Abstract: A captioned telephone service (CTS) system for blocking spam calls includes a CTS server and a database. A CTS user's equipment is associated with a CTS number and an original phone number. The CTS server is configured to allow the user to elect to use an original number service and a call drop service. If the original number service is set, when the user places a phone call to a peer by using the CTS number, the original phone number, instead of the CTS number, is displayed as caller identification on a communications device of the peer. The CTS server assists the user to set up call forwarding and checks whether the call forwarding was successfully set. If the call drop service is set, the CTS server drops a call, directed to the CTS number. However, emergent calls or emergency related calls are excluded from the call drop service.

Abstract: A gate installing system includes a male swing bracket, a horizontal female receptacle, and a female swing bracket. The male swing bracket has a head portion, an adjustable fastening portion extended horizontally from the head portion, and a vertical swing axle portion extending downward from the head portion. The horizontal female receptacle receives and engages adjustably with the fastening portion of the male swing bracket. The female swing bracket has a fixed-type fastening portion for fastening to an anchor frame and a vertical female receptacle opening upward and for receiving and engaging rotatably with the vertical swing axle portion. The male swing bracket is fixed to the gate frame and the female swing bracket is fixed to the anchor frame, so that the vertical swing axle portion of the male swing bracket engages rotatably with the vertical female receptacle of the female swing bracket.

Abstract: A method for providing a social interactive video service among users by supporting users accessing a server of a communication system to directly make, edit and share a video containing other content, includes (a) providing, by the server, an interactive video making tool including a video editing interface and a content library having video contents and broadcast contents to a terminal, (b) editing, by the server, a video according to a manipulation of the terminal through the provided interactive video making tool, (c) registering, by the server, the edited video as a video content and sharing the video content, and (d) paying, by the server, an advertising charge to an editor and a provider of an original video content source according to usage information of the shared video content.

Abstract: Double data rate (“DDR”) circuitry or the like is modified or enhanced to include edge detection capability. During edge detection mode the circuitry is supplied with serial training data that includes successive pairs of equal-valued bits. Several, differently-phased, candidate clock signals are used one after another in order of increasing phase to clock the DDR circuitry. Adjacent bits in the training data that should be equal-valued are captured by the DDR circuitry and compared. Any candidate clock signal that causes the bits thus compared to be unequal is flagged as having phase close to edges in the data. The approximate phase of data edges is thereby indicated by the phase (or phases) of the candidate clock signal (or signals) causing the bits compared as described above to be unequal.

Abstract: Double data rate (“DDR”) circuitry or the like is modified or enhanced to include edge detection capability. During edge detection mode the circuitry is supplied with serial training data that includes successive pairs of equal-valued bits. Several, differently-phased, candidate clock signals are used one after another in order of increasing phase to clock the DDR circuitry. Adjacent bits in the training data that should be equal-valued are captured by the DDR circuitry and compared. Any candidate clock signal that causes the bits thus compared to be unequal is flagged as having phase close to edges in the data. The approximate phase of data edges is thereby indicated by the phase (or phases) of the candidate clock signal (or signals) causing the bits compared as described above to be unequal.