates with a data transfer apparatus using a plurality of communication methods that include a first communication method with which the communication device is unable to connect to a second network while connected to the data transfer apparatus via a first network, and a second communication method with which the communication device is able to connect to the second network while connected to the data transfer apparatus, executes a communication application for data communication, and controls the communication device. While the communication apparatus is executing the communication application and is connected to the data transfer apparatus using the first communication method, the communication controller controls the communication device so as to switch from the first communication method to the second communication method upon the state of the communication application transitioning to a background state.

An image forming apparatus acquires an input image generated by reading an image of an original document to be copied, and determination information of whether or not the input image corresponds to a blank. The image forming apparatus controls a printer to print the input image together with a page number on a sheet and output the sheet, according to a determination result indicated by the determination information. At that time, the image forming apparatus controls the printer so as to output a sheet on which the page number is not printed, with respect to the input image determined to correspond to a blank.

A semiconductor memory device includes a pixel array having pixels, a logic circuit configured to process a signal output by the pixels to generate image data, and sensor pads connected to the logic circuit, where the sensor pads include a first ground sensor pad, a second ground sensor pad, signal sensor pads disposed between the first ground sensor pad and the second ground sensor pad and configured to output the image data, and dummy sensor pads disposed between the first ground sensor pad and the second ground sensor pad and configured not to output the image data, and at least one of the dummy sensor pads is disposed between the signal sensor pads.

Methods for sharing user-configurable graphical constructs, e.g., for use with a portable multifunction device, are disclosed. The methods described herein allow for sharing user-configurable graphical constructs that contain independently configurable graphical elements and graphical assets. Further disclosed are non-transitory computer-readable storage media, systems, and devices configured to perform the methods described herein.

A refrigerator (1) is provided with an image capturing camera 18 (image capturing unit) configured to capture an image of an interior of a storage chamber (such as a refrigeration chamber 3); and a communication portion (52) (communication unit) configured to transmit image of the interior of the storage chamber captured by the image capturing camera (18) to an external device.