Abstract: A resin film is provided. When the resin film is characterized by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), the Fourier transform infrared spectrum of the resin film has a signal intensity A from 2205 cm?1 to 2322 cm?1 and a signal intensity B from 1472 cm?1 to 1523 cm?1, and 0.70?A/B?1.95.

Abstract: A display is disclosed. The display comprises a display panel, and an optical film disposed on a viewing side of the display panel. The optical film has a total haze ranging from 15% to 60%, an inner haze less than or equal to 10%, and a reflectivity satisfying the relationships of 0.35%?(RSCI-RSCE)?1.50% and RSCE?1.50%, wherein RSCI is an average reflectivity of diffuse component and specular component, and RSCE is an average reflectivity of diffuse component. By adjusting the total haze, inner haze and reflectivity of the optical film to satisfy the above relationship, the display can have good anti-glare properties, and the contrast ratio of the display will not be reduced too much to avoid the display quality be affected.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for detecting the focus of attention. The method includes: obtaining the face of a person in the first image, as well as the result of facial recognition; determining whether the distance between the person and the target is within an effective attention range; determining whether the face is frontal; determining whether the effective attention period is not shorter than a period threshold; detecting the focus of attention for the person to the target.

Abstract: An online signing system and method, a computing apparatus, and a computer-readable recording medium are provided. An assigned task is generated by a task assignment apparatus to the computing apparatus. The computing apparatus generates a signing request based on the assigned task to be transmitted to a client apparatus. The client apparatus downloads an assignment file from a storage database based on the signing request to display the assignment file on a display. The client apparatus receives an input via an input unit to generate a signature object on the assignment file, and transmits the signature object to the computing apparatus. After receiving the signature object, the computing apparatus combines the signature object and the assignment file to obtain a signed file, and transmits the signed file to the storage database.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for detecting the focus of attention. The method includes: obtaining the face of a person in the first image, as well as the result of facial recognition; determining whether the distance between the person and the target is within an effective attention range; determining whether the face is frontal; determining whether the effective attention period is not shorter than a period threshold; detecting the focus of attention for the person to the target.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure are directed to a System on a Chip (SOC). In accordance with one aspect, a method for implementing back power protection (BPP) in a SOC includes transmitting a first back power protection (BPP) supply output from a first power management integrated circuit (PMIC) to a logical OR function; transmitting a second back power protection (BPP) supply output from a second power management integrated circuit (PMIC) to the logical OR function; using the logical OR function to generate a composite BPP power based on the first BPP supply output and the second BPP supply output; and inputting the composite BPP power to a baseband processor (BP), wherein the baseband processor (BP) is coupled to the second PMIC.

Abstract: An optical device package includes: (1) a waveguide, the waveguide including: a main body; and multiple forks, wherein each of the plurality of forks has a tapering end and is extended from the main body, and wherein each of the tapering ends of the forks includes a facet for receiving light; and (2) an optical fiber having a surface configured to output the light into the waveguide; wherein a lateral distance between the surface of the optical fiber and at least one of the facets is less than about 25 micrometers (?m).

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure are directed to a System on a Chip (SOC). In accordance with one aspect, a method for implementing back power protection (BPP) in a SOC includes transmitting a first back power protection (BPP) supply output from a first power management integrated circuit (PMIC) to a logical OR function; transmitting a second back power protection (BPP) supply output from a second power management integrated circuit (PMIC) to the logical OR function; using the logical OR function to generate a composite BPP power based on the first BPP supply output and the second BPP supply output; and inputting the composite BPP power to a baseband processor (BP), wherein the baseband processor (BP) is coupled to the second PMIC.

Abstract: An optical device package includes: (1) a waveguide, the waveguide including: a main body; and multiple forks, wherein each of the plurality of forks has a tapering end and is extended from the main body, and wherein each of the tapering ends of the forks includes a facet for receiving light; and (2) an optical fiber having a surface configured to output the light into the waveguide; wherein a lateral distance between the surface of the optical fiber and at least one of the facets is less than about 25 micrometers (?m).

Abstract: A waveguide includes a first layer and a second layer. The first layer comprises a material of a first refractive index. The second layer is surrounded by the first layer and comprises a material of a second refractive index greater than the first refractive index. The second layer comprises a main body, a first fork and a second fork. The main body has a first substantially constant thickness. The first fork is extended from the main body and has a first tapering end exposed by the first layer. The first fork has the first substantially constant thickness. The second fork is extended from the main body and has a second tapering end exposed by the first layer. The second fork has the first substantially constant thickness.

