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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 23, 2014
Filed:
Dec. 10, 2008
Andrew Simon Rimmer, Worthing, GB;
Andrew Jonathan Miles Wishart, Stelling Minnis, GB;
Gikger Rikf Scholl, Herzogenrath, DE;
Timothy J. Everett, Pulborough, GB;
Robert N. Bates, St. Ives, GB;
Andrew Simon Rimmer, Worthing, GB;
Andrew Jonathan Miles Wishart, Stelling Minnis, GB;
Gikger Rikf Scholl, Herzogenrath, DE;
Timothy J. Everett, Pulborough, GB;
Robert N. Bates, St. Ives, GB;
Koninklijke Philips N.V., Eindhoven, NL;
Abstract
A communication system includes first and second devices which are matched to each other. At least one of the matched devices includes an input device for capturing content; a memory for storing the content, and a renderer configured to render the content under the control of at least one processor which is configured to affect rendering of the content on the first device and/or the second device in response to at least one trigger. The least one trigger may be generated in response to detection of a user of the first device; passage of time the content has been rendered since a previous trigger; location of the user; behavioral pattern of the user; and/or traffic flow patterns between the first device and the second device.