Abstract: Managing input sensitivity of an information handling system, including performing a calibration and configuration of an input sensitivity management model, including: identifying contextual data associated with the information handling system, the contextual data including i) system characteristics of the information handling system and ii) o user characteristics of a user of the information handling system; identifying historic states of the information handling system, the historic states including for each state in time of the information handling system, inputs to the information handling system and outputs of the information handling system based on the inputs to the information handling system; training, based on the contextual data and the historic states, the input sensitivity management model for determining an input sensitivity of the inputs to the information handling system; performing, after performing the calibration and configuration of the input sensitivity management model, a steady-state mo

Abstract: Displaying multi-source content based on interaction data, including: identifying user interaction data associated with computer-implemented applications, the user interaction data including interaction data of a particular user; identifying social interaction data associated with the computer-implemented applications, the social interaction data including interaction data of one or more social contacts of the particular user; identifying regional interaction data associated with the computer-implemented applications, the regional interaction data including interaction data of users of a particular region; aggregating content associated with the computer-implemented applications based on the user interaction data, the filtered social interaction data, and the filtered regional interaction data; scoring the aggregated content based on weight components; applying, based on the content scores, interface adjustments to interface elements of a graphical timeline, the graphical timeline depicting the interface elem

Abstract: In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, one or more methods, and/or one or more processes may receive, from a user, first user input that indicates a selection of a game; may determine one or more numerical values respectively associated with one or more attributes associated with the game; may determine multiple numerical experience scores associated with multiple information handling systems operable for the user to play the game; may rank the multiple information handling systems by respective numerical experience scores; and may recommend at least one of the multiple information handling systems to the user based at least on ranking the multiple information handling systems by respective numerical experience scores and based at least on the one or more numerical values respectively associated with the one or more attributes associated with the game.

Abstract: Displaying multi-source content based on interaction data, including: identifying user interaction data associated with computer-implemented applications, the user interaction data including interaction data of a particular user; identifying social interaction data associated with the computer-implemented applications, the social interaction data including interaction data of one or more social contacts of the particular user; identifying regional interaction data associated with the computer-implemented applications, the regional interaction data including interaction data of users of a particular region; aggregating content associated with the computer-implemented applications based on the user interaction data, the filtered social interaction data, and the filtered regional interaction data; scoring the aggregated content based on weight components; applying, based on the content scores, interface adjustments to interface elements of a graphical timeline, the graphical timeline depicting the interface elem

Abstract: Managing input sensitivity of an information handling system, including performing a calibration and configuration of an input sensitivity management model, including: identifying contextual data associated with the information handling system, the contextual data including i) system characteristics of the information handling system and ii) o user characteristics of a user of the information handling system; identifying historic states of the information handling system, the historic states including for each state in time of the information handling system, inputs to the information handling system and outputs of the information handling system based on the inputs to the information handling system; training, based on the contextual data and the historic states, the input sensitivity management model for determining an input sensitivity of the inputs to the information handling system; performing, after performing the calibration and configuration of the input sensitivity management model, a steady-state mo

Abstract: In one or more embodiments, one or more systems, one or more methods, and/or one or more processes may receive, from a user, first user input that indicates a selection of a game; may determine one or more numerical values respectively associated with one or more attributes associated with the game; may determine multiple numerical experience scores associated with multiple information handling systems operable for the user to play the game; may rank the multiple information handling systems by respective numerical experience scores; and may recommend at least one of the multiple information handling systems to the user based at least on ranking the multiple information handling systems by respective numerical experience scores and based at least on the one or more numerical values respectively associated with the one or more attributes associated with the game.

Abstract: Managing content of a user interface, including identifying an UI application that provides for display a UI on a display device, the UI application providing a primary content item for inclusion by the UI; identifying a request for a secondary content item to be included within the UI, and in response, identifying one or more secondary content items; performing content feature extraction of the primary content item to identify primary content features; performing content feature extraction of the secondary content items to identify secondary content features; comparing the primary content features and the secondary content features to identify similarities therebetween; sorting the secondary content features based on the similarity between the secondary content features and the primary content features; identifying a particular secondary content item of the one or more secondary content items; updating the UI to include the particular secondary content item within the UI.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer programs encoded on computer storage medium, for identifying a classification of a first device; comparing the classification of the first device with a device classification listing for zones of control; determining that the classification of the first device matches i) the device classification listing for a first zone of control and ii) the device classification listing for a second zone of control; identifying a classification of a second device; comparing the classification of the second device with i) the device classification listing for the first zone of control and ii) the device classification listing for the second zone of control; determining that both i) the classification of the first device and ii) the classification of the second device matches the device classification listing for only the first zone of control; identifying a gateway of the first zone of control as managing the first and second devices.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer programs encoded on computer storage medium, for identifying a classification of a first device; comparing the classification of the first device with a device classification listing for zones of control; determining that the classification of the first device matches i) the device classification listing for a first zone of control and ii) the device classification listing for a second zone of control; identifying a classification of a second device; comparing the classification of the second device with i) the device classification listing for the first zone of control and ii) the device classification listing for the second zone of control; determining that both i) the classification of the first device and ii) the classification of the second device matches the device classification listing for only the first zone of control; identifying a gateway of the first zone of control as managing the first and second devices.

