JP2005149261A - Mobile terminal device and diary creating program - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To use sentences or the like which a user intends, to automatically create a diary. <P>SOLUTION: When creation of a scheduled dairy is instructed after a future day is selected from a schedule book, a screen for the scheduled diary is displayed on a display means, and schedule information of which the information volume is designated by the user is displayed to create the scheduled dairy. When creation of a dairy on the day is instructed, a scheduled dairy of the same day as the dairy on the day is read out, and schedule information of the scheduled dairy is stuck to a screen for the dairy on the day to create the dairy on the day, and this dairy on the day is uploaded to a database on a prescribed network. Thus schedule information preliminarily selected by the user in the stage of scheduled dairy creation can be inserted to the dairy on the day, and a dairy wherein sentences or the like which the user intends are inserted is automatically created. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a mobile terminal device and a diary creation program suitable for application to, for example, a mobile phone, a PHS phone (PHS: Personal Handyphone System), a PDA device (PDA: Personal Digital Assistant) having a communication function, and the like.

  Conventionally, in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-331639, an automatic diary creation system that automatically creates a diary using the Internet has been proposed.

  When using this diary automatic creation system, a user operates his / her personal computer device and registers attributes such as his / her residence area, hobbies, preferences, and schedules in advance in a user database on the Internet.

  The diary creation program refers to the weather information database and the current affairs information database based on the attributes of the user's residence area, hobbies, preferences, schedules, etc. registered in this user database. Detect data corresponding to user attributes. And the diary which inserted these detected data is created. Thereby, the basic part of the diary according to the user's hobbies, preferences, etc. is automatically created.

  The user can browse the automatically created diary at any time by accessing the diary creation program by operating the personal computer device, and it is also possible to make corrections. Yes.

JP 2001-331639 (2nd page: FIG. 1)

  However, the conventional automatic diary creation system represented by Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-31639 only inserts a schedule into the diary automatically, so that a sentence not intended by the user is inserted or the number of characters is forcibly limited. There was a problem that it was difficult to edit later.

  In addition, since the conventional automatic diary creation system is a system based on the premise that a diary is created by operating a personal computer device, an environment in which the user can operate the personal computer device, such as when going out, is used. If not, there was a problem that the diary could not be created. This problem is particularly noticeable in the case of a user who is frequently on a business trip or going out.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and can automatically create a diary using sentences intended by the user, and can easily create a diary even from a business trip destination or a place to go. An object of the present invention is to provide a portable terminal device and a diary creation program that can be used.

  In the present invention, when a reservation diary creation instruction is made by the user after a future date is selected by the user from the schedule book in which at least date information and schedule information are stored by the operation means by the reservation diary forming means. The reservation diary screen is displayed on the display means, and at the position on the reservation diary screen designated by the user via the operation means, the amount of information designated by the user via the operation means is displayed. The schedule information is displayed to form a reservation diary.

  The storage means indicates at least date information indicating a future date selected by the user, and a display position of the schedule information on the reservation diary screen among the information related to the reservation diary formed by the reservation diary forming means. Display position information and link information for reading out schedule information to be displayed at the display position from the schedule book are stored as reservation diary information.

  Then, when an instruction to create a current day diary is made by the user via the operation means, the current day diary forming means determines the date of the current day diary based on the date information of the reservation diary information stored in the storage means. The display position information and the link information on the same date are read, and the schedule information is read from the schedule book based on the link information, and the read schedule information is displayed at the display position indicated by the display position information. A diary is formed by displaying the diary screen on the display means. The diary is uploaded by the communication means to a database on a predetermined network.

  According to the present invention, the control unit controls the communication unit to upload the reservation diary information for the past, among the reservation diary information stored in the storage unit, to the database. The reservation diary information for the past is deleted from the storage means.

  According to the present invention, schedule information reserved for insertion by a user at the stage of making a reservation diary can be inserted into the day diary at the stage of making the day diary. For this reason, it is possible to automatically create a daily diary in which schedule information desired by the user is inserted.

  In addition, if the schedule information is held at the reservation diary creation stage, there is a disadvantage that the same schedule information is held twice in the schedule book and the reservation diary. The schedule information reserved to be inserted is held as link information for reading the schedule from the schedule book. For this reason, it is possible to prevent the storage area of the storage unit from being compressed by holding the same schedule information twice.

  Further, by applying the present invention to a mobile terminal device such as a mobile phone, a PHS phone (PHS: Personal Handyphone System), a PDA device (PDA: Personal Digital Assistant) having a communication function, etc. Thus, simply by selecting desired schedule information and creating a reservation diary, the contents of this reservation diary can be reflected in the current day diary. For this reason, it is possible to easily create a diary even from a business trip destination or a go-out destination.

  In the present invention, the control means uploads the reservation diary information for the past to a database on the network, and deletes the uploaded reservation diary information for the past from the storage means. Thereby, the reservation diary information for the past can be deleted from the storage means in the form of being saved again in the database on the network. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the inconvenience of the storage area of the storage unit being compressed due to an increase in the reservation diary information for the past.

  The present invention can be applied to a mobile phone that creates a diary to be uploaded to a database provided on a predetermined network such as the Internet.

[System configuration]
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an information processing system having a diary creation function that enables the creation of a diary by the mobile phone according to the embodiment of the present invention and the saving of the created and uploaded diary. is there.

  In this information processing system, information that a user handles on a daily basis can be handled seamlessly between various information processing (one information can be shared among a plurality of information processing). For this reason, schedules, images, and the like saved by the user in a database on the network can be used for a diary created by the mobile phone.

  Specifically, this information processing system includes a server system 1 including a plurality of server devices, a communication system 2 that enables communication using a mobile device, and a home network provided in a user's house. The system 3 is configured to be connected to each other via a network such as the Internet 4.

[Server system]
In the case of this information processing system, “device”, “information”, and “communication” are considered as objects to be contacted by the user in daily life, and the server system 1 is used as each device of the home network system 3. A control server device 5 for controlling the information, a decoration server device 6 for managing information such as each user's address book and a schedule book, and a communication server device 7 for managing communication of each of the above systems 1 to 3. Yes. In this way, by providing each server device 5 to 7 provided for each target, it is possible to distribute the load applied to the server system.

  In this example, the server system 1 is composed of three server devices 5 to 7 that are physically divided. However, the server system 1 is provided with one server device, and the server, the information, Each communication may be managed.

  Further, four or more server devices may be provided, and each device may share the above devices, information, and communication. In this case, since the load applied to the server system 1 is distributed to many server devices, the load applied to each server device can be further reduced.

[Control server device]
The control server device 5 includes information indicating devices installed in the user's home such as a television receiver, a video tape recorder device, an air conditioner device, a personal computer device, etc. owned by each user, and each device. Command information and the like for remotely operating is stored.

  For example, when remote operation information is transmitted from a user using a mobile device such as a mobile phone, the control server device 5 performs remote operation control on a specified device based on the transmitted remote operation information.

  In this example, the control server device 5 is provided on the server system 1 side, and each user's device is collectively controlled remotely. However, the control server device 5 is provided on the home network system 3 side. You may do it. In this case, the control server device 5 operates as a server device dedicated to the user.

[Decoration Server Device]
The decoration server device 6 has a database 8 (DB) for storing personally owned data of each user.

  Specifically, each user has personally owned data such as “scrapbook”, “schedule book”, “diary book”, “phone book”, and “address book”. For example, uploading is performed via a client terminal such as a personal computer device or a mobile device (such as a mobile phone). The decoration server device 6 stores the uploaded data in the database 8 for each user.

  The scrapbook includes, for example, “arbitrary character strings” such as memos and sentences input by the user, “program data (title, channel, broadcast date, performers, etc.) of electronic program guide downloaded from a predetermined site. ) ”, Still image data such as JPEG format (Joint Photographic Expert Group), GIF format (Graphics Interchange Format) and its title data, moving image data such as MPEG format (Moving Picture Experts Group) and its title data ( Hereinafter, various data desired by the user such as “image data”) are written in the still image data and the moving image data.

