Phunware, Inc.

Alan S Knitowski

James Damon Trim

Luan Dang

Anthony C Hall

Alan M Kane

David John Reese

Cyrus Lum

An application framework for mobile devices may provide a variety of application modules directed towards enterprise brand extension. The application modules are organized into five main categories: (1) featured, (2) community, (3) play/engage, (4) media, and (5) shop. The 'featured' category may allow enterprises to push specific content onto its consumers. The 'community' category may allow enterprises to leverage social networks and consumer communities that build and expand around their brands. The &#x201c;play/engage&#x201d; category may allow enterprises to offer compelling value and engaging utility to its customers. The &#x201c;media&#x201d; category may allow enterprises to entertain, inform, and educate consumers about brands through media content. The &#x201c;shop&#x201d; category may allow enterprises to facilitate electronic commerce with its customers. Further application analytics may be utilized by aggregating affiliate, sales, or usage data, etc. to better drive new revenue streams and optimize the return on investment associated with sales, promotion and advertising efforts.

Systems and methods for enterprise branded application frameworks for mobile and other environments

Methods and systems for interactive user interface objects are provided. The user interface allows for users to manipulate different objects represented by icons within a user interface, such as that of an iPhone or iPad or other touch screen devices. Users may bump objects together, flick one object towards another, bump an object against the edge of a screen, flick an object towards a certain area such as a dock, or otherwise manipulate the objects. The user's actions or manipulations of objects may result in an action by the objects or may have no effect. Depending on the compatibility of objects, the objects may be neutral towards one another, may attract each other, or may repel. The objects that attract may share content or communicate with each other via a one-time interaction, or may establish links or connections with each other that enable longer term communication or broadcasts that occur upon pre-determined triggers.

Methods and systems for interactive user interface objects

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Alan S Knitowski