Methods and systems for contextual application action(s) based on previous context of another application

1 . A computerized method for contextual application actions based on previous context of another application comprising:

for each open application, of a plurality of applications in a plurality of mobile devices obtaining a current application state and an application content;

determining one or more relationships between the application state and the application content;

using the one or more relationships between the application state and the application content to determine a user intent;

for a currently used application, determining a match between an application function and the user intent;

suggesting an automatic action for the application function based on the match between the application function and the user intent;

automatically performing the automatic action for the application function based on the match between the application function and the user intent;

automatically sharing the application state and the application content of each of the open applications between the plurality of mobile devices;

automatically maintain the application state and the application content of each of the open applications between one or more user actions across the plurality of open applications;

automatically persisting the current application state and the current application content in an application-context memory managed by an application context unifier;

automatically synchronizing the persisted application state and the application content across a plurality of heterogeneous applications and device platforms without requiring the user to re-enter contextual data;

wherein the plurality of open applications comprises a first application and a second application,

detecting that the user has switched from a first application of the plurality of open applications to a second application of the plurality of open applications; automatically in response to the detecting, re-hydrating the persisted application state of the first application and providing, to the second application, a context relevant to content available in the first application;

executing, by the application context unifier, cross-application synchronization operations that maintain continuity of user intent and actionable content across different operating systems or application sandboxes;

using a most recent user activity within the first application, automatically recommending a context relevant to a content available in the first application to the second application; and

determining a relevant content from a text message thread or an email thread and then automatically determining a set of actions to take in a calendar application.

2 . The computerized method of claim 1 further comprising:

displaying the context relevant to the content available in the first application to the second application.

3 . A computer system useful for contextual application actions based on previous context of another application comprising:

a processor;

a memory containing instructions when executed on the processor, causes the processor to perform operations that:

of a plurality of applications in a plurality of mobile devices for each open application, obtain a current application state and an application content;

determine one or more relationships between the application state and the application content;

use the one or more relationships between the application state and the application content to determine a user intent;

for a currently used application, determine a match between an application function and the user intent;

suggest an automatic action for the application function based on the match between the application function and the user intent;

automatically perform the automatic action for the application function based on the match between an application function and the user intent;

automatically sharing the application state and the application content of each of the open applications between the plurality of mobile devices;

automatically maintain the application state and the application content of each of the open applications between one or more user actions across the plurality of open applications;

automatically persist the current application state and the current application content in an application-context memory managed by an application context unifier;

automatically synchronize the persisted application state and the application content across a plurality of heterogeneous applications and device platforms without requiring the user to re-enter contextual data;

wherein the plurality of open applications comprises a first application and a second application,

upon detecting that the user has switched from a first application of the plurality of open applications to a second application of the plurality of open applications, automatically re-hydrate the persisted application state of the first application and providing, to the second application, a context relevant to content available in the first application;

execute, by the application context unifier, cross-application synchronization operations that maintain continuity of user intent and actionable content across different operating systems or application sandboxes;

based on a most recent user activity within the first application, automatically recommending a context relevant to a content available in the first application to the second application; and

determining a relevant content from a text message thread or an email thread and then automatically determining a set of actions to take in a calendar application.

4 . The computerized system of claim 3 , wherein the memory containing instructions when executed on the processor, causes the processor to perform operations that further comprises:

automatically detect that the user has switched from the first application of the plurality of open applications to the second application of the plurality of open applications.

5 . The computerized system of claim 4 , wherein the memory containing instructions when executed on the processor, causes the processor to perform operations that further comprises:

display the context relevant to the content available in the first application to the second application.