Google Inc.

Fred Quintana

Jason Parks

Austin Robison

Griffith Buckley Hazen

Francesco Nerieri

Alex Fandrianto

David Carl Farrow

Rahim Adatia

Kevin Krakauer

Methods and systems are provided related to synchronized networks. A synchronized network can include a node and additional nodes. The node can receive a packet including information. The node can determine whether the packet is from the synchronized network. After determining that the packet is from the synchronized network, the node can: send the packet to at least one of the additional nodes, determine whether a synchronized network interface (SNI) is on the node and is associated with the packet, where the SNI includes software executable on the node. After determining that the SNI is on the node and is associated with the packet, the node can generate a view of data in the synchronized network by: determining a user interface (UI) layout associated with the SNI, generating the view based on the UI layout and on the information using the SNI, and provide the view.

Synchronized distributed networks with frictionless application installation

A node of a synchronized network can receive a triggering input. The triggering input can be an input related to: receiving a packet from the synchronized network, sending a packet using the synchronized network, utilizing an application of the node, a sensor associated with the node, a user interface associated with the node, a location associated with the node, and/or a status of the node. The node can determine a synchronized network interface (SNI) that is associated with the triggering input and is configured with software for utilizing the synchronized network. The node can determine whether the software of the SNI is uninstalled on the node. After determining that the software of the SNI is uninstalled on the node, the node can receive, install, and execute the software of the SNI to utilize the synchronized network.

The disclosed technology covers messaging systems and methods. An example messaging system may include a messaging server, a plurality of predetermined conditions, and a communication interface. The messaging server may receive one or more messages directed to a first computing device, and may assign a priority level to each of the messages. The plurality of predetermined conditions may determine when to transmit the one or more messages to the first computing device, and a first predetermined condition may be deemed met when at least one message directed toward the first computing device is assigned high priority. The communication interface may transmit the one or more messages to the first computing device if at least one of the predetermined conditions is met. The messaging server may repeatedly evaluate the predetermined conditions and may hold the one or more messages until at least one of the predetermined conditions is met.

Systems and methods for managing message delivery based on message priority

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Fred Quintana