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`APP. NO. 12/611,282
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`METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR MANAGING DIGITAL MEDIA CONTENT
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`CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS
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`This application is a continuation-in-part of, and claims priority under 35 U.S.C. § 120
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`to, U.S. Patent Application Serial Number 12/170,951 entitled “PORTABLE COMPUTER
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`WITH MULTIPLE DISPLAY CONFIGURATIONS,” filed on July 10, 2008; which claims
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`priority under 35 U.S.C. § 119(e) to U.S. Provisional Application Serial No. 61/041,365,
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`entitled “PORTABLE COMPUTER WITH MULTIPLE DISPLAY CONFIGURATIONS,”
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`filed April 1, 2008, both of which are herein incorporated by reference in their entirety.
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`Furthermore, this application is a continuation-in-part of, and claimspriority under 35 U.S.C. §
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`120 to U.S. Patent Application Serial Number 12/170,939, entitled “PORTABLE COMPUTER
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`WITH MULTIPLE DISPLAY CONFIGURATIONS,” filed on July 10, 2008; which claims
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`priority under 35 U.S.C. 119(e) to U.S. Provisional Application Serial No. 61/041,365, entitled
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`“PORTABLE COMPUTER WITH MULTIPLE DISPLAY CONFIGURATIONS,” filed April
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`1, 2008, both of which applications are herein incorporated by reference in their entirety.
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`Furthermore,this application is a continuation-in-part of, and claims priority under 35 U.S.C.
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`$120 to U.S. Patent Application No. 12/416,479, filed on April 1, 2009 and entitled “SYSTEM
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`AND METHOD FOR STREAMLINING USER INTERACTION WITH ELECTRONIC
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`CONTENT,” which claimspriority under 35 U.S.C. 119(e) to U.S. Provisional Application
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`Serial No. 61/041,365, entitled “PORTABLE COMPUTER WITH MULTIPLE DISPLAY
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`CONFIGURATIONS,” filed April 1, 2008, both of which applications are herein incorporated
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`Field of Invention
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`BACKGROUND
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`The present invention is in the field of computer systems and, more particularly, is
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`directed to methods and apparatus for managing computer-based digital media libraries.
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`Discussion of Related Art
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`the significant increases in computing power. Hand in hand with those increases, enhanced
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`up with availability of features and services. Users may becomefrustrated by the inability to
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`managing digital media content that may provide a user-friendly, streamlined user experience.
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`Various aspects and embodiments are directed to a streamlined computer device and a
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`efficiently access various digital media content. Different views are used to provide an
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`interface that is responsive to configurations of the device and responsiveto activity being
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`performed by the user. Aspects include permitting the user to maintain and managedigital
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`media content libraries. According to some embodiments, the libraries comprise user digital
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`media content and references digital media content. Functionality provided to a user can be
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`tailored to the type of content displayed, accessed and/or managed. According to various
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`aspects, methods and systems are provided for accessing and managing digital media libraries
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`on a streamlined computing device with a plurality selectable I/O profiles. According to some
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`embodiments, the methods mayinclude displaying a GUI on a device, wherein the GUI
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`comprises at least a plurality of views of digital media content, providing for transition
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`between the plurality of views in response to selection of an I/O profile and in responseto
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`activation of a view selector component by a user, executing an association with the at least
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`oneof the plurality of visual representations with digital media content in response to
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`selection, transitioning a display on the computing device to a view of the digital media
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`content, and providing for display of user digital media content and referenced digital media
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`content in the view of the digital media content.
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`According to one aspect of the present invention, a method for accessing and managing
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`digital media libraries on a streamlined computing device with a plurality selectable I/O
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`profiles is provided. The method comprises displaying a graphical user interface on a
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`computing device, wherein the graphical user interface comprises at least a plurality of views
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`of digital media content, providing for transition between the plurality of views in response to
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`selection of an I/O profile, providing for transition between the plurality of views in response
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`to activation of a view selector component configured to permit a user to select one of the
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`plurality of views, associating at least one of a plurality of visual representations with digital
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`media content, executing the association with the at least one of the plurality of visual
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`representations with digital media content in response to selection, transitioning a display on
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`the computing device to a view of the digital media content in response to the act of executing
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`the association, and providing for display of user digital media content and referenceddigital
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`media content in the view of the digital media content. According to one embodiment of the
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`present invention, the method further comprises an act of displaying in the view userdigital
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`media content and referenced digital media content in responseto the act of executing the
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`association with the at least one of the plurality of visual representations. According to another
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`embodimentof the invention, the act of displaying in the view user digital media content and
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`referenced digital media content includes an act of accessing a reference to remote digital
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`content not controlled by the user in orderto display referenced digital content. According to
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`another embodimentof the invention, the method further comprises an act of associating the at
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`least one of the plurality of visual representations with a remote service provider. According to
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`another embodimentof the invention, the method further comprises an act storing the
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`association between the at least one visual representation with the remote service providerin at
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`least one of a device profile and a userprofile.
