Patents by Inventor David T. Temkin
David T. Temkin has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 7954066Abstract: An interface engine provides animated views in a user interface. The interface engine directs the operation of a rendering environment to create an interface in a rendering area. The interface engine includes views, layouts, animators, and constraints. Views identify child views and resources for display in the rendering area. In response to events, such as user inputs, a view modifies itself by calling layouts, animators, and constraints. A layout manages the attributes of a view's child views, including child view position and size. An animator modifies the view's appearance over a specified period of time. A constraint imposes limits on view properties. In one implementation, an Internet site delivers an interface engine to a browser to supply content and a user interface. A presentation server compiles an interface engine description and specified resources into an interface engine.Type: GrantFiled: July 8, 2005Date of Patent: May 31, 2011Assignee: Laszlo Systems, Inc.Inventors: J. Bret Simister, Adam G. Wolff, Max David Carlson, Christopher Kimm, David T. Temkin
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Patent number: 7752256Abstract: A server is disclosed that presents content to a client. The server receives a request for particular content. In response to the request, the server accesses data and/or code that describes the particular content. The server compiles that code and/or data to create executable code, and transmits the executable code to the client for execution on the client. In one embodiment, the code describing the particular content is a mark-up language description. In various implementations, the executable code includes a user interface that provides access to the requested content.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 2002Date of Patent: July 6, 2010Assignee: Laszlo Systems, Inc.Inventors: Eric D. Bloch, Max D. Carlson, Christopher Kimm, James B. Simister, Oliver W. Steele, David T. Temkin, Adam G. Wolff
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Patent number: 7680941Abstract: The present invention provides software developers with the capability to create applications that can access information online and offline without having to program such capabilities into their applications. An application can gather information from various remote data sources via a network or other communication means, and still have access to all or a portion of that information when the computing device running the application is no longer connected to the network. In one embodiment, a client manages information access, caching and synchronization for the application. When connected, information accessed is stored in a local data store on (or near) the computing device. When disconnected, requests are run against the local data store instead of the remote data source. When reconnected, information is synchronized between the local data store and the remote data source.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 2006Date of Patent: March 16, 2010Assignee: Laszlo Systems, Inc.Inventors: Eric D. Bloch, Max D. Carlson, Pablo Kang, Christopher Kimm, Oliver W. Steele, David T. Temkin
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Patent number: 7584462Abstract: A method for decreasing a computer application's start-up time. In one aspect, the method comprises: creating a serialized representation of application objects in a runtime environment; building an object code file using the serialized representation; and providing the application to a new runtime environment. In another embodiment the method may include the steps of: compiling an application provided in a source language; initializing the application in a runtime environment; and creating a serialized representation of the application.Type: GrantFiled: November 24, 2003Date of Patent: September 1, 2009Assignee: Laszlo Systems, Inc.Inventors: Adam G. Wolff, Oliver W. Steele, David T. Temkin, P. Tucker Withington
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Patent number: 7526561Abstract: The present invention provides software developers with the capability to create applications that can access information online and offline without having to program such capabilities into their applications. An application can gather information from various remote data sources via a network or other communication means, and still have access to all or a portion of that information when the computing device running the application is no longer connected to the network. In one embodiment, a client manages information access, caching and synchronization for the application. When connected, information accessed is stored in a local data store on (or near) the computing device. When disconnected, requests are run against the local data store instead of the remote data source. When reconnected, information is synchronized between the local data store and the remote data source.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 2006Date of Patent: April 28, 2009Assignee: Laszlo Systems, Inc.Inventors: Eric D. Bloch, Max D. Carlson, Pablo Kang, Christopher Kimm, Oliver W. Steele, David T. Temkin
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Patent number: 7370284Abstract: Multiple applications are displayed. A request to change a display of a first application is received. A determination is made regarding how displays for one or more other applications should change in response to changing the display of the first application in order to avoid conflict with the display of the first application. The display of the first application is changed. The one or more displays for the one or more other applications are automatically changed in response to changing the display of the first application in order to avoid conflict with the display of the first application.Type: GrantFiled: November 18, 2003Date of Patent: May 6, 2008Assignee: Laszlo Systems, Inc.Inventors: Peter Andrea, J. Bret Simister, David T. Temkin
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Patent number: 7340724Abstract: Code for a program is received by a compiler (or other entity). The code includes an expression for a variable and a marker that specifies when the expressions should be evaluated during execution of the program. Example markers can indicate that an expression should be evaluated immediately, once or always. Additional functionality is provided to the code in order to evaluate the expression at the specified time during execution of the program. If the expression is to be evaluated always, then the expression will likely be dependent on a item that can change. Functionality is provided that evaluates the expression when the item changes so that the variable can be updated.Type: GrantFiled: August 15, 2003Date of Patent: March 4, 2008Assignee: Laszlo Systems, Inc.Inventors: Adam G. Wolff, David T. Temkin, Oliver W. Steele, P. Tucker Withington, Henry B. Minsky
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Patent number: 7275105Abstract: The present invention provides software developers with the capability to create applications that can access information online and offline without having to program such capabilities into their applications. An application can gather information from various remote data sources via a network or other communication means, and still have access to all or a portion of that information when the computing device running the application is no longer connected to the network. In one embodiment, a client manages information access, caching and synchronization for the application. When connected, information accessed is stored in a local data store on (or near) the computing device. When disconnected, requests are run against the local data store instead of the remote data source. When reconnected, information is synchronized between the local data store and the remote data source.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 2002Date of Patent: September 25, 2007Assignee: Laszlo Systems, Inc.Inventors: Eric D. Bloch, Max D. Carlson, Pablo Kang, Christopher Kimm, Oliver W. Steele, David T. Temkin
