Google Inc.

Joshua Abraham Tabak

Molly Castle Nix

Jason Matthew Toff

John A Gregg

Christopher Rhodes

Damien Kelly

Eric Mayers

Rushabh Ashok Doshi

David Kosslyn

Reed G A Morse

Reed Morse

Kenneth Russell Carter

Christopher Peter Rhodes

Systems and methods for displaying a simplified version of a modification of a media content item on a mobile device are provided. The mobile device can receive, via a user interface presented on the mobile device, a request for a desired modification of an original media content item. The mobile device can perform a simplified version of the desired modification of the original media content item. The mobile device can present a preview of the modified media content item in the user interface. The mobile device can transmit, to another computing device, the original media content item with the request for the desired modification.

Displaying simulated media content item enhancements on mobile devices

This disclosure generally relates to systems and methods that facilitate querying a content publisher for their goal(s) in employing a content sharing site and providing customized suggestions, such as recommendations, site tools, site dashboards, and site displays to assist in achieving the goal(s). Additionally, the specified goals are employed in conjunction with monitoring publisher interactions with the content sharing site to learn behaviors that that predict a publisher goal.

Querying publisher goal and customizing suggestions to achieve goal

This disclosure relates to systems and methods to synchronize recordings between content recording devices. A method may include establishing a synchronized recording relationship with a second content recording device. The method may further include capturing a first recording and periodically inserting a first set of markers in the first recording at a first set of points of time. A second recording may be captured by the second content recording device and a second set of markers are inserted in the second recording at a second set of points of time. The first recording and the second recording may be temporally aligned based on a first marker of the first set of markers and a second marker of the second set of markers. The first marker and the second marker have a matching type and corresponding to a common point in time in the first recording and the second recording.

Automatically syncing recordings between two or more content recording devices

This disclosure generally relates to systems and methods that facilitate synchronizing recordings between a plurality of content recording devices using embedded markers or metadata, and employing the synchronized recordings on a content recording device or a content server to present one or more of the synchronized recordings concurrently in a merged presentation or in a manner that allows for switching between recordings while maintaining synchronization.

Systems and methods for facilitating content capturing on a mobile device are provided. The current position of a mobile device is identified during a content capturing preparation stage. The current position of the mobile device can correspond to a first position or a second position. The first position is a preferred position for capturing content as compared to the second position. When the current position of the mobile device corresponds to the second position, a prompt can be provided on the mobile device to instruct a user of the mobile device to move the mobile device to the first position.

Multi-directional content capture on mobile devices

Methods and devices for presenting a secure passcode system to a user are disclosed. The methods and devices may include a security prompt displayed to a user, wherein the prompt comprises a sequence of passcode elements. The passcode elements may comprise both response-eligible and response-ineligible passcode elements. The security prompt may receive an input from a user and determine whether the response is correct. A correct response may include each of the response-eligible passcode elements and none of the response-ineligible passcode elements. If a correct response is received, the security prompt may permit further access to a function.

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Joshua Abraham Tabak