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`According to one embodimentof the present invention, the method further comprises
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`acts of configuring access to a remote service, and integrating operations provided by the
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`remote service provider into the view of the digital media content. According to another
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`embodimentof the invention, the view comprisesat least one of an album view anda timeline
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`view. According to another embodimentof the invention, the method further comprises an act
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`of displaying digital media content in a body portion of the view. According to another
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`embodiment of the invention, the method further comprises an act of displaying a toggle
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`element in a header portion of the view, wherein the toggle element transitions the computing
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`device display between the album view andthe timeline view upon selection by a user.
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`According to another embodimentof the invention, the method further comprises acts of
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`displaying emulation controls responsive to selection by the user, and emulating standard
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`computer operations for referenced digital media content displayed in the view, wherein the act
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`of emulating standard computer operations includesan act of determining if the user has
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`authority to perform the standard computer operations, determining the user does not have the
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`authority to perform the standard computer operation on a source of the referenced digital
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`media content, and wherein the act of displaying the emulation controls occurs in responseto
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`the determination that the user does not have the authority. According to another embodiment
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`of the invention, the standard computer operation includesan act of deleting digital media
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`content, and the method further comprises an act of altering the view of the digital media
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`content so the digital media content marked for deletion is not displayed within the view.
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`an act of generating a state entry, associated with at least one of the view and the source of the
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`referenced digital media content. According to another embodimentof the invention, the
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`method further comprises acts of accessing any state entry for at least one of the view and the
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`source of referenced digital media content, and displaying referenced digital media content
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`according to any state entry requirement. According to another embodimentof the invention,
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`the standard computer operation includes an act of editing referenced digital media content,
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`and the method further comprises an act of generating a state entry reflecting any edits made to
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`the referenced digital media content. According to another embodiment of the invention, the
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`method further comprises acts of providing an aggregation component configured to permit the
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`user to select a plurality of digital media content, displaying the plurality of digital media
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`content in the body of the view, and permitting the user to perform operations on the plurality
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`of digital media content. According to another embodimentof the invention, the act of
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`permitting the user to perform operations on the plurality of digital media content includes at
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`least one of a share operation, a create channel operation, and an orderprints operation.
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`According to another embodimentof the invention the at least one operation is a share
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`operation, and the method further comprises acts of identifying any state entries for the
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`plurality of digital media content, identifying any remote service settings for the plurality of
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`digital media content, and transmitting a visual representation associated with the plurality of
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`digital media content, any state settings, and any remote service settings to another streamlined
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`device user.
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`According to one embodimentof the present invention, the method further comprising
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`acts of permitting the user to share the at least one visual representation, including any
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`associated digital media content with anotheruser, storing shared information in response to an
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`act of sharing by the user, and updating any associated digital media automatically for the
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`another user, wherein the act of updating any associated digital media includes acts of
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`identifying any changesin shared digital media content, wherein changesinclude at least one
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`of addition of digital media content associated with the at least one visual representation,
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`deletion of digital media content associated with the at least one visual representation, edits of
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`digital media content associated with the at least one visual representation, and updates of
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`information associated with digital media content associated with the at least one visual
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`representation. According to another embodimentof the invention, the method further
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`comprising acts of permitting the user to share the at least one visual representation, including
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`any associated digital media content with another user, transmitting the at least one visual
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`representation associated with the digital media content, any state settings, and any remote
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`service settings to another streamlined device user. According to another embodimentof the
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`invention, he method further comprises an act of permitting the user to update date information
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`associated with the digital media content. According to another embodimentof the invention,
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`the method further comprises acts of generating an offset for the updated date information
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`associated with the digital media content, and applying the offset to similar digital media
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`content.
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`According to one embodimentof the present invention, the view is a time view and the
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`method further comprises displaying a timeline navigation control in the body of the view,
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`wherein the timeline navigation control is configured to provide organization segments, the
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`organization segments providing a visual indication of a numberof digital media content items
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`in each segment. According to another embodimentof the invention, the timeline navigation
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`control further comprises a handle responsive to a pointer displayed on the computer device,
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`wherein the handle is further responsive to select and drag operations. According to another
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`embodimentof the invention, the act of displaying the user interface includes providing a
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`plurality of viewsof the plurality of visual representations of computer content, and associating
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`the plurality of visual representations of computer content with at least one of the plurality of
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`views, and wherein the each of the plurality of visual representations is responsive to focus and
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`execution, wherein execution includes selection of the visual representation. According to
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`another embodimentof the invention, the act of providing for transition between the plurality
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`of views in response to selection of an I/O profile includes permitting the user to rotate a
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`display element about a longitudinal axis running along an interface between the display
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`componentand a base of the streamlined computing device, wherein rotating the display
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`componentaboutthe longitudinal axis up to approximately 180 degrees from the closed mode
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`configures the portable computer into a laptop mode with oneof the plurality of views as a
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`default display, and wherein rotating the display component about the longitudinal axis beyond
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`approximately 180 degrees from the closed mode configures the portable computer into an
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`easel mode with another one of the plurality of views as a default display.