Abstract: A waveguide includes a first layer and a second layer. The first layer comprises a material of a first refractive index. The second layer is surrounded by the first layer and comprises a material of a second refractive index greater than the first refractive index. The second layer comprises a main body, a first fork and a second fork. The main body has a first substantially constant thickness. The first fork is extended from the main body and has a first tapering end exposed by the first layer. The first fork has the first substantially constant thickness. The second fork is extended from the main body and has a second tapering end exposed by the first layer. The second fork has the first substantially constant thickness.

Abstract: A dynamic scheduler is provided that schedules tasks for a plurality of cores based upon current operating characteristics for the cores. The current operating characteristics include a predicted leakage current for each core based upon an analytical model.

Abstract: A mobile phone is configured to employ existing antennae or other exiting input electronics to receive electromagnetic waves, for detection of energy magnitudes. The mobile phone has wireless receiver electronics to receive, through the antennae, communication signals in a plurality of different communication bands that correspond to the plurality of different frequency ranges. Energy levels of electromagnetic waves received through the plurality of antennae are detected. A record is made of energy levels in the plurality of different frequency ranges. An alarm is provided upon a detected energy level crossing a predefined threshold value.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods are disclosed for power optimization in a wireless device. The apparatus and methods effect monitoring the amount of data stored in a data buffer that buffers data input to and data output from a processor. Dependent on the amount of data stored in the buffers parameters of a control function, such as a Dynamic Clock and Voltage Scaling (DCVS) function are modified based on the amount of data stored in the data buffer. By modifying or pre-empting the parameters of the control function, which controls at least processor frequency, the processor can process applications more dynamically over default parameter settings, especially in situations where one or more real-time activities having strict time constraints for completion are being handled by the processor as evinced by increased buffer depth. As a result, power usage is further optimized as the control function is more responsive to processing conditions.

Abstract: Methods and apparatuses for controlling heat flow in a mobile system. The method includes determining a temperature value for each of at least one temperature sensors. The method determines a delta value of a current temperature threshold at each of the plurality of locations. The method maps each delta value to a thermal module. The method calculates a heat flow direction signal to minimize positive delta values using at least one of the following: a system level model and an IC level thermal model. The method transmits the heat flow direction signal to at least one thermoelectric module, wherein the thermoelectric module is associated with more than one temperature sensor.

Abstract: A dynamic scheduler is provided that schedules tasks for a plurality of cores based upon current operating characteristics for the cores. The current operating characteristics include a predicted leakage current for each core based upon an analytical model.

Abstract: A system is disclosed for mapping operating-system-identified addresses for substantially-identical hardware modules into performance-parameter-based addresses for the hardware modules. The mapping is accomplished by configuring a flexible I/O interface responsive to a characterization of at least one performance parameter for each hardware module.

Abstract: A system is disclosed for mapping operating-system-identified addresses for substantially-identical hardware modules into performance-parameter-based addresses for the hardware modules. The mapping is accomplished by configuring a flexible I/O interface responsive to a characterization of at least one performance parameter for each hardware module.

Abstract: A mobile phone is configured to employ existing antennae or other exiting input electronics to receive electromagnetic waves, for detection of energy magnitudes. The mobile phone has wireless receiver electronics to receive, through the antennae, communication signals in a plurality of different communication bands that correspond to the plurality of different frequency ranges. Energy levels of electromagnetic waves received through the plurality of antennae are detected. A record is made of energy levels in the plurality of different frequency ranges. An alarm is provided upon a detected energy level crossing a predefined threshold value.

Abstract: The standby time of a CDMA cell phone is extended by using two receive chains to monitor the Quick Paging Channel (QPCH) when the signal-to-noise ratio falls within a predetermined range. Monitoring the QPCH saves battery power by obviating the need to monitor the general paging message unless quick paging (PI) bits are set. The QPCH is not monitored, however, in noisy environments where PI bits are incorrectly detected causing the paging message to be needlessly monitored. Power is saved by monitoring the QPCH in noisier environments without increasing the incorrect detection rate. Incorrect detection is reduced in the predetermined range by using an additional receive chain to achieve receive diversity. Although additional power is consumed by the second receive chain in the predetermined range, the power saved by not demodulating the paging message at each slot more than compensates for the additional power consumed by the second receive chain.