Abstract: A method or system for executing one or more digital assistant tasks using robotic processing automation (RPA) includes populating, by a next generation digital assistant application, a drop down menu comprising of a series of options when a user performs an action in a software application. The method or system also includes populating, by the next generation digital assistant application, a side panel comprising a task to be performed by the next generation digital assistant application and a series of options for the user to select from. The method or system further includes updating, by the next generation digital assistant application, the side panel with additional options in response to a selected option from the series of options. The additional options are recommended actions for the user to select from in addition to the task performed by the next generation digital assistant application.

Abstract: An integrated circuit package is provided. The integrated circuit package comprises a transceiver radio-frequency integrated circuit, RFIC, and at least one antenna array formed in a redistribution metal layer of the integrated circuit package, and is arranged in a fan-out area of the RFIC. The at least one antenna array comprises at least one crossed dipole antenna (10). Each crossed dipole antenna comprises a first dipole comprising two first legs (11), and a second dipole comprising two second legs (12), and two leg pairs (10a, 10b), each leg pair comprising one first leg of the first dipole and one second leg of the second dipole, and two feed lines (20a, 20b). Each feed line is coupled to a respective leg pair at a center (15) of the crossed dipole antenna. At least a part of each feed line is arranged between the two leg pairs.

Abstract: An arrangement (100) is provided. The arrangement comprises an integrated circuit package (2). The integrated circuit package comprises a first side (2a) which comprises interconnect elements, and a second side (2b) which is opposite to the first side (2a). The integrated circuit package further comprises at least one antenna element (25), and a heatsink element (1) arranged on the second side (2b) of the integrated circuit package (2). The heat sink element comprises at least one passage (10). The at least one passage (10) extends through the heatsink element (1). A first opening (13) of the at least one passage (10) is arranged at a respective antenna element (25) of the at least one antenna element. The at least one passage (10) is configured to increase the gain of the respective antenna element (25).

Abstract: The description relates to activity graphs. One example can obtain details from multiple activity cards. The example can identify relationships between at least some of the details of the multiple activity cards. The example can also generate an activity graph that reflects at least some of the relationships between individual activity cards.

Abstract: The description relates to activity graphs. One example can obtain details from multiple activity cards. The example can identify relationships between at least some of the details of the multiple activity cards. The example can also generate an activity graph that reflects at least some of the relationships between individual activity cards.

Abstract: The description relates to activity graphs. One example can obtain details from multiple activity cards. The example can identify relationships between at least some of the details of the multiple activity cards. The example can also generate an activity graph that reflects at least some of the relationships between individual activity cards.

Abstract: The description relates to activity graphs. One example can obtain details from multiple activity cards. The example can identify relationships between at least some of the details of the multiple activity cards. The example can also generate an activity graph that reflects at least some of the relationships between individual activity cards.

Abstract: The description relates to activity graphs. One example can obtain details from multiple activity cards. The example can identify relationships between at least some of the details of the multiple activity cards. The example can also generate an activity graph that reflects at least some of the relationships between individual activity cards.

Abstract: In-application customization is provided where users can both use and customize the application. Within a graphical user interface of an application developed by an original author, an interaction from a customizer user of the application can be received to make a modification to the application from a set of available modifications that the original author did not create for the application. The modification can be performed using functionality made available through a developer program service.

Abstract: In-application customization is provided where users can both use and customize the application. Within a graphical user interface of an application developed by an original author, an interaction from a customizer user of the application can be received to make a modification to the application from a set of available modifications that the original author did not create for the application. The modification can be performed using functionality made available through a developer program service.

Abstract: The description relates to activity cards. One example can allow a user to select a recipient of an activity card. The example can receive feedback from the recipient regarding at least one of a location, a time, and further recipients of the activity card. The example can also send an updated activity card to the user and the recipient that reflects the feedback.

Abstract: The description relates to activity graphs. One example can obtain details from multiple activity cards. The example can identify relationships between at least some of the details of the multiple activity cards. The example can also generate an activity graph that reflects at least some of the relationships between individual activity cards.

Abstract: Content source owners may associate their sites with a user as the user's preferred source. According to the disclosed subject matter, a preference communication is received indicating that an identified content source is to be a preferred source for an identified user. A set of search results is obtained responsive to a search request from the identified user. The set of search results include at least one search result referencing content from the identified content source. The set of search results is rearranged according preferred sources associated with the identified user, including the identified content source, such that the search result referencing content from the identified content source is repositioned within the ordered set of search results to a more prominent position in the rearranged set of search results. A search results page is generated from the rearranged set of search results and returned to the identified user.

Abstract: While some search engines personalize search results for a user, search engines have failed to enable personalization according to a user's explicitly preferred sources of content. According to the disclosed subject matter, a list of preferred sources is maintained for a user as well as a plurality of entities. When a search query is received from the user, a set of search results responsive to the query is obtained. From the set search results, one or more search results that correspond to a preferred source are identified. The set of search results is arranged with the one or more search results placed in more prominent positions in the set of search of search results. A search results page is generated according to the arranged set of search results and the generated search results page is returned in response to the user's search query.

Abstract: While some search engines personalize search results for a user, search engines have failed to enable personalization according to a user's explicitly preferred sources of content. According to the disclosed subject matter, a list of preferred sources is maintained for a user. When a search query is received from the user, a set of search results responsive to the query is obtained. From the set search results, one or more search results that correspond to a preferred source are identified. The set of search results is arranged with the one or more search results placed in more prominent positions in the set of search of search results. A search results page is generated according to the arranged set of search results and the generated search results page is returned in response to the user's search query.

Abstract: Presented in this disclosure are systems and methods for enabling access to content from a preferred source to a computer user is presented. A preferred source is a source of content that a user has identified as being “preferred.” Once a user establishes a source as a preferred source (through a first channel), other channels by which the user can obtain content from the preferred source are identified. In various embodiments, the other channels are automatically enabled for the user or, alternative, presented to the user for opting into receiving the content from that channel.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention relate to aggregating product information from a variety of sources to generate user interfaces that allow users to navigate and discover products. Product information is aggregated from both feed and crawl sources, and product entities are identified within the aggregate product information. In some embodiments, product entities are associated with product classes, and product class detail pages are generated that include product entities within each product class and allow users to view correlations between those produce entities. In some embodiments, relationships are identified between product entities. When a user selects to view information for a given product entity, information is provided indicating similar product entities that have a relationship with the given product entity.

Abstract: A method, system, and medium are provided for capsule summaries of reviews, such as product and service reviews. Raw comments and reviews are collected from several sources, which can be obtained from different locations, such as Internet sites. A number of features for each product or service category are developed, which are then correlated to the collected comments and reviews. A rating is assigned to each comment and review, which indicates the level of positivity or negativity of the comment or review. Ratings for each feature are combined to give an overall rating of the product or service under review. More relevant results, such as the most positive and the most negative reviews of each feature, along with the overall rating, are returned to a user to provide a quick summary of the selected product or service. If a user would like more details or more results, options are provided to go deeper into the capsule summary to obtain as much information or detail as desired.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention relate to aggregating product information from a variety of sources to generate user interfaces that allow users to navigate and discover products. Product information is aggregated from both feed and crawl sources, and product entities are identified within the aggregate product information. In some embodiments, product entities are associated with product classes, and product class detail pages are generated that include product entities within each product class and allow users to view correlations between those produce entities. In some embodiments, relationships are identified between product entities. When a user selects to view information for a given product entity, information is provided indicating similar product entities that have a relationship with the given product entity.