JP4529860B2 - Mobile phone terminal, bookmark additional registration method of mobile phone terminal, and bookmark similar information display method - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a mobile phone terminal, a bookmark addition registration method for a mobile phone terminal, and a bookmark-similar information display method, and in particular, a mobile phone terminal capable of easily accessing a communication network such as the Internet, and a bookmark for the mobile phone terminal. The present invention relates to an additional registration method and a bookmark similar information display method.

  Many small-sized mobile phone terminals having a telephone function such as a mobile phone and a PHS (Personal Handy-phone System) are capable of accessing a communication network such as the Internet as their functions become more sophisticated. In particular, mobile phone terminals equipped with browsers that can be accessed in the same way not only on websites specially arranged for mobile phone terminals but also accessible on office and home computers have become widespread. Yes.

By the way, there are innumerable websites as information transmission sources on the Internet, and each address is specified by a URL (Uniform Resource Locator). Therefore, when a user of a mobile phone terminal browses a new website, a search engine is used to search for and access a corresponding website by inputting a keyword, or a URL as an address of the corresponding website Must be entered directly. It is very complicated to repeat such an operation every time the same website is accessed. Therefore, a function equivalent to a “bookmark” called a bookmark is also provided in the mobile phone terminal (see, for example, Patent Document 1). If each URL is registered in the bookmark together with a title that briefly represents these contents, a desired website can be easily accessed by simply selecting the URL from the title when accessed next time.
JP 2003-333208 A (paragraph 0021, FIG. 3)

  While mobile phone terminals having a function for registering a list of bookmarks appear in this way, URLs are frequently cited as one of the management items in a telephone book attached to a mobile phone. Therefore, it has been proposed to register a URL registered as a bookmark in a telephone directory.

  FIG. 14 is for explaining this proposal. For example, it is assumed that the title of the content of the website whose URL is “http://xxxx.xxx.xxx” is “BA”. It is assumed that this website is registered first in the bookmark 301 list 301. If this URL is, for example, the personal homepage of “Telephone Ichiro”, the conventional proposal is to electronically transcribe 303 this information in the location where the information about the URL of the “Telephone Ichiro” page in the telephone directory 302 is described. It is.

  However, when connecting to the Internet, many users launch a browser and access a desired website on the Internet from the bookmark. Therefore, although the proposal shown in FIG. 14 has an advantage in that the data in the telephone book is enriched, this proposal has few advantages in the ordinary method of accessing the Internet using bookmarks. Rather, it is more advantageous for accessing the Internet that the URLs individually written in the telephone directory can be used collectively by bookmarks.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a mobile phone terminal, a bookmark addition registration method for a mobile phone terminal, and a bookmark-similar information display method capable of mutually utilizing information related to URLs written in a telephone directory and position information registered as bookmarks. It is to provide.

In the present invention, (b) a telephone book in which a telephone number for each user of the telephone is recorded, and other related information related to the user, and (b) the telephone book is related to the other users described above. Location information extraction means for extracting location information representing a specific location on the communication network related to the user from related information, and (c) location information as an access target on the communication network are registered in advance as bookmarks. The mobile phone terminal is provided with the bookmark registration means and (d) position information bookmark link means for linking the position information extracted by the position information extraction means and the bookmark registered in advance in the bookmark registration means.

  In the present invention, (b) a telephone book in which a telephone number for each user of the telephone and other related information related to the user are recorded; and (b) the above-mentioned other users of the telephone book. Position information extracting means for extracting position information representing a specific position on the communication network related to the user from related related information; and (c) position information as an access target on the communication network as bookmarks. Bookmark registration means registered in advance; (d) position information collating means for collating all of the position information extracted by the position information extracting means with position information registered by the bookmark registration means; and (e) the position information collating means. Select location information extracted by collated location information extraction means that is not registered as a bookmark and select a book Thereby and a location information registration means for registering the over click registration means in the mobile phone terminal.

