Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Jared Haren

Mustafa Hakim

Raghunath Chirravuri

Brian David Fisher

Samuel Adam Salameh

Paul-Michel DeBlois

David Guadalupe Goehring

Arun Param

Dave Banks

Timothy Chang

Anwar Karam

George Tsipolitis

Salvatore Mitrano

Lanvi Nguyen

Sarah Kyung Kim

Maaz Humayun

Keegan Robert Cox

Yunjin Huang

Alan Zambrano

Kathryn Lynn Fukuda

Jediah Conachan

This disclosure describes, in part, techniques for sharing content associated with network applications. For instance, a user may want to share content for a network application, such as a game stream for a gaming application. As such, system(s) may launch a broadcasting session on a first virtual server and launch the network application on a second virtual server. The first virtual server may then receive content data representing states of the network application from the second virtual server. Additionally, the first virtual server may receive video data representing the user and/or audio data representing user speech from a user device. The first virtual server may then generate broadcasting data using the content data, the video data, and the audio data. After generating the broadcasting data, the system(s) may send the broadcasting data to one or more computing devices associated with a user account.

Techniques for sharing network applications

This disclosure describes, in part, techniques for transferring a session associated with an application between electronic devices. For instance, system(s) may receive, from a first electronic device, a first selection associated with the network application. The system(s) may then create the session for the network application and send, to the first electronic device, first content related to the session. Later, the system(s) may receive, from a second electronic device, a second selection associated with the network application. The system(s) may then determine that the session is still active for the first electronic device and transfer the session to being active for the second electronic device. As such, the system(s) may begin to send, to the second electronic device, second content related to the session. In some circumstances, the system(s) may also cause a control device to begin controlling the session that is now active for the second electronic device.

Systems for transferring network application sessions

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Jared Haren