JP4587943B2 - Mobile phone - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a mobile phone.

  In recent years, there has been remarkable progress and popularization of portable information devices. In addition, not only technical progress but also many mobile phones that emphasize design are being developed.

Conventionally, in a foldable mobile phone having a main liquid crystal mainly displayed when opened and a sub liquid crystal mainly displayed when closed, when a call is received, the received telephone number is displayed on the sub liquid crystal. There is a technique for displaying, or a technique in which a telephone number and a name are associated with each other in advance and stored in the telephone book, and when there is an incoming call, a name associated with the received telephone number is displayed on the sub liquid crystal. (For example, patent document 1).
JP 2004-320619 A (see page 4)

  When emphasizing the design and using a light emitting element such as an LED instead of the above-described conventional sub liquid crystal, the design can be greatly improved, but the information that can be displayed at one time is greatly reduced. For example, if there is an incoming call and the user cannot know where the call comes from even in a closed state, even if the design is improved, it does not make much sense. Thus, even when the design is improved, it is necessary to display information to the user in some form so as not to reduce the user's convenience. For example, when a sub liquid crystal is used in a folding mobile phone, when a voice call arrives, the name corresponding to the caller's phone number registered in the phone book is displayed on the sub liquid crystal (usually kanji). Name) is common, but when a segment LED is used without using a sub liquid crystal, the number of characters to be displayed is limited, and it is impossible to display in Chinese characters.

  The present invention solves the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a mobile phone that can display more information to the user even when another light emitting element is used instead of the sub liquid crystal.

  A mobile phone according to the present invention includes a first case having at least a receiver, a first display, and a second display, and a second case having a transmitter and a key. A storage means for storing a plurality of telephone book information in which at least a telephone number, name information, and information associated with the name information are associated; and when one of the plurality of telephone book information is selected, a corresponding telephone First control means for displaying a number, name information, and information associated with the name information on a first display unit; a surface of the first housing provided with the receiving unit; and the second control unit. When an incoming call is detected in a state where the surface of the housing provided with the transmitter is overlapped, and the telephone number information transmitted from the calling side matches the telephone number stored in the storage means , The name associated with the matching telephone number in the second display And having a second control means for displaying the different character forms and the accompanying information is display information associated with broadcast by said first control means.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a mobile phone that can display more information to the user even when another light emitting element is used instead of the sub liquid crystal.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described.

Hereinafter, one embodiment in the case where the present invention is applied to a mobile phone will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 and 2 are views showing the external appearance of the mobile phone 1, and FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the mobile phone 1. As shown in FIG.
First, the structure of the mobile phone 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is an external view when the mobile phone 1 is opened about 180 degrees. 1A is a view seen from the front, and FIG. 1B is a view seen from the side.

  Next, FIG. 2 is a diagram when the cellular phone 1 is closed. 2A is a view seen from the front, and FIG. 2B is a view seen from the side.

  The mobile phone 1 has an upper housing portion 2 and a lower housing portion 4 connected via a hinge portion 3. The upper housing portion 2 has a display 5 such as an LCD, a receiver 9 that utters received voice, and a mobile phone. A magnetic sensor 11 a for detecting the state of the telephone 1, a camera 12, and a sub display unit 13 including a plurality of 16-segment LEDs and a single LED. Further, the lower casing 4 has keys 6 for inputting numbers, characters, operations of the mobile phone 1, etc., side keys 7a to 7c for operating the mobile phone 1, and a microphone for collecting sound ( (Speaker) 8 and a magnetic sensor 11 b for detecting the state of the mobile phone 1.

  FIG. 4 is a block diagram briefly showing the configuration of the mobile phone 1. The mobile phone 1 includes a control unit 101 that controls the entire mobile phone 1, a storage unit 115 that includes a RAM / NAND memory, and a first display control unit 105 that controls the display 5. A second display control unit 113 that controls display of the unit 13, an input unit 106 that recognizes pressing of the key 6 and the side key 7, and a communication unit 116 that performs wireless communication control using the antenna 117. The whole is controlled by the unit 101. The microphone 108 corresponds to the microphone 8, and the speaker 109 corresponds to the speaker 9.

