Google Inc.

Kejia Shao

Gabrielle Zadina

Thomas Homer Rutledge

David Robert Black

Gary Hyun Jin Kim

Gary Kim

Alex Newcomer

Fan Zhang

Shiba Sheikh

Diego Rivas

Claire Tauziet

Ryosuke Matsumoto

Toni Barzic

Jesse Johnston

Min Kim

Nupur Jain

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

Aspects of the technology utilize an integrated computing device that supports a shared, communal interaction while still enabling a personalized experience. This includes a unified desktop experience based on presence, a shared family or common space as part of an ambient visual display, and seamless switching involving user interface elements when the display device is rotatable. A presence sensor detects whether someone is at or near the device. When at least one person is identified, specific information is surfaced on a display based on the current context, enabling the person(s) to interact with the device in selected ways. The device evaluates a current presentation state of the display and selects content items to present. The presentation state can include content currently being displayed, other context signals, or any other information associated with the state of the device, such as whether the device is locked or logged-in, for example.

Computer platform with shared user experience interface

Systems and methods are described that include in response to detecting a copy operation or a cut operation associated with a content item, triggering a search of data associated with the content item, the search configured to determine a content type and triggering, based on a detected paste operation generation of a representation of the content item based on the content type and rendering of a clipboard history user interface with the content item rendered in the clipboard history user interface according to the representation, the content item being rendered with other content items rendered in the clipboard history user interface.

Operating system-level management of multiple item copy and paste

The technology involves providing haptic feedback to a user of a computing device. For instance, user input associated with a program of the computing device is received by a user interface module of the computing device. One or more processors of the computing device determine a kind of interaction corresponding to the user input. The one or more processors identify whether the kind of interaction is associated with one or more haptic feedback effects of a curated suite of haptic effects. Upon identifying that the kind of interaction is associated with one or more haptic feedback effect, the one or more processors select a particular haptic feedback effect from the curated suite of haptic effects. And the one or more processors are able to cause a haptic feedback module of the computing device to provide the particular haptic feedback effect for sensation by the user.

Haptic interface for computing devices

Systems and methods are described that include generating a content repository to store content items satisfying a recency condition. In response to receiving an indication to access and store an additional content item in the content repository, the systems and methods may include triggering rendering of a user interface in a taskbar associated with a computer operating system, the user interface depicting at least a representation of the additional content item, storing the additional content item in the content repository, and triggering expansion of the user interface to include at least two regions where the at least two regions include a rendering of a representation of the content items satisfying the recency condition and a representation of the additional content item.

Content navigation method and user interface

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Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

Kejia Shao