Tapjoy, Inc.

Hai-Van Pham

Christopher Paul Farm

Paul Louis Longhenry

Linda Tong

Stephen James McCarthy

Ryan Allen Johns

Joey Pan

Norman Chan

Hwan-Joon Choi

Amir Bashir Manji

Jia Feng

Marc Bourget

In an embodiment, a method performed by one or more computing devices comprises storing, for one or more marketplace associated applications, interaction information that identifies, for each particular application of said one or more marketplace associated applications, a list of devices that interacted with an instance of the particular application; receiving, from a requesting device, a request for a list of offer eligible applications; determining, based on said interaction information, a set of applications associated with the requesting device; based on said determination of the set of applications associated with the requesting device, sending a list of one or more selected eligible applications to the requesting device.

Recommending virtual reward offers and awarding virtual rewards

In an embodiment, a data processing method comprises receiving, at a mobile computing device, a request comprising a protocol identifier, a label value, and a data value, wherein the protocol identifier is associated with a protocol implemented in a first mobile app; using a protocol handler in the mobile computing device associated with the protocol, initiating processing of the request; using a native code element in the mobile computing device: intercepting the request when the label value matches a particular expression, and in response to the intercepting, providing the data value to other than the first mobile app, the protocol handler or the native code element; wherein the method is performed by one or more computing devices.

Tracking mobile app installations

A graphical user interface displayed at a mobile computing device may adjust dynamically and automatically in response to detecting a pattern of user interactions with the graphical user interface. Adjustments to the graphical user interface may include causing content to advance automatically, removing or resizing the display of particular interface components, re-locating components of the interface, and causing display events to occur automatically. The device may cause such adjustments to occur in response to detecting patterns of user interactions with the graphical user interface. The detection of user interaction pattern may include determining when content advancement commands are received, when viewing of the interface is terminated, whether particular components of the interface are not selected, the locations of the interface with which the user interacts, or which user commands for display events are frequently received.

Intelligent adjustment of graphical user interfaces

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Milpitas, CA, United States of America

Hai-Van Pham