Abstract: In some examples, an electronic device includes an image sensor to capture a source image. In some examples, the electronic device includes a processor to determine, in the source image, a first region that depicts a first person and a second region that depicts a second person. In some examples, the processor is to, in response to determining that the first person is further away than the second person relative to the image sensor based on the first region and the second region, generate a first focus cell that depicts the first person alone. In some examples, the processor is to generate a macro view of the source image that depicts the first person and the second person. In some examples, the processor is to instruct display of a compound image including the macro view and the first focus cell.

Abstract: In some examples, an electronic device includes an image sensor to capture a source image. In some examples, the electronic device includes a processor to determine, in the source image, a first region that depicts a first person and a second region that depicts a second person. In some examples, the processor is to, in response to determining that the first person is further away than the second person relative to the image sensor based on the first region and the second region, generate a first focus cell that depicts the first person alone. In some examples, the processor is to generate a macro view of the source image that depicts the first person and the second person. In some examples, the processor is to instruct display of a compound image including the macro view and the first focus cell.

Abstract: An example non-transitory machine-readable storage medium includes instructions to, when executed by the processor, identify an object depicted in a video scene, wherein the video scene is displayed in a graphical user interface (GUI). The example instructions are executable to 1) identify coordinates of the object depicted in the video scene, wherein the coordinates are relative to the GUI and 2) identify coordinates of an inset window which is smaller than the GUI and overlaps the video scene. The example instructions are executable to compare the coordinates of the object with the coordinates of the inset window to determine an overlap of the inset window with the object. Responsive to an identified overlap of the inset window and the object, the instructions are executable to alter a display characteristic of the inset window to avoid the overlap of the inset window with the object.

Abstract: An example non-transitory machine-readable storage medium includes instructions to, when executed by the processor, identify an object depicted in a video scene, wherein the video scene is displayed in a graphical user interface (GUI). The example instructions are executable to 1) identify coordinates of the object depicted in the video scene, wherein the coordinates are relative to the GUI and 2) identify coordinates of an inset window which is smaller than the GUI and overlaps the video scene. The example instructions are executable to compare the coordinates of the object with the coordinates of the inset window to determine an overlap of the inset window with the object. Responsive to an identified overlap of the inset window and the object, the instructions are executable to alter a display characteristic of the inset window to avoid the overlap of the inset window with the object.

Abstract: An example computing device includes: a display to display a color calibration pattern; a touchpad to receive input for the computing device, the touchpad having a reflective layer to reflect the color calibration pattern; a color sensor to detect the reflected color calibration pattern from the touchpad; a processor interconnected with the color sensor and the display, the processor to calibrate a color output of the display based on the color calibration pattern detected at the color sensor.

Abstract: The present subject matter relates to self-healing keyboards. In an example implementation, a self-healing keyboard of an electronic device comprises a self-healing film having a self-healing layer disposed over a keyboard. The self-healing layer is composed of polyurethane, epoxy vinyl ester, epoxy, polyurethane microcapsules filled with silane compound, and a polysiloxane mixture.

Abstract: In one example, a keyboard device may include a base plate, a pivoting support fixedly disposed on the base plate and having a recess portion, a key cap support having a shaft portion rotatably received in the recess portion, a rolling element disposed between the shaft portion and the pivoting support, and a key cap assembled to the key cap support.

Abstract: A system for reducing degradation of Wi-Fi signals for computers includes a first antenna of a Wi-Fi module disposed within a first region of the computer and a second antenna of the Wi-Fi module disposed within a second region of the computer wherein the regions are separated by a distance such that the first antenna and the second antenna are not subjected to degradation of the Wi-Fi signal at the same time due to a user's hands blocking the Wi-Fi signal when typing.

Abstract: In one example, a keyboard device may include a base plate, a pivoting support fixedly disposed on the base plate and having a recess portion, a key cap support having a shaft portion rotatably received in the recess portion, a rolling element disposed between the shaft portion and the pivoting support, and a key cap assembled to the key cap support.

Abstract: A computing device can include a first component, a second component, and a hinge rotatably coupling the first component and the second component. The second component is rotatable about the hinge between a closed position and an open position in relation to the first component. The computing device includes an antenna disposed at the second component, and a flexible conductive member disposed within the hinge. The flexible conductive member has a first end fixedly connected to the first component and a second end. The second end of the flexible conductive member conductively contacts the antenna in the open position and does not conductively contact the antenna in the closed position.

Abstract: A system for reducing degradation of Wi-Fi signals for computers includes a first antenna of a Wi-Fi module disposed within a first region of the computer and a second antenna of the Wi-Fi module disposed within a second region of the computer wherein the regions are separated by a distance such that the first antenna and the second antenna are not subjected to degradation of the Wi-Fi signal at the same time due to a user's hands blocking the Wi-Fi signal when typing.

Abstract: A computing device can include a first component, a second component, and a hinge rotatably coupling the first component and the second component. The second component is rotatable about the hinge between a closed position and an open position in relation to the first component. The computing device includes an antenna disposed at the second component, and a flexible conductive member disposed within the hinge. The flexible conductive member has a first end fixedly connected to the first component and a second end. The second end of the flexible conductive member conductively contacts the antenna in the open position and does not conductively contact the antenna in the closed position.

Abstract: The present subject matter relates to self-healing keyboards. In an example implementation, a self-healing keyboard of an electronic device comprises a self-healing film having a self-healing layer disposed over a keyboard. The self-healing layer is composed of polyurethane, epoxy vinyl ester, epoxy, polyurethane microcapsules filled with silane compound, and a polysiloxane mixture.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to magnetic keyboard domes. In an example, a keyboard dome includes a dome with an exterior surface, and a metal magnetic pad on the exterior surface of the dome to guide the dome to a keyboard membrane.