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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 24, 2019
Filed:
May. 04, 2018
Thomson Licensing, Issy-les-Moulineaux, FR;
Kenneth Rudman, South Pasadena, CA (US);
Vasil Nadzakov, Beverly Hills, CA (US);
Andrew Yoon, Los Angeles, CA (US);
Roger Yeh, San Marino, CA (US);
Basil Badawiyeh, Santa Clarita, CA (US);
Genevieve Marie Pinvidic, Burbank, CA (US);
Dana Forte, Castaic, CA (US);
Dan Han Diep, San Gabriel, CA (US);
Samir Ahmed, Culver City, CA (US);
Lee Shartzer, Valencia, CA (US);
John Frederick Bishop, Santa Monica, CA (US);
James Booth, Burbank, CA (US);
Hao Chi Tran, El Monte, CA (US);
Peter Lee, Calabasas Park, CA (US);
Gregory Gudorf, San Diego, CA (US);
Douglas Jason Pickersgill, Los Angeles, CA (US);
Mark Walker, Castaic, CA (US);
David Pettigrew, San Francisco, CA (US);
Thomson Licensing, Cesson-Sevigne, FR;
Abstract
The present disclosure is directed towards having a user interface that displays a number of cards or windows. A user can implement a command where the user interface will automatically change the position of the displayed cards to show regions of interest which are the parts of the cards that a user may have interested in. The user interest can be determined in accordance with user preference information. Optionally, cards which do not have regions of interest are removed from a display area and such cards are replaced with new cards that do have regions of interest.