  In the schedule book, for example, the title of each schedule such as waiting and meeting, the date and time of each schedule, the contents (details) of each schedule, and the like are written.

  In the diary, sentences such as events that occurred to the user that day and desired images (stickers, icons, desired still images, etc.) are recorded. As will be described later, the schedule data of the schedule book can be linked as the data of the diary book, and a desired date and a desired sentence (schedule content) are selected from the schedule book. When recorded in the "Reservation Diary", when editing the "Current Day Diary", the desired text, etc. previously recorded in the "Reservation Diary" is automatically inserted into the corresponding day diary. .

  In the telephone book and the address book, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses of acquaintances, friends, companies, etc. of the respective users are written.

[Communication server device]
The communication server device 7 acquires “news (= information on the Internet)” such as weather information, timetables of trains and buses, constellation fortunes, stock price information, location information, etc. from a predetermined site on the Internet, and these are acquired. Store in database 18. These pieces of information are provided to each user's personal computer device via the Internet 4 and also provided to a mobile device such as a mobile phone via the mobile server device 11.

  In addition, a free space such as an electronic bulletin board (BBS: Bulletin Board System) is provided on the communication server device 7 or the mobile server device 11, and data permitted to be disclosed by the user (shared data). Alternatively, the above-mentioned news acquired from a predetermined site may be uploaded.

  When it is desired to use free space in a predetermined group, the group registration is performed, the group ID is issued, and the shared space on the server device 7 lent to the group is used by the users in the group. Become.

[Information format]
The personally owned data and each information are described based on the XML format (XML: eXtensible Markup Language) as an example. Since the XML format can uniquely define a tag, it is possible to process a simple document as “data”.

  For example, if this XML format is used, contents can be expressed in a structure that is easy for humans to understand, such as “<date and time>”, and “schema (XML Schema etc.)” can be used to indicate <date and time>. The “number” described in the tag can be used as “numerical data representing date and time” of a predetermined application.

For this reason, the above personal possession data and each information
Note <Memo />
Schedule <Title /><Date / Time><Contents/>
Program data <Title /><Date / time><Channel/>
Image <Title /> Binary data (in XML notation, converted to MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions))
And so on.

  In the case of personally owned data, each user uploads to the database 8 using a mobile device such as a mobile phone described below or a personal computer device at home. Since the uploaded personal possession data is expressed in XML as described above, for example, the schedule data of the schedule book and the image data of the scrapbook are used for the data of the reservation diary and the diary of the day. It is possible to handle seamlessly between information processing (between different systems).

[Communications system]
In the case of this information processing system, a mobile phone 9 is used as an example of a mobile device (portable terminal device). Therefore, FIG. 1 shows a simplified system configuration of a mobile phone company as the communication system 2.

  Specifically, the communication system 2 includes a base station 10 that relays wireless communication of the mobile phone 9 and a mobile server device 11 that performs communication control for the server system 1 and the home network system 3. It is comprised by connecting mutually via.

  In addition to the cellular phone 9, information from other devices such as a personal computer device and a PDA device can be uploaded to each of the server devices 5 to 7 of the server system 1. However, information uploaded from a device with high information processing capability such as a personal computer device often has a large amount of information. The mobile server device 11 has an information amount conversion function. When the information amount is large, the mobile server device 11 converts the information into an information amount that can be processed by the mobile phone 9 and transmits the information to the mobile phone 9.

  In this example, the description will be made assuming that the mobile phone 9 is used as a mobile device. For example, a PHS phone (PHS: Personal Handyphone System), a PDA device having a communication function (PDA: Personal Digital Assistants), or a communication function is used. Other mobile devices such as a portable (notebook type) personal computer device provided may be used.

[Home network system]
The in-home network system 3 is constructed by using middleware such as Universal Plug and Play (UPnP), Genie (Jini), HAVi (HAVi), etc. The personal computer device 13 (PC), the air conditioner device 14 (AC), the television receiver 15 (TV), the video tape recorder device 16 (VTR), etc. ) Is connected to the home network 17.

  The control server device 5 of the server system 1 controls the operation of each remote operation device via the Internet 4 and the home network 17 based on the remote operation of the mobile phone 9.

[Mobile phone]
The mobile phone 9 performs communication based on, for example, W-CDMA (Wideband-Code Division Multiple Access), and has the configuration shown in FIG.

  In FIG. 2, the radio frequency signal transmitted from the base station 10 of the communication system 2 is received by the antenna 41 of the mobile phone 9, and then received by the receiving circuit 43 (RX) via the antenna duplexer 42 (DUP). ).

  The receiving circuit 43 mixes the received local oscillation signal supplied from the frequency synthesizer 44 (SYN) and the radio frequency signal received by the antenna 41, and converts the radio frequency signal into an intermediate frequency signal. The CDMA signal processing unit 46 is supplied.

  The frequency of the reception local oscillation signal output from the frequency synthesizer 44 is controlled by a control signal SYC from the control unit 52.

  The CDMA signal processing unit 46 performs orthogonal demodulation processing on the received intermediate frequency signal and also performs despreading processing using a spreading code (PN code) assigned to the receiving channel. The data is converted into reception data in a predetermined format corresponding to the data rate and supplied to the code processing unit 47. The CDMA signal processing unit 46 supplies information indicating the data rate of the received data to the control unit 52 as the received data rate.

  The code processing unit 47 performs a decompression process on the reception data supplied from the CDMA signal processing unit 46 according to the reception data rate notified from the control unit 52, and then performs a decoding process using Viterbi decoding or the like The baseband received data is reproduced by performing error correction decoding processing.

  The PCM code processing unit 48 performs different signal processing according to the type of communication (voice communication, data communication) supplied from the control unit 52.

  Specifically, at the time of voice communication, the reception data supplied from the code processing unit 47 is subjected to PCM decoding processing and an analog reception signal is output. The analog reception signal is amplified by the reception amplifier 49 and then output through the speaker unit 50.

  During data communication, the reception data supplied from the code processing unit 47 is supplied to the control unit 52. The control unit 52 stores the received data in the memory 53. If necessary, the received data is output to a PDA device (PDA: Personal Digital Assistance) or a notebook personal computer via an external interface (not shown).

  Next, the voice of the speaker during voice communication is collected by the microphone unit 51 and amplified to an appropriate level by the transmission amplifier 54. Then, after PCM encoding processing is performed by the PCM code processing unit 48, it is supplied to the code processing unit 47 as transmission data.

  Further, data output from a PDA device or notebook personal computer, or image data supplied from a digital camera device is supplied to the control unit 52 via an external interface, and the control unit 52 sends a PCM code processing unit 48. To the code processing unit 47.

  Further, electronic mail (mobile mail), scrapbook, schedule book, reservation diary, and daily diary data are also supplied to the control unit 52 and supplied from the control unit 52 to the code processing unit 47 via the PCM code processing unit 48. Is done.

  At the time of voice communication, the code processing unit 47 detects the energy amount of the input voice based on the transmission data supplied from the PCM code processing unit 48, and determines the data rate based on the detection result. Then, the transmission data is compressed into a burst signal having a format corresponding to the data rate, further subjected to error correction coding processing, and then supplied to the CDMA signal processing unit 46.

  Also, the code processing unit 47 compresses the transmission data supplied from the PCM code processing unit 48 into a burst signal having a format corresponding to a preset data rate during data communication, and further performs error correction coding. The processed signal is supplied to the CDMA signal processing unit 46. Note that the data rate at the time of voice communication and data communication is notified to the control unit 52 as the transmission data rate.

  The CDMA signal processing unit 46 performs spreading processing on the burst signal compressed by the code processing unit 47 using the PN code assigned to the transmission channel. Then, quadrature modulation processing is performed on the spread coded transmission signal, and this quadrature modulation signal is supplied to the transmission circuit 45 (TX).