In the present invention, (b) a telephone book in which a telephone number for each user of the telephone and other related information related to the user are recorded; and (b) the above-mentioned other users of the telephone book. Position information extracting means for extracting position information representing a specific position on the communication network related to the user from related related information; and (c) position information as an access target on the communication network as bookmarks. The bookmark registration means registered in advance, (d) the bookmark display means for displaying the bookmark registered in the bookmark registration means, and (e) all the position information extracted by the position information extraction means are registered by the bookmark registration means. Position information collating means for collating with position information, and (f) position information extracting means collated by the position information collating means. To and a telephone directory in the position information display means for displaying the regions distinguished and location information registered by the bookmark registration means what is not registered as a bookmark in the position information extracted in the mobile phone terminal by.

  In the present invention, (b) a telephone book in which a telephone number for each user of the telephone and other related information related to the user are recorded; and (b) the above-mentioned other users of the telephone book. Position information extracting means for extracting position information representing a specific position on the communication network related to the user from related related information; and (c) position information as an access target on the communication network as bookmarks. The bookmark registration means registered in advance, (d) the bookmark display means for displaying the bookmark registered in the bookmark registration means, and (e) all the position information extracted by the position information extraction means are registered by the bookmark registration means. Position information collating means for collating with position information, and (f) position information extracting means collated by the position information collating means. If something has been registered as a bookmark in the position information extracted by, it is provided and associated with display means for performing a bookmark to associate the display to that effect is displayed by the bookmark display unit in the mobile phone terminal.

  In the present invention, (b) a telephone book in which a telephone number for each user of the telephone and other related information related to the user are recorded; and (b) the above-mentioned other users of the telephone book. Position information extracting means for extracting position information representing a specific position on the communication network related to the user from related related information; and (c) position information as an access target on the communication network as bookmarks. Bookmark registration means registered in advance, (d) phone book display means for displaying the contents of the phone book, and (e) bookmark registration when location information is included in the contents of the phone book displayed by the phone book display means. And (f) registered as a bookmark among the position information collated by the position information collating means. If there is are so provided in this mobile phone terminal and a association display means for associating display bookmarks in the position information displayed by the phonebook display unit.

  In the present invention, (a) a position information extracting step for extracting position information representing a specific position on a communication network related to a user from related information for each telephone user recorded in the telephone directory; (B) a position information collation step for collating all of the position information extracted in the position information extraction step with position information as a bookmark to be accessed on the communication network; and (c) a position information collation step. The bookmark additional registration method of the mobile phone terminal is provided with a position information registration step of selecting a registered position information that is not registered as a bookmark and additionally registering it in the bookmark.

  In the present invention, (a) a position information extracting step for extracting position information representing a specific position on a communication network related to a user from related information for each telephone user recorded in the telephone directory; (B) a position information collation step for collating all of the position information extracted in the position information extraction step with position information as a bookmark to be accessed on the communication network; and (c) a position information collation step. A mobile phone comprising: a location information display step in the phone book for selecting location information that is not registered as a bookmark from collated location information and displaying it as location information accessible to the communication network in distinction from a column for displaying a bookmark It is provided in the bookmark similar information display method of the terminal.

  As described above, according to the present invention, the bookmark information is enhanced by coordinating the bookmark with the location information of the communication network related to the user recorded as a telephone directory, and is manually registered as a bookmark. Can reduce the burden of labor. Furthermore, you can easily select the information to be registered in the bookmark from the location information of the communication network related to the user recorded in the phone book as a reference when selecting and accessing from a lot of location information arranged as bookmarks be able to. Further, according to the present invention, a required position on the web can be easily and reliably accessed from the bookmark side or the telephone directory side.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to examples.

  FIG. 1 shows an outline of a circuit configuration of a mobile phone terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention. The cellular phone terminal 100 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 101, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 102 storing a control program, and a RAM (Random Access Memory) 103 as a working memory. Part 104 is provided. The control unit 104 is connected to a radio unit 106 to which an antenna 105 is attached. In addition, the control unit 104 includes a transmission unit 107 having a microphone (not shown) as a general circuit component of a mobile phone terminal, a reception unit 108 having a speaker (not shown), and a comparison for outputting a sound such as a ringtone. A large-sized speaker 109, a display unit 110 formed of a display such as a liquid crystal display, an operation unit 111 provided with various key switches such as a numeric keypad, and a storage device 112 are connected. In addition, a power supply unit 114 that mainly supplies power to the wireless unit 106 and the control unit 104 is prepared. Here, the storage device 112 is configured by a non-volatile memory, and stores a phone book information storage unit 116 that stores information on the phone book and a bookmark storage unit 117 that stores bookmarks.

