Google Inc.

Russell Quong

Oren Eli Zamir

Ming Lei

Abhinay Sharma

Zhengzhu Feng

Renjie Jiang

Kenneth R Alton

Varun Chirravuri

Xing Yu

Systems and methods for providing notifications based on geofencing search results are provided. In particular, in response to a search query from a user, a plurality of search results can be determined. One or more physical search results having an associated geographic location can be determined from the plurality of search results. A geofencing search result can be generated for at least one of the physical search results. The geofencing search result can include data for establishing a geofence proximate to the geographic location by a user device associated with the user. Upon selection of the geofencing search result by the user, the geofence can be established by the user device. Upon detecting entry into the established geofence, the user device can provide one or more notifications associated with the geofence and/or the search query to the user.

Providing notifications based on geofencing search results

A method and/or system for using a file whitelist may include receiving a request to approve an application for release in an application store. The request may comprise application data. The application data may comprise a resource manifest and/or a file whitelist. The resource manifest may comprise, for example, one or more resource items. The file whitelist may comprise, for example, one or more file items. The request may be analyzed based on application data. A determination may be made whether the applications may be released in the application store based on the analyzing of the applications data. A request to access a particular file may be received. A determination of whether to grant the request may be based on a resource manifest and/or a file whitelist associated with the application.

Using a file whitelist

Methods, systems, and computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium include receiving, from an advertiser, advertisement criteria associated with an advertisement, the advertisement criteria comprising a first set of criteria and a budget and/or a bid, the advertisement criteria to be used in advertisement auctions for which the advertisement is to be considered for display to users performing online actions; determining a number of users for whom the advertisement was a candidate to be shown based on the first set of criteria associated with the advertisement, but to whom the advertisement was not shown based on the budget and/or bid of the advertisement during a particular period of time; and providing, in a report, information relating to the number of users.

System and method for estimating potential unique online users an advertisement can reach

A method and/or system for using a URI whitelist may include receiving a request to approve an application for release in an application store. The request may comprise application data. The application data may comprise a resource manifest and/or a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) whitelist. The resource manifest may comprise, for example, one or more resource items. The URI whitelist may comprise, for example, one or more URI items. The request may be analyzed based on application data. A determination may be made whether the applications may be released in the application store based on the analyzing of the applications data. A request to access a particular URI may be received. A determination of whether to grant the request may be based on a resource manifest and/or a URI whitelist associated with the application.

Using a URI whitelist

A computer-implemented method that includes arranging blocks of memory of a non-volatile computer-readable medium in queues. Each queue has a promotion level, a head, a tail, a leading portion of memory blocks starting at the head of the queue and a trailing portion of memory blocks ending at the tail of the queue. Each queue receives data into a memory block associated with the head of the queue. Moreover, the memory blocks rotate from the head of the queue to the tail of the queue in successive order upon receiving data with first-in-first-out (FIFO) data eviction (e.g., the memory blocks rotate through FIFO queues). The method also includes copying data accessed in a trailing portion of a first queue into a memory block associated with the head of a second queue having a promotion level greater than a promotion level of the first queue.

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Russell Quong