Apple Inc.

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Jeffrey L Robbin

William Martin Bachman

Joe Randall Howard

David Heller

Lynne Kress

Jonathan Lochhead

Benjamin W Keighran

Joshua K McGlinn

Jennifer L C Folse

Imran A Chaudhri

Marcel Van Os

Jeffrey Ma

Gregory N Christie

Elbert D Chen

Taylor Gerard Carrigan

Jim Young

Alessandro Francesco Sabatelli

Stephen Olivier Lemay

Monika E Gromek

Steve P Jobs

Patrick L Coffman

Patrice Olivier Gautier

Thomas M Alsina

Timothy Benjamin Martin

Rainer Brodersen

Thomas E Dowdy

Graham R Clarke

Henrique Dias Penha

Anthony Michael Fadell

Alan Cannistraro

Timothy E Wasko

Marcos Alonso Ruiz

Stanley Carl Ng

Anne Jones

Christopher John Sanders

Andrew Bert Hodge

Scott James Forstall

Imran Chaudhri, Iii

Lucas Christopher Newman

Thomas Michael Madden

Elizabeth Caroline Cranfill

Julian K Missig

Nicholas Zambetti

Ryan S Dixon

Jonathan P Ive

Max Muller

Eric Werner Anderson

Duncan Robert Kerr

Daniele De Iuliis

Steve Porter Hotelling

Jesse William Boettcher

Policarpo Bonilla Wood

Guy Leslie Tribble

Greg Marriott

Christopher Patrick Foss

Gary Ian Butcher

Augustin J Farrugia

Brian Quentin Huppi

Eric Taylor Seymour

Robert E Borchers

Sean Boland Kelly

Craig Alan Marciniak

Mihnea Calin Pacurariu

Drew Rocky Domm

Joshua A Strickon

Peter K Wagner

Alan C Dye

Eric Lance Wilson

Nicholas V King

David Chance Graham

Bob Bradley

Brian Andrew Schmitt

Dallas Blake De Atley

Daniel Trent Preston

Cyrus Daniel Irani

Gordon J Freedman

Matt Evans

Sam H Gharabally

Joshua Fagans

Hiro Mitsuji

Arvind S Shenoy

Bas Ording

Ian C Hendry

Gregory R Chapman

Nicholas James Paulson

Pavel Pivonka

Christopher I Wilson

Wayne Carl Westerman

Craig Michael Federighi

Grant R Paul

Aled Hywel Williams

David L Biderman

Roger N Pantos

Darin Benjamin Adler

Caelan G Stack

Steven J Falkenburg

John Joseph Iarocci

Heena Ko

Charles Hugo Ying

Megan M Frost

In some embodiments, a device displays functionality information in response to receiving an indication of a first input for which a contact meets functionality display criteria. In some embodiments, a device generates a user interface that includes a navigation bar including images from different positions in a respective content item, and a representation of an adjacent content item. In some embodiments, a device moves a selection-indicator in a user interface by a predefined amount in response to receiving an indication of a first input that meets unitary movement criteria. In some embodiments, a device interprets movement of a contact of an input based at least in part on a grip of a user. In some embodiments, a device displays a plurality of character selection options when a text entry field is not tolerant of character ambiguity and a first input corresponds to a plurality of candidate characters.

Input device and user interface interactions

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

Display screen or portion thereof with animated graphical user interface

A technique that can be implemented by the digital asset repository, and includes the steps of (1) receiving, from a first application executing on the first computing device, a request to access information associated with a second application managed by the digital asset repository, wherein the request: (i) is transmitted in response to a selection of a user interface that is displayed by the first application and that relates to the second application, and (ii) includes a set of parameters that is provided by a remote server and that specifies at least one utilization requirement pertaining to the second application; (2) receiving, from the second application, an indication that activity associated with the second application has been performed; (3) determining, based on the indication, that the at least one utilization requirement is satisfied; and (4) providing the set of parameters to a metrics manager executing on a second computing device.

Techniques for managing a digital asset repository

Improved techniques and apparatus for managing data between a host device (e.g., host computer) and a client device. The data being managed can, for example, pertain to portable computer programs, such as widgets. The managing of the data thus can involve transfer of portable computer programs (e.g., widgets) between the host device and the client device. In one embodiment, the transfer of portable computer programs between a host device and a client device can be referred to as synchronization.