  The mobile phone terminal 100 according to the present embodiment can call the phone book from the phone book information storage unit 116 to make a call. Further, a bookmark list can be called from the bookmark storage unit 117 to access a desired bookmark URL. Further, the mobile phone terminal 100 can execute URL registration processing for registering the URL recorded in the telephone directory and the title of the content in the bookmark.

  FIG. 2 shows the flow of URL registration processing. A description will be given with FIG. In this URL registration process, a specific URL registered in the telephone book is designated and registered in the bookmark. First, in a state where the menu screen is displayed on the mobile phone terminal 100 (step S201), the user selects a mode for using the phone book (step S202: Y). In contrast to this, when another item such as e-mail creation is selected (step S202: N, step S203: Y), the processing of the item is executed (step S204).

  On the other hand, when the phone book is selected (step S202: Y), several options are displayed, and the user can select one of them. For example, options such as new registration, telephone directory search, and telephone directory list are displayed. In this case, the user selects bookmark registration (step S205: Y). If another item is selected (step S205: N, step S206: Y), the process for that item is executed (step S204).

  When the bookmark registration is selected (step S205: Y), the phone book list is displayed on the display unit 110 (step S207). Here, the user selects a specific name of the phone book to copy (transcribe) the URL to the bookmark (step S208: Y). Then, the person's name and URL are read from the telephone directory information storage unit 116, stored in the RAM 103, and displayed on the display unit 110 (step S209). At the same time, the CPU (central processing unit) 101 reads all the URLs stored in the bookmark storage unit 117 and similarly stores them in the RAM 103 (step S210). Then, it is determined whether any of the read URLs matches the URL displayed in step S209 (step S211). If they match (Y), the URL is already registered in the bookmark storage unit 117, so that the display unit 110 displays that the registration is unnecessary (step S212), and the bookmark registration process is performed. End (END).

  On the other hand, if the URL specified in the telephone directory in step S211 does not match any URL in the bookmark storage unit 117 (step S211: N), the URL can be registered without overlapping. Therefore, a display confirming the execution of registration such as “Do you want to register this URL” is displayed on the display unit 110 (step S213). When the user instructs registration (step S214: Y), the URL is registered in the bookmark storage unit 117 together with the title (step S215). Here, the “title” is generally a site name or a name representing the content itself, but it is generally performed to shorten it appropriately or to replace it with a name that is easy for the user to understand.

  In contrast, when it is determined that the user does not need to register the URL in the bookmark (step S214: N, step S216: Y), the process ends without registering in the bookmark storage unit 117 (end). .

  FIG. 3 shows a state in which the main part of the telephone directory and URL information are displayed on the display unit by the URL registration process. Assume that “Telephone Ichiro” is selected as a specific name in the telephone directory 121 (step S208: Y in FIG. 2). Then, the URL 123 in the telephone directory information 122A related to the “phone Ichiro” and the information 123A representing the title are copied 125 to the bookmark storage unit 117 (FIG. 1). As a premise, it is necessary that the same URL is not registered in the bookmark list 124. As a result, when the bookmark list 124 is displayed on the display unit 110 as shown in FIG. 3, the telephone directory information of “Telephone Ichiro” as the fourth under the title of the third URL from the top registered conventionally. The title “BA” of the URL copied from 122A is displayed. Therefore, the user can reach the desired URL from the phone book 121 using the name of the individual or company as a key to access the website, and also displays the bookmark list 124 and selects the desired title from the title shown therein. It is also possible to access the website.

  FIG. 4 shows a flow of processing for registering URLs that exist only in the phone book in the bookmark storage unit in a lump unlike the above. For example, when a backup of the phone book 121 is copied to a new mobile phone terminal, it becomes useful when a list of bookmarks is easily created on the new mobile phone terminal side. Further, when an existing phone book is read by a camera or a scanner using a one-dimensional image sensor and used as a phone book in a mobile phone terminal, URL information contained in the phone book is extracted and registered in a bookmark. Thus, the bookmark list 124 can be easily created. Of course, when the contents of the telephone directory 121 are added, only the newly added URL can be easily registered in the bookmark storage unit 117 by performing this batch registration process after an appropriate time. .

