Apple Inc.

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David A Turner

Gary William Gehiere

Amy W Hung

Scott G Marnik

Michael W Greiner

David A Underwood

Ryan John Poling

Eric M Lombardo

The present disclosure generally relates to providing live video. An example method includes, at a computer system, while in an editing mode for a presentation, receiving, via one or more input devices, a request to insert an object onto a first slide of the presentation, wherein the request includes associating the object with a source for live video; and while in a presentation mode for the presentation, displaying, via a display generation component, the first slide including concurrent display of the object and one or more visual elements, wherein: in accordance with a determination that the object is associated with a camera, the object includes a live video stream from the camera; and in accordance with a determination that the object is associated with a non-camera external device, the object includes a live video stream that mirrors a portion of a display of the non-camera external device.

User interfaces for providing live video

Systems, methods, and devices are provided for determining shape objects to suggest for display on a graphical user interface (GUI). The method may include detecting an input to change one or more objects in an application, in which the object includes an image content, a text content, or both. The method may also include, providing the object to an image classifier, a text classifier, or both in response to detecting the input. Moreover, the method may include receiving a classification of the changed object in response to providing the object. The method may also include identifying suggested shapes for insertion into the application based on the classification. Further, the method may include receiving a request to insert shapes and presenting the suggested shape for insertion in the application.

Shape library suggestions based on document content

An angled hosel golf club wherein the hosel is located on the back of the clubhead away from the face and is angled toward the face of the clubhead at a predetermined angle which aids in preventing slicing or hooking of a golf ball. The face of the head is thus located forwardly of the hosel and the tip of the shaft extends through the hosel and clubhead to the bottom of the clubhead at a point from 11/4 to 13/4 inches to the outermost projection of the club face. The offset hosel golf club is characterized by a conventional face loft and lie and due to the offset location of the hosel on the clubhead, metal which is used to conform the club to a desired weight may be placed in the clubhead between the shaft and the face, thereby facilitating rotation of the clubhead toward the target and aiding wrist rotation at the point of impact.

Offset hosel golf club

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Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America

David A Turner