  The transmission circuit 45 mixes the orthogonal modulation signal with the transmission local oscillation signal supplied from the frequency synthesizer 44 and converts it into a radio frequency signal. Then, the transmission circuit 45 amplifies only the effective portion of the radio frequency signal based on the transmission data rate notified from the control unit 52, and outputs it as a transmission radio frequency signal. The transmission radio frequency signal output from the transmission circuit 45 is supplied to the antenna 41 via the antenna duplexer 42, and is burst transmitted from the antenna 41 toward the base station 10 of the communication system 2.

  The operation unit 55 includes a jog dial 21 (rotation operation key) for performing a rotation operation shown in FIG. 1, a right soft key 23R and a left soft key 23L for performing a pressing operation, a numeric keypad, a call key, an off-hook key, an on-hook key, Each operation key is provided.

  As will be described later, the control unit 9 monitors the current time based on the timing information from the timer 56 and controls the display of the current time on the display unit 55. The information of the reservation diary that has become is uploaded to the database 8 of the decoration server device 6 via the communication system 2.

[System operation]
When using this information processing system, the user information is first issued to the mobile server device 11 of the communication system 2 to receive user identification information (user ID) and a predetermined password, and the information processing system The application programs such as remote control, telephone book, and scrapbook are downloaded and executed on the mobile phone 9 side.

[user registration]
First, when the user accesses the mobile server device 11 by operating the mobile phone 9, the mobile server device 11 transmits information on a screen for designating user registration together with a user ID and password input screen to the mobile phone 9. Is done.

  When the user registration is designated by the user, the mobile server device 11 transmits an input screen of predetermined items necessary for the user registration to the user's mobile phone 9.

  The user inputs predetermined items on this input screen and returns them to the mobile server device 11. The mobile server device 11 checks the input items returned from the user, and issues a user ID and a predetermined password to the user when there are no deficiencies in the input items. Thereby, user registration is completed.

  The mobile server device 11 registers this user ID and password in the database 31 (DB) together with the portable terminal number and the input items described above, and refers to it when the user wishes to log in to the system next time. .

  In this example, the mobile server device 11 issues and manages a user ID and password corresponding to a mobile device such as the mobile phone 9, but other terminal devices such as a personal computer device are used. When the user registration is performed, the user ID and password may be issued and managed by the communication server device 7 or the like, for example.

[Initial setting]
Next, when the user registration is normally completed as described above, the mobile server device 11 shifts to an initial setting mode for selecting a background, an agent, and the like used by the user following the user registration. In this initial setting mode, the mobile server device 11 sequentially transmits a “background selection screen” and an “agent selection screen”.

  Each selection screen is provided with a plurality of options, and the user operates the mobile phone 9 to select a desired background and an agent to be used from the plurality of options. When this selection is made, information indicating the background and the agent selected by the user is transmitted from the mobile phone 9 to the mobile server device 11.

  The mobile server device 11 registers each information such as the background transmitted from the user's mobile phone 9 in the database 31 in association with the user ID and password. Thus, the initial setting is completed, and the application program such as the “schedule book”, “reservation diary”, and “daily diary” can be executed on the mobile phone 9 side.

[Download application program]
First, when the user designates execution of a desired application program by operating the operation unit 55, the control unit 52 requests the mobile server apparatus 11 to download the application program for the schedule book.

  When the download request is made, the mobile server device 11 returns a user ID and password input screen to the mobile phone 9. The control unit 52 of the mobile phone 9 controls display of the user ID and password input screen on the display unit 20 and transmits them to the mobile server device 11 when the user ID and password are input by the user.

  The mobile server device 11 performs user authentication by collating the user ID and password transmitted from the mobile phone 9 with the user ID and password registered in the database 31, and identifies the user. Then, the application program designated by the user is transmitted to the mobile phone 9 of the user. The control unit 52 of the mobile phone 9 stores and controls the transmitted application program in the memory 53.

[Restrictions at first startup]
Here, when the download of the application program is completed in this way, the application program can be executed. However, each application program used in the system is not manually activated only by the first activation. However, the mobile phone device 11 is activated for the first time after receiving the mobile mail for activation transmitted from the mobile server device 11 on the mobile phone side.

  For this reason, when the transmission of the application program is completed, the mobile server device 11 forms a mobile mail in which information (starting information) for instructing the start of the application program is added to the header information, and as an attached file of the mobile mail The background ID, agent ID, item ID, and the like selected by the user read from the database 31 are attached and transmitted to the mobile mail address of the user.

  When the mobile phone 9 receives the mobile mail, the control unit 52 of the mobile phone 9 searches the header information, and when the startup information is added to the header information, the control of the application stored in the memory 53 is controlled.

  The control unit 52 operates based on the activated application program, so that the background ID, the agent ID, and the item are attached from the attached file of the mobile mail to which the information instructing the activation of the application program has been added. And the transmission control of the ID to the mobile server device 11 is performed. Upon receiving each ID, the mobile server device 11 returns a background image, an agent image, and an image of each item corresponding to each ID to the user's mobile phone 9.

  Upon receiving these images, the control unit 52 of the mobile phone 9 controls display of the images on the display unit 20 based on the application program. As a result, the background, agent, and item images previously selected by the user at the time of the initial setting are displayed on the display unit 20.

  The control unit 52 stores the background ID, the agent ID, and the item ID transmitted from the mobile server device 11 at the first activation of the application program in the memory 53, and the next activation operation is performed next time. When the application is activated, the activation of the application is controlled, or when the activation information is detected from the header information of the mobile mail, the application is automatically activated, and each ID stored in the memory 53 is stored in the mobile server device 11. Send. Then, each image corresponding to each ID returned from the mobile server device 11 is captured and displayed on the display unit 20.

  Since the image information such as the background image and the agent image has a large amount of data, storing the background image and the agent image in the memory 53 causes the storage capacity of the memory 53 to be reduced. In this case, since the ID corresponding to each image is stored and the actual image is downloaded from the mobile server device 11, the inconvenience of pressing the storage capacity of the memory 53 can be prevented.

[Specific example of display screen]
FIG. 3 shows an example of the display screen displayed in this way. FIG. 3 shows an example in which the background image of the stump-like stage is selected by the user as the background image. Also, in FIG. 3, a fairy type agent EG is selected as the agent image, and items 31 of the schedule book, item 32 of the day diary (items that specify direct editing work of the day diary), An example in which a diary item 33, a seal box item 34 (seal: an image such as a mark pasted on a diary), and a transporter item 35, which is an item for designating data transfer between applications, are displayed. Show.

  The control unit 52 controls the movement and display of the cursor CR for each item in response to the rotation operation of the jog dial 21, and when the jog dial 21 is pressed, the application of the item selected by the cursor CR is selected. Start control. That is, the user operates the jog dial 21 to move the cursor CR to a desired item, and presses the jog dial 21 to designate activation of a desired application.

[schedule book]
When viewing or editing the schedule book on such a display screen, the user rotates the jog dial 21 of the mobile phone 9 to move the cursor CR on the display screen to the item 31 of the schedule book, and the jog dial. 21 is pressed. When this pressing operation is detected, the control unit 52 displays an animation in which the agent EG walks to the vicinity of the display position of the item 31 of the schedule book, and displays the item 31 of the schedule book with high luminance. Thereby, it can be made to recognize that the schedule book was selected with respect to the user.

  Further, the control unit 52 activates the application program of the schedule book item 31 together with such an animation display, and the schedule data of the user's schedule book is transmitted to the mobile server device 11 based on the application program. Make a download request.