  The storage unit 115 stores programs executed by the control unit 101, various information data, and the like. The storage unit 115 includes a telephone directory information storage unit 115a, a character conversion table storage unit 115b, and a font map storage unit 115c. The telephone directory information storage unit 115a stores a plurality of sets of names, readings, telephone numbers, e-mail addresses, etc., which are input by the user with the key 6 in advance. The character conversion table storage unit 115b stores a table necessary for converting katakana characters and symbols into Roman characters. In addition, the font map storage unit 115c stores a table that associates which of the 16 segment LEDs of the sub display unit 13 need to be lit when displaying a certain character.

  The first display control unit 105 and the second display control unit 113 control the display of the display 5 and the sub display unit 13, respectively, and display control the display data output from the control unit 101. The sub display unit 13 will be described later.

  The communication unit 116 has a function of transmitting information instructed by the control unit 101 by wireless communication or receiving information transmitted by wireless communication from a mail server. Also, during a call using the telephone function, an incoming call is notified or a call is made by receiving a signal from the base station through the communication unit 116.

The input unit 106 recognizes pressing of the key 6 and the side key 7 and can recognize pressing of a plurality of keys including a numeric key, a character key, and a function key such as determination / cancellation of mail editing. In response to the input of the key 6 operated by the user, an identification signal for identifying the key is notified to the control unit 101, and the control unit 101 starts its operation.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a display example of the display 5 and an example of the arrangement of the keys 6 according to the present invention. FIG. 3 (A) is a display example of the display 5 and FIG. It is an example. As shown in FIG. 3A, the display 5 of the mobile phone 1 has an antenna picture 51 indicating the current sensitivity level of the antenna 117 on the top line (hereinafter referred to as the upper picture line). In addition, a battery picture 52 indicating the current remaining battery level of the mobile phone 1 and a time display 53 for displaying the current time are displayed. Further, in the currently displayed function, when the soft key left 64, soft key 65, soft key right 66 are pressed in the bottom line of the display 5 of the mobile phone 1 (hereinafter referred to as the lower pict line), A brief description of the function to be performed is provided with the lower left pict 54 for the soft key left 64, the middle lower pict 55 for the soft key middle 65, and the lower right pict 56 for the soft key right 66, respectively. For example, in the case of the display as shown in FIG. 3A, when the soft key left 64 is pressed, the function of “return” is executed, and when the soft key 65 is pressed, the current focus is not shown. You can select the function that is hit. When the soft key right 66 is pressed, a “sub menu” is displayed. Note that the operation of the soft key 65 can also be performed with the enter key in the middle of the cross key 67.

  As shown in FIG. 3B, the lower housing 4 has, as keys 6, a numeric key 61, a “*” key 62, a “#” key 63, a soft key left 64, a soft key 65, a soft key. A right key 66, a cross key 67, a mail key 68, a browser key 69, a call key 70, a power key 71, and a clear key 72 are provided. In addition to numbers, the number keys 61 are assigned kana characters, symbol characters, alphabets, etc. For example, the numbers “1”, “a”, “i”, “u”, “e” are assigned to the “1” key. ”,“ O ”kana characters and“. ”“ @ ”Symbols are assigned, and the numbers“ 2 ”,“ ka ”“ ki ”“ ku ”“ ke ”“ ko ”are assigned to the“ 2 ”key. ”And alphabets such as“ A ”,“ B ”,“ C ”,“ a ”,“ b ”, and“ c ”.

  The cross key 67 can move the applied cursor up, down, left and right, and various functions can be confirmed by pressing the middle part (hereinafter referred to as the enter key). The mail key 68 can call a mail transmission / reception function. The browser key can be connected to the Web or the like.

