Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

T-Mobile USA, Inc.

Claire Anna Jennings

Michal Bortnik

Steven Dale Lamb

J Clinton Paul Fowler

Walter Reed Rector

Lorraine R McLees

Brian Jarrard

Kurtis Kam-Wing Chinn

Zoe Brawley

Douglas A Boyce

Thomas George Gioconda

Zachary Lewis Russell

Mark Freckleton

Seth Pham

A method of dynamic lesson determination is performed by an application server. The application server receives telemetry data and a corresponding user identification (ID). The telemetry data indicates at least one usage of a user device by a user associated with the user ID. The application server stores the telemetry data to one or more databases and analyzes the telemetry data to determine one or more lessons, which are then sent, by the application server, to a dynamic gamification application of the user device.

Lesson determination for dynamic gamification application

A user profile for an online gaming service is created. The user profile contains user gaming information received from a first location. The user profile is stored in a database, and the user is permitted to access the user profile from a second location.

Extended and editable gamer profile

Systems and methods directed at providing browser sensitive web content are provided. A web server is configured to receiving a request from a client and to identify a browser in the client from which the request was initiated. A browser specific cascading style sheet (CSS) corresponding to the identified browser is determined. The browser specific CSS includes instructions that enable the browser to handle elements that are provided by a certain version of a CSS standard. The web server incorporates the browser specific CSS into web content and provides the web content with the browser specific CSS to the client in response to the request.

Browser sensitive web content delivery

A user interface having a persistent graphical interface element is disclosed. The element may have an appearance of a mechanical structure that traverses one or more displayed tracks. Movement along the tracks may be animated in response to navigation commands. Selectable menu panels may be included in the interface, and may overlay displayed contents of documents being viewed and/or edited to ensure that certain menu options are always available. The menu may be given multiple distinct appearances corresponding to different display sizes.

User interface with multi-state menu

User interface with visual tracking feature

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Transitional image for a portion of a display screen

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Kirkland, WA, United States of America

Claire Anna Jennings