  When this download request is made, the mobile server device 11 transmits a user ID and password input screen to the user's mobile phone 9. When the user ID and password are returned from the user's mobile phone 9, the user's schedule data is communicated with the decoration server device 6 after the user authentication, and stored in the database 8 of the decoration server device 6. Import. Then, the schedule data is transmitted to the user's mobile phone 9. The control unit 52 of the cellular phone 9 temporarily stores the received schedule data in the memory 53 based on the application program of the item 31 of the activated schedule book, and displays a calendar described below as an initial screen. The display is controlled to 20.

  FIG. 4A shows an initial screen of this schedule book. As shown in FIG. 4A, when displaying the schedule book, the control unit 52 displays the calendar of the month to which the day on which the display of the schedule book is designated belongs as the initial screen on the display unit 20. FIG. 4A shows an example of a calendar for “May 2003”.

  When displaying this calendar, the control unit 52 displays a date past the corresponding day with a semi-luminance (may be displayed with a translucent display or a different display color), and the corresponding day and the subsequent date. Future dates are displayed at full brightness. For example, in this calendar, if May 20 is the current day, the controller 52 displays the dates from May 1 to May 19 in half-brightness, and May 20 to May 31. The date up to is displayed at full brightness.

  In addition, the control unit 52 pastes and displays a predetermined color and regular square image corresponding to the number of registered schedules on the date on which the schedule data is registered. Specifically, in the case of this calendar, three schedules are registered for the date of May 20, and one schedule is registered for each of the dates of May 25, 30, and 31. An example is shown. Since three schedules are registered on May 20, the control unit 52 superimposes three regular square images, slightly shifts each image along the diagonal line, and is positioned at the top. By displaying the date on the image, it is displayed that three schedules are registered on May 20th. In addition, when the two or more regular square images are displayed, the control unit 52 displays images with gradually higher transparency from the image located at the top to the image located at the bottom. As a result, each image is displayed in such a manner that the color gradually increases from the lowermost image to the uppermost image.

  When one schedule is registered, the control unit 52 pastes and displays one regular square image on the date, and when two schedules are registered, the control unit 52 described above. If two or more of the above-mentioned regular square images are pasted on the date and displayed, and if more than three schedules are registered, they are slightly shifted as described above. The three regular square images are pasted and displayed on the date (= even if three or more schedules are registered, three regular square images are displayed).

  Next, when registering or editing a schedule, the user rotates the jog dial 21 to move the cursor CR on the calendar to the current day or a future date, and presses the jog dial 21. When this pressing operation is detected, the control unit 52 reads the “title” from the memory 53 and displays it from the “title” and “detail (content)” of the schedule corresponding to the date selected by the cursor movement operation. Display control is performed on the unit 20.

  FIG. 4B shows an example of a display screen for the “title” of this schedule. The display screen shown in FIG. 4B shows an example of the “title” display screen of the schedule on May 31, 2003 (Saturday: SAT). The schedule is registered, the schedule of the title “10:00 to 21:00 is“ go to concert ”is registered, and the schedule of the title“ 2ch (channel) continuous drama ”is 21: 0 to 21:54 Is registered, and the schedule of the title “birthday dinner” is registered from 21: 00 to 21: 54.

  The user confirms the schedule for May 31 by viewing the display screen of the “title” of this schedule. When editing such as addition or deletion, the jog dial 21 is rotated to move the cursor CR on the display screen onto the title to be edited, and the jog dial 21 is pressed. When this pressing operation is detected, the control unit 52 controls the display unit 20 to display editing menus such as “edit”, “copy”, and “delete” as shown in FIG. When the jog dial 21 is rotated by the user, the cursor CR on the display screen is moved to the display position of the character “edit”, and the jog dial 21 is pressed, the control unit 52 performs the operation shown in FIG. The “detail (contents)” corresponding to the schedule selected on the “title” display screen of () is read from the memory 53 and displayed on the display unit 20.

  FIG. 4D is an example of the “detail (content)” display screen of this schedule. As can be seen from FIG. 4D, the “detail (content)” display screen includes a time input area (19:00 to 21:00), a title input area (go to the concert), and details input. An area, an alarm ON / OFF setting input area (ON), and an alarm input time area (10 minutes before) are displayed. The user operates the jog dial 21 to move the cursor CR on the display screen to an input area for editing, and presses the jog dial 21.

  When this pressing operation is detected, the control unit 52 displays an input screen of the input area selected by the cursor CR on the display unit 20, and associates detailed data (content data) input by the user with the schedule. The memory 53 is controlled to be stored. When the end of the application program of the schedule book is designated by the user, the schedule data stored in this memory is transmitted to the mobile server device 11. The mobile server device 11 transmits this schedule data to the decoration server device 6. Thereby, the schedule of the content edited by the user is registered in the schedule book of the database 8 of the decoration server device 6.

  In addition, the control part 52 will delete the schedule data memorize | stored in the memory 53, if transmission of the said schedule data is completed. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the inconvenience that the storage area of the memory 53 is compressed by the schedule data, and the storage area of the memory 53 can be effectively used for other tasks.

[Reservation Diary]
Here, the control unit 52 controls the display of the “detail (content)” display screen of the schedule, as shown in FIG. 4D, in the area at the lower right corner of the display screen, Control display of characters. This means that when the right soft key 23R shown in FIG. 1 is pressed, a “reservation diary” application for creating a diary to be recorded in the future is activated.

  However, although it is created in advance, it is difficult to accurately predict events that may occur in the future and to write future diaries. For this reason, in the case of this information processing system, by using schedule data in the schedule book for the reservation diary, a reservation diary that roughly corresponds to an incident that may occur in the future is created (= Schedule data is used seamlessly between the schedule book and reservation diary applications.)

  That is, when the control unit 52 controls the display of the “detail (content)” display screen of the schedule and detects the pressing operation of the right soft key 23, the control unit 52 is based on the reservation diary application program stored in the memory 53. Then, for example, a display screen of the reservation diary editing screen as shown in FIG.

  As an example, the control unit 52 displays the reservation diary editing screen with a night view as shown in FIG. 5A and a diary reservation date and cursor CR at the top of the display screen. Control display. In the case of this example, as described with reference to FIGS. 4B to 4D, the reservation diary is specified when editing the schedule on May 31, 2003 (Saturday). Will be displayed as “2003/05/31 (SAT)”.

  In the example shown in FIG. 5A, the characters “birthday dinner” and a coffee cup sticker (image) are pasted. It means you have gone. That is, when displaying the reservation diary editing screen, the control unit 52 displays the reservation diary editing screen in which the character or image input at the time of previous editing of the reservation diary exists. It has become.

  When this reservation diary editing screen is displayed, the user can set the schedule data pasting start position by using the right key 22R or the left key provided on the left and right of the jog dial 21 shown in FIG. By pressing 22L, the cursor CR is moved to a desired position on the display screen as indicated by the arrow in FIG. Then, when the cursor CR is moved to a desired position on the display screen, the jog dial 21 is pressed. When detecting the pressing operation of the jog dial 21, the controller 52 controls the memory 53 to store the current position of the cursor CR in the memory 53 as the schedule data pasting start position.

  Next, when the pasting start position of the schedule data is determined in this way, the user presses the right key 22R. When detecting the pressing operation of the right key 22R, the control unit 52 corresponds to the data amount corresponding to the pressing operation amount (the number of pressing operations) of the right key 22R among the schedule data of the corresponding day stored in the memory 53. Paste the schedule data on the display screen and display it.

  More specifically, in this example, “title” and “detail (content)” can be described as a schedule as described above, but only “title” is described in the control unit 52. In this case, the cursor CR is extended and displayed according to the number of pressing operations of the right key 22R, and the schedule data of the “title” is pasted on the display screen according to the number of pressing operations of the right key 22R. indicate. In addition, when “title” and “detail (content)” are described, the control unit 52 gives priority to the schedule data of “detail (content)” and responds to the number of pressing operations of the right key 22R. The cursor CR is extended and displayed, and the schedule data of “details (contents)” is pasted and displayed on the display screen according to the number of pressing operations of the right key 22R.

