Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Jon Arnett

Gregory Alan Howard

Lijuan Qin

Susan Chory

Peter M Bergler

Tony He

Janis Jungeun Lee

Jeffrey C Fong

Jason Craig Nelson

Eric Jonathan Hull

Issa Yousef Khoury

Christopher Raykovich

Petteri Mikkola

John D Skovron

Aaron Woodman

Bennett Wilson Hornbostel

Stephen Speicher

Allana Pritchard

Alexey Budnik

Amy Jane Scrivanich

Xiaobin Zhang

Philip Douglas Bozak

Chris David Ziemba

Jackie Davis Goldberg

Robert Katz

Andrew Samuel Li

Vander McClain

Chee Kiat Ng

Systems and methods are disclosed related to presenting an interactive audiovisual presentation that provides a user with information regarding individual items matching a user's search request or other request that results in a set of items. The audiovisual content may be generated to include a summary of a subset of item attributes associated with the individual items, and may include both an audio summary and visual content that are presented in synchronization with each other based on markup information in a presentation file.

Synchronized audiovisual responses to user requests

Various user interfaces and other technologies for interacting with devices that support multiple communication lines can be implemented. Scenarios providing separate communications lines, such as voice over internet protocol (VOIP), social network communications, and the like can be supported. For example, communication-line-separated and communication-line-aggregated user interface paradigms can be supported. Intelligent selection of an appropriate paradigm can support user preferences, conversation user interfaces, and the like. Other features such as communication line defaults can help users deal with multiple communication line scenarios. A consistent, compact user interface for switching communication lines can be supported. Users can interact with their devices more efficiently and with less frustration. A wide variety of use scenarios are supported.

Intelligent user interfaces for multiple communication lines

A mobile device having capabilities to access connections to cellular and Wi-Fi portions of a hybrid telecommunications network is configured to display a variety of different icons that graphically indicate a current connection status for both data usage and voice calling on a graphical user interface (GUI). A user can put the GUI into an expanded state to show additional information about the connection status including textual descriptions of icons to instruct the user as to the specific meaning of a given icon. The textual descriptions enable an association between the iconography and the connection state to be established for the user. The icons can then quickly and effectively convey connection state to the user in a comprehensive manner while efficiently using the available display space on the device.

Hybrid telecommunications network connection indicator

Various user interfaces and other technologies for interacting with devices that support multiple SIM cards can be implemented. For example, SIM-separated and SIM-aggregated user interface paradigms can be supported. Intelligent selection of an appropriate paradigm can support user preferences, conversation user interfaces, and the like. Other features such as SIM card defaults can help users deal with multiple SIM card scenarios. A consistent, compact user interface for switching SIM cards can be supported. Users can interact with their devices more efficiently and with less frustration. A wide variety of use scenarios are supported.

Intelligent user interfaces for multiple SIM cards

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