Abstract: An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a memory configured to store contents, a display configured to output the contents, and a processor operatively connected with the memory and the display. The memory is further configured to store instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to, in response to a first user input, select at least one contents satisfying a specified condition among a plurality of contents stored in the memory, output a first screen composed of the selected at least one contents in the display, and if a second user input to end the output of the first screen is received, output a second screen for verification of a user of the electronic device in the display.

Abstract: An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a memory configured to store contents, a display configured to output the contents, and a processor operatively connected with the memory and the display. The memory is further configured to store instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to, in response to a first user input, select at least one contents satisfying a specified condition among a plurality of contents stored in the memory, output a first screen composed of the selected at least one contents in the display, and if a second user input to end the output of the first screen is received, output a second screen for verification of a user of the electronic device in the display.

Abstract: Techniques allow seamless transitioning of a mesh-based videoconference to a bridged videoconference. Criteria are defined for use in a triggering point function that may be evaluated to determine whether to make the transition. Escalation logic in an escalation manager may be used to manage the transition, allowing some participants to connect via a multipoint control unit, which is in turn a participant in the mesh-based videoconference, with the escalation manager relaying media streams from the mesh-connected participants. The mesh-connected participants may then drop their mesh connections without disruption to the videoconference. Escalation logic in the endpoints may be used as an alternate to an escalation manager unit.

Abstract: Techniques allow seamless transitioning of a mesh-based videoconference to a bridged videoconference. Criteria are defined for use in a triggering point function that may be evaluated to determine whether to make the transition. Escalation logic in an escalation manager may be used to manage the transition, allowing some participants to connect via a multipoint control unit, which is in turn a participant in the mesh-based videoconference, with the escalation manager relaying media streams from the mesh-connected participants. The mesh-connected participants may then drop their mesh connections without disruption to the videoconference. Escalation logic in the endpoints may be used as an alternate to an escalation manager unit.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a technique for providing cloud based scaleable videoconferencing infrastructure in a variety of ways. A combination of hardware based conferencing and software emulation of hardware conferencing equipment is disclosed. The disclosed systems and methods include load balancing algorithms and a software control architecture to allow for flexible and elastic scaling of each component individually or as a group. The disclosed systems and methods are also agnostic to the underlying hardware infrastructure utilized for any given conference.