Abstract: An apparatus can include an optical transceiver having a body with a first end at which a circuitry interface is located to facilitate transfer of data between a network appliance and the optical transceiver. The apparatus further includes a four-cable interface at a second end of the body. The four-cable interface releasably receives four independently releasable connectors for transfer of optical signals between the optical transceiver and respective ferrules of the four independently releasable connectors. In some examples, a carrier may be provided that is releasably connected with the four-cable interface and that includes four sockets for respectively independently receiving the four independently receivable connectors so as to facilitate collective insertion and removal of the four independently releasable connectors relative to the four-cable interface.

Abstract: A method for automatically providing key moments in a multimedia content on an electronic device and an electronic device therefor are provided. The method includes determining a navigation behavior of each user of the multimedia content during playback, determining a plurality of key moments in the multimedia content based on the navigational behavior, the plurality of key moments including a positive key moment, a negative key moment, and a neutral key moment, storing the plurality of key moments, detecting a playback event of the multimedia content by a candidate user, retrieving at least one key moment from the plurality of key moments in the multimedia content based on the candidate user, and displaying an actionable user interface including the at least one key moment.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for identifying characteristics of communication cable are described. For example, a connector of a communication cable may include a set of pins. When the connector is plugged into an active device such as a transceiver, a pattern of the set of pins may be determined. This pattern may be associated with a characteristic of the communication cable (e.g., manufacture, manufacturing date, etc.).

Abstract: An apparatus can include an optical transceiver having a body with a first end at which a circuitry interface is located to facilitate transfer of data between a network appliance and the optical transceiver. The apparatus further includes a four-cable interface at a second end of the body. The four-cable interface releasably receives four independently releasable connectors for transfer of optical signals between the optical transceiver and respective ferrules of the four independently releasable connectors. In some examples, a carrier may be provided that is releasably connected with the four-cable interface and that includes four sockets for respectively independently receiving the four independently receivable connectors so as to facilitate collective insertion and removal of the four independently releasable connectors relative to the four-cable interface.

Abstract: A method for automatically providing key moments in a multimedia content on an electronic device and an electronic device therefor are provided. The method includes determining a navigation behavior of each user of the multimedia content during playback, determining a plurality of key moments in the multimedia content based on the navigational behavior, the plurality of key moments including a positive key moment, a negative key moment, and a neutral key moment, storing the plurality of key moments, detecting a playback event of the multimedia content by a candidate user, retrieving at least one key moment from the plurality of key moments in the multimedia content based on the candidate user, and displaying an actionable user interface including the at least one key moment.

Abstract: The multilingual search for transliterated content technique described herein enables a user to submit a search query in both a native script and its foreign script (e.g., Roman script) transliteration and return relevant results in both the scripts while taking care of the spelling variations in transliterated forms. The technique crawls the World Wide Web for data in both the native script and foreign script transliterated forms of the data. It uses a transliteration engine to generate native script equivalents of the foreign script transliterated data and disambiguates the data in native script (whenever possible). The unique native script word forms are then used to jointly index the data in both the scripts. If the query is in native script, it is directly searched for in the index, otherwise the transliterated query is first converted into native script form(s) and then searched in the indexed database to retrieve and rank results in both the scripts.