International Business Machines Corporation

Globalfoundries Inc.

Susan L Diamond

Jenny S Li

Jing-Na Yuan

Jean Chu

Peter B Hom

William L Fang

Santosh S Borse

Daniel Bolanos

Raghunandan Hulgundi

One or more audio data is received. An expected bitrate of the one or more audio data is determined. An input bitrate of the one or more audio data is determined. An R value using the expected bitrate and the input bitrate is determined. The R value is compared to an R threshold.

Real-time vs non-real time audio streaming

A mobile communication device includes a temperature sensor configured to sense a temperature and a control unit configured to determine whether a change in the sensed temperature relative to a previously-sensed temperature corresponds to a critical time range. The control unit is also configured to store data in a data storage unit when it is determined that the change in the sensed temperature corresponds to the critical time range.

Preventing mobile communication device data loss

Embodiments of the disclosure relate to selective voice transmission and include receiving an identification of one or more authorized speakers for a telephone call and retrieving a voice sample for each of the one or more authorized speakers. Embodiments also include receiving one or more audio signals for the telephone call and filtering the one or more audio signals by removing a portion of the one or more audio signals that do not contain a voice of at least one of the one or more authorized speakers in the one or more audio signals.

Selective voice transmission during telephone calls

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Poughkeepsie, NY, United States of America

Susan L Diamond