Apple Inc.

Google Inc.

Livescribe Inc.

Aplle Inc.

David Robert Black

Benjamin J McMahan

Katherine K Ernst

Benedict A Gomes

Othar Hansson

Ziga Mahkovec

Jon M Wiley

Jonathan James Effrat

Marcin K Wichary

Joseph-Alexander P Weil

Manas Tungare

Johanna R Wright

Marcel Van Os

Aurelio Guzmán

Jae Woo Chang

Ryan Michael Hickman

Grant R Paul

Nicolas V Scapel

Nils Angquist

Brian Edward Walsh

Gregory L Dudey

Jessica L Aboukasm

Christopher G Wilson

William A Sorrentino, Iii

Robert C Chinn

Stephen Sheeler

Christopher John Moulios

Amay Nitin Champaneria

Donn L Denman

Xiaohuan Corina Wang

Richard H Salvador

Samarth Keshava

Andrew J Martone

Austin Chang

James Brasure

Kevin M O'Neil

Andrew L Harding

Daniel E Fish

Jean-Francois M Albouze

Kejia Shao

Gabrielle Zadina

William D Cummings

Gary Hyun Jin Kim

Joanna M Newman

Effie Goenawan

Alex Newcomer

Pedro S Garcia

Robert L Clark

Douglas V Simpkinson

Joseph S Hurst

Kyle Scholz

Jason L Roberts

Brett Reed Halle

Joash S Berkeley

James Stephen Higgins

David Kogan

Thomas Homer Rutledge

Daniel J Wiersema

Gabriel Wolosin

Peter A Steinauer

Nathalie Castel

Andrea Lynn Angquist

Teresa Finch Perera

Emily Jane Johnston

Robert M Chinn

Andrew J Van Schaack

Hans H Kim

Jennifer L Nassef Anderson

Kain Osterholt

Shawn M Spencer

Ivan Pinzon

George M N Ruban

Sarah J Bell

Marshall Johnson

Toni Barzic

Benjamin J Mcmahan

Methods and apparatus for detecting hazardous vehicle events and encouraging usage of driving optimized application features to mitigate occurrence of the hazardous vehicle events. The driving optimized application features can address unsafe driving events that are determined to be correlated with certain distracting application features. For example, an application of a computing device can determine that a user is occupying a vehicle and is driving toward a destination. While driving, data available to the application can indicate that an unsafe driving event, such as a hard braking event, has occurred while the user was interacting with another application. Thereafter, and based on this data, the application can render an output characterizing the correlation between the hard braking event and the other application, and/or provide the user with an option to interact with the other application via driving optimized feature(s).

Adaptation(s) based on correlating hazardous vehicle events with application feature(s)

In some implementations, a computing device can guide a user of the computing device through creation of media content using storyboard templates. For example, the user may invoke a media editing application on the computing device. The media editing application can be configured with a plurality of different storyboard templates to be used for the creation of different types or categories of content. A storyboard template corresponding to a particular type of content can include suggested media segments and suggested media clips for the particular type, or topic, of content. Thus, a particular storyboard template can include suggested media segments and suggested media clips that are different from other storyboard templates. The media editing application can include features that allow the user to edit the storyboard template and/or the media content corresponding to a storyboard project created by the user.

Media editing using storyboard templates

Systems and methods are described that include in response to detecting a copy operation or a cut operation associated with a content item, triggering a search of data associated with the content item, the search configured to determine a content type and triggering, based on a detected paste operation generation of a representation of the content item based on the content type and rendering of a clipboard history user interface with the content item rendered in the clipboard history user interface according to the representation, the content item being rendered with other content items rendered in the clipboard history user interface.

Operating system-level management of multiple item copy and paste

The present disclosure generally relates to displaying visual effects in image data. In some examples, visual effects include an avatar displayed on a user's face. In some examples, visual effects include stickers applied to image data. In some examples, visual effects include screen effects. In some examples, visual effects are modified based on depth data in the image data.

Creative camera

Systems and methods are described that include generating a content repository to store content items satisfying a recency condition. In response to receiving an indication to access and store an additional content item in the content repository, the systems and methods may include triggering rendering of a user interface in a taskbar associated with a computer operating system, the user interface depicting at least a representation of the additional content item, storing the additional content item in the content repository, and triggering expansion of the user interface to include at least two regions where the at least two regions include a rendering of a representation of the content items satisfying the recency condition and a representation of the additional content item.

Content navigation method and user interface

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer program products, for processing search query suggestions. In one aspect, a search service provides query suggestions responsive to a query suggestion request from a client device, and determines if a prediction criterion is met. The prediction criterion is independent of a user selection of a query suggestion provided in response to one or more query suggestion requests. In response to determining that the prediction criterion is met, the search system provides search results to the client device. The search results are responsive to one of the query suggestions provided in response to the query suggestion request or one or more previous query suggestion requests.

Predictive query completion and predictive search results

In some implementations, a user device can be configured to create media messages with automatic titling. For example, a user can create a media messaging project that includes multiple video clips. The video clips can be generated based on video data and/or audio data captured by the user device and/or based on pre-recorded video data and/or audio data obtained from various storage locations. When the user device captures the audio data for a clip, the user device can obtain a speech-to-text transcription of the audio data in near real time and present the transcription data (e.g., text) overlaid on the video data while the video data is being captured or presented by the user device.

Media message creation with automatic titling

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for generating contextual search presentations. One of the methods includes obtaining selection data identifying a term selected by a user from a document displayed to the user; determining whether or not the context data and the selection data satisfy one or more criteria for presenting any of one or more types of special case contextual search presentations; in response to determining that the context data and the selection satisfy criteria for presenting a first type of special case contextual search presentation, generating a first special case contextual search presentation of the first type; in response to determining that the context data and the selection data do not satisfy the criteria, generating a default contextual search presentation; and providing the first special case contextual search presentation or the default contextual search presentation for presentation to the user.

Generating contextual search presentations

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for a transport protocol independent communications library. In one aspect, a method includes receiving a communication request from a client device and processed according to a selected transport protocol, generating a response to the communication request, the response including data responsive to the communication request and one or more feature values specifying one or more communication features for the communication request, each communication feature being independent of the selected transport protocol, and providing the response to the communication request according to the selected transport protocol.

Transport protocol independent communications library

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David Robert Black