  In the example shown in FIGS. 4B to 4D, only the “title” “go to concert” is described as a schedule. For this reason, every time the right key 22R is pressed, the control unit 52 extends and displays the cursor CR as shown in FIGS. 5C and 5D, and schedule data for this title is displayed. Each character is controlled to be displayed on the display screen such as “C”, “N”, “SA”, “-”, “G”, etc.

  As described above, the control unit 52 extends and displays the cursor CR in accordance with the number of pressing operations of the right key 22R. However, the extension of the cursor CR is performed only for the data amount of the schedule data. It has become. That is, in the example shown in FIGS. 4B to 4D, since the text “go to concert” is registered as the schedule data, all the characters “go to concert” are displayed. Thereafter, the controller 52 is configured not to accept the pressing operation of the right key 22R. In this case, the control unit 52 accepts the pressing operation of the left key 22L, and displays “ku”, “row”, “ni”, “g”,... In each order when the left key 22L is pressed once. Erase the characters.

  Next, the user presses the jog dial 21 when schedule data for a desired amount of data is displayed on the display screen. When the pressing operation of the jog dial 21 is detected, the control unit 52 displays the cursor CR at the end of the displayed schedule data and registers the reservation diary input by the user as shown in FIG. Waits for decision operation.

(Attaching the seal)
Next, in the reservation diary, a desired image such as an image corresponding to the schedule can be pasted. Specifically, when the reservation diary editing screen is displayed as shown in FIGS. 5A to 5E, the control unit 52 displays the characters “Seal” in the display area at the lower right of the display screen. . This means that when the right soft key 23R is pressed, a desired image selection and paste mode is entered.

  When the control unit 52 detects the pressing operation of the right soft key 23R when displaying the reservation diary editing screen, the control unit 52 stores a plurality of seals stored in the memory 53 as seals of the seal box (see reference numeral 34 in FIG. 3). Display control of the image on the display unit 20 is performed. FIG. 6A shows an example of this seal image.

  When the image of the sticker is displayed, the user operates the jog dial 21, the right key 22R, and the left key 22L to move the cursor CR, select a desired sticker, and press the jog dial 21. When the controller 52 detects the pressing operation, as shown in FIG. 6B, the controller 52 displays the image of the sticker on which the cursor CR was positioned when the jog dial 21 is pressed on the reservation diary editing screen. Display control is performed in the center, and arrow images are displayed at the top, bottom, left and right positions of the seal image.

  In the image of this arrow, the sticking position of the sticker can be adjusted up and down by rotating the jog dial 21, and the sticking position of the sticker can be adjusted by pressing the right key 22R or the left key 22L. Shows that it can be adjusted. For this reason, the user operates the jog dial 21, the right key 22R or the left key 22L to adjust the sticking position of the image of the selected sticker, and when the sticker image reaches a desired position, the jog dial 21 Is pressed.

  The control unit 52 moves and displays the image of the sticker according to the operation of the jog dial 21, the right key 22R or the left key 22L. When the control unit 52 detects the pressing operation of the jog dial 21, the control unit 52 detects the pressing operation of the jog dial 21. The image of the sticker is pasted and displayed at the position where the image was located. Thereby, a desired image (seal) can be pasted to a desired position in the reservation diary. For example, FIG. 6C shows an example in which an image of a musical note sticker is pasted next to the word “concert”.

(Overwrite characters)
Next, if the display position of the character entered in the subsequent editing overlaps the display position of the character entered in the previous editing, the character entered in the previous editing is entered in the later editing. The characters to be overwritten are overwritten.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 7A, the characters “birthday dinner” are input at the time of the previous editing, and the characters “concert” are placed around the second row of the characters “birthday dinner”. However, if the user wants to delete the word “concert” and instead enter the word “go to concert” above the word “birthday dinner”, Delete the character “Concert” that was input earlier, move the cursor CR one step above the character “Birthday Dinner” as shown in FIG. The key 22R is pressed.

  By this pressing operation, the control unit 52 extends the cursor CR and displays the schedule data “go to concert” one character at a time. In this case, as shown in FIG. The character “ku” overlaps with the character “birth” among the characters “birthday dinner” inputted previously. In this case, the control unit 52 displays the characters “ku” overwriting the characters “birth”, and the text of “birthday dinner to go to concert” is registered as reservation diary data. Recognize.

(Retention of link information)
Next, schedule data and stickers are pasted on the reservation diary in this way, and when the creation of the reservation diary is completed, the user presses the jog dial 21. When the pressing operation of the jog dial 21 is detected, the control unit 52 reads out the “pasting start position” and “pasting end position” of the schedule data pasted in the reservation diary and the pasted schedule data. In the case where there is a sticker attached to the schedule data and the attached sticker, the link information for the sticker for reading the attached sticker from the sticker box is associated with the date of the reservation diary. To be stored in the memory 53.

  If the schedule data is held in the memory 53 at the stage of making the reservation diary, there is a disadvantage that the same schedule data is held twice in the schedule book and the reservation diary. The schedule data for which pasting is reserved by the user at the stage of creating the diary is held as link information for reading the schedule data from the schedule book. For this reason, it is possible to prevent the storage area of the memory 53 from being compressed by holding the same schedule data twice as described above.

(Uploading of reservation diary data equivalent to the past)
Next, when a reservation diary is created, the created reservation diary data (the link information etc.) is held in the memory 53 in this way. Of the data of each reservation diary that is held, the data of the reservation diary corresponding to the past is read from the memory 53 and uploaded to the mobile server device 11.

  Specifically, when the right soft key 23R is pressed while the “detail (content)” display screen of the schedule is displayed, the control unit 52 sets the current date based on the time measurement information from the timer 56. Detecting and detecting the reservation diary data for the past from the reservation diary data stored in the memory 53.

  That is, when the current date is May 20, 2003, the control unit 52 detects data of the reservation diary having a date before May 20, 2003 from the memory 53. In other words, the control unit 52 is not the date when the reservation diary is registered, but the data of the reservation diary in which the date designated to write the diary in the reservation diary has a date before May 20, 2003. Is detected from the memory 53 (= reservation diary data specifying a past date is detected). In this example, since May 20, 2003 corresponds to the current day, reservation diary data having a date of May 20 is not detected.

  When detecting the data of the reservation diary designating the past date, the control unit 52 transmits the data of the reservation diary for the past to the mobile server device 11. The mobile server device 11 transfers the reservation diary data for the past to the decoration server device 6. The decoration server device 6 stores the reservation diary data for the past in the database 8 as the user's diary data. As will be described later, the past diary data stored in the database 8 is inserted into the diary of the corresponding date and transmitted to the mobile phone 9 of the user when the user writes the past diary.

  It should be noted that uploading of the above-mentioned reservation diary data to the mobile server device 11 can be performed by “when diary creation is specified on the day”, “when sending / receiving mobile mail”, or “from the mobile server device 11 to a desired application. It may be performed other than when the reservation diary creation is specified, such as “when downloading a program” (the right soft key 23R is pressed while the “detail (content)” display screen of the above schedule is displayed. It may be done at other times.

(Reservation diary creation flow)
Hereinafter, a series of operations for creating such a reservation diary will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. This flowchart starts at the timing when the control unit 52 detects the display designation operation of the schedule book.

  In step S1, the control unit 52 controls the display unit 20 to display the calendar for the month shown in FIG. 4A based on the schedule book application program downloaded from the decoration server device 6 via the mobile server device 11. To do.

  When editing the schedule, such as inputting or changing the schedule, the user moves the cursor CR on the date on which the editing is to be performed, and presses the jog dial 21 to designate editing of the schedule (FIG. 4A to 4). (See (d)), in step S2, the control unit 52 determines whether or not such an operation for designating the schedule has been performed, and the process is performed at the timing when the operation for designating the schedule is detected. Proceed to S3.

