EP1875341A1 - Verfahren zum verwalten einer anzeigeeinrichtung - Google Patents
Verfahren zum verwalten einer anzeigeeinrichtungInfo
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- EP1875341A1 EP1875341A1 EP06708358A EP06708358A EP1875341A1 EP 1875341 A1 EP1875341 A1 EP 1875341A1 EP 06708358 A EP06708358 A EP 06708358A EP 06708358 A EP06708358 A EP 06708358A EP 1875341 A1 EP1875341 A1 EP 1875341A1
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- H04M1/00—Substation equipment, e.g. for use by subscribers
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- H04M1/724—User interfaces specially adapted for cordless or mobile telephones
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a method for Verwal ⁇ th a display device of a portable communication device, and a portable communication device with a to ⁇ display device for displaying graphical content.
- Modern portable or mobile communication devices such as mobile ⁇ phones, in addition to the basic functions for communication, the execution of applications, ie software programs or software applications, which are executed by a processor device on the mobile phone.
- the basic functions such as system, network and service management, as well as applications share it for their visual From ⁇ reproducing the existing display devices.
- the visual output surface is not distributed over multiple physical devices, which means that different applications must share a physical display. If this display is used by an application, other applications and basic functions normally have no visual output surface of the display for displaying their graphic output content. It remains Ie diglich the ability to override the display areas of the guided first from ⁇ application or foreground applications. However, this is usually uncomfortable and annoying to the user because it hinders him in performing the foreground applications.
- a method for managing a display device or a display of a portable communication ⁇ device comprises the following steps.
- a first Applikati ⁇ on is (software application) running on the portable communication device.
- This application provides graphical output contents for display on the display device.
- a first display area is assigned to the display device in order to output the first graphical output content.
- a second application (software application) is executed on the portable communication device. This second application provides according to a second rule grafi ⁇ output content for display on the display device.
- the second application is assigned to a second display area of the display means for outputting a second graphical output content, whereby the assignment of the respective display areas is such that no Kochla ⁇ delay takes place of these.
- This has the advantage that the first application remains fully operable despite the display of the graphic contents of the second application. For example, a user does not have to deal with the contents of the second application before he can continue the first application.
- the assignment of the first and the second display area automatic ⁇ table (ons réelle by means in the portable communication), so that a user managing the display ⁇ surface of the display device itself must not perform. Manual management by the user would not only be labor intensive and annoying, but often not feasible due to lack of information regarding further applications to be performed on the communication device.
- a first display area is first assigned to the first application, which is then adapted for defining or determining the second display area for the second application. This means, for example, the first application
- this first display area is then when executing the second application or the time at which this graphical output content provides, ⁇ fits.
- an adaptation in size or even in the position of the first display area is conceivable.
- the first display area occupies the whole or almost the entire display area of the adoseinrich ⁇ tion
- a reduction of the first display area will initially be performed to set the second display ⁇ area for the second application.
- the first display area is shifted in its position with respect to the entire display area. In this way it can then be achieved that the first and the second display area do not overlap and thus there is no impairment.
- the determination or allocation of the display areas for the output of the graphic output contents of the applications takes place according to predetermined rules.
- the rules can be fixed, or they can be specified by a user.
- the rules can look like this. It is conceivable that the first and / or the second application in each case a priority (a degree of importance) is assigned. The assignment can be made by a user. It is also conceivable that an application prescribes or assigns itself a specific priority. In particular Sys ⁇ temap infectionsen become a high priority will be because they are mostly for keeping the lights provide a commu ⁇ nikations réelles important messages.
- the determination of the size of the respective display area can be made depending on the assigned priority. More precisely, a higher display area can be assigned to that application with the higher priority.
- this application can determine this minimum required display area, or it can be adapted by a user. It is possible that an application initially sets a minimum required display area, and a user, because the visual acuity, for example, is not so good, the minimum required display area adapted to his needs and increased. Furthermore, a combination of the criteria of the priority with the minimum required display area is possible. Thus, an embodiment, the rule to be set in accordance with that of those with the higher priority application at least the minimum required to assign ⁇ is pointing area.
- Rule for determining the display areas are such that the determination or adaptation of the size of the respective display area for an application depending on it follows ⁇ which application was executed first. It is also conceivable that the determination or adjustment of the size of the display area is carried out for an application as a function of ⁇ which of the applications first graphical Ausga ⁇ leg hold ready for display on the display device ⁇ provides. In particular, the application executed first can be assigned a larger display area. This means that if the first application is executed first and thus represents the foreground application, that is true it is possible that its display area is reduced due to the execution of a second application, but may occupy a larger part of the display area than that of the second application. Again, it is a combination of the different rules or criteria that define the
- the first graphical output content in the reduction of the first display area due to the assignment of the second display area, is advantageously adapted in its scaling or resolution so that furthermore the entire first output content can be displayed on the display device. If only the graphical output content display region were to be reduced, it would be conceivable that parts of the output content would not be displayed, but this would be prevented by a corresponding scaling of the output content to the adapted or reduced display region.
