International Business Machines Corporation

Sho Ayuba

Timothy Waileong Koh

Yoshio Horiuchi

Mayumi Goto

Nobuyuki Yoshifuji

Masashi Doi

Akio Oka

Akinobu Morishima

Eri Kimura

Yukiko Furusho

A display frame position/orientation adjustment is made to a computer display data set before it is displayed on a display screen (for example, a display screen of a user's smartphone). The offsets the display from the display frame defined by the edges of the display screen. The user tends to counter these offsets by moving from a relatively poor body posture and into a good body posture.

Display adjustments to provide cues for improved viewer posture

A method, computer system, and a computer program product for application sharing are provided. Setting information that includes a display preference of a receiver is received. Application content from a host computer is received. The application content includes at least one screen image. The at least one screen image is converted according to the setting information. The converted screen image is transmitted to a receiver computer for real-time screen sharing with the host computer. A host controller action signal is received. The host controller action signal represents a host controller action at the host computer. A content modification is transmitted to the receiver computer for the real-time screen sharing and for displaying with the converted at least one screen image. The content modification corresponds to the host controller action.

Content appearance conversion for remote application sharing

Computer-implemented methods, computer program products, and computer systems configured for receiving first audio data from a first computing device via a first microphone, receiving second audio data from a second computing device via a second microphone, detecting a first user utterance having a first user utterance local decibel measure in the first audio data and a first user utterance remote decibel measure in the second audio data, detecting a second user utterance having a second user utterance local decibel measure in the second audio data and a second user utterance remote decibel measure in the first audio data, determining a first cancelling coefficient based on the second user utterance detected at the first microphone and the second user utterance detected at the second microphone, applying the first cancelling coefficient to the first audio data, and generating first output audio data comprising the first user utterance at the first computing device.

Irrelevant voice cancellation

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a computer-implemented method of managing message relationships in a messaging system. The computer-implemented method includes receiving, using a processor system, a modification to a first message. The processor system is used to perform a significance-level evaluation of the modification to the first message. Based at least in part on a first result of the significance-level evaluation, the first message is deleted and the modification to the first message is maintained. Based at least in part on a second result of the significance-level evaluation, the first message is maintained; the modification to the first message is stored in a database; and the first message is associated with the modification to the first message in the database.

Managing relationships among original, modified, and related messages using significance-level analysis and change-relevancy annotations

A computer-implemented method for generating information associated with unknown verbal communications is disclosed. The computer-implemented method includes receiving a user indication of an unknown verbal communication. The computer-implemented method further includes displaying a potential unknown word list to the user, wherein the potential unknown word list includes words corresponding to verbal communications that occurred prior to receiving the user indication of the unknown verbal communication. The computer-implemented method further includes identifying that a word is selected from the potential unknown word list. The computer-implemented method further includes generating, in response to identifying that the word is selected from the potential unknown word list, additional information associated with the selected word.

Automatic search query for unknown verbal communications

A computer-implemented method that includes determining that a first version of an operating system (OS) is updated to a second version of the OS. The method further includes determining that an application does not support the second version of the OS. The method further includes associating the first version of the OS with the application as a base OS. The method further includes invoking the application on the base OS by generating an isolated instance running the base OS on a user device, where the user device simultaneously runs the second version of the OS.

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Sho Ayuba