  In step S <b> 3, as described with reference to FIG. 4D, the control unit 52 performs schedule data input processing according to the user's editing operation. In step S4, it is determined whether or not the user has performed an operation for designating the end of editing. When an operation for designating the end of editing is detected, the processing shown in the flowchart of FIG. 8 is terminated. To do.

  On the other hand, if the operation for designating the end of the editing is not detected in step S4, the control unit 52 determines whether or not the right soft key 23R is pressed in step S5, so that the application for the reservation diary is determined. It is determined whether or not a program start instruction has been issued. When an instruction to activate the reservation diary application program is issued, the reservation diary editing screen described with reference to FIG. 5A is displayed on the display unit 20 in step S6.

  Next, in step S7, the control unit 52 controls the reservation diary data corresponding to the past among the reservation diary data stored in the memory 53 in parallel with the display control of the reservation diary editing screen. Detect the presence or absence. When the reservation diary data corresponding to the past is stored in the memory 53, the control unit 52 communicates with the mobile server device 11 in step S11, and the reservation diary data corresponding to the past is stored in the mobile server. In addition to uploading to the apparatus 11, in step S 12, the uploaded reservation diary data for the past is deleted from the memory 53. It should be noted that the reservation diary data corresponding to the uploaded past is transferred to the decoration server device 6 and stored in the database 8 as diary data as described above.

  Next, when the data of the reservation diary corresponding to the past is not stored in the memory 53, FIGS. 5 (a) to (e), FIGS. 6 (a) to (c) and FIGS. As described with reference to c), the control unit 52 puts the schedule data (or an image such as a seal) for the designated character at the position designated by the user input operation on the reservation diary editing screen. The display is controlled by pasting. Then, in step S9, it is determined whether or not such an operation for designating the end of editing the reservation diary has been performed. When there are “paste start position” and “paste end position” of the attached schedule data, “link information” for the schedule data for reading the attached schedule data, and a sticker attached The “link information”, “pasting start position”, and “pasting end position” for reading out the pasted sticker from the sticker box are stored in the memory 53 in association with the date of the reservation diary. Then, the process shown in the flowchart is finished.

[Diary on the day]
Next, the operation of writing a diary on the day on the mobile phone 9 will be described.

  First, when writing the diary on the day, the user operates the jog dial 21 to rotate the jog dial 21 and display the item 32 of the diary with the cursor CR when the display screen on which the agent EG and the items 31 to 35 shown in FIG. And the jog dial 21 is pressed. When this pressing operation is performed, the control unit 52 performs an animation display in which the agent EG walks to the vicinity of the display position of the current day diary item 32 and also displays the current day diary item 32 with high luminance. Thereby, it can be made to recognize that the diary was selected on the day.

  The control unit 52 activates the application program of the item 32 of the current day diary together with such animation display, and controls the display unit 20 to display the edit screen of the day diary based on the application program.

(Insert reservation diary)
Here, the control unit 52 detects the current date based on the timekeeping information from the timer 56 when displaying the edit screen of this day diary, and the data of the reservation diary corresponding to the current date is stored in the memory 53. It is determined whether or not it is stored. When the reservation diary data is stored in the memory 53, the control unit 52 accesses the schedule book based on the “link information” and reads the schedule data pasted in the reservation diary. Then, the schedule data is pasted at the positions indicated by the “pasting start position” and the “pasting end position” on the editing screen of the current day diary and displayed on the display unit 20.

  Further, when there is a sticker attached to the reservation diary, the control unit 52 accesses the sticker box based on the “link information” and reads an image of the sticker attached to the reservation diary. Then, the sticker image is pasted at a position indicated by “pasting start position” and “pasting end position” on the editing screen of the current day diary and displayed on the display unit 20.

  Thereby, the contents previously described by the user in the form of a reservation diary can be automatically inserted into the diary on the day.

  FIG. 9 shows an example of the editing screen for the current day diary displayed in this way. FIG. 9A shows the edit screen of the current day diary in which the contents of the reservation diary dated May 31, 2003 described above are inserted. For this reason, the characters “concert” and “birthday dinner” entered at the reservation diary stage are inserted in the editing screen of the diary for that day.

  In addition, the control unit 52 displays a toolbar along, for example, the right end of the editing screen. This tool bar, for example, a pencil image icon 60 selected when writing a desired character, a seal box image icon 61 selected when a desired sticker is pasted, and an image captured by the camera device are pasted. It consists of icons of a plurality of editing tools such as an icon 62 of the camera device image selected at the time and an icon 63 selected when designating an image (taste) as the background of the diary for the day.

  In the above description of the reservation diary, as shown in FIG. 5A, a sticker for the image of the coffee cup is pasted to the right of the word “birthday dinner”. Although it is also displayed on the edit screen, it should be understood that it is hidden by the toolbar on the edit screen of FIG.

(writing)
Next, when writing in such a diary on the same day, the user rotates the jog dial 21 to move the cursor CR to the display position of the pencil image icon 60 when the edit screen is displayed, The jog dial 21 is pressed. When this pressing operation is detected, the control unit 52 recognizes that writing has been designated, erases the toolbar, and controls the display of the cursor on the display screen.

  The user operates the jog dial 21 or the like to move the cursor to a position where writing of characters starts, and operates the operation unit 55 to input a desired character or the like. The control unit 52 controls the display of the input characters and the like from the position of the cursor.

  FIG. 9B shows an editing screen in which desired characters and the like are input in this way. In the case of this example, the text “Go” was added after the text “Concert” that was previously written as the scheduled diary, and “Birthday dinner” that was previously written as the scheduled diary. In this example, a sentence “Night is” is added before the sentence, and a sentence “It was” is added after the sentence “Birthday dinner”. That is, in this example, the texts “Concert” and “Birthday Dinner”, which are previously described as the scheduled diary, are edited into the text “I went to a concert. It was a birthday dinner at night”.

  In FIG. 9B, a sun image sticker is pasted in the upper right display area of the edit screen. This is a sticker indicating the weather of the day designated from the mobile server device 11 side. Is pasted.

  Specifically, the mobile server device 11 takes in weather information for each day by communicating with the communication server device 7 shown in FIG. The mobile server device 11 forms a weather ID corresponding to the weather of each day based on this weather information, and when creation of a diary for the day is designated from the mobile phone 9 side, a weather ID indicating the weather of the corresponding day is generated. Transmit to the mobile phone 9. When the control unit 52 of the mobile phone 9 receives this weather ID, the sticker specified by the weather ID is placed at a position close to the date display position on the edit screen of the current day diary based on the application program for that day diary. Paste and display. FIG. 9B is an example in which the day is “sunny”. In this case, a solar image sticker is affixed based on the weather ID from the mobile server device 11.

(Paste camera image)
Next, when pasting a desired camera image on such a day diary, the user presses the right soft key 23R to display the toolbar, moves the cursor CR, and moves the figure. The image icon 62 of the camera device shown in 9 (c) is selected and the jog dial 21 is pressed. When this pressing operation is detected, the control unit 52 controls the camera device provided in the mobile phone 9 so that it can capture an image. The user uses this camera device to capture an image of a desired subject to be pasted on the day diary.

  Next, when a desired subject is imaged by the camera device, the control unit 52 stores and controls the captured camera image in the memory 53, and performs a thinning process on the captured camera image. A camera image of a predetermined small size is formed. Then, as shown in FIG. 9D, the small-size camera image 71 is pasted and displayed on a predetermined area on the editing screen of the diary for the day. FIG. 9D shows an example in which the pasting area of the camera image is fixed to the area near the lower left of the date display area. The camera image pasting area may be designated by the user operating the jog dial 21 or the like.

  Here, as described above, the pasted area of the camera image is fixed to the area near the lower left of the date display area. In this example, the sentence “I went to a concert”. The pasting position overlaps with the pasted area of the fixed camera image.