- a portable communication device having the following characteristics has ⁇ . It has a display device with a display area for displaying graphic content. Further, it has processor means for executing a first and a second application, each providing a graphical output content.
- control device for managing the graphic display surface of the display device, wherein the control device of the first application assigns a first display region and the second application a second display region on the display surface of the display device such that no superimposition of the display ⁇ areas takes place.
- the controller has the best overview of the requirements of running applications, which is why you can assign the resources of the display device as needed.
- the allocation of the Ad ⁇ give rich can be done for the graphical output contents of the respective applications according to specific rules. The rules can be firmly predetermined, but also optionally adapted by a user to his needs.
- the portable communication device is designed as a mobile device or a portable computer.
- the mobile device may be designed in the execution of a mobile phone and the portable computer as a PDA (PDA: Personal Digital As ⁇ sistant) or organizer may be formed.
- PDA Personal Digital As ⁇ sistant
- Figure 1 is a schematic representation of the architecture of a portable Ltdunikationsge ⁇ Raets in the execution of a mobile tele ⁇ Fons in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the invention ⁇ ;
- Figures 2A and 2B shows a first example for the management of the display area according to the present invention ⁇ ;
- FIGS 3A and 3B a second example for managing a display area according to the present invention ⁇ .
- FIG. 1 a portable communication device that essentially corresponds to a multi-modal architecture according to a specification of the OMA (OMA: Open Mobile Alliance) is shown.
- This portable communication device for example, in the embodiment of a mobile phone MFG comprises the following components.
- an antenna ANT and corresponding radio communication modules (not shown), which, for example, operate according to the GSM (GSM: Global System for Mobile Communication) or the UMTS (UMTS: Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) standard, this includes Mobile phone MFG various input / output devices EAl, EA2 and EA3 for inputting speech, handwriting, etc., or for outputting speech, graphic content, etc.
- GSM Global System for Mobile Communication
- UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunications System
- ASR is for detecting and recognizing voice input signals of a user. Accordingly, a device for speech TTS ( "Text-to-Speech" process under a) is used to convert stored in the mobile phone and ei ⁇ nem user information to be text to speech.
- a means for detecting a handwriting HRE serves a hand ⁇ writing to capture a user or to recognize, to derive therefrom control instructions.
- the handwriting recognition can, for example, by means of a built-in or connected to the mobile telephone MFG sensor example ⁇ example of an acceleration sensor done, the BEWE ⁇ supply a user to the description of a character detected and reacted by means of a handwriting recognition system in control statements.
- the mobile telephone MFG further comprises means BGE for storing user preferences and device characteristics (eg, I / O devices as just described). As the device properties can be recorded, which type of keyboard KBD is assigned to the mobile phone MFG, or which display device DSP is associated with which size of the display area the mobile phone MFG. Furthermore, the mobile telephone MFG can have a device LAE for locally executing applications or applications (as a local application execution environment). The device LAE comprises a processor device which is designed to execute the applications.
- the central control device or management device of the mobile telephone MFG is an interaction manager IM which, since a mobile telephone can also be seen as a client of a central application management unit, can be referred to as a client-side interaction manager.
- the mobile telephone is connected via radio communication modules (not shown) and the antenna ANT to a network infrastructure or a mobile network infrastructure with which a central output side for multi-modal services SB and also an associated application logic AL are connected is.
- Today's portable communication devices such as mobile phones, are capable of running multiple processes or applications simultaneously.
- Such applications include software applications that also provide graphical content that is displayed to a user via a display so that the user is informed on the one hand about a certain status of the application and on the other hand can influence the execution of the application, for example by means of a keyboard KBD , This means that if a display DSP of the mobile telephone is occupied by the graphic output content of one or more applications, other applications do not have a free display area for their own displays.
- the mobile telephone MFG shown in FIG. 1 comprises various provisions. Due to the fact that individual applications have no overview of different output requirements, the inte- r syndromes manager IM designed according to the prior ⁇ ferred embodiment of Figure 1 of the invention, for not only the strö ⁇ me, especially visual data streams for possible display ⁇ to direct devices, but also the display area of the display DSP or other possibly associated with the mobile phone displays and manage.
