Apple Inc.

Apple Lnc.

Simon Bovet

Brendan John Langoulant

Alan C Dye

Justin S Titi

Stephen Olivier Lemay

Andreas J Karlsson

Daniel E Gobera Rubalcava

Eric M G Circlaeys

Britt S Miura

Graham R Clarke

Cyrus Daniel Irani

Matthieu Lucas

Andre Souza Dos Santos

William A Sorrentino, Iii

Behkish J Manzari

Henrique Dias Penha

Lynne Devine

Nicole R Ryan

Gregg S Suzuki

Sergey Tatarchuk

Gary Ian Butcher

Wayne Loofbourrow

Julien Yann Robert

Paulo Michaelo Lopez

Julien Jalon

Olivier Bonnet

Alexandre Moha

Stephen Frederick Decker

Christopher G Wilson

Eric Circlaeys

Cristobal Baray

Kevin Bessiere

Benedikt M Hirmer

Kevin Aujoulet

Christopher I Wilson

Patrick L Coffman

Richard R Dellinger

Johnnie B Manzari

Pavel Pivonka

Gregory M Apodaca

Elliott B Harris

Charles A Mezak

Judy Halchin

Nicholas D Lupinetti

Stephen M Decker

Neil V Jhaveri

Karl Hsu

Angela Guzman

Jonathan Michael Deutsch

Chelsea J Leblanc

Serhii Tatarchuk

Elliot Harris

Alicia Thorsen

Nick Woods

Chelsea L Burnette

The present disclosure generally relates to navigating a collection of media items. In accordance with one embodiment, in response to receiving an input, a device displays a first view of a collection of media items, including concurrently displaying a representation of a first time period and a representation of a second time period. In accordance with a determination that a current time is associated with a first recurring temporal event: the representation of the first time period includes a first representative media item and the representation of the second time period includes a second representative media item. In accordance with a determination that the current time is associated with a second recurring temporal event, the representation of the first time period includes a third representative media item and the representation of the second time period includes a fourth representative media item.

Media browsing user interface with intelligently selected representative media items

The present disclosure generally relates to retrieving and displaying contextually-relevant media content. In some embodiments, a device receives a request to display contextually-relevant media and, in response, displays a representation of a collection of media items relevant to a context of the device. In some embodiments, a device displays a visual media item of a sequence of items and, in response to receiving a swipe gesture, displays a detail user interface comprising related content for the media item. In some embodiments, a device, while displaying a first detail user interface, displays an affordance corresponding to a plurality of individuals identified as having attended a first event, that when selected, causes display of visual media corresponding to a plurality of events attended by the individuals. In some embodiments, a device, in response to user input, obtains an automatically-generated collection of visual media and displays a corresponding affordance.

User interfaces for retrieving contextually relevant media content

A method may include presenting an image capture user interface on a display device of a multipurpose device including a live view portion configured to display a live view of image data currently sensed by an image capture device of the multipurpose device and a recall portion configured to display a thumbnail preview of stored image data most recently captured by the image capture device; receiving an indication of a first touch input on the display device, the first touch input starting at a first position on or near the recall portion of the user interface; receiving an indication of a swiping gesture from the recall portion to a second position with contact being maintained of the first touch input; and in response to the first touch input, displaying an enlarged preview of the stored image data, the enlarged preview being larger in size than the thumbnail preview.

Quick review of captured image data

In some implementations, a user may zoom in on a particular asset to show an all assets view that displays larger assets in a grid, and zoom out to show multiple smaller assets in another grid at different zoom levels while maintaining focus on the particular asset. Particularly, a GUI may display cells of a grid at a first zoom level, receive zoom input to transition to a second zoom level, and display cells of a different size in a second grid while maintaining focus on and positioning of the particular asset across the zoom levels.

Displaying assets in multiple zoom levels of a media library

The present disclosure generally relates to navigating a collection of media items. In accordance with one embodiment, a device displays a plurality of content items in a first layout, including a first content item at a first aspect ratio and a first size, a second content item, and a third content item. While displaying the plurality of content items in the first layout, the device detects a user input that includes a gesture, wherein the user input corresponds to a request to change a size of the first content item. In response to detecting the user input, and as the gesture progresses, the device changes the size of the first content item from the first size to a second size while concurrently gradually changing an aspect ratio of the first content item from the first aspect ratio to a second aspect ratio.

Systems, methods, and computer-readable medium are provided for presenting a synchronized content scrubber. For example, a user device may store digital content items for presentation on a screen of the user device. A user interface may be configured with multiple viewing areas. An image that represents a content item may be presented in the first viewing and the second viewing area. However, in the second viewing area, the image that represents the content item may be presented in a visually distinct manner from other images in the second viewing area.

Synchronized content scrubber

Messages are presented so as to make effective use of the display area to convey information to the user. For example, message content of primary interest to the user (e.g., new content) can be distinguished from secondary content (e.g., content quoted from a previous message), and the message can be initially displayed with the secondary content hidden using an expandable visual indicator that the user can expand to reveal the secondary content. Different elements within a message, such as textual content and graphical content elements, can be scaled independently using magnification factors optimized for each element.

Presenting e-mail on a touch device

Exemplary methods, apparatuses, and systems determine that an indication that a received message was sent in response to another message is present in the received message, parse a stored message, in response to the indication being present, for at least a partial match between a subject of the received message and contents of a subject of the stored message, and for at least a partial match between sender and recipient participants of the received message and sender and recipient participants of the stored message, and display the received message as grouped with the stored message. A further exemplary feature includes parsing text of the received message for text that is redundant of text of the stored message, determining that a minimum threshold of consecutive matching characters has been reached, and displaying the received message with the consecutive matching characters at least partially hidden from view.

Grouping email messages into conversations

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Simon Bovet