Abstract: A method for providing augmented reality virtual portals as search results that are accessible to searchers. The method includes: receiving a search request from a searcher via a user input device; performing a search on the search request from the searcher; obtaining multiple search results on the search request from the searcher; calculating virtual representations of multiple physical spaces using captured images and measurements, the virtual representations of the multiple physical spaces corresponding to the multiple search results; creating a first portal in the multi-dimensional fabric user interface that connects to a first simulated space of the multiple simulated spaces, the first portal corresponding to a first search result from the multiple search results; and enable the searcher to pass through the first portal into the first simulated space that corresponds to the first search result from the multiple search results.

Abstract: Utilization of a selection ring to select icons is provided herein. The selection ring is presented in a first graphical user interface. In response to receiving a first selection of the selection ring by a user, a plurality of icons are presented in the first graphical user interface. User manipulation of a position of the selection ring within the first graphical user interface is received, where that manipulation occurs without altering a location of the plurality of icons being presented within the first graphical user interface. In response to receiving a second selection associated with the selection ring, an icon from the plurality of icons is selected based on the position of the selection ring within the first graphical user interface. A second graphical user interface is then presented to the user based on the selected icon.

Abstract: A method for system for creation of augmented reality group simulated spaces. The method includes: training an artificial intelligence system to mesh first and second sets of images into group images, and mesh the first set of measurements and the second set of measurements into group measurements; calculating a group simulated space that is a virtual representation of the common physical space using the group images and the group measurements; enabling a user to enter a multi-dimensional fabric user interface; enabling users that are members of the user group to access the group portal in the multi-dimensional fabric user interface and enter the group simulated space; preventing users that are not members of the user group from accessing the group portal; and enabling the users of the user group to interact with virtual objects and other users of the user group in the group simulated space.

Abstract: An orthogonal or multi-dimensional fabric user interface is described herein. A remote server executes an operating system that stores content in a multi-dimensional fabric. Multiple users can access a common virtual space to view content that is stored in the multi-dimensional fabric at a specific location and time. The users request the specific location and time. The remote server accesses the multi-dimensional fabric to anchor content within the common virtual space based on the specific location and time. In this way, multiple users experience location and time driven content together.

Abstract: An augmented reality method for enabling portal functionality in a multi-dimensional fabric user interface is described herein. The method includes: creating a simulated space in the multi-dimensional fabric user interface; calculating a virtual representation of the physical space using the captured images and measurements; placing the virtual representation of the physical space into the simulated space; creating an initial portal in the multi-dimensional fabric user interface that connects to the virtual representation of the physical space in the simulated space; enabling one or more users to access the portal in the multi-dimensional fabric user interface to enter the virtual representation of the physical space in the simulated space; and enabling the one or more users to interact with virtual objects in the virtual representation of the physical space in the simulated space.

Abstract: An orthogonal or multi-dimensional fabric user interface is described herein. A remote server executes an operating system that provides a multi-dimensional fabric user interface for storing content for a particular user. The user can access select content by manipulating the multi-dimensional fabric user interface through a graphical user interface displayed on a personal mobile computing device. In this way, the user experiences and manipulates various data dimensions around the specific content they are accessing, rather than selecting a particular file structure location. The remote server also enables the user to enter a first location side of a portal and travel to a virtual representation a second actual physical location in the multi-dimensional fabric user interface from a virtual representation of a first actual physical location in the multi-dimensional fabric user interface.

Abstract: A multi-dimensional fabric user interface is described herein. A remote server executes an operating system that provides a multi-dimensional fabric user interface for storing content for a particular user. The user can access content by manipulating the multi-dimensional fabric user interface through a graphical user interface displayed on a personal mobile computing device. The remote server also enables the user to enter a portal and travel to a virtual representation a second actual physical location from a virtual representation of a first actual physical location, and transfer an object or content from the virtual representation of the first actual physical location to the virtual representation of the second actual physical location. This initiates an operation relating to the one or more of objects and content, in response to the user picking up, transferring, and placing the one or more of objects and content.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a nonvolatile memory device that includes one or more memory sectors and a read circuit for sensing the resistance state of a magnetic memory cell in the memory sectors. The read circuit includes first and second input nodes; a sense amplifier having first and second input terminals; a reference resistor connected to the first input node at one end and the first input terminal at the other end; a multiplexer having a first input, a second input, and an output, with the first input being connected to the second input node and the output being connected to the second input terminal; a first target resistor and an offset resistor connected in series between the second input node and the second input; and first and second current sources connected to the first and second input terminals, respectively.

Abstract: An orthogonal or multi-dimensional fabric user interface is described herein. A remote server executes an operating system that stores content in a multi-dimensional fabric. Multiple users can access a common virtual space to view content that is stored in the multi-dimensional fabric at a specific location and time. The users request the specific location and time. The remote server accesses the multi-dimensional fabric to anchor content within the common virtual space based on the specific location and time. In this way, multiple users experience location and time driven content together.

Abstract: A system for controlling cursor movement on an associated large display device using dynamic grid density. The system includes a personal mobile computing device and a remote server. The personal mobile computing device receives input from the user, via a touch screen, to control cursor movement on the associated large display device. The touch screen includes a grid that increases in density towards the edges of the touch screen. The personal mobile computing device sends the user input to the remote server. The remote server calculates corresponding cursor movement on the associated large display device. The dynamic grid density on the touch screen controls how far the cursor on the associated large display device moves in response to the user input on the touch screen. The remote server then send instructions to move the cursor on the associated large display device using to the calculated corresponding cursor movement.

