Abstract: Recommending audiovisual content items to a subscriber based on locations visited by the subscriber. Location information from a mobile device having GPS functionality is received. The location information includes locations the subscriber has visited with the mobile device. The various locations may be counted, ranked, and grouped. Interests of the subscriber are predicted based on the location information. One or more audiovisual content items associated with the predicted interest are selected. A determination regarding the predicted programming of interest being available is made. Item recommendations are generated for available ones of the selected audiovisual content items. A referral of the one or more item recommendations is presented to the subscriber.

Abstract: A system, method and computer readable media automatically highlights an unhealthy condition of a viewer. A device, e.g., set-top box, operatively connects to a network and a display. The set-top-box is adapted to output a program to a viewer watching the display. The set-top-box operatively com1ects through a wireless protocol to one or more wearable health monitoring devices that monitor one or more health readings associated with the viewer. The set-top-box outputs an alert to the viewer during the program if a health reading falls within a dangerous range. Advantageously, the alert is delivered through an EPG and may comprise pausing/stopping the program, and/or highlighting the alert on the display for the viewer's safety.

Abstract: A mobile device pairs with a wearable device via a wireless network. The mobile device receives private user data from the wearable device via the wireless network. The mobile device does not store the private user data in volatile or non-volatile storage before receiving the private user data from the wearable device. The mobile device stores the private user data received from the wearable device only in volatile storage. In response to user input, the mobile device modifies the private user data in the volatile storage. The mobile device synchronizes the private user data on the mobile device with the wearable device by sending the modified private user data or a portion thereof to the wearable device. In response to generation of a deletion command, the mobile device releases the modified private user data.

Abstract: A method, system and non-transitory computer readable media for dynamically configuring device settings. The equipment device (e.g., set-to box, TV or the like) stores in a memory a plurality of settings profiles, wherein each settings profile is a structured data set related to a wearable computing device including at least a device identifier associated with the related wearable computing device and one or more device settings. The equipment device detects a wearable computing device, wherein detecting the wearable computing device includes identifying a specific device identifier associated with the detected wearable computing device. A querying module of the equipment device executes a query on the memory to identify a specific settings profile where the included device identifier corresponds to the specific device identifier. The equipment device adjusts the device settings based on the one or more device settings included in the identified specific settings profile.

Abstract: A system, method and computer readable media automatically highlights an unhealthy condition of a viewer. A device, e.g., set-top box, operatively connects to a network and a display. The set-top-box is adapted to output a program to a viewer watching the display. The set-top-box operatively com1ects through a wireless protocol to one or more wearable health monitoring devices that monitor one or more health readings associated with the viewer. The set-top-box outputs an alert to the viewer during the program if a health reading falls within a dangerous range. Advantageously, the alert is delivered through an EPG and may comprise pausing/stopping the program, and/or highlighting the alert on the display for the viewer's safety.

Abstract: A system, method and computer readable media automatically highlights an unhealthy condition of a viewer. A set-top-box operatively connects to a network and a television display. The set-top-box is adapted to output a program to a viewer watching the television display. The set-top-box operatively connects through a wireless protocol to one or more wearable health monitoring devices that monitor one or more health readings associated with the viewer. The set-top-box outputs an alert to the viewer during the program if a health reading falls within a dangerous range. Advantageously, the alert is delivered through an EPG and may comprise pausing/stopping the program, and/or highlighting the alert on the television display for the viewer's safety.

Abstract: A system, method and computer readable media automatically highlights an unhealthy condition of a viewer. A set-top-box operatively connects to a network and a television display. The set-top-box is adapted to output a program to a viewer watching the television display. The set-top-box operatively connects through a wireless protocol to one or more wearable health monitoring devices that monitor one or more health readings associated with the viewer. The set-top-box outputs an alert to the viewer during the program if a health reading falls within a dangerous range. Advantageously, the alert is delivered through an EPG and may comprise pausing/stopping the program, and/or highlighting the alert on the television display for the viewer's safety.

Abstract: A mobile device pairs with a wearable device via a wireless network. The mobile device receives private user data from the wearable device via the wireless network. The mobile device does not store the private user data in volatile or non-volatile storage before receiving the private user data from the wearable device. The mobile device stores the private user data received from the wearable device only in volatile storage. In response to user input, the mobile device modifies the private user data in the volatile storage. The mobile device synchronizes the private user data on the mobile device with the wearable device by sending the modified private user data or a portion thereof to the wearable device. In response to generation of a deletion command, the mobile device releases the modified private user data.

Abstract: A device includes a processing component, a user interface component, a locking component, a biometric parameter unlock component, a detecting component and a sleep bypass component. The processing component performs a processing function. The user interface component instructs the processing component to perform the processing function. The locking component prevents the user interface component from instructing the processing component to perform the processing function. The biometric parameter unlock component detects a biometric parameter of the user and disables the locking component to enable the user interface component to instruct the processing component to perform the processing function. The detecting component generates a sleep signal based on a detected sleeping parameter of the user indicating that the user is asleep. The sleep bypass component disables biometric parameter unlock component based on the sleep signal.

Abstract: Various implementations described herein are directed to technologies for automatically providing reminders based on user viewing history information. User preference information is automatically determined over time from user-selected multimedia content information. Preferred multimedia content is identified based on the automatically detected user preference information. A determination is made as to whether a set top box is tuned to the identified preferred multimedia content. A user prompt is generated for display on a display device when the user is tuned to content other than the identified preferred multimedia content. The user prompt is configured to receive input regarding viewing options for the identified preferred multimedia content.

Abstract: Recommending audiovisual content items to a subscriber based on locations visited by the subscriber. Location information from a mobile device having GPS functionality is received. The location information includes locations the subscriber has visited with the mobile device. The various locations may be counted, ranked, and grouped. Interests of the subscriber are predicted based on the location information. One or more audiovisual content items associated with the predicted interest are selected. A determination regarding the predicted programming of interest being available is made. Item recommendations are generated for available ones of the selected audiovisual content items. A referral of the one or more item recommendations is presented to the subscriber.

Abstract: A method, system and non-transitory computer readable media for dynamically configuring device settings. The equipment device (e.g., set-to box, TV or the like) stores in a memory a plurality of settings profiles, wherein each settings profile is a structured data set related to a wearable computing device including at least a device identifier associated with the related wearable computing device and one or more device settings. The equipment device detects a wearable computing device, wherein detecting the wearable computing device includes identifying a specific device identifier associated with the detected wearable computing device. A querying module of the equipment device executes a query on the memory to identify a specific settings profile where the included device identifier corresponds to the specific device identifier. The equipment device adjusts the device settings based on the one or more device settings included in the identified specific settings profile.

Abstract: A device includes a processing component, a user interface component, a locking component, a biometric parameter unlock component, a detecting component and a sleep bypass component. The processing component performs a processing function. The user interface component instructs the processing component to perform the processing function. The locking component prevents the user interface component from instructing the processing component to perform the processing function. The biometric parameter unlock component detects a biometric parameter of the user and disables the locking component to enable the user interface component to instruct the processing component to perform the processing function. The detecting component generates a sleep signal based on a detected sleeping parameter of the user indicating that the user is asleep. The sleep bypass component disables biometric parameter unlock component based on the sleep signal.