Abstract:
A mechanism is described for facilitate dynamic and seamless breath testing at computing devices according to one embodiment. A method of embodiments, as described herein, includes detecting air exhaled by a user into a first computing device, where the air includes breath associated with the user. The method may further include sensing the breath in the air, obtaining a sample of the breath, and evaluating the sample, and generating a message based on the evaluation of the sample. The method may further include presenting, via one or more output components, the message to the user via a user interface, where the message includes results of the evaluation of the breath sample.
Abstract:
An apparatus is described that includes a resistive random access memory cell having a word line that is to receive a narrowed word line signal that limits an amount of time that an access transistor is on so as to limit the cell's high resistive state and/or the cell's low resistive state. Another apparatus is described that includes a resistive random access memory cell having SL and BL lines that are to receive respective signals having different voltage amplitudes to reduce source degeneration effects of the resistive random access memory cell's access transistor. Another apparatus is described that includes a resistive random access memory cell having a storage cell comprising a bottom-side OEL layer. Another apparatus is described that includes a resistive random access memory cell having a storage cell within a metal layer that resides between a pair of other metal layers where parallel SL and BL lines of the resistive random access memory cell respectively reside.