  In FIG. 4, the same parts as those in FIG. 2 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate. The user selects a phone book from the menu screen (step S202: Y), and further selects a bookmark registration process from among them (step S221: Y). Then, the CPU 101 shown in FIG. 1 reads all URLs stored in the phone book and their titles from the phone book information storage unit 116 (step S222), and stores them in the RAM 103. Next, the CPU 101 reads all URLs in the bookmark storage unit 117 and similarly stores them in the RAM 103 (step S210). When the list of URLs of the phone book and bookmark is stored in the RAM 103 in this way, these URLs are compared and a URL that exists only on the phone book side is extracted (step S223). These URLs are additionally registered as bookmarks in the bookmark storage unit 117 (step S215).

  FIG. 5 corresponds to FIG. 3 and shows a state in which the main part of the telephone book and URL information are displayed on the display unit by the URL batch registration process. In this example, it is assumed that only the first to third titles are displayed as the bookmark list 124 before batch registration. It is assumed that bookmark registration is performed in this state. The phone book 121 includes URLs and information 123A, 123B, and 123C representing their titles in the phone book information 122A, 122B, and 122C of “Telephone Ichiro”, “Telephone Jiro”, and “Telephone Saburo”, respectively. It shall be. In this case, the information 123A, 123B, 123C representing the URL and its title is copied 125 from the telephone directory 121 to the bookmark storage unit 117 (FIG. 1). Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the URL titles “BA”, “BB”, and “BC” are displayed as the fourth to sixth items in the bookmark list 124, respectively.

  In the process of registering URLs that exist only in the phone book in the bookmark storage unit, the process of selecting and displaying the phone book in step S202 of FIG. 4 is not necessarily required. That is, the user may be allowed to perform additional registration immediately by simply allowing the user to select a process for additionally registering information representing the URL of the phone book and the title of the content in the bookmark storage unit 117 from the menu screen.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to extract URL information from existing information and create a new bookmark or register an additional bookmark, and there is no need to manually input a bookmark each time. Therefore, not only can the input effort be greatly reduced, but also the occurrence of input errors due to manual input can be avoided.

  <First Modification of Invention>

  In the embodiment described above, information on URLs not registered in the bookmark list 124 is additionally registered from information on URLs registered in the phone book. In the first modification of the present invention, information related to URLs registered in the phone book is displayed in an integrated manner together with information related to URLs registered as bookmarks, and more URLs can be easily accessed. I am doing so.

  FIG. 6 shows a flow of URL integrated display processing in the first modification. In FIG. 6, the same parts as those in FIGS. 2 and 4 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate. When the user selects a special item called URL integrated display selection with the menu screen displayed on the display unit 110 (step S241: Y), the CPU 101 stores it in the phone book from the phone book information storage unit 116 shown in FIG. All the URLs and their titles are read (step S222). Next, the CPU 101 reads all the URLs in the bookmark storage unit 117 (step S210), and by comparing these, a URL that exists only on the phone book side is extracted (step S223). The CPU 101 displays the URL that exists only on the telephone directory side thus obtained in a region different from the bookmark in the display unit 110 (step S242).

  FIG. 7 corresponds to FIG. 3 or FIG. 5 and shows a state in which bookmark information by the integrated display processing and URL information of the phone book are displayed on the display unit. In this example, as integrated display processing, a note 131 “phone book registered” is displayed below the bookmark URL list 124 in the display unit 110, and URL titles “BA”, “BB”, “ BC "is displayed as the fourth to sixth URL information. These are information displayed on the display unit 110 in addition to information 123A, 123B, 123C representing URLs and their titles from the telephone directory 121 for integrated display with bookmarks.

  The URL information integrated display process as described above can be performed when the user is trying to access the Internet using a bookmark. This will be described with reference to FIG. When the user designates an item for displaying the bookmark list from the menu screen (step S243: Y), the bookmark list is displayed as the list display 132 on the display unit 110 (step S244).

