Apple Inc.

Uber Technologies, Inc.

James Callender

Edward T Schmidt

Kenneth Buffalo McNeil

Thomas M Alsina

Gordon J Freedman

Jeremy Matthew Werner

Olivier Bonnet

Derrick Huhn

Ashley Quitoriano

Amol V Pattekar

Richard Frederick Wagner

Nicholas K Puz

Kamran Massoudi

Arundhati Singh

Taylor Gerard Carrigan

Nathan De Vries

Matthew Joseph Cielak

Cody D Jorgensen

Adam Jeremy Share

Paul A Seligman

Marc E Weinberger

A computer system can detect a trigger in connection with an activity performed by a service provider, and determine (i) a first content item associated with the detected trigger and a second content item associated with the detected trigger, and (ii) select a set of service parameters relating to a service session of the service provider based on the first content item and the second content item. Additionally, the computer system can obtain feature data of the first content item and the second content item. Based on the feature data of the first content item and the second content item, the computer system can determine that a corresponding graphical representation of the first content item and of the second content item overlap for a given time interval. Based on a set of prioritization rules, the computer system can select one of the first or second content item and generate the corresponding graphical representation of the selected one of the first or second content item for the given time interval.

Network computer system to coordinate delivery of network content to service providers

A mobile computing device operated by a service provider or a user of a network-based service is configured to present a graphical user interface (GUI) map feature. The GUI map feature includes a map layer and a visual data layer for displaying one or more visual representations of service data associated with the network-based service. The mobile computing device is configured to determine a set of anchor coordinates for the GUI map feature and retrieve a set of service data based at least in part on the set of anchor coordinates. The set of service data can include a first set of service data associated with a map area to be illustrated by the GUI map feature and a second set of service data associated with a buffer area. The second set of service data can be retrieved based further on an image processing parameter.

Graphical user interface map feature for a network service

A network computer system can detect a triggering event, and in response to the detection of the triggering event, obtain a set of service parameters relating to a service session of a service provider. Additionally, the network computer system can obtain one or more content items from a plurality of network information services, based on the set of service parameters. In some examples, each of the one or more content items can include a set of feature data. In such examples, the network computer system can provide the set of feature data of each of the one or more content items to a computing device of the service provider. Additionally, the network computer system can utilize a set of prioritization rules to determine a prioritization between each of the one or more content items. Based on the prioritization and the feature data of each of the one or more content items, the network computer system can cause an application running on the computing device of the service provider to generate each of the one or more content items.

The present technology is for optimizing storage on a computing device. A media application on the computing device can allocate a minimum amount of storage on the computing device. The media application can further be configured to automatically download and store media items added to a media library of an account associated with the computing device. The combination of these features can put strain on computing devices with limited amounts of storage. Accordingly, the present technology can automatically delete media items in cache to allow media items to be automatically downloaded, or allow other uses of storage by other applications on the computing device, while also preserving the minimum amount of storage of media items on the computing device.

Optimized storage of media items

Mobile devices that perform synchronization operations are configured to reduce the amount of data that must be synced to perform a media content sync operation over a wireless connection. The sync operation is implemented as a two-phase arrangement, synchronizing first in a metadata sync operation and then in a media content sync operation. The source device transmits to the destination device a last known version number of the music database that was synced to the destination device and a current version number of the media database at the source device. In response to a failure of the network connection before completion of the metadata sync operation, upon establishment of a second network connection between the source device and destination device, the metadata sync is completed only for any version numbers that indicate a version subsequent to the last version number that was synchronized over the first network connection.

Wireless content synchronization

Techniques are disclosed for delivering push subscription notifications in large scale distributed systems. Subscription notifications can be delivered to mobile devices of subscribing users by monitoring, at a server, an application database comprising a data record having one or more data values, detecting, at the server, in accordance with the monitoring, a changed data value, querying a subscription database for a subscription having at least one constant value to be compared to the changed data value in accordance with a trigger condition specified in a trigger template, determining whether the trigger condition is true using the changed data value and the constant value as the values of the first and second variables, respectively, in the at least one comparison; and pushing a notification from the server in response to the trigger condition being true.

Push subscriptions

Methods and apparatus to identify at least a first portion and a second portion of resources to restore to a device are described. The first portion of the resources may be restored atomically to the device before the second portion of the resources. The device may not respond to at least one user input during the restoration of the first portion of the resources. If the restoring of the first portion is successful, the second portion of the resources may be restored. The device may respond to the user input during the restoring of the second portion of the resources.

Methods and apparatus for multi-phase restore

Disclosed herein is a technique for providing status feedback on the execution of a database request. The technique involves receiving a database request that defines an operation to be performed on at least one data record stored in a database. The data record is updated in the database in accordance with the operation, and one or more tasks that are to be performed in connection to the operation are scheduled for execution. A first version of a receipt is generated and provided to the application, and includes, for each of the one or more tasks, a status field that indicates a progress of executing the task. The method further includes the steps of, in response to a change in the execution of any of the one or more tasks, updating the status fields to produce a second version of the receipt, which is then provided to the application.

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James Callender