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Patent number: 6957392Abstract: An interface engine provides animated views in a user interface. The interface engine directs the operation of a rendering environment to create an interface in a rendering area. The interface engine includes views, layouts, animators, and constraints. Views identify child views and resources for display in the rendering area. In response to events, such as user inputs, a view modifies itself by calling layouts, animators, and constraints. A layout manages the attributes of a view's child views, including child view position and size. An animator modifies the view's appearance over a specified period of time. A constraint imposes limits on view properties. In one implementation, an Internet site delivers an interface engine to a browser to supply content and a user interface. A presentation server compiles an interface engine description and specified resources into an interface engine.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 2002Date of Patent: October 18, 2005Assignee: Laszlo Systems, Inc.Inventors: J. Bret Simister, Adam G. Wolff, Max David Carlson, Christopher Kimm, David T. Temkin
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Publication number: 20030195923Abstract: A server is disclosed that presents content to a client. The server receives a request for particular content. In response to the request, the server accesses data and/or code that describes the particular content. The server compiles that code and/or data to create executable code, and transmits the executable code to the client for execution on the client. In one embodiment, the code describing the particular content is a mark-up language description. In various implementations, the executable code includes a user interface that provides access to the requested content.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 5, 2002Publication date: October 16, 2003Inventors: Eric D. Bloch, Max D. Carlson, Christopher Kimm, James B. Simister, Oliver W. Steele, David T. Temkin, Adam G. Wolff
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Publication number: 20030158947Abstract: The present invention provides software developers with the capability to create applications that can access information online and offline without having to program such capabilities into their applications. An application can gather information from various remote data sources via a network or other communication means, and still have access to all or a portion of that information when the computing device running the application is no longer connected to the network. In one embodiment, a client manages information access, caching and synchronization for the application. When connected, information accessed is stored in a local data store on (or near) the computing device. When disconnected, requests are run against the local data store instead of the remote data source. When reconnected, information is synchronized between the local data store and the remote data source.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2002Publication date: August 21, 2003Inventors: Eric D. Bloch, Max D. Carlson, Pablo Kang, Christopher Kimm, Oliver W. Steele, David T. Temkin
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Publication number: 20030132959Abstract: An interface engine provides animated views in a user interface. The interface engine directs the operation of a rendering environment to create an interface in a rendering area. The interface engine includes views, layouts, animators, and constraints. Views identify child views and resources for display in the rendering area. In response to events, such as user inputs, a view modifies itself by calling layouts, animators, and constraints. A layout manages the attributes of a view's child views, including child view position and size. An animator modifies the view's appearance over a specified period of time. A constraint imposes limits on view properties. In one implementation, an Internet site delivers an interface engine to a browser to supply content and a user interface. A presentation server compiles an interface engine description and specified resources into an interface engine.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 5, 2002Publication date: July 17, 2003Inventors: J. Bret Simister, Adam G. Wolff, Max David Carlson, Christopher Kimm, David T. Temkin
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Patent number: 5778404Abstract: A string inserter for a computer system having a graphical user interface and a pointer capable of interacting with a graphical user interface includes an insertion marker, an insertion initiater, and an insertion implementer. The insertion marker is displayed on a screen of the computer system at an insertion point in displayed text corresponding to a string of text information. The insertion initiater is operative to detect a selection of the insertion marker with a the pointer mechanism of the computer system and to provide an insertion menu on the screen that includes a number of insertion labels. The insertion implementer is responsive to a selection of an insertion label with the pointer and is operative to insert an insertion string corresponding to the selection into the string of text information.Type: GrantFiled: August 7, 1995Date of Patent: July 7, 1998Assignee: Apple Computer, Inc.Inventors: Stephen P. Capps, Ernest H. Beernink, David T. Temkin
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Patent number: 5680480Abstract: A method and apparatus for training a recognizer includes displaying a practice word on a display screen of a pen-based computer system and entering a handwritten word that is similar to the practice word on the display screen. A recognized candidate list that includes candidate words and an associated confidence level for each candidate word is derived from the handwritten word by a recognizer. The confidence level indicates how confidently the handwritten word has been matched to the associated candidate word. The candidate list is displayed and a training database is updated with training data derived from the handwritten word. The training data is used by the recognizer to recognize other handwritten words with greater accuracy.Type: GrantFiled: July 29, 1994Date of Patent: October 21, 1997Assignee: Apple Computer, Inc.Inventors: Ernest H. Beernink, David T. Temkin, Donna M. Auguste
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Patent number: RE48596Abstract: An interface engine provides animated views in a user interface. The interface engine directs the operation of a rendering environment to create an interface in a rendering area. The interface engine includes views, layouts, animators, and constraints. Views identify child views and resources for display in the rendering area. In response to events, such as user inputs, a view modifies itself by calling layouts, animators, and constraints. A layout manages the attributes of a view's child views, including child view position and size. An animator modifies the view's appearance over a specified period of time. A constraint imposes limits on view properties. In one implementation, an Internet site delivers an interface engine to a browser to supply content and a user interface. A presentation server compiles an interface engine description and specified resources into an interface engine.Type: GrantFiled: January 29, 2020Date of Patent: June 15, 2021Assignee: Intel CorporationInventors: James Bret Simister, Adam G. Wolff, Max David Carlson, Christopher Kimm, David T. Temkin