Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Kymeta Corporation

Andrew Russell Turner

Robert E Morey

Steven Howard Linn

Colin Stuart Short

Stephen Olfert

Ken Harp

Michael Martin George

Ryan Allan Stevenson

Mohsen Sazegar

Gustavo Eduardo Lopez

Tung Pham

David Levesque

Benjamin Ash

Tom Hower

Matthew Fornes

Mohamed Sabri

Alex Truesdale Perry

Felix Chen

Mike Slota

Matthew Riley

Dana Christopher LoPiccolo-Giles

Brad Laird

Bhushan H Shah

Simoina D Vasen

Michael W Slota

Jonathan Mallari

Antenna

Disclosed are various embodiments for using gestures to deliver content to predefined destinations. After a user designates a content item, a flick gesture is detected, where the flick gesture has a point of origin and crosses a trip line surrounding the point of origin. A destination associated with the flick gesture is identified from a plurality of predefined destinations. Each predefined destination is associated with a region in a predefined plurality of display regions. The content item is delivered to the determined destination.

Using gestures to deliver content to predefined destinations

A method of assembling an antenna aperture from a plurality of antenna aperture segments is described. The method may include placing a first aperture segment relative to a second aperture segment to partially form the antenna aperture. Furthermore, an overlap of the first aperture segment overlaps a complementary underlap of the second aperture segment at a seam. The method may also include joining the overlap of the first aperture segment to the underlap of the second aperture segment to partially form the antenna aperture.

Method to assemble aperture segments of a cylindrical feed antenna

An antenna with a clamping mechanism and a method for using the same are disclosed. In one embodiment, an antenna comprises a radial waveguide, an aperture operable to radiate radio frequency (RF) signals in response to an RF feed wave fed by the radial waveguide, and one or more clamping devices to apply a compressive force between the waveguide and the aperture.

Antenna aperture with clamping mechanism

Location data may be obtained through devices associated with one or more users. The actual locations and places that correspond to the location data may be inferred. Location patterns that represent when and where each user spends their time may also be determined. One or more personas that represent categories corresponding to types of behavior or location patterns that users may exhibit may be created and maintained. One or more of the personas may be assigned to or associated with each of the users based on the location patterns associated with each user and the type of behavior that is expected to be exhibited for each persona. One or more recommendations may be provided to the users based at least partly on the personas that have been assigned to the users, which may cause the users to receive recommendations that are likely to be of particular interest.

Persona based recommendations

Technology is described for generating an interface tab in an application. The method may include receiving an instruction to create an interface tab in the application. Another operation may be defining computing resources that are to be applied to loading of the interface tab and page content. The interface tab and the page content may be loaded using the computing resources defined.

Interface tab generation

Methods, systems, and apparatuses for providing location information to a location server by a plurality of applications are described. The plurality of applications of a computing device determines location information associated with the computing device, such as by querying location hardware of the computing device. The applications cause transmission of the location information to a location service via a communication network. The location service utilizes the location information in various ways to target communications to users associated with the computing devices.

Using multiple applications to provide location information

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Andrew Russell Turner