Abstract: The present disclosure provides user-interface methods and systems for submitting search requests to search engines and presenting search results therefrom customized using content preferences learned about a user, comprising sending query information to at least two search engines, including a query identifying desired content, and user information, including context information describing the environment in which the query information is being sent, and a user signature representing content preferences learned about the user; receiving at least one set of a search result and auxiliary information from the at least one search engine in response to sending the query information, including information describing attributes of the search result that led to the search result being chosen by the at least one search engine; ordering the at least one search result based at least in part on the auxiliary information; and presenting the ordered search results to the user.

Abstract: An embodiment of an electronic processing system may include an application processor, persistent storage media communicatively coupled to the application processor, and a graphics subsystem communicatively coupled to the application processor. The graphics subsystem may include a first graphics engine to process a graphics workload, and a second graphics engine to offload at least a portion of the graphics workload from the first graphics engine. The second graphics engine may include a low precision compute engine. The system may further include a wearable display housing the second graphics engine. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: A device may receive a request to synchronize a first set of document revisions with a second set of document revisions. The first set of document revisions may be associated with a first format readable by a first application utilizing a stream architecture. The second set of document revisions may be associated with a second format readable by a second application utilizing a branch architecture. The device may determine synchronization configuration information, and may compare the first set of document revisions with the second set of document revisions based on the synchronization configuration information. The device may selectively modify one or more files based on comparing the first set of document revisions and the second set of document revisions. The device may provide information associated with selectively modifying the one or more files.

Abstract: A device may receive a request to synchronize a first set of document revisions with a second set of document revisions. The first set of document revisions may be associated with a first format readable by a first application utilizing a stream architecture. The second set of document revisions may be associated with a second format readable by a second application utilizing a branch architecture. The device may determine synchronization configuration information, and may compare the first set of document revisions with the second set of document revisions based on the synchronization configuration information. The device may selectively modify one or more files based on comparing the first set of document revisions and the second set of document revisions. The device may provide information associated with selectively modifying the one or more files.

Abstract: Presence information within a meeting room is detected and published to users for managing room availability and real time status. Various means such as motion detectors, card readers, log-in mechanisms associated with in-room computers, and the like, are used to detect presence information. Different status indicators are assigned to each room and published through a communication application or hosted service providing useful and real time information to users.

Abstract: Presence information within a meeting room is detected and published to users for managing room availability and real time status. Various means such as motion detectors, card readers, log-in mechanisms associated with in-room computers, and the like, are used to detect presence information. Different status indicators are assigned to each room and published through a communication application or hosted service providing useful and real time information to users.