Abstract: An example computing device accesses a resource allocation network service utilizing a wireless network connection in accordance with embedded SIM (eSIM) functionality to identify and reserve computing resources. The computing device transmits a request to the resource allocation server that includes computing device profile information stored in the eSIM. The resource allocation network service processes the requests and receives additional profile information from the identified physical computing resource. The resource allocation network service then establishes a reservation and generates allocation information that includes credential information and is sent to the requesting computing device and the physical computing resource. When the computing device attempts to access the computing resource (e.g., the workstation), the physical computing resource authenticates the computing device based allocation information transmitted by the computing device.

Abstract: In an example, a method is described. The method comprises receiving an indication of a change to a computing system useable in a computing network. The method further comprises establishing whether a rule system is affected by the change. In response to establishing that the rule system is affected by the change, the method causes the rule system to be modified to account for the change.

Abstract: A host device acting as a wireless hotspot can suffer poor network performance when many client devices are connected simultaneously, particularly devices with a poor connection speed. To improve network performance, the host device can identify a client device with the worst network connectivity based on wireless signal strength, a peer-to-peer (P2P) packet drop rate, and a P2P ping response time, and instruct the client device to scan the other client devices to identify the best candidate to serve as a new host device for the client device. The hotspot functionality can then be offloaded to the new host device with respect to the client device, thereby reducing the number of client devices connected directly to the main host device and improving the network performance of the client device.

Abstract: A logic board includes topmost and bottommost layers, a primary trace layer, and first and second secondary trace layer respectively above and below the primary trace. The logic board includes a conductive via extending from the topmost or bottommost layer to the primary trace layer. The logic board includes a backdrilled hole concentric with the conductive via, from the bottommost layer at least to the second secondary trace layer and not reaching the primary trace layer, or from the topmost layer at least to the first secondary trace layer and not reaching the primary trace layer. The logic board includes a primary conductive trace within the primary trace layer and extending from the conductive via. The logic board includes first and second secondary conductive traces respectively within the first and second secondary trace layers and extending from the conductive via.

Abstract: Techniques for color change of Information elements (IEs) are described. In an example, a color of the IE and a color of a region of a virtual environment surrounding the IE may be compared. Based on the comparison, it may be determined whether the IE is distinguishable from the region of the virtual environment. Further, based on the determination, the color of the IE may be changed to facilitate distinguishability of the IE.

Abstract: Examples of electronic devices are described herein. In some examples, an electronic device includes a camera to capture a composite image comprising multiple images of a location. In some examples, the electronic device includes a processor to crop a portion of the composite image based on a field-of-view of the camera. In some examples, the processor is to determine whether a neural network identifies the cropped portion. In some examples, the processor is to generate a unique identifier (ID) for the cropped portion in response to the cropped portion being unidentified by the neural network. In some examples, the processor is to associate the unique ID of the cropped portion with the location.

Abstract: An example image forming device includes a wakeup source to detect an event for cancelling a power saving mode of the image forming device, a display, a processor, and a memory to store instructions executable by the processor. By executing the instructions, the processor is to display, through the display, a setting screen including a user interface to set an operation of the wakeup source, obtain information on a condition for cancelling the power saving mode based on setting information of the wakeup source received from the setting screen, and cancel the power saving mode in a case where a cancellation condition included in the information on the condition for cancelling the power saving mode is met in the power saving mode.

Abstract: According to examples, an apparatus may include a first feed element and a second feed element, in which a web is to be fed to the first feed element and from the first feed element to the second feed element. The apparatus may also include a controller that may determine whether the web exiting the second feed element is shifted from an intended position and based on a determination that the web is shifted from the intended position, cause the first feed element to be moved laterally a first distance and the second feed element to be moved laterally a second distance to compensate for the shift in the web exiting the second feed element.

Abstract: An example of a three-dimensionally printed object includes a bulk portion having a ferritic microstructure; and a site-specific alloyed section having a pearlite microstructure. The three-dimensionally printed object may be generated using different examples of a three-dimensional (3D) printing method. Each example of the 3D printing method utilizes a two-stage heat treatment.

