Flipboard, Inc.

Apple Inc.

Charles Hugo Ying

Jonathan P Ive

Alan C Dye

Marcel Van Os

Patrick L Coffman

Christopher Patrick Foss

Jeffrey L Robbin

Jonathan R Dascola

Jeffrey Traer Bernstein

Craig Michael Federighi

Giancarlo Yerkes

Camille Moussette

Pedro Mari

Marcos A Weskamp

Grant R Paul

Arian Behzadi

Behkish J Manzari

Nathan De Vries

Peter D Anton

William McMillan Tyler

Bradley William Griffin

Allison W Dryer

Darin Benjamin Adler

Caelan G Stack

Daniel Trent Preston

Lynne Devine

Jean-Pierre M Mouilleseaux

Hugo D Verweij

Steven J Falkenburg

Daamun Mohseni

Reza Abbasian

Heena Ko

Didier Patrick Hilhorst

Evan Russell Doll

Sam H Gharabally

Joseph A Malia

Cas G Lemmens

Yongjun Zhang

Filipe Fortes

Ada Y Chan

James S Savage

Grant Ritchie

Luming Yin

Adele C Peterson

Pallavika Ramaswamy

Praveen Sharma

Mark M Xue

Xiaoyue Zhang

Kenneth Arthur Abraham Ferry

Dan Bernstein

Hengliang Zhang

Chelsea Elizabeth Pugh

Michael Johnston

Brian Erik Goldberg

Michael S McCue

Nicholas Stephen Doherty

Keith P Kowalczykowski

Nahir A Khan

Dana J Dubois

Matthew Sibson

Steven Falkenburg, Iii

Charles B Etzel

Rishab Mehra

Ada Chan

Gurshamnjot Singh

Brian L Gluth

Anh Mai

Mike McCue

Nyla Khan

Dana J DuBois

Steven Falkenburg

The present disclosure generally relates to user interfaces for enabling an activity using a computer system. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for invoking an activity associated with an application are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for customizing displayed content based on circumstances under which the content was invoked are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing applications that were used to enable activities are described. In some embodiments, exemplary user interfaces for managing settings for applications used to enable activities are described.

User interfaces for enabling an activity

The subject technology provides an in-place encoding of a network identifier that compresses the network identifier without mapping the network identifier to a another server or service, such as URL shortening service. The network identifier may be compressed using segmented encoding operations that segment the network identifier, and encode the characters of the network identifier using a first set of encoding operations for a first portion of the network identifier and a second set of encoding operations for a second portion of the network identifier. Template encoding may also be provided for network identifiers that conform to a predefined template format.

Network address compression for electronic devices

An electronic device displays a media capture user interface that includes a media capture preview of objects in a field of view of the camera. While displaying the media capture user interface, the electronic device scans the field of view of the camera for data encoded in an optical machine-readable format. In accordance with a determination that the field of view of the camera includes data encoded in the optical machine-readable format that meets respective notification criteria, the electronic device displays a notification that indicates that the camera application has detected data encoded in the optical machine-readable format. In accordance with a determination that the field of view of the camera does not include data encoded in the optical machine-readable format that meets the respective notification criteria, the electronic device maintains display of the media capture user interface of the camera application without displaying the notification.

Device, method, and graphical user interface for handling data encoded in machine-readable format

The subject technology provides a portion of the functionality of an application on an electronic device on which the application is not installed. The portion of the functionality of the application is provided by a clip of the application that can be obtained, installed, and launched on the user device, at the time the functionality is desired by a user, and without authenticating information for the user. The clip of the application can provide the user with access to a purchase function, an ordering function, or any other sub-function of the application. When the application itself is installed on the device, the clip of the application can be deleted while preserving access, by the application, to data generated on the device by the clip.

Registered applications for electronic devices

An electronic device detects a gesture input while displaying first content including a first hyperlink in a first window and a second window that includes second content. In response to detecting the gesture input, and in accordance with a determination that the gesture input corresponds to a first gesture type on the first hyperlink, the electronic device replaces display of the first content in the first window with display of third content that is associated with the first hyperlink. In response to detecting the gesture input, and in accordance with a determination that the gesture input corresponds to a second gesture type on the first hyperlink, the electronic device replaces display of the second content in the second window with display of the third content that is associated with the first hyperlink.

Device, method, and graphical user interface for manipulating windows in split screen mode

A digital magazine server separates an advertisement received for presentation to one or more digital magazine server users into a plurality of layers, each including one or more elements of the advertisement. For example, one or more foreground layers and one or more background layers of an advertisement are identified. By modifying elements included in different layers, modified advertisements associated with different display sizes are generated and associated with the display sizes. When presenting the advertisement to a user, the digital magazine server determines a size of a slot in which the advertisement is to be presented and retrieves a modified advertisement associated with the size of the slot for presentation to the user.

Modifying advertisement sizing for presentation in a digital magazine

A digital magazine server displays content to a user based on a page template specifying sizing and positioning of content items. Display regions in the page template for presenting content items have a width determined by a width of a display area of a client device presenting the content and heights determined based on a percentage of the width of the display area. For example, heights of various display regions are determined as a product of a value and the percentage of the width of the display area. Heights of display regions may be determined so that different display regions have different heights.

Determining heights of content regions presenting content in a digital magazine

An online content system, such as a digital magazine, provides scrollable content that can be advanced in discrete, full-page scrolling increments. Each page of the content may include text and one or more images. The online content system thus provides a page scrolling animation that minimizes the negative affect of fast-scrolling text on a user's experience. In the animation of a single page scroll, the text moves less than a full height of the page and the image(s) move the full height of the page (i.e., the current image moves completely off the page and the new image moves into position from a location completely off the page). During this animation, the image may pass over the text, covering the old text and revealing the new text as it moves into its final position. The old text may also fade out while the new text fades in.

Parallax discrete page scrolling

A digital magazine server displays content to a user based on a page template specifying sizing and positioning of content items. The page template is selected from a set of candidate page templates, which is determined based on characteristics of page templates and characteristics of other page templates used to present content to the user. Different characteristics of a page template are weighted based on the page template's position in a series of additional page templates used to present content and characteristics of the additional page templates. Weights associated with different characteristics of a page template are combined to determine a template score for the page template, and the template score is used to determine if the page template is a candidate page template.

Selection of page templates for presenting digital magazine content based on characteristics of additional page templates

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Piedmont, CA, United States of America

Charles Hugo Ying