  FIG. 8 shows an example of the display content of the display unit at this time. In addition to displaying URL information registered as bookmarks, display unit 110 displays an inquiry 133 as to whether to display URL information described in the telephone directory. When the user sees this and requests an additional display of the URL information of the phone book (step S245 in FIG. 6: Y), the process proceeds to step S222, and the bookmark and the phone call are performed by the integrated display process shown in FIG. 7 in step S242. The title of the URL of the book is displayed on the display unit.

  As described above, in the first modification of the present invention, URL information that has been mistakenly registered as a bookmark can be easily called without transferring the processing to the telephone directory. The desired website can be accessed quickly. As a result, if the website has a high possibility of revisiting, it can be registered in the bookmark by a normal method at this time. Therefore, there is an advantage that the contents carefully selected as the bookmark can be registered.

  <Second Modification of Invention>

  By the way, if you want to find out if the website registered in the bookmark is related to an individual or company registered in the phone book, or if the URL of the individual or company is entered in the phone book, There are times when you want to know if you have registered as a bookmark. The second modification of the present invention can cope with such a case.

  FIG. 9 shows an example of the phone book when the URL entered in the phone book is also registered as a bookmark. If the phone book information 122A relating to “Telephone Ichiro” in the phone book 121 includes the URL and information 123A representing the title, the bookmark is registered on condition that the URL is registered as a bookmark. Information 141A is added. Since the bookmark registration presence information 141A is represented by a dedicated bookmark registration icon 142, the description “Bookmark (bookmark) registration exists” can be omitted.

  FIG. 10 shows the flow of processing of the mobile phone terminal that enables such display in the phone book. In this figure, the same parts as those in FIG. 2 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate. When the menu screen is displayed on the mobile phone terminal 100 (step S201), when the user selects a phonebook bookmark display item for displaying a bookmark in the phonebook (step S261: Y), the CPU 101 displays the phonebook. The contents of the information storage unit 116 are read to the RAM 103 (step S262), and then all the URLs of the bookmark storage unit 117 are read to the RAM 103 (step S210).

In this state, if the parameter n is set to “1” (step S263) and the URL is described in the nth telephone page of the telephone directory, the URL is registered in the bookmark storage unit 117 as a bookmark. It is determined whether or not there is (step S264). If registered (Y), an icon indicating bookmark registration and a sentence with bookmark registration are added to the telephone page so that it can be displayed (step S265). Then, the parameter n is incremented by “1” (step S266), and it is checked whether or not the current parameter n is larger than the maximum value n _MAX of the telephone page of the telephone directory (step S267). If the parameter n is less than n _{MAX as} a result of this check (N), the process proceeds to step S264. Note that if the URL is not described in the corresponding telephone page of the phone book in step S264, and if the URL is described but not registered as a bookmark (N), the process of step S265 is skipped. The process immediately proceeds to step S266.

  In this way, processing is performed as to whether or not the URL is described in order from the first telephone page of the telephone directory as a bookmark. When the processing up to the last phone page of the phone book is completed (step S267: Y), the contents of the phone book are displayed on the display unit 110 (step S268). Here, for example, when the user opens the page of “Telephone Ichiro” in the telephone directory 121, the display as shown in FIG. 9 is performed.

  On the other hand, when the user selects a normal phone book display item from the menu screen (step S269: Y), the CPU 101 reads the contents of the phone book information storage unit 116 into the RAM 103 (step S270), and proceeds to step S268. The phone book is displayed at. In this case, for example, even if the user opens the “Telephone Ichiro” page of the phone book 121, the bookmark registered icon 142 is not displayed, or the description “Bookmark registered” is not displayed.

  FIG. 11 shows the flow of processing when the bookmark phonebook display item is selected as one item in step S203 of FIG. Here, the bookmark phone book display means that the URL registered in the phone book is displayed to that effect when the bookmark is displayed on the display unit 110. In this figure, the same parts as those in FIGS. 2 and 10 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate. When the menu screen is displayed on the mobile phone terminal 100 (step S201), when the user selects the bookmark phonebook display (step S281: Y), the CPU 101 reads the contents of the phonebook information storage unit 116 into the RAM 103 ( Step S262) Subsequently, all the URLs in the bookmark storage unit 117 are read out to the RAM 103 (Step S210).