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`According to one aspect of the present invention, a computer-readable medium having
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`computer-readable instructions stored thereon that as a result of being executed by a computer,
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`instruct the computer to perform the method for accessing and managing digital media libraries
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`on a streamlined computing device with a plurality selectable I/O profiles, wherein the method
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`comprises displaying a graphical user interface on a computing device, wherein the graphical
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`user interface comprises at least a plurality of views of digital media content, providing for
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`transition betweenthe plurality of views in responseto selection of an I/O profile, providing
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`for transition betweenthe plurality of views in response to activation of a view selector
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`component configured to permit a user to select one of the plurality of views, associating at
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`least one of a plurality of visual representations with digital media content, executing the
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`association with the at least one of the plurality of visual representations with digital media
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`content in response to selection, transitioning a display on the computing device to a view of
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`the digital media content in response to the act of executing the association, and providing for
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`display of user digital media content and referenced digital media content in the view of the
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`digital media content. According to another embodiment of the invention, the method further
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`comprises an act of displaying in the view user digital media content and referenced digital
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`media content in responseto the act of executing the association with the at least one of the
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`plurality of visual representations. According to another embodimentof the invention, the act
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`of displaying in the view user digital media content and referenced digital media content
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`includes an act of accessing a reference to remote digital content not controlled by the user in
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`order to display referenced digital content.
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`According to one embodimentof the present invention, the method further comprises
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`an act of associating the at least one of the plurality of visual representations with a remote
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`service provider. According to another embodimentof the invention, the method further
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`comprises an act storing the association betweenthe at least one visual representation with the
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`remote service provider in at least one of a device profile and a user profile. According to
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`another embodimentof the invention, the method further comprises acts of configuring access
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`to a remote service, and integrating operations provided by the remote service providerinto the
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`view of the digital media content. According to another embodiment of the invention, the view
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`comprises at least one of an album view and a timeline view. According to another
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`embodiment of the invention, the method further comprises an act of displaying digital media
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`content in a body portion of the view. According to another embodimentof the invention, the
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`method further comprises an act of displaying a toggle element in a header portion of the view,
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`wherein the toggle element transitions the computing device display between the album view
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`and the timeline view upon selection by a user. According to another embodimentof the
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`invention, the method further comprises acts of displaying emulation controls responsive to
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`selection by the user, and emulating standard computer operations for referenced digital media
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`content displayed in the view, wherein the act of emulating standard computer operations
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`includes an act of determining if the user has authority to perform the standard computer
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`operations, determining the user does not havethe authority to perform the standard computer
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`operation on a source of the referenced digital media content, and wherein the act of displaying
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`the emulation controls occurs in response to the determination that the user does not have the
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`authority.
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`According to one embodimentof the invention, the standard computer operation
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`includes anact of deleting digital media content, and the method further comprisesan act of
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`altering the view of the digital media content so the digital media content marked for deletion
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`is not displayed within the view. According to another embodiment of the invention, the
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`method further comprises an act of generating a state entry, associated with at least one of the
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`view and the source of the referenced digital media content. According to another embodiment
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`of the invention, the method further comprises an acts of accessing any state entry for at least
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`one of the view and the source of referenced digital media content, and displaying referenced
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`digital media content according to any state entry requirement. According to another
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`embodimentof the invention, the standard computer operation includesan act of editing
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`referenced digital media content, and the method further comprises an act of generating a state
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`entry reflecting any edits made to the referenced digital media content. According to another
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`embodiment of the invention, the method further comprises acts of providing an aggregation
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`component configured to permit the user to select a plurality of digital media content,
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`displaying the plurality of digital media content in the body of the view, and permitting the
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`user to perform operations on the plurality of digital media content. According to another
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`embodimentof the invention, the act of permitting the user to perform operations on the
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`plurality of digital media content includes at least one of a share operation, a create channel
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`operation, and an orderprints operation. According to another embodimentof the invention,
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`the at least one operation is a share operation, and the method further comprisesacts of
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`identifying any state entries for the plurality of digital media content, identifying any remote
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`service settings for the plurality of digital media content, and transmitting a visual
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`representation associated with the plurality of digital media content, any state settings, and any
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`remote service settings to another streamlined device user.
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`According to one embodimentof the present invention, the method further comprises
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`acts of permitting the user to share the at least one visual representation, including any
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`associated digital media content with another user, storing shared information in response to an
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`act of sharing by the user, and updating any associated digital media automatically for the
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`another user, wherein the act of updating any associated digital media includes acts of
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`identifying any changesin shared digital media content, wherein changes include at least one
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`of addition of digital media content associated with the at least one visual representation,
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`deletion of digital media content associated with the at least one visual repr