Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Ted T Chen

Michael J Kruzeniski

Christopher Acker

Kolby Todd Hoover

Keith Stuart Kaplan

Theodore Aaron Haberman

Laurentiu Titi Nedelcu

Kerry Woolsey

Cara Lyn Tyler

Syed Mansoor Jafry

Peter M Bergler

Jon Bell

George Valavanis

Ines Khelifi

Adam Thomas Mollis

Ahmed Raouf Merouche

Sourabh Bansal

Sung-Hon Wu

Stacey W Y Law

Brendan Mitchel Walsh

Duncan Og MacConnell

Jonathan A Adams

A digital audio processing system determines characteristics of an electronic presentation to generate a musical composition that is unique to the electronic presentation by adjoining digital audio stems in accordance with the characteristics of the electronic presentation. Embodiments enable a user to define an order for displaying images and a level of importance of the images with respect to one another. For example, the user may designate a specific one of the multiple images as a 'highlight image' for emphasizing during the electronic presentation. Then, the system may arrange numerous musical segments adjacent to one another so that the intensity (e.g., energy level) of a resulting musical composition coincides with key events (e.g., a highlight image being shown) of the particular electronic presentation. The intensity of a particular musical segment may indicate a relative note structure density as compared to other musical segments that are defined within the stem data.

Digital audio processing system for adjoining digital audio stems based on computed audio intensity/characteristics

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VoIP calls associated with VoIP applications installed on a mobile computing device are treated similar to calls not associated with installed VoIP applications. VoIP applications invoke the same native incoming call user interface that is invoked when a mobile device detects an incoming call that is not associated with an installed VoIP application. Mobile devices can simultaneously host a VoIP call and a call not associated with an installed VoIP application while a mobile device is locked. A reduced call user interface is displayed while a mobile device is simultaneously hosting multiple calls. Selection of the reduced call user interface causes the mobile device to make the active call the inactive call and vice versa. The reduced call user interface is managed by the mobile device operating system.

Unified user experience for mobile calls

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