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LONDON (Reuters) - Smart telephones may one day be able to sense when you are too busy to be interrupted and ask the caller to leave a message. Tiny microphones, cameras and sensors reveal body language and computer software analyzes the signals to determine whether someone is too occupied to take a call. Pounding a computer keyboard, closed office doors, speaking to another person and the time of day are possible signals of being busy. 'The computer was actually better than people at predicting when someone was too busy to be interrupted,' according to New Scientist magazine...
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