Abstract: A method of allowing a user, using a wellness tracking device, to receive information associated with a wellness goal is described. The method comprises presenting at least one other user for the user to follow; allowing the user to select a user of the at least one other user to compare wellness information; and providing, to the user, the information related to wellness activities of the selected user.

Abstract: A method of allowing a user, using a wellness tracking device, to receive information associated with a wellness goal is described. The method comprises presenting at least one other user for the user to follow; allowing the user to select a user of the at least one other user to compare wellness information; and providing, to the user, the information related to wellness activities of the selected user.

Abstract: Operating a mobile device having a plurality of display units may include, responsive to executing an application on the mobile device, determining, using a processor of the mobile device, a sensor of the mobile device used by the application and determining, using the processor, which of the plurality of display units includes the sensor used by the application. The mobile device may display, using the processor, the application on a screen of the display unit that includes the sensor used by the application.

Abstract: In one approach, a controller computer performs a pre-processing phase involves applying automatic facial recognition, audio recognition, and/or object recognition to frames or static images of a media item to identify actors, music, locations, vehicles, and props or other items that are depicted in the program. The recognized data is used as the basis of queries to one or more data sources to obtain descriptive metadata about people, items, and places that have been recognized in the program. The resulting metadata is stored in a database in association with time point values indicating when the recognized things appeared in the particular program. Thereafter, when an end user plays the same program using a first-screen device, the stored metadata is downloaded to a second-screen device of the end user.

Abstract: An enhanced toolbar is disclosed. The enhanced toolbar is not static but is rather updated dynamically. In one aspect, the enhanced toolbar has a bounded perimeter and comprises a plurality of icons visibly displayed on a display of a computing device. Each icon occupies a first space within the bounded perimeter of the toolbar. Upon a selection of a first icon in the plurality of icons by a user, the first space associated with the first icon expands horizontally along a longitudinal axis of the toolbar to display information in a second bounded space within the perimeter. The information is not visible absent the expansion.