Abstract: Aspects of the present invention provide the ability to enforce access methods on data based upon a policy or policies identified within the metadata of a file. The data is self-protected by including or being wrapped with one or more policy/rule identifiers that act as a form of body armor to the data when in transit or in different situations. In embodiments, access is only granted upon successful authentication and compliance with the identified policy or policies. In embodiments, depending upon the conditions and policies, varying level access may be granted. In embodiments, depending upon the conditions and policies, the system may take one or more mitigations or remedial access levels, such as containerizing, sandboxing, granting limited access, or erasing the data.

Abstract: Aspects of the present invention provide the ability to enforce access methods on data based upon a policy or policies identified within the metadata of a file. The data is self-protected by including or being wrapped with one or more policy/rule identifiers that act as a form of body armor to the data when in transit or in different situations. In embodiments, access is only granted upon successful authentication and compliance with the identified policy or policies. In embodiments, depending upon the conditions and policies, varying level access may be granted. In embodiments, depending upon the conditions and policies, the system may take one or more mitigations or remedial access levels, such as containerizing, sandboxing, granting limited access, or erasing the data.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing wake-on-voice buffer quality based on system boot profiling. In an illustrative, non-limiting embodiment, an Information Handling System (IHS) may include at least one logic circuit and at least one memory circuit coupled to the at least one logic circuit, the at least one memory including program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution by the at least one logic circuit, cause the IHS to: determine an expected time duration of a future wake event; receive a verbal command from a user, the verbal command configured to trigger the future wake event; capture the verbal command as an audio signal; adjust at least one of: a quality of the audio signal or a duration of the audio signal, where the adjustment is based, at least in part, upon the expected time duration; and store the adjusted audio signal in a fixed-size buffer.

Abstract: Aspects of the present invention provide the ability to enforce access methods on data based upon a policy or policies identified within the metadata of a file. The data is self-protected by including or being wrapped with one or more policy/rule identifiers that act as a form of body armor to the data when in transit or in different situations. In embodiments, access is only granted upon successful authentication and compliance with the identified policy or policies. In embodiments, depending upon the conditions and policies, varying level access may be granted. In embodiments, depending upon the conditions and policies, the system may take one or more mitigations or remedial access levels, such as containerizing, sandboxing, granting limited access, or erasing the data.

Abstract: Aspects of the present invention provide the ability to enforce access methods on data based upon a policy or policies identified within the metadata of a file. The data is self-protected by including or being wrapped with one or more policy/rule identifiers that act as a form of body armor to the data when in transit or in different situations. In embodiments, access is only granted upon successful authentication and compliance with the identified policy or policies. In embodiments, depending upon the conditions and policies, varying level access may be granted. In embodiments, depending upon the conditions and policies, the system may take one or more mitigations or remedial access levels, such as containerizing, sandboxing, granting limited access, or erasing the data.

Abstract: Aspects of the present invention provide the ability to enforce access methods on data based upon a policy or policies identified within the metadata of a file. The data is self-protected by including or being wrapped with policies/rules that act as a form of body armor to the data when in transit or in different situations. In embodiments, access is only granted upon successful authentication and compliance with the identified policy or policies. In embodiments, depending upon the conditions and policies, varying level access may be granted. In embodiments, depending upon the conditions and policies, the system may take one or more mitigations or remedial access levels, such as containerizing, sandboxing, granting limited access, or erasing the data.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for context-aware adaptive computing. In one embodiment, the present disclosure includes a method comprising receiving a request at a first information handling system (IHS) to perform an application computation. The method also includes determining a user's context, the user operating the first IHS, and ascertaining a battery state of the first IHS. The method further includes allocating the application computation between the first IHS and a second IHS based at least on the user's context and the battery state of the first IHS. The present disclosure also includes associated systems and apparatuses.

Abstract: A user input device communicatively coupled to a memory is disclosed. The user input device may include a user-manipulated portion; a surface contact portion of the user-manipulated portion, the surface contact portion disposed at an end of the user-manipulated portion; a first light source contained substantially within the user-manipulated portion, the first light source emitting light through the surface contact portion; a user input detector at an external surface of the user-manipulated portion; and an optical receiver at an external surface of the user-manipulated portion, the optical receiver configured to communicate a plurality of data associated with an object external to the user input device to the memory.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for context-aware adaptive computing. In one embodiment, the present disclosure includes a method comprising receiving a request at a first information handling system (IHS) to perform an application computation. The method also includes determining a user's context, the user operating the first IHS, and ascertaining a battery state of the first IHS. The method further includes allocating the application computation between the first IHS and a second IHS based at least on the user's context and the battery state of the first IHS. The present disclosure also includes associated systems and apparatuses.

Abstract: An augmented virtual reality is provided by composite visual information generated at goggles and a display viewed through the goggles. Positional cues at the display and/or goggles provide the relative position of the display to the goggles so that an end user primarily views the display through the goggles at the position of the display. The goggles provide peripheral visual images to support the display visual images and to support end user interactions with input devices used for controlling display and goggle visual images.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for context-aware adaptive computing. In one embodiment, the present disclosure includes a method comprising receiving a request at a first information handling system (IHS) to perform an application computation. The method also includes determining a user's context, the user operating the first IHS, and ascertaining a battery state of the first IHS. The method further includes allocating the application computation between the first IHS and a second IHS based at least on the user's context and the battery state of the first IHS. The present disclosure also includes associated systems and apparatuses.