Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Devlin David Bentley

Timothy Michael Fuqua

Timothy S Paek

Asela J Gunawardana

Vishwas Kulkarni

David Lee Nelson

Dmitry Rudchenko

Ankur Satyendrakumar Sharma

Abhishek Bhardwaj

Katie Pope

Paul D Shaffer

Ali Alvi

Gus Ralph Spence, Iii

Preston A Patton

Daniel Joseph Broxson

On a computing device, a notification of an event is received via a digital communication channel. The notification includes an individualized UI element identifier that distinguishes an instance of a UI element from every other instance of any UI element. The individualized UI element identifier includes a device identifier, an application identifier, a page index, and a UI element label. The instance of the UI element is identified based on the individualized UI element identifier included in the notification of the event. An operation associated with the instance of the UI element is performed in response to identifying the instance of the UI element.

Remote user interface event notification

An electronic device includes a display including a touch sensor, a contextual sensor configured to provide data indicative of an operating condition of the electronic device, one or more memories in which touch input instructions, touch event mapping instructions, and a touch event mapping model are stored, and a processor coupled to the memory. The processor is configured through execution of the touch input instructions to obtain data indicative of an initial assessment of touch event position via the touch sensor. The touch event mapping model maps the initial assessment of touch event position to an adjusted touch event position as a function of the data indicative of the operating condition of the electronic device. The processor is further configured through execution of the touch event mapping instructions to determine the adjusted touch event position based on the touch event mapping model, the data indicative of the initial assessment of touch event position, and the data indicative of the operating condition.

Model-based touch event location adjustment

A client computing device establishes a plurality of subscriptions to store published data from data sources of the client device in a subscription buffer. In response to receiving, from a remote subscription dispatcher of a host computing device, a read request for data published by data sources of the client computing device, one or more data packets including published data stored in the subscription buffer are sent to the host computing device.

Client device and host device subscriptions

An electronic device includes a compute system configured to concurrently execute a primary application and one or more secondary applications, one or more subsystems configured to operate in a full-power mode and one or more reduced-power modes, and a resource management module including one or more power mode timers. The resource management module sets a full-power mode timer based on an application-specific full-power requirement for the primary application executing on the electronic device, and instructs the one or more subsystems to operate in full-power mode for a duration of the full-power mode timer. Responsive to an indication of an input to the electronic device, the indication including an input-specific full-power requirement, the resource management module increases the duration of the full-power mode timer based on the duration of the application-specific full-power requirement for the primary application.

Decentralized architecture for dynamic resource management

On a computing device, a user interface (UI) layout file is received. The UI layout file defines a visual layout of the GUI. The UI layout file includes a plurality of UI elements each including a UI element identifier and a UI element descriptor. The GUI is displayed via a display according to the UI layout file. An update object specifying UI elements in the UI layout file to be changed is received. The update object includes for each UI element to be changed, the UI element identifier and an update payload including updated information to be displayed via the UI element. The GUI is changed via the display according to the update object.

Remote management of a graphical user interface

Anticipating movement of a display device and compensating for the anticipated movement. As a user performs an activity while viewing the device, the device experiences movement. The movement is compared to pattern data associated with profiles. One of the profiles is selected based on the comparison. Based at least on compensation data associated with the profile, image data for display on the device is modified to compensate for the anticipated movement. In some embodiments, the image data is shifted horizontally and/or vertically relative to a display area of the device in the opposite direction of the anticipated movement.

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Devlin David Bentley