Apple Inc.

David A Schaefgen

John Owen Louch

Jeffrey Y Hayashida

Nicholas Joseph Circosta

Matthew Elliot Shepherd

Paul William Chinn

Andrew B Cato

Jacob A Xiao

Jose A Lozano Hinojosa

Nelson M Leduc

Xudong Liu

Robert D Butler

Nahir A Khan

Jonathon Sodos

Stephen F Holt

Antony J Dzeryn

Elliot T Garner

Neil N Desai

Patrick R Metcalfe

Huan He

Sean Geiger

Mursalin Akon

Nils M Hayat

Cisto Cyriac

Nils Moshe Abraham Hayat

Jacob Fraimow

Jin Bing Lin

Patrick Reid Metcalfe

Jacob Alan Xiao

A device implementing a system to render widget user interfaces for display of dynamic application content on a home screen includes a processor configured to identify a container associated with a first home screen, the container corresponding to an application. The processor is further configured to retrieve data describing a plurality of user interfaces, associated with respective times, of the application. The processor is further configured to render, based on the data, the plurality of the user interfaces in advance of the respective times. The processor is further configured to determine that the first home screen is currently displayed. The processor is further configured to select a first rendered user interface from the rendered user interfaces, wherein the respective time associated with the first rendered user interface corresponds to a current time. The processor is further configured to display the selected first rendered user interface on the first home screen.

Dynamic application content on home screen

A push notification distribution system centralizes the management and delivery of push notifications to applications executing on electronic devices. Registration requests to register applications for push notifications may be aggregated and sent as an aggregated registration request. The delivery priority of push notifications may be managed according to specified preferences. Upon receiving a push notification intended for an electronic device, a delivery priority of the push notification may be changed if an application identifier associated with the push notification is found on a list of application identifiers with designed delivery priorities.

Push notification distribution system

Disclosed herein is a technique that can selectively display secure content on a computing device. The technique can detect both lock and unlock events and issue appropriate control signals that cause an application to display a more secure version of the application when necessary based on a particular UI context file. The UI context file can specify a configuration that includes pre-configured hidden or removed UI elements that do not need to be adjusted at runtime. Moreover, the technique can seamlessly pivot to a different UI context file that specifies a configuration of the application that allows the user to experience the full-capabilities of the application when the computing device is in an unlocked-mode.

Techniques for displaying secure content for an application through user interface context file switching

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

David A Schaefgen