Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Contextually prompting users to switch communication modes
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Application No.: US16814551Application Date: 2020-03-10
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Publication No.: US11304041B2Publication Date: 2022-04-12
- Inventor: Matthew Sharifi , Jakob Nicolaus Foerster
- Applicant: GOOGLE LLC
- Applicant Address: US CA Mountain View
- Assignee: GOOGLE LLC
- Current Assignee: GOOGLE LLC
- Current Assignee Address: US CA Mountain View
- Agency: Middleton Reutlinger
- Main IPC: H04W4/50
- IPC: H04W4/50 ; G06Q10/10 ; H04M1/72427 ; H04M1/72448 ; H04L12/58 ; H04L29/06 ; H04W4/14 ; H04L51/04 ; H04L51/52 ; H04L65/403 ; H04L67/01 ; H04W88/02

Abstract:
A computer-implemented technique can include detecting, by a first computing device, a set of user communications at least one of transmitted to and received by from a second computing device via a first communication mode, identifying a second communication mode that is available for communication between the first and second computing devices, and obtaining an appropriateness score for the first and second communication modes based on a contextual feature of the set of user communications, wherein the contextual feature relates an appropriateness of a particular communication mode for the set of user communications, and wherein each appropriateness score is indicative of a level of the appropriateness of a particular communication mode for the set of user communications. The technique can also include selectively outputting a suggestion to switch from the first communication mode to the second communication mode.
Public/Granted literature
- US20200213828A1 CONTEXTUALLY PROMPTING USERS TO SWITCH COMMUNICATION MODES Public/Granted day:2020-07-02
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