Abstract: Various methods, apparatuses/systems, and media for automatically determining screen interaction readiness times of an application are disclosed. A processor establishes a communication link between an application embedded within a computing device and a server via a communication interface; receives user input from the user on a login screen of the application to launch the application; runs, in a background of the application, a plurality of screens in response to receiving the user input to launch the application; implements, in response to running, a preconfigured ML/AI algorithm; applies the ML/AI algorithm to a plurality of signals associated with interaction ready state of corresponding screen of the plurality screens; processes the plurality of signals based on the applied ML/AI algorithm; and automatically determines interaction ready state of each screen of the plurality of screens based on the processed plurality of signals prior to launching the application.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to managing communications on a first subscription and a second subscription of a multi-Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) wireless communication device via a Radio Frequency (RF) resource, including, but not limited to, tuning the RF resource away from the second subscription to the first subscription, detecting a network-set activation state of a secondary cell associated with the first subscription, and adjusting the activation state of the secondary cell based on the network-set activation state.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to managing communications on a first subscription and a second subscription of a multi-Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) wireless communication device via a Radio Frequency (RF) resource, including, but not limited to, tuning the RF resource away from the second subscription to the first subscription, detecting a network-set activation state of a secondary cell associated with the first subscription, and adjusting the activation state of the secondary cell based on the network-set activation state.