  In this case, the controller 52 preferentially pastes the camera image to the fixed area as shown in FIG. 9 (d), and characters that overlap the camera image are pasted to the camera image. Redisplay in multiple steps in the area next to the area. As a result, the text “I went to a concert” that was displayed in the first row before pasting the camera image, and the text “To concert” in the first row after pasting the camera image. It is displayed and divided into a total of two levels, such as a sentence “I went” on the second level.

(Taste selection)
Next, in the case of this mobile phone 9, an image (taste) that becomes the background of the text of the diary on the day can be selected. When selecting the taste, the user operates the display of the toolbar, moves the cursor CR, selects the icon 63, and presses the jog dial 21. When this pressing operation is detected, the control unit 52 controls the display unit 20 to display a taste selection screen stored in the memory 53 as a part of the application program for the current day diary.

  FIG. 10 shows an example of this taste. Each taste is divided into categories and stored in the memory 53. Specifically, the taste of the tree branch shown in FIG. 10 (a), the taste of butterflies and dragonflies shown in FIG. 10 (b), and the taste of the frog on the aquatic grass shown in FIG. It is classified into the “scene” category and stored in the memory 53. Similarly, the taste of the sun shown in FIG. 10D, the taste of rain and umbrella shown in FIG. 10E, and the taste of the snowman shown in FIG. 10F are classified into the “weather” category and stored in the memory. 53. Similarly, the facial taste shown in FIG. 10 (g), the crying facial taste shown in FIG. 10 (h), and the smiling taste shown in FIG. 10 (i) are classified into the category of “emotion”, respectively. And stored in the memory 53.

  Each such taste is displayed in a square frame in accordance with the display screen as shown in FIG. 9 (f), and a plurality of tastes are displayed by being shifted little by little along the diagonal line of the square. The The control unit 52 displays the cursor CR together with each taste in a form surrounding the frame of each taste. In addition, the control unit 52 displays the taste selected by the cursor CR at the highest level. Thereby, even when each taste is displayed in an overlapping manner, the entire selected taste can be displayed.

  The user rotates the jog dial 21 to move the cursor CR, select a desired taste, and press the jog dial 21. When this pressing operation is performed, the control unit 52 sets the background of the day diary as an image of the selected taste as shown in FIG. FIG. 9G shows an example in which “solar taste” is displayed among the “weather” category tastes of FIG. The taste is displayed with a low luminance such as a half luminance or a light color such as a pastel color so as not to obstruct the visual recognition of the input characters.

(Uploading diary on the day)
Next, when the creation of the day diary is completed, the user presses the left soft key 23L. When the day diary is created, the pressing operation of the left soft key 23L means that the day diary creation is finished. Therefore, when the left soft key 23L is pressed, the control unit 52 uploads the created daily diary data to the mobile server device 11.

  When the current day diary data is uploaded, the mobile server device 11 transfers the data to the decoration server device 6. The decoration server device 6 stores the transferred day diary data in the storage area of the user in the database 8. Thereby, the diary described by the user is saved on the Web.

(Flow of making a diary on the day)
Hereinafter, a series of operations for creating such a daily diary will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. This flowchart starts at the timing when the control unit 52 detects a diary creation designation operation on that day.

  In step S21, the control unit 52 determines whether the reservation diary data corresponding to the creation date of the current day diary is stored in the memory 53. If the reservation diary data is not stored, step S27 is performed. The display screen 20 is controlled to display the edit screen for the current day screen.

  When the reservation diary data is stored in the memory 53, the control unit 52 displays an edit screen of the current day diary with the schedule data of the schedule book pasted on the display unit 20 based on the reservation diary data in step S22. Control display.

  Next, the control unit 52 detects the presence / absence of an editing operation by the user in step S23, and performs an editing process in which characters, stickers, and the like corresponding to the input operation are pasted on the diary on the day in step S24. Then, when it is detected in step S25 that the editing of the current day diary is finished, the data of the current day diary is uploaded to the mobile server device 11 in step S26, and the process shown in the flowchart of FIG.

[Browsing Diary]
Next, when browsing the diary created so far, the user rotates the jog dial 21 of the mobile phone 9 while the display screen shown in FIG. 3 is displayed, and moves the cursor CR to the diary item 33. And the jog dial 21 is pressed. When this pressing operation is detected, the control unit 52 performs an animation display in which the agent EG walks to the vicinity of the display position of the diary 33, and displays the item 31 of the diary 33 with high luminance. Thereby, it can be made to recognize that the diary was selected with respect to the user.

  The control unit 52 activates an application program for the diary item 33 together with such an animation display, and downloads data of the user's diary to the mobile server device 11 based on the application program. Make a request.

  When this download request is made, the mobile server device 11 transmits a user ID and password input screen to the user's mobile phone 9. When the user ID and password are returned from the user's mobile phone 9, the user's diary book that communicates with the decoration server device 6 and is stored in the database 8 of the decoration server device 6 after user authentication. Import the data. The diary data is transmitted to the user's mobile phone 9. The control unit 52 of the mobile phone 9 temporarily stores the received diary data in the memory 53 based on the activated diary application program and displays a diary calendar described below as an initial screen. The display is controlled to 20.

  FIG. 12A shows an example of the displayed diary calendar. As shown in FIG. 12 (a), before displaying the diary, the control unit 52 displays the diary calendar of the month to which the date designated to be displayed in the diary belongs so that the user can select a desired date. Displayed on the unit 20. FIG. 12A shows an example of a diary calendar of “May 2003”.

  When the diary calendar is displayed, the control unit 52 displays a date past the corresponding day with full luminance, and displays the corresponding date and future dates after the corresponding date with half luminance (semi-transparent display and display color). May be displayed.) For example, in this diary calendar, if May 20 is the current day, the control unit 52 displays the dates from May 1 to May 19 in full brightness, and May 20 to May 31. Displays the date up to the day in half-brightness.

  Further, the control unit 52 pastes and displays a predetermined color and regular square image corresponding to the contents of the diary for the date on which the diary is described. Specifically, in the case of this diary calendar, an example is shown in which the date on which the diary is described is May 6, May 8, May 12, May 15, May 19. ing.

  For example, if the diary on May 8th, May 12th and May 15th is a diary with only a photo or a sticker, or a diary with only text written, control The unit 52 displays one regular square image on the dates of May 8, May 12, and May 15, so that May 8, May 12, and May. It is displayed that the diary on the 15th is a diary in which only a photo or a sticker is pasted, or a diary in which only sentences are written.

  On the other hand, when the diary of May 6 and May 12 is a diary in which a sentence is written after a photo or a sticker is pasted, the control unit 52 has two correct pages. By overlaying square images, shifting each image a little along the diagonal line, and displaying the date on the image located at the top, the diary for May 6th and May 12th is a photo or sticker After being pasted, the fact that it is a diary in which sentences are written is displayed.

  In addition, when the two regular square images are displayed, the control unit 52 displays the images with gradually higher transparency from the image located in the upper part to the image located in the lower part. As a result, each square image is displayed from the lower image to the upper image in a gradually darker color.

  Next, the user rotates the jog dial 21 to move the cursor CR to a desired date display position, and presses the jog dial 21. When this pressing operation is performed, the control unit 52 requests the mobile server device 11 to download diary data for a date specified by the user, based on the diary application program.

  The mobile server device 11 transfers this download request to the decoration server device 6. In response to this download request, the decoration server device 6 reads the diary data of the date specified by the user from the database 8 and transmits it to the mobile server device 11. The mobile server device 11 transfers this diary data to the user's mobile phone 9. When receiving the diary data, the control unit 52 of the user's mobile phone 9 controls display on the display unit 20 as shown in FIG. Thereby, the diary of the desired date described in the past can be browsed.

  Next, when a camera image is pasted on the displayed diary, the control unit 52 displays the cursor CR in a form surrounding the frame of the camera image. This means that an enlarged display of the camera image is possible, and the user presses the jog dial 21 with the cursor CR positioned on the camera image when the camera image is enlarged.

