Abstract: A method includes presenting, in a user interface on a first screen device, a primary media item comprising a video, and one or more secondary media items related to the primary media item. The primary media item and the one or more secondary media items are concurrently presented on a second screen device which is in a pairing session with the first screen device. User input is received, via the user interface on the first screen device, indicating a user request to disable presentation of the at least one of the secondary media items on the second screen device. In response to the user input, at least one of the secondary media items is caused to be no longer presented on the second screen device.

Abstract: Methods and systems are described for an intelligent messaging platform between users to foster more an immersive and creative messaging environment. In various examples, systems and methods may receive, via a device associated with a user, a media input. Context associated with the media input may be determined. The creation of a media item may be based on the media input and context associated with the media input. The creation of a media item may be based on the use of a machine learning model. The media may be provided to a user or group of users via one or more user devices associated with the users.

Abstract: A system or method for contextual image generation in messaging applications may include textual input being analyzed using natural language processing to determine an intent to generate an image without requiring an explicit command. An image may be generated based on the determined intent and conversation context, then displayed within the messaging application. The system supports collaborative image refinement, allowing multiple users in a group chat to modify and animate generated images through natural language interactions. A suggestion mechanism may be employed to maintain user control over image generation.

Abstract: Systems and computer readable mediums are provided that involve operations including providing, via a user interface (UI) of a first application on a first screen device, a UI element prompting a user to connect the first screen device with a second screen device that is presenting a video to the user, receiving, via the UI element, an indication of a user request to connect the first screen device with the second screen device, causing the first screen device to be paired with the second screen device, and providing, for presentation in the UI of the first application of the first screen device, on or more comments provided by one or more other users for the video that is concurrently presented on the second screen device.

Abstract: A method includes presenting, in a user interface on a first screen device, a primary media item comprising a video, and one or more secondary media items related to the primary media item. The primary media item and the one or more secondary media items are concurrently presented on a second screen device which is in a pairing session with the first screen device. User input is received, via the user interface on the first screen device, indicating a user request to disable presentation of the at least one of the secondary media items on the second screen device. In response to the user input, at least one of the secondary media items is caused to be no longer presented on the second screen device.

Abstract: A first screen device establishes a pairing session between a first screen device and a second screen device. The first screen device presents, in a user interface on the first screen device, a video and one or more media features related to the video. The media features pertain to at least one of a presentation of the video or user feedback about the video. The video is cast from the first screen device onto the second screen device. The first screen device receives, via the user interface, user input indicating a user request to enable presentation of at least one of the media features on the second screen device in connection with the video. In response to the user input, the first screen device causes the at least one of the media features to be presented on the second screen device in connection with the video.

Abstract: A method includes providing, via a user interface (UI) of a first application on a first screen device, a UI element prompting a user to connect the first screen device with a second screen device that is presenting a video to the user. The method further includes receiving, via the UI element, an indication of a user request to connect the first screen device with the second screen device. In response to receiving the indication of the user request to connect the first screen device with the second screen device, the method further includes causing the first screen device to be paired with the second screen device. The method further includes providing, for presentation in the UI of the first application of the first screen device, on or more comments provided by one or more other users for the video that is concurrently presented on the second screen device.

Abstract: A method includes providing, via a user interface (UI) of a first application on a first screen device, a UI element prompting a user to connect the first screen device with a second screen device that is presenting a video to the user. The method further includes receiving, via the UI element, an indication of a user request to connect the first screen device with the second screen device. In response to receiving the indication of the user request to connect the first screen device with the second screen device, the method further includes causing the first screen device to be paired with the second screen device. The method further includes providing, for presentation in the UI of the first application of the first screen device, on or more comments provided by one or more other users for the video that is concurrently presented on the second screen device.

Abstract: A first screen device establishes a pairing session between a first screen device and a second screen device. The first screen device presents, in a user interface on the first screen device, a video and one or more media features related to the video. The media features pertain to at least one of a presentation of the video or user feedback about the video. The video is cast from the first screen device onto the second screen device. The first screen device receives, via the user interface, user input indicating a user request to enable presentation of at least one of the media features on the second screen device in connection with the video. In response to the user input, the first screen device causes the at least one of the media features to be presented on the second screen device in connection with the video.