Abstract: Examples herein involve amplification and detection of nucleic acids using a microfluidic reaction chamber. An example apparatus includes a reaction-chamber circuit to process a reagent and a biologic sample for amplification of nucleic acids. The apparatus further includes a plurality of capillaries to pass the reagent and the biologic sample through the microfluidic reaction chamber. A valve control system may selectively control each of a plurality of valves to cause the reagent and the biologic sample to selectively move through the microfluidic reaction chamber for the amplification of the nucleic acids according to a particular timing sequence. In various examples, a trapping region disposed in the microfluidic reaction chamber secures the nucleic acids in the microfluidic reaction chamber for amplification using the reaction-chamber circuit.

Abstract: In some examples, an electronic device includes a lid section, abase section coupled to the lid section via a hinge section, the base section and the lid section having substantially parallel edges when in a closed position, and an antenna section including a first surface coupled to the lid section and a second surface coupled to the first surface via a pivot and to the base section. In response to a rotation of the hinge section, the pivot is to rotate between a first orientation when the base section and the lid section are in the closed position and a second orientation when the base section and the lid section are in an opened position.

Abstract: A structure includes a plate layer formed of a first material and a plurality of heatsink structures vertically extending from the plate layer. Each of the plurality of heatsink structures includes a bottom structure disposed on the plate layer and formed of the first material, a buried structure disposed on the bottom structure and formed of a second material, and a top structure disposed on the buried structure and formed of the first material. A plurality of microchannels are formed between the plurality of heatsink structures.

Abstract: A method including receiving, at a camera, light comprising a visible spectrum and an infrared spectrum (200). The method also includes detecting, using the visible spectrum, a candidate image of a head (202). The method also includes determining an estimated true size of the head (204). The method also includes determining, using the infrared spectrum, a temperature of the head (206). The method also includes filtering the candidate image of the head with respect to an operation of a video controller configured to track one or more images of heads in the visible spectrum. Filtering is based on both the estimated true size of the head and the temperature of the head (208).

Abstract: In some examples, a controller can include a processing resource and a memory resource storing instructions to cause the processing resource to determine a reservoir for a spitting operation of a printhead in an imaging device based on predetermined reservoir data, determine a spit type for the spitting operation of the printhead, and cause the spitting operation to occur in the reservoir using the determined spit type.

Abstract: In some examples, a fluid flow meter for a conduit to carry a fluid, includes a first voltage connection point, a second voltage connection point, and a heater. The fluid flow meter includes a plurality of resistive sensors comprising a first resistive sensor on a first side of the heater and a second resistive sensor on a second side of the heater, wherein the first resistive sensor and the second resistive sensor are connected in series between the first voltage connection point and the second voltage connection point, wherein a sense connection point between the first resistive sensor and the second resistive sensor is to output a sense voltage that provides an indication of a fluid flow in the conduit.

Abstract: An example of the present disclosure includes a packaging box, comprising a first section including a first aperture to receive a portion of a writing device, and a second section including a second aperture to receive a remainder of the writing device. The packaging box further includes a hinge mechanism coupling the first section to the second section, wherein the first section and second section are rotatable about the hinge mechanism. The packaging box also includes a tip remover including a surface to remove a tip of the writing device responsive to application of a force.

Abstract: In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a fluid ejection system is described. The fluid ejection system includes a frame to retain a number of fluid ejection devices. Each fluid ejection device includes a reservoir disposed on a first side of the frame and a fluid ejection die disposed on an opposite side of the frame. Each fluid ejection die includes 1) a fluid feed slot formed in a substrate to receive fluid from the reservoir, 2) an array of nozzles formed in the substrate to eject fluid, and 3) an ejection adjustment system to selectively adjust an amount of fluid ejected from the fluid ejection devices.

Abstract: According to some examples, a skew detection device comprises a first roller rotatable around a first axis, a second roller rotatable around a second axis, a first sensor, and a second sensor. The first sensor measures a first rotation parameter from the first roller and the second sensor measures a second rotation parameter from the second roller. A movement of a print media over the device rotates the first contact roller and the second roller, and a controller determines a skew of the print media based on the first and second rotation parameters captured by the first sensor and the second sensor.

Abstract: A developing device includes a housing to accommodate toner, a rotation member installed in the housing, a lens including an optical surface oriented in an axial direction of the rotation member, and a wiper installed in the rotation member and configured to repeatedly wipe the optical surface while the rotation member rotates and supported by the rotation member so as to be movable in the axial direction.