- the interaction manager IM sets the output area of the display
- DSP is not fully available to the applications for outputting their graphic output contents, but an application is assigned a specific dynamically defined display area. Due to the fact that the interaction manager IM forms a central control unit which, as already mentioned, also has access to the device BGE for storing the device properties, the inte- R relies-Manager the real size of the display DSP or its display area and thus can appropriately reserve assiebe ⁇ rich for the applications, and assign a correspondingly reduced display area with a corresponding plurality of applications that want to provide output content on the display DSP.
- the assignment of the respective display areas for the applica ⁇ tions made automatically by the interaction manager IM basis of predetermined rules.
- the rules can be stored in the BEG facility.
- Ge ⁇ Telss these rules can either be assigned by the mobile phone itself or by a user to the applications, a certain degree of priority that determines the importance of the display to the user.
- important system messages such as instructions for a battery to be charged, or commercials of the network operator get a high priority ⁇ ordered, while game applications receive a low priority.
- FIG. 2A the mobile telephone MFG shown in Figure 1 is shown, but here in a manner in which less on the internally provided components, but on a top view from the outside on the mobile phone (such the user perceives when executing applications) should be received.
- the mobile telephone MFG visible from the outside
- FIG. 1 the mobile telephone MFG (visible from the outside) has an antenna ANT, a display device or a display DSP for displaying graphic contents, as well as a keyboard KBD for inputting control instructions, in particular for controlling applications , As can also be seen in FIG.
- the display DSP has a display area AZF on which the graphic content of a first application can be recognized, wherein first of the interaction manager IM a first display area AB1 for outputting the first graphical contents of the first Application has been assigned, which occupies the entire possible display area AZF of the display.
- the graphical output content provides the first application that provides a Stadtplandienst for output on the Dis ⁇ play DSP.
- a second application in this case a system application, provides graphical output contents.
- the first graphical output contents are scaled down, so that all graphic output contents of the first application can be displayed, but in different (smaller ) Dimensions as shown in Figure 2A.
- An advantage of this assignment of the display areas ABL and AB2 according to FIG. 2B is that on the one hand a user can continue his first application AP1 without loss of information, but due to the size of the display of the graphic content of the second application AP2, it is emphatically indicated that the rechargeable battery of the mobile phone MGF is empty and may need to be loaded or replaced. In other words, in addition to the foreground application, a background application can also be displayed without impairment.
- FIGS. 3A and 3B by means of which a second example for the management of the display area AZF of the display DSP is to be explained.
- a first application APl is executed in the form of a city plan service as first Applikati ⁇ on APl with graphic output content in Figure 2A, and therefore met this first application as the first display area OJ the entire display area AZF available becomes.
- a second application AP2 is executed, the well gra ⁇ fish output content ready ⁇ for display on the display DSP.
- the allocation of display areas OJ and AB2 ge ⁇ now place according to the following rules. First, it is determined that the application receives the larger display area, which first provides graphical content for output. This is the first application APl in this case. Another rule is that each application should be assigned a certain minimum size required for proper execution.
- the first display area OJ will now be adjusted or reduced so that just the minimum erforder ⁇ Liche size of the second display area AB2 is not set on the display surface such AZF.
- the first application AP1 has been allocated the majority of the display area AZF as a display area AB1
- the second application AP2 for displaying only status information here an MP3 player integrated in the mobile telephone MFG1
- FIGS. 4A and 4B show a third example for managing the display area AZF of the display DSP of a mobile telephone MFG. Is spot output ⁇ as in the previous examples in Figure 4A, that a first application APl performs a Stadtplandienst from ⁇ , as the display area OJ the entire display area of the display AZF DSP has been assigned. Now, via the network infrastructure N (cf., FIG.
- an advertising message is sent to the mobile telephone MFG 2 by the network operator, which is to be displayed by a second application AP 2.
- a second application AP 2 As shown in Figure 4B, it is to lead to the application AP2 for For ⁇ again necessary to reduce the first display area OJ.
- the second display area AB2 is now assigned to the second application AP2 in which finally the message of the network operator can be seen.
- the rules for managing the display area should Darge according to this example ⁇ be inserted.
- the second application AP2 received a higher priority than the first application APl.
- a minimum required display area is to be assigned to both applications, whereby the application with the higher priority should in each case be assigned the minimum required display area.
- the application which first provided graphical content for output gets the larger display area available, since this application is seen as the foreground application.
- the second display area AB2 is now the minimum required display area for the second application AP2, and is the first display area OJ the maximum left geb Kunststoffe- ne area of the display surface without the second AZF issebe ⁇ rich AB2.
- the foreground application AP1 is impaired only to a slight extent by the execution of the second application AP2 or by the display of its contents.
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