In this state, the parameter m is set to “1” (step S282), and the URL of the m-th bookmark (m-th bookmark) stored in the bookmark storage unit 117 is described in one of the phone books. A check is made as to whether or not (step S283). If not described (N), the parameter m is incremented by “1” (step S284), and it is checked whether or not the current parameter m exceeds the maximum value m _MAX of the phone book page (step S285). If not (N), the process proceeds to step S283.

  When the URL of the m-th bookmark is described in any of the phone books (step S283: Y), an icon indicating that the URL information of the bookmark is also described in the phone book is displayed in association. Therefore, it is added (step S286). Then, the process proceeds to step S284.

  In this way, processing is performed to determine whether or not URLs corresponding to the telephone directory are described in order from the first bookmark in the bookmark list. When the process up to the end of the bookmark is completed (step S285: Y), a list of bookmarks is displayed on the display unit 110 (step S287).

  When the menu screen is displayed (step S201) and a normal process for displaying a bookmark is specified (step S288: Y), the bookmark is read from the bookmark storage unit 117 (step S288). In step S289, the process proceeds to step S287, and a list of bookmarks is displayed on the display unit 110.

  FIG. 12 shows an example of displaying whether a URL is described in the phone book in the bookmark list. In this example, an icon 151 is added beside each title of the first and fourth bookmarks. Therefore, regarding the first and fourth bookmarks displayed with these icons 151, the telephone book and the matters relating to the person in charge and related persons are described in the case of the person or corporation that created the homepage. I understand.

  <Modification of Second Modification of Invention>

  FIG. 13 shows a further modification of the second modification of the present invention. In this modification, the bookmark list 124 displayed on the display unit 110 (FIG. 1) that has been further registered in the phone book is displayed as a phone book bookmark registration list 161 in one area together with the icon 151. Is. This display form is similar to the display content of the integrated display process shown in FIG.

  In the modification described above, an icon is used to indicate that a predetermined item is registered. However, the character color displayed on the display unit 110 is changed, the background color is changed, or the bold character is changed. It is also possible to make the same display contents by performing highlighting using a dot or halftone dot. Further, in the embodiment and the modification, the URL registration from the bookmark to the phone book is not described, but such registration may be performed together with the registration from the phone book to the bookmark.

It is a block diagram showing the outline | summary of the circuit structure of the mobile telephone terminal in one Example of this invention. It is the flowchart which showed the flow of URL registration processing in a present Example. It is explanatory drawing showing the state by which the principal part of a telephone directory and URL information are displayed on the display part in a present Example. It is a flowchart showing the process which registers the URL which a user exists only in a telephone directory collectively in the bookmark memory | storage part side in a present Example. It is explanatory drawing showing the state by which the principal part and URL information of the telephone directory by URL batch registration processing are displayed on the display part in a present Example. It is a flowchart showing the flow of the integrated display process of URL in the 1st modification of this invention. It is explanatory drawing showing the state by which the bookmark and URL information of a telephone directory by the integrated display process are displayed on the display part in the 1st modification. It is a top view of the display part which showed the display form of the bookmark which can be performed to integrated display processing after a 1st modification here. It is the top view which showed an example of the telephone directory when URL entered in the telephone directory in the 2nd modification of this invention is registered also as a bookmark. It is a flowchart showing the process of the mobile telephone terminal which performs the display which shows the presence or absence of a bookmark in a telephone directory in the 2nd modification. It is a flowchart showing the process at the time of selecting the item of a bookmark telephone directory display in a 2nd modification. It is the top view which displayed on the display part whether URL was described in the telephone directory in the bookmark list in the 2nd modification. It is a top view which shows the case where URL information of a telephone directory is displayed together with the bookmark list as a modification of the second modification of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing showing a mode that it transfers to a telephone directory from the bookmark by the conventional proposal.

