A method and a system for arranging a user multi-session from a plurality of user sessions, where the sessions are received from a plurality of computerized client devices communicatively coupled via a communication network to at least one content server. At least some of the client devices may be operated by a same user, and the data content may include at least part of data communicated between any client device and any content server. The method including dividing the received data content into a plurality of sessions, where at least two sessions are associated with the same user, selecting at least two sessions received from at least two respective client devices associated with the same user, and associating the selected at least two sessions to form a multi-session.

Disclosed are methods, systems, and devices for management of a premises. The premises may comprise one or more devices, such as a gateway device, a control device, or a premises device. The gateway device may receive data and send the data to the control device. The data may comprise a command, an update, a configuration, or other information. Communication between the control device and any of the other devices at the premises may be configurable by a server device.

A printer system includes: a printer that acquires and transmits, to a management server, identification information for identifying a customer and that also acquires, from the management server, and outputs recommendation information for the customer; and the management server that generates and transmits, to the printer, recommendation information including position information, based on at least one of attribute information or action history information of a customer identified by identification information acquired from the printer.

A method for displaying a BLUETOOTH device identifier includes a first electronic device that broadcasts a first BLUETOOTH packet. The first BLUETOOTH packet includes first indication information. A second electronic device broadcasts a second BLUETOOTH packet. A third electronic device displays a BLUETOOTH scanning interface, and scans a third BLUETOOTH packet. The third electronic device displays the first link identifier and a second link identifier on the BLUETOOTH scanning interface in response to receiving the first BLUETOOTH packet and the second BLUETOOTH packet. The third electronic device displays the first link identifier in the highlighting manner on the BLUETOOTH scanning interface in response to the first BLUETOOTH packet comprising the first indication information.

A computer-implemented method, a computer program product, and a computer system for event-based dynamic prediction in location sharing on mobile devices. The computer system captures biometric data of a user, in response to starting location sharing requested by the user. The computer system collects action-based context of behavior of the user during the location sharing, determines activities of the user and one or more sharing users during the location sharing, determines context of the location sharing, tracks activities of the user and the one or more sharing users after the location sharing is ended, and tracks social network relationships between the user and the one or more sharing users. The computer system creates a knowledge corpus for training a machine learning model for prediction in a future location sharing event, using obtained information.

An information processing system, an information processing method, and a computer program capable of easily and reliably identifying a behavioral history of an infected person and extracting close contacts are provided.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, there is provided an information processing system including a first information processing device having a function of transmitting a signal, a second information processing device having a function of receiving the signal, and a server device capable of being connected to the second information processing device via the Internet, wherein the server device stores time information, intensity information, first identification information, and second identification information received from the second information processing device in association with each other and extracts one or more pieces of other first identification information stored in association with specific second identification information on the basis of the specific second identification information stored in association with specific first identification information when the designation of the specific first identification information of a specific first information processing device has been received.

Methods, systems, and computer program products. A virtual canvas is presented in an active area of an online meeting facility that renders participant-specific online virtual canvas interactions raised by a respective plurality of users' devices. Users can see and hear each other's interactions during an virtual canvas session. Annotations include drawings, content object edits, voice annotations, etc. that correspond to a displayed portion of a content object of a content management system (CMS). Based on the interactions and/or inferences made based on those interactions, the virtual canvas system generates commands to be executed by the content management system. Characteristics of interactions between users can be enriched by drawing information from the content management system and using such information in combination with the interactions themselves. The CMS can recommend teams, and action items, and the CMS can provide hints to participants, so as to facilitate more effective engagement between the participants.

Methods, systems, and computer program products. A virtual canvas is presented in an active area of an online meeting facility that renders participant-specific online virtual canvas interactions raised by a respective plurality of users' devices. Users can see and hear each other's interactions during an virtual canvas session. Annotations include drawings, content object edits, voice annotations, etc. that correspond to a displayed portion of a content object of a content management system (CMS). Based on the interactions and/or inferences made based on those interactions, the virtual canvas system generates commands to be executed by the content management system. Characteristics of interactions between users can be enriched by drawing information from the content management system and using such information in combination with the interactions themselves. The CMS can recommend teams, and action items, and the CMS can provide hints to participants, so as to facilitate more effective engagement between the participants.

Communication between an owner of a lost tracking device and a finder of a lost tracking device is established. A tracking system receives an identifier of a tracking device and a request for a web page from a mobile device that has captured an image of a smart code on the tracking device. The smart code is embedded with a URL to the web page. The system displays the web page on the mobile device and prompts the user to provide a location of the mobile device. The location is associated with the identifier of the tracking device. A notification indicating the location of the tracking device is generated for the owner. The owner is prompted to provide information to establish contact with the finder of the device, and the web page is populated with the owner's provided information for display on the finder's mobile device.

A system and method for making categorized music tracks available to end user applications. The tracks may be categorized based on computer-derived rhythm, texture and pitch (RTP) scores for tracks derived from high-level acoustic attributes, which is based on low level data extracted from the tracks. RTP scores are stored in a universal database common to all of the music publishers so that the same track, once RTP scored, does not need to be re-RTP scored by other music publishers. End user applications access an API server to import collections of tracks published by publishers, to create playlists and initiate music streaming. Each end user application is sponsored by a single music publisher so that only tracks capable of being streamed by the music publisher are available to the sponsored end user application.