Abstract: Systems and methods of communicating with an unsupported input device to make an application interact with the unsupported input device are described herein. The method comprises obtaining, for the application to be subscribed to the unsupported input device, a mapping of each of a plurality of hotkeys with a corresponding function performed in the application. The method further comprises retrieving a list of universal identifiers, where each of the universal identifiers corresponds to an unsupported input of the unsupported input device. Also, each of the universal identifiers is tagged with a function to be performed in the application in response to the corresponding unsupported input. The method also includes generating a configuration map for the application. The configuration map comprises a mapping of at least one universal identifier, from amongst the list of universal identifiers, with at least one of the plurality of hotkeys.

Abstract: Systems and methods of communicating with an unsupported input device to make an application interact with the unsupported input device are described herein. The method comprises obtaining, for the application to be subscribed to the unsupported input device, a mapping of each of a plurality of hotkeys with a corresponding function performed in the application. The method further comprises retrieving a list of universal identifiers, where each of the universal identifiers corresponds to an unsupported input of the unsupported input device. Also, each of the universal identifiers is tagged with a function to be performed in the application in response to the corresponding unsupported input. The method also includes generating a configuration map for the application. The configuration map comprises a mapping of at least one universal identifier, from amongst the list of universal identifiers, with at least one of the plurality of hotkeys.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein relate to communicating an Internet Protocol address to a mobile phone. For example, an electronic device may create a message that includes the Internet Protocol address of the electronic device. The electronic device may transmit the message to an intermediary for communicating the message as a Short Message Service message to the mobile phone.

Abstract: Example embodiments disclosed herein relate to audio output of speech data using speech control commands. In particular, example embodiments include a mechanism for accessing text data. Example embodiments may also include a mechanism for outputting the text data as audio by converting the text data to speech audio data and transmitting the speech audio data over an audio output. Example embodiments may also include a mechanism for receiving speech control commands that allow for voice control of the output of the audio data.