Apple Inc.

Yahoo! Inc.

Ryan Michael Olshavsky

Alexander Charles Maclean

Jay Christopher Capela

Gary William Gehiere

Evan S Torchin

Markus Hagele

Jonathan Cho

Matthew Todd Schomer

Roger Rock Rosner

Matthew Ross Lehrian

Brian Tadao Kobashikawa

Andrew L Harding

Greg A Rosenberg

Brooke Thompson

Ian Oakley Smith

Elizaveta Girsova

Chao-Kuo Lin

Giovanni M Agnoli

Brian Everett Meaney

Parthiban Mohanraj

Christopher Douglas Weeldreyer

Colleen M Pendergast

Mike Stern

Alden Maxwell Haley

Edward Patrick Hogan

Lorraine Sohee Shim

Shawn Patrick Flisakowski

Michael D Trent

Jonathan Robert Speicher

Michael Jeremy Coblenz

Yik Shing Yip

Brian J Rupert

Carlyle C Hoch

Eric St Onge

Kevin D Broom

Mark Bernstein

Jane H Chronis

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

Disclosed herein are techniques for automatically mitigating overlapping labels associated with pie charts. In particular, the techniques involve migrating positions of the labels in response to adjustments of the pie chart to ensure that the labels are distributed in a non-overlapping, uniform, and aesthetically-pleasing manner.

Techniques for automatically mitigating overlapping labels associated with pie charts

The present disclosure relates to dynamically adjusting a title in a donut chart based on an adjustment to the donut chart. The donut chart may include an outer ring portion, an inner hole region, and the title. In particular, the title may be set based on the inner hole region to prevent the title from overlapping the outer ring portion which may prevent the title from obscuring labels located in the outer ring portion. As a property of the donut chart is adjusted, the title may be automatically adjusted for better visual effect. For example, the title may be dynamically resized and/or dynamically rewrapped. In this manner, the title may be dynamically adjusted based on an adjustment to the donut chart, avoiding the tedious process of manually adjusting the title for better visual effect.

Dynamically adjusting text in donut charts

Embodiments are disclosed in which an algorithm that updates or rewrites one or more formulas when a table is transposed in an application. In certain embodiments the formula is rewritten so as to preserve the functionality of the formula with respect to the transposed table. In certain embodiments, a notification may be provided that a formula is changed or not changed in response to the table transposition event.

Updating formulas in response to table transposition

Approaches are disclosed for generating a menu that may be used to provide a set of bounded options for populating associated cells of a table. In certain embodiments, the menu is automatically generated based at least in part on the initial content of one or more cells to be associated with the menu. In certain embodiments, the options listed in the menu may be edited by a user or reformatted based on logic associated with the menu generation process.

Pop-up menu interface

Display screen or portion thereof with animated graphical user interface

Some embodiments provide a list view that displays a list of media clips and, for each media clip, displays each tag associated with the media clip. The list view includes a list area for displaying the list of media clips and tags. In some embodiments, the list view includes a preview section for displaying a representation of a clip selected from the list view's list area. The list view, in some embodiments, displays information related to each tag such as a starting point of the tag's range, an ending point of the tag's range, and a duration of the range.

Keyword list view

An integrated communication interface is provided for composing and sending messages. The interface is multi-configurable to seamlessly switch between different communication methods, e.g., electronic mail, instant messaging, SMS, chat, voice, and the like, without loss of message content. The interface allows a user to begin composing a message to be sent using one communication method, such as electronic mail, and subsequently change the communication method and send the message via a second communication method, such as instant messaging. When the communication method is changed, the user interface may also change to include elements specific to a particular communication method. The integrated communication interface may display information about participants in the communication, such as the participants' presence, i.e., whether they are online and available for communication, and may automatically choose the best method of communication based on the preferences and online presence of the participants.

User interface for integrating diverse methods of communication

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Ryan Michael Olshavsky