Apple Inc.

Kyle T Howarth

Kevin Will Chen

Graham R Clarke

Andre Souza Dos Santos

James R Montgomerie

Stephen F Holt

Charles J Migos

Matthew J Sundstrom

Giovanni M Agnoli

Edward Chao

Pani Page

Paul W Salzman

Andrew Patrick Clymer

Joshua C Weinberg

David A Schimon

Tyler M Fox

Ian J Elseth

Ari Weinstein

Joshua R Ford

Michel Elings

Steve E Marmon

Conrad B Kramer

Roozbeh Mahdavian

Jip Van Der Velde

Martin J Murrett, Ii

Genevieve Garand

Jared K McGann

Devon Parker Endicott

William C MacCartney

William A Sorrentino Iii

Jared K Mcgann

Alexander W Rogoyski

William C Maccartney

Ari R Weinstein

Some embodiments provide a method for a document viewing application. While displaying a sequence of selectable items that each correspond to a different document in a sequence of documents, the method receives selection of an item corresponding to a particular document in the sequence. The method retrieves a first set of content for displaying at least a portion of the particular document. After the first set of content is retrieved and displayed, the method retrieves content for displaying documents surrounding the particular document in the sequence of documents such that the content is available if input is received to display one of the documents surrounding the particular document in the sequence.

Navigating through documents in a document viewing application

A system for determining relevant information based on user interactions may include a processor configured to receive application data from one or more applications, the application data including features related to user activity from the one or more applications, the one or more application including applications local to the device that are stored in the memory and applications external to the device. The processor may be further configured to provide, using a machine learning (ML) model, a relevance score for each of one or more user interface (UI) elements based on each of the features. The processor may be further configured to sort one or more UI elements based on a ranking of the relevance scores. The processor may be further configured to provide, as output, the one or more UI elements based at least in part on the ranking.

Determining relevant information based on third party information and user interactions

Embodiments of the present disclosure present devices, methods, and computer readable medium for techniques to display rectangular content in non-rectangular display areas without clipping or cutting off the content. These bounding path techniques can be employed for electronic devices with rounded corners and for display of content within software windows for applications, in which the windows have non-rectangular corners. The techniques disclosed include content shifting, aspect fit, run length encoding and corner encoding. These techniques can be applied to both static content and for dynamic content. Memory optimization techniques are disclosed to reduce the memory requirements for encoding display bitmaps and for optimal performance. The run length encoding feature can reduce the time and decrease the memory requirements for determining a location where the content can fit within a viewable area of the display. The corner encoding technique provides for encoding areas with non-linear curves.

Aspect fit techniques

Bounding path techniques

Encoding techniques

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Kyle T Howarth