Abstract: In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, systems, methods and devices for surfacing collected web content are presented. A collection of web content may be maintained, wherein the collection of web content is divided into a plurality of sections, each of the plurality of sections comprising a subset of web content from a different webpage. An indication to export the collection of web content to a productivity application may be received. A plurality of attributes that each of the plurality of sections have a value for may be identified. A productivity application document may be populated with the plurality of attributes and the corresponding values from each of the sections.

Abstract: The technology described herein optimally allocates the limited computer storage on the end user device to point of interest data most likely to be used by a map application. The offline point of interest data can include first-tier, second-tier, and third-tier data about different points. The offline data can be selected based on overall usage among all people and also specially tailored for individual users interests.

Abstract: In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, systems, methods and devices for collecting and surfacing web content are provided. Web content from a webpage may be displayed in a web browser. A type associated with the webpage may be identified. An indication to add a new section corresponding to the webpage to a content collection pane may be received. A plurality of elements on the webpage may be identified based on the identified type associated with the webpage. A subset of web content from the webpage corresponding to the plurality of elements may be extracted. The new section may be added to the content collection pane, wherein the new section comprises the subset of web content extracted from the webpage.

Abstract: In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, systems, methods and devices for surfacing collected web content are presented. A collection of web content may be maintained, wherein the collection of web content is divided into a plurality of sections, each of the plurality of sections comprising a subset of web content from a different webpage. An indication to export the collection of web content to a productivity application may be received. A plurality of attributes that each of the plurality of sections have a value for may be identified. A productivity application document may be populated with the plurality of attributes and the corresponding values from each of the sections.

Abstract: In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, systems, methods and devices for surfacing collected web content are presented. A collection of web content may be maintained, wherein the collection of web content is divided into a plurality of sections, each of the plurality of sections comprising a subset of web content from a different webpage. An indication to export the collection of web content to a productivity application may be received. A plurality of attributes that each of the plurality of sections have a value for may be identified. A productivity application document may be populated with the plurality of attributes and the corresponding values from each of the sections.

Abstract: In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, systems, methods and devices for sharing collected web content are provided. A collection of web content may be maintained, wherein the collection of web content is divided into a plurality of sections, each of the plurality of sections comprising a subset of web content from a different webpage, and wherein a first user has administrative rights associated with the collection of web content. An indication to provide a second user with access to the collection of web content may be received from the first user. The second user may be provided with access to the collection of web content.

Abstract: In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, systems, methods and devices for collecting and surfacing web content are provided. First web content may be accessed and displayed in a web browser. An indication to add a subset of the first web content to a content collection pane integrated in the web browser may be received. The subset of the first web content may be displayed in the content collection pane of the web browser. Second web content from a second website may be accessed and displayed in the web browser. An indication to add a subset of the second web content to the content collection pane may be received. The subset of the first web content and the subset of the second web content may be displayed simultaneously in the content collection pane of the web browser.

Abstract: In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, systems, methods and devices for sharing collected web content are provided. A collection of web content may be maintained, wherein the collection of web content is divided into a plurality of sections, each of the plurality of sections comprising a subset of web content from a different webpage, and wherein a first user has administrative rights associated with the collection of web content. An indication to provide a second user with access to the collection of web content may be received from the first user. The second user may be provided with access to the collection of web content.

Abstract: In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, systems, methods and devices for surfacing collected web content are presented. A collection of web content may be maintained, wherein the collection of web content is divided into a plurality of sections, each of the plurality of sections comprising a subset of web content from a different webpage. An indication to export the collection of web content to a productivity application may be received. A plurality of attributes that each of the plurality of sections have a value for may be identified. A productivity application document may be populated with the plurality of attributes and the corresponding values from each of the sections.

Abstract: In non-limiting examples of the present disclosure, systems, methods and devices for collecting and surfacing web content are provided. Web content from a webpage may be displayed in a web browser. A type associated with the webpage may be identified. An indication to add a new section corresponding to the webpage to a content collection pane may be received. A plurality of elements on the webpage may be identified based on the identified type associated with the webpage. A subset of web content from the webpage corresponding to the plurality of elements may be extracted. The new section may be added to the content collection pane, wherein the new section comprises the subset of web content extracted from the webpage.

Abstract: The technology described herein optimally allocates the limited computer storage on the end user device to point of interest data most likely to be used by a map application. The offline point of interest data can include first-tier, second-tier, and third-tier data about different points. The offline data can be selected based on overall usage among all people and also specially tailored for individual users interests.

Abstract: The technology described herein optimally allocates the limited computer storage on the end user device to point of interest data most likely to be used by a map application. The offline point of interest data can include first-tier, second-tier, and third-tier data about different points. The offline data can be selected based on overall usage among all people and also specially tailored for individual users interests.

Abstract: Aspects of the technology described herein provide for generating a customized three-dimensional (3D) graphical object. A 3D graphical object is retrieved from a 3D map application and a plurality of 3D components that comprise the 3D graphical object is determined. A selection of a first 3D component of the plurality of 3D components is received. The first 3D component is replaced with a second 3D component, and a customized 3D object is provided. The customized 3D object includes the second 3D component in place of the first 3D component.

Abstract: The technology described herein optimally allocates the limited computer storage on the end user device to supplemental search data most likely to be used by a geographic search application. The search data can be selected based on recently received geographic queries. The supplemental search data comprises content that can be used to reproduce web pages that the user has not viewed previously, but are accessible through the search results provided in the queries. The supplemental content allows the user to interact with search results while offline as if online.

Abstract: The technology described herein optimally allocates the limited computer storage on the end user device to point of interest data most likely to be used by a map application. The offline point of interest data can include first-tier, second-tier, and third-tier data about different points. The offline data can be selected based on overall usage among all people and also specially tailored for individual users interests.

Abstract: Aspects of the technology described herein provide for generating a customized three-dimensional (3D) graphical object. A 3D graphical object is retrieved from a 3D map application and a plurality of 3D components that comprise the 3D graphical object is determined. A selection of a first 3D component of the plurality of 3D components is received. The first 3D component is replaced with a second 3D component, and a customized 3D object is provided. The customized 3D object includes the second 3D component in place of the first 3D component.

Abstract: Virtual surface techniques are described. These techniques support the use of initialization and batching of updates, use of updates and lookaside lists, use of gutters, blending and BLT operations, use of surface optimization techniques such as push down as well as enumeration and clumping, mesh usage, and use of occlusion management techniques.

Abstract: Virtual surface techniques are described. These techniques support the use of initialization and batching of updates, use of updates and lookaside lists, use of gutters, blending and BLT operations, use of surface optimization techniques such as push down as well as enumeration and clumping, mesh usage, and use of occlusion management techniques.

Abstract: Virtual surface update and composition techniques are described. These techniques include support of initialization and batching of updates, use of updates and lookaside lists, use of gutters, blending and BLT operations, surface optimization techniques such as push down as well as enumeration and clumping, mesh usage, and occlusion management techniques.

Abstract: Virtual surface techniques are described. These techniques support the use of initialization and batching of updates, use of updates and lookaside lists, use of gutters, blending and BLT operations, use of surface optimization techniques such as push down as well as enumeration and clumping, mesh usage, and use of occlusion management techniques.