Intel Corporation

Don G Meyers

David Stanasolovich

Joshua Boelter

Sudip S Chahal

Hong C Li

Mohan J Kumar

Mark P Chuang

Lily Kolle

Paul B Anders

Robert J Johnson

Eleanor H Wynn

Nathan Zeldes

Tammie D Hertel

Sudip S Chahai

Charles H House

Cynthia K Pickering

A mechanism is described for facilitating dynamic adjustments to features of computing devices according to one embodiment. A method of embodiments, as described herein, includes automatically monitoring usage patterns relating to a user of computing device. The usage patterns may be based on audio user characteristic or visual user characteristics relating to usage of the computing device. The method may further include automatically monitoring environment patterns relating to the usage of the computing device. The environment patterns may be based on surrounding environment having the user and the computing device. The method may further include facilitating dynamic adjustment of one or more features of the computing device based on one or more of the usage patterns, environment patterns, and user preferences.

Mechanism for facilitating dynamic adjustments to computing device characteristics in response to changes in user viewing patterns

In accordance with some embodiments, data may be automatically provided on preordained conditions for specific types of data. Thus specific types of data or specific requestors may be treated differently. The system may be programmed to respond appropriately to requests for certain types of data from certain types of requestors. This offloads the need to review specific requests in many cases and enables an automated system for providing requested data as appropriate.

Handling repeated requests for the same user data

Devices and methods for improving viewing perspective of content displayed on the display screen of a computing device include determining one or more viewing angles relative to a viewer of the content, generating a content transformation to apply a corrective distortion to the content to improve the viewing perspective when viewed at the one or more viewing angles, and rendering the content as a function of the content transformation. The viewing angles relative to a viewer of the content may be determined automatically using viewer location sensors, or may be input manually by the viewer. The content transformation visually scales the content by an appropriate factor to compensate for visual distortion experienced by the viewer at one or more viewing angles. Content may be transformed as a function of a single approximate viewing angle or multiple viewing angles.

Device and method for automatic viewing perspective correction

Apparatuses and methods associated with memory allocations for virtual machines are disclosed. In embodiments, an apparatus may include a processor; a plurality of memory modules; and a memory controller configured to provide a layout of the memory modules. The apparatus may further include a VMM configured to be operated by the processor to manage execution of a VM by the processor including selective allocation of the memory modules to the VM using the layout of the memory modules provided to the VMM by the memory controller. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Memory allocation for virtual machines using memory map

In one embodiment, the present invention includes a method for receiving in a persistent electronic display an authentication code from an end user, determining whether the received authentication code corresponds to a stored authentication code, and displaying a selected image on the persistent electronic display if the received authentication code corresponds to the stored authentication code, and otherwise displaying an obscured image on the persistent electronic display. This obscured image may be in an unreadable format in which information of the selected image is unreadable but a type of document represented by the selected image is determinable. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Providing a locking technique for electronic displays

Spam and other unwanted electronic-mail may be controlled by a system in which a given external message transfer agent using a given Internet protocol address and a given domain name is limited in the number of connections that it may make and the number of messages it may deliver over a given time period. Based on the performance of that external message transfer agent, the passage of time and the number of connections, its assigned connection limit may be increased so that progressively trust is increased and more message connections and a higher number of messages delivered may be permitted.

Controlling receipt of undesired electronic mail

Techniques to manage electronic mail delivery may be described. An apparatus may include an internal message transfer agent to determine a message flow rate for an external message transfer agent based on a trust value associated with the external message transfer agent. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Techniques to control electronic mail delivery

A collaborate workspace offers a set of integrated components. Within a project, users may view avatars representing other team members, view the current schedule, add or change meetings, update documents, complete deliverables, and interact with team members around the world. Other projects are shown in the background, enabling users to easily and quickly switch between projects and be informed about actions occurring in the background tasks.

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Don G Meyers