18510050. PROVIDING USER INTERFACES BASED ON USE CONTEXTS AND MANAGING PLAYBACK OF MEDIA simplified abstract (Apple Inc.)

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PROVIDING USER INTERFACES BASED ON USE CONTEXTS AND MANAGING PLAYBACK OF MEDIA

Organization Name

Apple Inc.

Inventor(s)

Richard R. Dellinger of San Jose CA (US)

Andre M.J. Boule of San Jose CA (US)

PROVIDING USER INTERFACES BASED ON USE CONTEXTS AND MANAGING PLAYBACK OF MEDIA - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18510050 titled 'PROVIDING USER INTERFACES BASED ON USE CONTEXTS AND MANAGING PLAYBACK OF MEDIA

Simplified Explanation

The patent application abstract describes a system where a receiving device acts as a hub between a transmitting device and an accessory, establishing a secure connection and providing identifying information to the transmitting device associated with the accessory.

  • The system utilizes a receiving device as a hub for communication between a transmitting device and an accessory.
  • A secure connection is established between the receiving device, transmitting device, and accessory.
  • The receiving device provides identifying information to the transmitting device that is typically linked to the accessory.

Potential Applications

This technology could be applied in smart home systems, wearable technology, and IoT devices to enhance connectivity and security.

Problems Solved

This system solves the issue of secure communication and identification between devices and accessories, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.

Benefits

The system provides a secure and efficient way to connect devices and accessories, improving user experience and data protection.

Potential Commercial Applications

  • Enhancing smart home systems with secure connectivity
  • Improving wearable technology for seamless integration
  • Enhancing IoT devices for better communication and security.


Original Abstract Submitted

The present disclosure generally relates to providing user interfaces based on one or more use contexts and using a receiving device as a hub between the transmitting device and an accessory, where the receiving device establishes a secure connection with the transmitting device and the accessory and provides identifying information to the transmitting device that is typically associated with the accessory.