  As described above, the camera image pasted on the diary is thinned out and reduced, but when this reduction is performed, the camera image pasted on the diary is stored in the memory 53. Link information for reading out the original camera image is added. When detecting the pressing operation of the jog dial 21, the control unit 52 reads the original camera image from the memory 53 based on the link information, and controls display on the display unit 20. Thereby, the camera image affixed on the diary can be displayed large.

[Edit diary]
Next, an operation when editing a diary of a past date will be described using the flowchart of FIG. This flowchart starts when the user selects and operates the item 31 in the diary 33 shown in FIG.

  In step S31, the control unit 52 controls the display of the diary calendar downloaded from the mobile server device 11 on the display unit 20 in the same way as in the above-mentioned “browsing diary”. Waits for the specified operation.

  When performing this editing, the user presses the right soft key 23R while rotating the jog dial 21 and moving the cursor CR to a desired date. In this case, the pressing operation of the right soft key 23R means an instruction to edit the diary data of the date selected with the cursor CR. Therefore, when the right soft key 23R is pressed, the control unit 52 takes in the diary data of the designated date from the mobile server device 11, and when the completion of the diary data import is detected in step S34. In step S35, the captured diary data is displayed on the display unit 20.

  Thereby, it becomes possible to edit the pasted diary data by inserting a desired character or pasting a desired camera image or sticker image. This editing process is the same as the operation in steps S23 to S26 in the flowchart of FIG. For details, refer to the description of the flowchart of FIG.

  Here, the user can edit the diary of a desired date in the diary as described above. However, when a date for which no diary has been assigned in the past is designated, the decoration server device 6 can store the database 8. It is determined whether or not the above-mentioned scheduled diary data exists. If scheduled diary data exists, it is inserted into the editing screen and transmitted to the user's cellular phone 9 via the mobile server device 11. Thereby, the user can edit the diary from the state in which the data of the scheduled diary is inserted.

[Effect of the embodiment]
As is clear from the above description, in this embodiment, the schedule data that is reserved for insertion by the user at the time of creating the reservation diary can be inserted into the corresponding day diary at the day of diary creation. it can. For this reason, the day diary in which the schedule data desired by the user is inserted can be automatically created.

  In addition, if the schedule data itself is held at the stage of creating the reservation diary, there is a disadvantage that the same schedule data is held twice in the schedule book and the reservation diary. The schedule data reserved to be inserted by the user at the stage is held as link information for reading the schedule from the schedule book. For this reason, it is possible to prevent the storage area of the memory 53 from being compressed by holding the same schedule data twice.

  In addition, in the case of this embodiment, since it can be realized with a mobile phone, the contents of the reservation diary can be obtained simply by selecting a desired schedule and creating a reservation diary when going out or on a business trip. It can be reflected in the diary on the day. For this reason, it is possible to easily create a diary even from a business trip destination or a go-out destination.

  In this embodiment, the control unit 52 uploads the reservation diary data for the past to the database 8 of the decoration server device 6 on the Internet, and stores the uploaded reservation diary data for the past for the memory. Delete from 53. As a result, the reservation diary data for the past can be deleted from the memory 53 in the form of being stored again in the database 8 on the Internet. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the inconvenience that the storage area of the memory 53 is compressed due to an increase in the reservation diary data for the past.

  Finally, the best mode for carrying out the invention described above is an example of the present invention. For this reason, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made depending on the design and the like as long as the technical idea according to the present invention is not deviated from the embodiments described above. It is added that it is of course possible to change this.

1 is a block diagram of an information processing system in which a mobile phone according to an embodiment to which the present invention is applied is used. It is a block diagram of the said mobile telephone. It is a figure which shows an example of the graphic user interface displayed with the said mobile telephone. It is a figure for demonstrating the edit work of the schedule book in the said mobile telephone. It is a figure for demonstrating the edit work of the reservation diary in the said mobile telephone. It is a figure for demonstrating the sticking operation | movement of the image of the seal | sticker with respect to the said reservation diary. It is a figure for demonstrating the overwrite operation | movement of the text in the said reservation diary. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the edit operation | movement of the said reservation diary. It is a figure for demonstrating the edit work of the day diary in the said mobile telephone. It is a figure which shows the example of the image of the taste which can be selected as a background of the said day diary. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the edit operation | movement of the said day diary. It is a figure for demonstrating the edit work of the diary in the said mobile telephone. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the edit operation | movement in the said diary.

Explanation of symbols

  1 server system, 2 communication system, 3 home network system, 4 Internet, 5 control server device, 6 decoration server device, 7 communication server device, 8 database of decoration server device, 9 mobile phone, 10 base station, 11 mobile server Device, 12 communication network, 20 mobile phone display, 21 mobile phone jog dial, 22R mobile phone right key, 22L mobile phone left key, 23L mobile phone left soft key, 23R mobile phone right soft key, 31 Schedule Book Item, 32 Diary Item, 33 Diary Item, 34 Seal Box Item, 35 Transporter Item, 52 Mobile Phone Control Unit, 53 Mobile Phone Memory, 6 mobile phone timer

Claims (5)

A reservation diary screen is displayed on the display means when an instruction to create a reservation diary is made by the user after selecting a future date via the operation means from a schedule book storing at least date information and schedule information. And displaying the schedule diary for the amount of information designated by the user via the operation means at the position on the appointment diary screen designated by the user via the operation means. Reservation diary formation means to form,
When the reservation diary is formed by the reservation diary forming means, at least date information indicating a future date selected by the user, display position information indicating a display position of the schedule information on the reservation diary screen, and Storage means for storing, as reservation diary information, link information for reading schedule information to be displayed at the display position from the schedule book;
When the creation instruction of the day diary is instructed by the user via the operation means, the display position information on the same date as the date of the day diary based on the date information of the reservation diary information stored in the storage means, and The link means reads the schedule information from the schedule book based on the link information, and displays the current day diary screen displaying the read schedule information at the display position indicated by the display position information. A daily diary forming means for displaying the current day diary and
A portable terminal device comprising: a communication unit that uploads the day diary formed by the day diary forming unit to a database on a predetermined network. The mobile terminal device according to claim 1,
The day diary forming means includes an editing means for performing editing processing of information designated by the user via the operation means. The portable terminal device according to claim 1 or 2,
Of the reservation diary information stored in the storage means, the communication means is controlled to upload the reservation diary information for the past to the database, and the uploaded reservation diary information for the past A portable terminal device comprising control means for erasing from the storage means. A reservation diary screen is displayed on the display means when an instruction to create a reservation diary is made by the user after selecting a future date via the operation means from a schedule book storing at least date information and schedule information. And displaying the schedule diary for the amount of information designated by the user via the operation means at the position on the appointment diary screen designated by the user via the operation means. Reservation diary formation means to form,
By functioning as the reservation diary forming means, when the reservation diary is formed, at least date information indicating a future date selected by the user, and a display position of the schedule information on the reservation diary screen are displayed. Storage control means for storing and controlling storage information as reservation diary information for displaying display position information and link information for reading schedule information displayed at the display position from the schedule book;
When the creation instruction of the day diary is instructed by the user via the operation means, the display position information on the same date as the date of the day diary based on the date information of the reservation diary information stored in the storage means, and The link means reads the schedule information from the schedule book based on the link information, and displays the current day diary screen displaying the read schedule information at the display position indicated by the display position information. A daily diary forming means for displaying the current day diary and
A diary creation program for causing a computer to function as a communication means for uploading a diary on the day formed by functioning as a diary forming means on the day to a database on a predetermined network. A diary creation program according to claim 4,
Of the reservation diary information stored in the storage means, the communication means is controlled to upload the reservation diary information for the past to the database, and the uploaded reservation diary information for the past A diary creation program which causes a computer to function as control means for erasing from storage means.

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