Widget synchronization in accordance with synchronization preferences

Systems and methods for a media content user interface. A media content provider includes storage for storing and serving video content to subscribers. The media content provider records and or otherwise stores video content from around the world. Subscribers are provided a user interface to the system that includes a channel bar. The channel bar is dynamically scoped responsive to interactions of a viewer with the system. Selectable elements within the channel bar provide direct access to related content regarding video content, such as television series information and cast information. In addition, the channel bar is operable in multiple modes. An EPG mode displays live video for multiple channels simultaneously. Themed modes permit channel bars that display content according to various themes which may be defined by a viewer, the provider, or both.

Channel bar user interface

An electronic device provides, to a display, while in a screensaver mode, data to present a first media, that includes a first visual motion effect. In response to receiving a user input on a remote user input device, a type of the user input on the remote user input device is determined. If the user input is of a first type, the device provides, to the display, data to present the first media, that includes the first visual motion effect, with corresponding descriptive text. If the user input is of a second type, the device exits the screensaver mode.

Device, method, and graphical user interface for navigating media content

Systems and methods for a media content user interface. A media content provider includes storage for storing and serving video content to subscribers. The media content provider records and or otherwise stores video content from around the world. Subscribers are provided a user interface to the system that includes a side bar. The user interface provides context sensitive hints to assist the viewer. The system also tracks a viewer's viewing history in a manner that allows the viewer to review and directly access any part of that history. Finally, magnetic points are created for use during video scrubbing to intelligently select relocation points for the current playback position.

Devices and method for providing remote control hints on a display

Improved techniques to utilize and manage a group of media items (or media assets) on a computing device are disclosed. The group of media items can be utilized and managed at a host computer for the host computer as well as a media device (e.g., media player) that can couple to the host computer. One popular example of a group of media items is known as a playlist, which can pertain to a group of audio tracks. One aspect pertains to providing a persistent media device playlist at a host computer. Another aspect pertains to imposing capacity limits to a playlist, such as a media device playlist. Still another aspect pertains to a graphical user interface that enables a user to trade-off storage capacity of a media device between media asset storage and data storage. Yet still another aspect pertains to a graphical user interface that assists a user with selecting media items to fill a group of media items.

Persistent group of media items for a media device

Systems and methods for a media content system. A media content provider includes storage for storing and serving video content to subscribers. The media content provider records and or otherwise stores video content from around the world. The system includes display devices configured to identify and tailor content to multiple individual users. Each user may have individual settings which provide for a customized viewing environment and experience. The system is configured to identify users of the system in order to tailor the content as appropriate. In addition, identification of users allows for the identification of the subscription content that corresponds to the user. Based upon identification of a user and corresponding subscription, the user's subscription content may be streamed to any location. In this manner, the users subscribed content may follow the user from home to a friend's house, or elsewhere.

Multi-user TV user interface

Systems and methods for a media content delivery service. A media content provider includes a data store for storing and serving media content to subscribers. The media content provider continually records and or otherwise stores video and audio content from around the world. Stored content will generally correspond to a large number of other media content providers, such as cable television operators, Internet based media content providers, television networks, and so on. Subscribers to the media provider interact with the media content provider via hardware and/or software mechanisms either provided by the media content provider or conforming to specifications of the media content provider. Based on these subscriber's subscriptions to the other content providers, the subscribers will have viewing, listening, or application execution privileges for content maintained in the data store. Content of a subscriber corresponding to multiple video content providers is maintained and served by a single provider.

Agnostic media delivery system

Systems and methods for a media content user interface. A media content provider includes storage for storing and serving video content to subscribers. The media content provider records and or otherwise stores video content from around the world. Subscribers are provided a user interface to the system that includes a side bar. The side bar includes multiple elements representing different categories of video content. By selecting a given category, available content is filtered according to the selected category and presented. Content which is presented may include live broadcast video for multiple channels on multiple television networks or other content providers. The side bar may further include a collection category specific to a given viewer. Selection of such a category may display video content within the collection. Subcategories in the side bar may be selected for further filtering of available content.

TV side bar user interface

Systems and methods for a media content system. A media content provider includes storage for storing and serving video content to subscribers. The media content provider records and or otherwise stores video content from around the world. Subscribers are provided a user interface that provides context sensitive hints to assist the viewer. The system further enables viewers skip, view, and interact with advertisements.

Advertisement user interface

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Jeffrey L Robbin