Abstract: Various techniques for performing automated detection and control of audio-based conditions for headsets and like wearable audio devices are disclosed herein. In an example, an audio headset device includes at least one sensor to collect sensor data and processing circuitry to detect an applicable audio control condition, based on the sensor data, to cause control of the audio to be output from the headset device. Also in an example, a computing device includes an audio control processing component to receive and process sensor data collected from a headset audio device and identify a control action in a software application, to cause control of audio to be output to the headset. Further examples to enable simplified, dynamic audio controls for the operation of a headset device and a connected computing device are also disclosed.

Abstract: Various techniques for performing automated detection and control of audio-based conditions for headsets and like wearable audio devices are disclosed herein. In an example, an audio headset device includes at least one sensor to collect sensor data and processing circuitry to detect an applicable audio control condition, based on the sensor data, to cause control of the audio to be output from the headset device. Also in an example, a computing device includes an audio control processing component to receive and process sensor data collected from a headset audio device and identify a control action in a software application, to cause control of audio to be output to the headset. Further examples to enable simplified, dynamic audio controls for the operation of a headset device and a connected computing device are also disclosed.

Abstract: Various techniques for performing automated detection and control of audio-based conditions for headsets and like wearable audio devices are disclosed herein. In an example, an audio headset device includes at least one sensor to collect sensor data and processing circuitry to detect an applicable audio control condition, based on the sensor data, to cause control of the audio to be output from the headset device. Also in an example, a computing device includes an audio control processing component to receive and process sensor data collected from a headset audio device and identify a control action in a software application, to cause control of audio to be output to the headset. Further examples to enable simplified, dynamic audio controls for the operation of a headset device and a connected computing device are also disclosed.

Abstract: In some embodiments, an apparatus includes one or more communication sub-systems; and an identity mirror component in communication with the one or more communication sub-systems. In response to selection, on an another device, of the apparatus from among a plurality of devices, receive, from the another device, carrier user identity information and carrier authentication key information associated with the carrier user identity information. Cause the one or more communication sub-systems to connect to a carrier network using the carrier user identity information and the carrier authentication key information, wherein to connect to the carrier network is conditioned on the another device being disconnected from the carrier network and the another device is to retain the carrier user identity information and the carrier authentication key information in an Internet protocol (IP) multimedia services identity module (ISIM).

Abstract: In some embodiments, an apparatus includes one or more communication sub-systems; and an identity mirror component in communication with the one or more communication sub-systems. In response to selection, on an another device, of the apparatus from among a plurality of devices, receive, from the another device, carrier user identity information and carrier authentication key information associated with the carrier user identity information. Cause the one or more communication sub-systems to connect to a carrier network using the carrier user identity information and the carrier authentication key information, wherein to connect to the carrier network is conditioned on the another device being disconnected from the carrier network and the another device is to retain the carrier user identity information and the carrier authentication key information in an Internet protocol (IP) multimedia services identity module (ISIM).

Abstract: Various techniques for performing automated detection and control of audio-based conditions for headsets and like wearable audio devices are disclosed herein. In an example, an audio headset device includes at least one sensor to collect sensor data and processing circuitry to detect an applicable audio control condition, based on the sensor data, to cause control of the audio to be output from the headset device. Also in an example, a computing device includes an audio control processing component to receive and process sensor data collected from a headset audio device and identify a control action in a software application, to cause control of audio to be output to the headset. Further examples to enable simplified, dynamic audio controls for the operation of a headset device and a connected computing device are also disclosed.