Abstract: A multi-dimensional fabric user interface is described herein. A remote server executes an operating system that provides a multi-dimensional fabric user interface for storing content for a particular user. The user can access content by manipulating the multi-dimensional fabric user interface through a graphical user interface displayed on a personal mobile computing device. The remote server also enables the user to enter a portal and travel to a virtual representation a second actual physical location from a virtual representation of a first actual physical location, and transfer an object or content from the virtual representation of the first actual physical location to the virtual representation of the second actual physical location. This initiates an operation relating to the one or more of objects and content, in response to the user picking up, transferring, and placing the one or more of objects and content.

Abstract: A computing system for presenting on a mobile device pieces of content each connected to a geographic location is described. The facility plots visual indications of the pieces of content in a two-dimensional display with respect to an origin point representing a user geographic location. In particular, for each piece of content, the facility plots a visual indication at a point that is (1) in a direction from the origin point that corresponds to a compass direction from the user geographic location to the geographic location to which the piece of content is connected, and (2) at a distance from the origin point that corresponds to a predicted amount of time to travel from the user geographic location to the geographical location to which the piece of content is connected.

Abstract: A method for real-time multiparty communications across a social network organized according to a fluid timeline is taught. In the method, a user accesses the social network. The user views a story posted by a first user and favorably reacted to by a second user. The user also likes the story, so the user favorably reacts to the posted story. Since a threshold number of users have favorably reacted to the posted story, a collective network group messaging feature is made available. The user accesses the feature participates in real time in a collective network group messaging session in a virtual room with at least one other user.

Abstract: An orthogonal or multi-dimensional fabric user interface is described herein. A computer device executes an operating system that stores content in a multi-dimensional fabric. Users can access and view content that is stored in the multi-dimensional fabric at a specific location and time. The users request the specific location and time. The computer device r accesses the multi-dimensional fabric to anchor content within the multi-dimensional fabric user interface based on the specific location and time.

Abstract: Utilization of a selection ring to select icons is provided herein. The selection ring is presented in a first graphical user interface. In response to receiving a first selection of the selection ring by a user, a plurality of icons are presented in the first graphical user interface. User manipulation of a position of the selection ring within the first graphical user interface is received, where that manipulation occurs without altering a location of the plurality of icons being presented within the first graphical user interface. In response to receiving a second selection associated with the selection ring, an icon from the plurality of icons is selected based on the position of the selection ring within the first graphical user interface. A second graphical user interface is then presented to the user based on the selected icon.

Abstract: A watchband connection mechanism includes a watchband with a watchband housing and a cam rotatable between a first position where the cam extends from the watchband into a watch ledge in a watch side cavity and a second position where the cam is recessed in the watchband housing. A watch includes a watch housing, a watch cavity in the watch housing for receiving at least a portion of the watchband, and a button coupled to the watch housing and movable with respect to the watch cavity. In operation, the watchband is received in the watch cavity of the watch housing, which enables the cam to rotate into the first position to extend from the band into the watch ledge. The watch housing prevents the watchband from uncoupling with the watch in the first position of the cam due to the cam securing in the watch ledge. The user then depresses the button to move the cam into the second position, which is back within the watchband, to uncouple the watchband from the watch.

Abstract: A system for controlling cursor movement on an associated large display device using dynamic grid density. The system includes a personal mobile computing device and a remote server. The personal mobile computing device receives input from the user, via a touch screen, to control cursor movement on the associated large display device. The touch screen includes a grid that increases in density towards the edges of the touch screen. The personal mobile computing device sends the user input to the remote server. The remote server calculates corresponding cursor movement on the associated large display device. The dynamic grid density on the touch screen controls how far the cursor on the associated large display device moves in response to the user input on the touch screen. The remote server then send instructions to move the cursor on the associated large display device using to the calculated corresponding cursor movement.

Abstract: A multi-dimensional fabric user interface is described herein in which a accessing hidden menus to zoom using a dynamic grid. The system activates a hidden menu on a display screen, in response to receiving a pressure input user action on a user interface. The hidden menu including active regions and inactive regions. Next, the system also causes movement of a cursor over the hidden menu on the user interface, in response to receiving a motion input user action on the user interface. The system performs an operation associated with a utility, in response to receiving the pressure user action if the cursor on the hidden menu is over an active region. Then the system de-activates the hidden menu, in response to receiving the pressure user action.

Abstract: A content network having a location axis and a time axis, wherein each content is stored at unique intersections of the location axis and time axis within the content network. Each content is uniquely identifiable and accessible within the content network using a unique content location/time coordinate. Particular content from within the content network is accessed and presented to the user based on the unique content location/time coordinate of the particular content corresponding to the target location/time coordinate.

Abstract: An orthogonal or multi-dimensional fabric user interface is described herein. A computer device executes an operating system that stores content in a multi-dimensional fabric. Users can access and view content that is stored in the multi-dimensional fabric at a specific location and time. The users request the specific location and time. The computer device r accesses the multi-dimensional fabric to anchor content within the multi-dimensional fabric user interface based on the specific location and time.