IBM Files Patent for a Meeting Tool That Tells Others When You're on Speakerphone
Your laptop would listen to its own speaker, then tell everyone else in the meeting when your call is leaking out loud.
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Your laptop would listen to its own speaker, then tell everyone else in the meeting when your call is leaking out loud.
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