Robert R Borchers, 58San Francisco, CA

7698101, Apr 13, 2010

Mar 7, 2007

11/683391

Brett G. Alten - Cupertino CA, US
Robert Edward Borchers - Pleasanton CA, US

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

G08B 29/00

702182, 340 58

A sensor authenticated to a garment transfers information, either wirelessly or wired, to an external data processing device. Such information includes location information, physiometric data of the individual wearing the garment, garment performance and wear data (when the garment is an athletic shoe, for example). The external data processing device can be portable digital media players that are, in turn, in wireless communication with a server computer or other wireless devices.

7831199, Nov 9, 2010

Sep 1, 2006

11/515270

Stanley C. Ng - Los Altos CA, US
Andrew Bert Hodge - Palo Alto CA, US
Anthony M. Fadell - Portola Valley CA, US
Jeffrey L. Robbin - Los Altos CA, US
Robert Edward Borchers - Pleasanton CA, US
Chris Bell - Pacifica CA, US
Eddy Cue - Mountain View CA, US

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

H04H 40/00

455 306, 455 301

Methods and systems that facilitate data delivery to electronic devices are disclosed. One aspect pertains to data delivery to electronic devices that are portable, such as, mobile devices. In one embodiment, one mobile device discovers another mobile device within its vicinity. The mobile devices can then wirelessly transmit data from one mobile device to the other. The mobile devices, or their users, can control, request or influence the particular data content being delivered.

8001472, Aug 16, 2011

Mar 27, 2007

11/729133

Glenn Gregory Gilley - Los Altos CA, US
Sarah A. Brody - Santa Clara CA, US
Randall Hayes Ubillos - Los Altos CA, US
Mihnea Calin Pacurariu - Los Gatos CA, US
Jesse Lee Dorogusker - Los Altos CA, US
Robert Edward Borchers - Pleasanton CA, US
Donald Ginsburg - San Francisco CA, US

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

G09G 5/00
G06F 3/00
A63B 71/00
A63B 21/00
H04N 7/173

715716, 715834, 482 8, 482 9, 725 87

Methods and systems for providing a lifestyle companion system are provided. The lifestyle companion system can provide a platform to conduct a user interview. Based on the user interview responses, the system can suggest activities, references, and/or plug-in modules. During performance of activities, the system can provide audio and/or visual cues related to the activities and collect data indicative of the user's performance. Based on the collected data, the system can dynamically adapt the user's goals and/or activities the user is performing or will perform. In some embodiments of the present invention, the lifestyle companion system of the present invention can be applied to fitness, nutrition, and/or medical modules. The system also can be used to facilitate synchronous group activities.

8099258, Jan 17, 2012

Feb 25, 2010

12/713103

Brett G. Alten - Cupertino CA, US
Robert Edward Borchers - Pleasanton CA, US

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

G06F 11/30

702182, 340 58, 340505

A sensor authenticated to a garment transfers information, either wirelessly or wired, to an external data processing device. Such information includes location information, physiometric data of the individual wearing the garment, garment performance and wear data (when the garment is an athletic shoe, for example). The external data processing device can be portable digital media players that are, in turn, in wireless communication with a server computer or other wireless devices.

8108144, Jan 31, 2012

Jun 30, 2008

12/164866

Scott Forstall - Mountain View CA, US
Gregory N. Christie - San Jose CA, US
Robert E. Borchers - Pleasanton CA, US
Imran A. Chaudhri - San Francisco CA, US

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

G01C 21/00

701213, 701212, 701214, 701300, 340988, 3409951, 34099524

Location information is used to build a database of locations having associated audio, video, image or text data. In some implementations, a device includes a touch-sensitive display and collects data associated with a geographic location of interest. The geographic location of interest can be displayed on a map using an indicator. A touch selection of the indicator provides access to the data through an interface displayed on the touch-sensitive display. One or more locations of interest can be displayed and grouped together by an attribute.

8175802, May 8, 2012

Jan 25, 2008

12/020118

Scott Forstall - Mountain View CA, US
Gregory N. Christie - San Jose CA, US
Robert E. Borchers - Pleasanton CA, US
Kevin Tiene - Cupertino CA, US

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

G01C 21/26

701424

Adaptive route guidance can include analyzing route progressions associated with one or more routes based on multiple user preferences. The adaptive route guidance can provide one or more preferred routes based on the user preferences including those derived from historical selection or use, which can be presented to a user for navigation purposes.

8180379, May 15, 2012

Feb 22, 2008

12/035610

Scott Forstall - Mountain View CA, US
Gregory N. Christie - San Jose CA, US
Robert E. Borchers - Pleasanton CA, US
Kevin Tiene - Cupertino CA, US

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

H04W 24/00
H04B 7/00

4554566, 455 412

Location information is received at a mobile device from the memory of a vehicle device. The mobile device is updated based on the location information. Sensor data is received from at least one sensor measuring movement of the mobile device, and an estimated location of the mobile device is calculated based at least in part on the location information and the sensor data.

8204684, Jun 19, 2012

Jan 8, 2008

11/970766

Scott Forstall - Mountain View CA, US
Gregory N. Christie - San Jose CA, US
Robert E. Borchers - Pleasanton CA, US
Kevin Tiene - Cupertino CA, US

Apple Inc. - Cupertino CA

G01C 21/34

701433, 701424, 701425, 701426, 701431, 701445, 701500, 701506, 701541, 4554561, 4554565, 455457

Adaptive mobile device navigation system, methods, and apparatus provide location information for a mobile device performing location estimation using dead reckoning. Multiple estimation modes can be selected including a mode for restricting measured movements to surrounding streets. Updated location fixes can be obtained through turn comparison with surrounding map information and user feedback. User feedback prompts can include photographs having geographic tag information corresponding to locations near an estimated location of the device.