Explanation of symbols

100 mobile phone terminal 101 CPU
102 ROM
103 RAM
104 Control Unit 110 Display Unit 111 Operation Unit 112 Storage Device 116 Telephone Book Information Storage Unit 117 Bookmark Storage Unit 121 Phone Book 122 Phone Book Information 123 Information Representing URL and Its Title 124 Bookmark List 141 Information with Bookmark Registration 151 Icon 161 Phonebook bookmark registration list

Claims (10)

A phone book that records the phone number of each phone user and other relevant information related to that user;
Position information extraction means for extracting position information representing a specific position on the communication network related to the user from the other related information related to the user of the telephone book;
Bookmark registration means for pre-registering each location information as an access target on the communication network as a bookmark;
A mobile phone terminal comprising: position information bookmark link means for linking position information extracted by the position information extraction means and a bookmark registered in advance in the bookmark registration means. A phone book that records the phone number of each phone user and other relevant information related to that user;
Position information extraction means for extracting position information representing a specific position on the communication network related to the user from the other related information related to the user of the telephone book;
Bookmark registration means for pre-registering each location information as an access target on the communication network as a bookmark;
Position information collating means for collating all of the position information extracted by the position information extracting means with the position information registered by the bookmark registering means;
A position information registering unit that selects and registers in the bookmark registering unit the position information that is not registered as the bookmark among the position information extracted by the position information extracting unit collated by the position information collating unit; A featured mobile phone terminal.   3. The mobile phone terminal according to claim 2, wherein the location information registering unit registers all items not registered as the bookmark in a lump. A phone book that records the phone number of each phone user and other relevant information related to that user;
Position information extraction means for extracting position information representing a specific position on the communication network related to the user from the other related information related to the user of the telephone book;
Bookmark registration means for pre-registering each location information as an access target on the communication network as a bookmark;
Bookmark display means for displaying bookmarks registered in the bookmark registration means;
Position information collating means for collating all of the position information extracted by the position information extracting means with the position information registered by the bookmark registering means;
A telephone directory that displays the position information that is not registered as the bookmark among the position information extracted by the position information extraction means collated by the position information collating means in a region distinguished from the position information registered by the bookmark registration means A mobile phone terminal comprising an internal position information display means.   A location access means in the telephone book is provided for accessing a location on the communication network indicated by the location information when any of the location information displayed by the location information display means in the phone book is selected. Item 5. The mobile phone terminal according to Item 4. A phone book that records the phone number of each phone user and other relevant information related to that user;
Position information extraction means for extracting position information representing a specific position on the communication network related to the user from the other related information related to the user of the telephone book;
Bookmark registration means for pre-registering each location information as an access target on the communication network as a bookmark;
Bookmark display means for displaying bookmarks registered in the bookmark registration means;
Position information collating means for collating all of the position information extracted by the position information extracting means with the position information registered by the bookmark registering means;
If any of the positional information extracted by the positional information extracting means collated by the positional information collating means is registered as the bookmark, an associated display is displayed on the bookmark displayed by the bookmark displaying means. A mobile phone terminal comprising association display means for performing the operation. A phone book that records the phone number of each phone user and other relevant information related to that user;
Position information extraction means for extracting position information representing a specific position on the communication network related to the user from the other related information related to the user of the telephone book;
Bookmark registration means for pre-registering each location information as an access target on the communication network as a bookmark;
Phone book display means for displaying the contents of the phone book;
Position information matching means for checking the position information registered by the bookmark registration means when the position information is included in the contents of the phone book displayed by the phone book display means;
When there is one registered as the bookmark among the position information collated by the position information collating means, the apparatus includes an association display means for displaying the position information displayed by the telephone directory display means in association with the bookmark. A mobile phone terminal.   The mobile phone terminal according to claim 6 or 7, wherein the association display is an icon, a character, or a symbol indicating an association between a telephone book and a bookmark. A location information extraction step for extracting location information representing a specific location on the communication network related to the user from the related information for each phone user recorded in the phone book;
A location information collation step for collating all of the location information extracted in this location information extraction step with location information as a bookmark to be accessed on the communication network;
A location information registration step of selecting a location information that has not been registered as the bookmark from the location information collated in the location information collating step and additionally registering it in the bookmark Method. A location information extraction step for extracting location information representing a specific location on the communication network related to the user from the related information for each phone user recorded in the phone book;
A location information collation step for collating all of the location information extracted in this location information extraction step with location information as a bookmark to be accessed on the communication network;
Location information in the phone book displayed as location information accessible to the communication network by selecting the location information not registered as the bookmark from the location information collated in the location information collating step and distinguishing it from the column displaying the bookmark A bookmark similar information display method for a mobile phone terminal, comprising: a display step.

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