Douzen, Inc.

Kentaro Miura

Julian Orbanes

A control device is provided that is intended to be used for navigating between and within pages of a graphic user interface on a computer monitor. The top shell of the device is intended to rotated with respect to the bottom shell for scrolling and by pressing down on the top shell a selection can be made.

Method and system for providing input to a device

Input device

Systems and methods for organizing and displaying data structures in computing devices are provided herein. An exemplary method includes generating a GUI that includes a first plurality of selectable objects that are arranged in a first layout on the GUI, receiving a selection of one of the first plurality selectable objects, replacing the first plurality of selectable objects with a second plurality of selectable objects that are arranged in a second layout on the GUI, the second layout being different in visual appearance from the first layout, transforming the first plurality of selectable objects into a first set of icons that are arranged in an arcuate pattern, the first set of icons being shrunken versions of the first plurality of selectable objects, and displaying the first set of icons on a first layer of the GUI above the second plurality of selectable objects that are displayed on a second layer.

Systems and methods for organizing and displaying hierarchical data structures in computing devices

Systems and methods for organizing and displaying data structures in computing devices are provided herein. An exemplary method may include generating a graphical user interface (GUI) that includes at least one parent icon arranged into a primary frame according to a layout, receiving a selection of the at least one parent icon, transforming at least one parent icon into a secondary frame within the GUI and shrinking the at least one parent icon, and populating the primary frame with at least one child icon which is linked to the at least one parent icon, the at least one child icon being larger in size compared to the at least one parent icon.

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