Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure relate to a system, method, and computer-readable medium for link anomaly detection across an inter-processor link in an infotainment system of a vehicle. In an example, the system includes an infotainment node including a first processor, a second processor, and an inter-processor link to connect the second processor to the first processor. The system may include an anomalous detector and corrector module (ADCM) located on at least one of the first processor and the second processor, the ADCM to monitor a data exchange over the inter-processor link and initiate a correction action in response to an identification that the data exchange over the inter-processor link is anomalous.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure relate to a system, method, and computer-readable medium for link anomaly detection across an inter-processor link in an infotainment system of a vehicle. In an example, the system includes a first processor, a second processor, and an inter-processor link to connect the second processor to the first processor. The system may include an anomalous detector and corrector module (ADCM) located on at least one of the first processor and the second processor, the ADCM to monitor a data exchange over the inter-processor link and initiate a correction action in response to an identification that the data exchange over the inter-processor link is anomalous.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure relate to a system for detecting target vehicles. The system includes a sensor installed on a vehicle to sense light from outside the vehicle. The system includes a transceiver installed in the vehicle. The transceiver is to receive a detection request and transmit a detection output. The system includes a detection system installed in the vehicle. The detection system includes a processor to receive the detection request from the transceiver. The detection request includes non-standard features. The processor can also receive an image from a sensor. The processor can further execute a search on the image using the non-standard features in response to receiving the detection request. The processor can also send the detection output corresponding to a detected target vehicle to the transceiver.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure relate to a system, method, and computer-readable medium for link anomaly detection across an inter-processor link in an infotainment system of a vehicle. In an example, the system includes a first processor, a second processor, and an inter-processor link to connect the second processor to the first processor. The system may include an anomalous detector and corrector module (ADCM) located on at least one of the first processor and the second processor, the ADCM to monitor a data exchange over the inter-processor link and initiate a correction action in response to an identification that the data exchange over the inter-processor link is anomalous.

Abstract: A crash notification arrangement for a motor vehicle includes a plurality of sensors detecting a plurality of conditions associated with operation of the motor vehicle. The sensors produce sensor signals indicative of the detected conditions. An electronic processor is communicatively coupled to the sensors and receives the sensor signals. The electronic processor determines, based upon the sensor signals, that the motor vehicle will be involved in a collision in the near future. In response to the determining of the near future collision, sensor data based on the sensor signals is stored in memory. The electronic processor ascertains, based upon the sensor signals, that the motor vehicle has been involved in a collision. In response to the ascertaining that a collision has occurred, the stored sensor data is transmitted to an entity that is disposed at a location that is remote from the motor vehicle.

Abstract: For use in a wireless communication network, a method for communicating audible messages is provided. The method includes establishing a call. The method also includes determining if the mobile device is configured for playing a plurality of pre-recorded audible messages during the call. The method further includes displaying a plurality of graphical images, each graphical image corresponding to at least one pre-recorded audible message. The method still further includes receiving an indication that one of the graphical images has been pressed. The method also includes playing a pre-recorded audible message corresponding to the one graphical image that has been pressed.

Abstract: A method for operating a multimode wireless device, and the multimode wireless device thereof, are provided. The method includes determining whether the multimode wireless device is located at a location, or within a threshold distance of the location, in which the multimode wireless device can be serviced by a first wireless communication network based on a determined location and wireless communication network deployment information, when it is determined that the multimode wireless device is located at the location, or within the threshold distance of the location, controlling a first communication module corresponding to the first wireless communication network to be in an active state, and when it is determined that the multimode wireless device is not located at the location, or within the threshold distance of the location, controlling the first communication module to be in an inactive state.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for managing memory in low-end electronic devices is provided. The apparatus includes a memory management unit. The memory management unit configured to allocate a portion of random access memory and a portion of flash memory as swap areas. The memory management unit performs swapping operations by swapping pages of content between the random access memory swap area and one or more blocks of the flash memory swap area. Thereafter, a page of content can be loaded from the flash memory swap area. The memory management unit also allocates a portion of flash memory as a garbage collection area. The memory management unit transfers dirty pages from the flash swap area to the garbage collection unit to free up flash memory swap area blocks.

Abstract: For use in a wireless communication network, a method for communicating audible messages is provided. The method includes establishing a call. The method also includes determining if the mobile device is configured for playing a plurality of pre-recorded audible messages during the call. The method further includes displaying a plurality of graphical images, each graphical image corresponding to at least one pre-recorded audible message. The method still further includes receiving an indication that one of the graphical images has been pressed. The method also includes playing a pre-recorded audible message corresponding to the one graphical image that has been pressed.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for managing memory in low-end electronic devices is provided. The apparatus includes a memory management unit. The memory management unit configured to allocate a portion of random access memory and a portion of flash memory as swap areas. The memory management unit performs swapping operations by swapping pages of content between the random access memory swap area and one or more blocks of the flash memory swap area. Thereafter, a page of content can be loaded from the flash memory swap area. The memory management unit also allocates a portion of flash memory as a garbage collection area. The memory management unit transfers dirty pages from the flash swap area to the garbage collection unit to free up flash memory swap area blocks.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for providing customized voicemail greeting messages. A user device is constructed with a memory unit storing a plurality of customized voicemail greeting messages in association with respective contact information. When the user device receives an incoming call from a caller and the call has not been answered after a certain time, the user device may play the customized voicemail greeting message to the caller.