Abstract: A wireless device may communicate with one or more other wireless devices via a sidelink. Automatic gain control (AGC) may be performed by a receiving wireless device. A symbol in a sidelink transmission may be duplicated for AGC if the sidelink transmission overlaps in time with the beginning of another sidelink transmission.

Abstract: Computer readable media, methods and apparatuses may be configured for establishing a communication session between a computing device (e.g., a display device) and a remote control device using a signaling frequency. The computing device and the remote control device may be paired based on a pairing request and a pairing response message. The pairing request may comprise address data of the remote control device and address data of the computing device.

Abstract: Systems, methods and apparatuses are described for creating, activating, monitoring and/or programming an RFID tag. The RFID tag may include a power activation circuit that, when opened, allows the RFID tag to draw power, or additional power, from a battery. The RFID tag may include one or more contacts that may be altered in different combinations to provide programming instructions to the RFID tag.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for securing structures with moveable components. A structure may comprise a plurality of panes. A sensor device may be disposed on a pane of the structure. The sensor device may determine a position of the pane. A computing device in communication with the sensor device may receive, from the sensor device, an indication of the position or state of the pane. The computing device may determine, based on the position or state of the pane, a state of the structure.

Abstract: Methods and systems are described for low latency streaming. A computing device may receive a chunk of content. The computing device may determine whether a transmission duration of the chunk of the content satisfies a threshold. The computing device may determine a bitrate based on the transmission duration satisfying a threshold.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatuses are described for streaming content. The embodiments described herein may apply to ABR streaming and output an optimized ABR ladder enabling a playback device to maximize the perceived video quality of received content, provide substantially constant visual quality, and/or minimize rebuffering content. The playback device may request an ABR representation associated with an ABR ladder that has been optimized based on one or more neural networks. The one or more neural networks may be pre-trained based on one or more properties and characteristics/features of the video content. The one or more neural networks may process the video content to dynamically determine parameters such as the bitrates of each ABR representation for the content. The parameters may be used to output the encoded ABR representations.

Abstract: An access point (AP) may communicate with one or more stations (STAs). The AP may send a trigger frame to one or more STAs for allocating uplink resources for a corresponding STA. The trigger frame may indicate a presence or absence of a subsequent uplink resource allocation. Uplink resource allocations for multiple uplink transmissions of one or more STAs may be determined based on the indication(s) in the trigger frame.

Abstract: Methods and systems for content delivery are described. A content delivery network may include a request server that receives a request for content from a client device. The request server may send the request to each caching device among a plurality of caching devices. Each caching device may receive the service query and assess its current health based on one or more parameters. Each caching device may wait for a duration of time before responding to the request based on the determined current health. The caching device that is first to respond to the request may be the caching device that has the most available resources to provide the requested content to the client device.

Abstract: Wireless communications may comprise communications between a base station and a wireless device. A wireless device may perform a recovery procedure associated with a secondary cell and/or an access procedure associated with the secondary cell. Based on a deactivation condition associated with the secondary cell, the wireless device may abort the recovery procedure and/or the access procedure.

Abstract: A wireless device may send uplink transmissions to a base station. The wireless device may use multiple spatial domain transmission filters for sending repetitions of data and/or control information in the uplink transmissions. The spatial domain transmission filters may be determined based on an indication from the base station and/or one or more spatial domain transmission filter(s) used for receiving control information from the base station.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed relating to low energy communication devices. A device may be configured as a low energy central device that is associated with a particular location within a premises. Information may be received from a peripheral device when the peripheral device is within a threshold proximity of the low energy central device.

Abstract: A computing device (e.g., an encoder, a content packager, and/or content server) may receive content (e.g., a live or time-shifted content transmission, video-on-demand content transmission, video, audio, games, data, etc.). The computing device may separate the received content into a plurality of content segments. The computing device may insert metadata into each of the content segments. The metadata may include a segment identifier. The segment identifier may identify the next sequential content segment of the plurality of content segments.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of using video program viewer interaction data to calculate viewing activity, including second-by-second viewing metrics, associated with a video asset. The calculated metrics provide detailed information on customer viewing behavior which can be used to drive business decisions for service providers, advertisers and content producers.

Abstract: A request to access a destination device associated may be received from a user device. The request may comprise a digital certificate. The digital certificate may comprise a public key of the user device. A distributed ledger address of the user device may be determined by applying a deterministic function to the public key of the user device. A distributed ledger entry may be created on a distributed ledger. The distributed ledger entry may comprise the address of the user device. Based on the distributed ledger entry, access to the destination device may be granted to the user device.

Abstract: A device such as a mobile device may be configured to connect to and/or communicate with one or more networks. The device may receive information indicating that there is at least one other network within a range of the device. One of the networks within range of the device may comprise a preferred cellular network. The device may then scan for the preferred cellular network and communicate with the preferred cellular network. The device may also detect the preferred cellular network based on information stored on the device. When the device is within range of the preferred cellular network, the device may detect the preferred cellular network based on the stored information and begin communicating with the preferred cellular network.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to customization of content acquisition in a content marketplace. Such customization can provide access that is user-specific. In one aspect, the content marketplace can permit a consumer to inspect (e.g., browse or search) and acquire content offerings by customizing the user's access package using one or more user devices and according to various price propositions.

Abstract: Wireless communications may comprise control information for scheduling transmission. Control information may indicate a scheduling mode for transmission based on at least one of a field and/or a radio network temporary identifier (RNTI). The scheduling mode may comprise repetition of a single-transport block or transmission of different transport blocks.

Abstract: Wireless communications for asymmetric services are described. Asymmetric services (e.g., for downlink or uplink) may be associated with each other. Resources may be configured based on an association of asymmetric services.

Abstract: Methods and systems are described for the detection and identification of a cellular device that crosses a perimeter associated with a premises that is installed with a monitoring system. Subsequently, a determination of an unauthorized device within the perimeter may be made based on a wireless signal. An appropriate security response may be made.