  The call key 70 is a key used when receiving a call or making a call, and the power key 71 is used when turning on / off the power, ending the call, and ending the function and editing. Further, the clear key 72 is used for clearing the function / editing and for erasing the character when inputting the character. Further, when the clear key 72 is pressed on the standby screen, the memo pad can be called.

  Next, information stored in the telephone directory information storage unit 115a will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 5A is a diagram for explaining elements of one set of phone book information stored in the phone book information storage unit 115a. As an element of one set of phone book information, an area 81 for storing a name, an area 82 for storing a reading of the name (an arbitrary character string can be registered by the user), and an area 83a for storing a first telephone number , An area 83b for storing the second telephone number, an area 84a for storing the first e-mail address, an area 84b for storing the second e-mail address, and information on which group the telephone directory information belongs to Area 85 to be stored in association with the mark, and an area for registering an image to be displayed on the display 5 when an incoming call is received from the first telephone number and the second telephone number (the image is actually registered) The address of the existing memory may be registered in this area and linked if necessary) 86, and the user is notified when a voice call or mail is received. Area of registering ring tone to (an address of a memory actually music is registered registered in this area, it may be be linked if necessary) 87 and the like.

  One set of phone book information stored in the phone book information storage unit 115a is displayed on the display 5 by pressing the soft key 65 from the standby screen. Further, when one phone book information is selected from a list of a plurality of phone book information displayed on the display 5, the control unit 101 is stored in an area 81 for storing names as shown in FIG. Name, the reading stored in the reading area 82, the first phone number stored in the first phone number area 83a, and the second phone number stored in the second phone number area 83b. 2, the first e-mail address stored in the area 84 a for storing the first e-mail address, and the e-mail address stored in the area 84 b for storing the second e-mail address are displayed. , The group icon stored in the group area to which it belongs is displayed.

  Next, details of the sub display unit 13 will be described with reference to FIGS. The display of the sub display unit 13 is controlled by the second display control unit 113. FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the sub display unit 13. As shown in FIG. 16A, the sub display unit 13 includes 16 segments of segment LEDs 21 and LEDs 22. The LED 22 blinks mainly when a voice incoming call occurs, when a mail incoming call occurs, or the like, and also lights up when the mobile phone 1 is being charged.

  The segment LED 21 includes a plurality of 16-segment LEDs, and displays time, received electric field strength, remaining battery power, etc., as shown in FIGS. 6B and 6C. Can be done.

  FIG. 7 shows a display example of the segment LED 21 when an event occurs in the mobile phone 1. In the mobile phone 1, event information 91 and information on what display should be displayed when the shell (which indicates the upper housing 2 and the lower housing 4, hereinafter the same) is closed are stored in the storage unit 115 in advance. The closed state display conversion information 92 and the open state display conversion information 93 in which information on what kind of display should be performed when the shell is opened are stored in association with each other. Related information 94 related to, non-charge timeout information 95, and charge timeout information 96 are also stored in the storage unit 115 in association with the event information 91.

  First, in FIG. 7A, when the magnetic sensors 11a and 11b detect that the clock display has changed from the open state to the closed state, the control unit 101 displays the clock on the sub display unit 13. . It is also displayed when the side key 7c is pressed. Then, after 2 seconds from the display, the display on the sub display unit 13 disappears. Further, as shown in FIG. 7 (2), the clock display is always displayed even during charging when the shell is closed. When the side key 7a or 7b is pressed during the clock display in FIGS. 7 (1) and 7 (2), the brightness can be adjusted.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7 (3), when the side key 7c is pressed in the display state of FIGS. 7 (1) and (2), the clock display is changed to the Monday-Sunday display. Displayed only when the shell is closed, not displayed when the shell is open. Also, the display disappears 2 seconds after the display of Monday and Sunday. During charging, the clock display changes to 2 seconds later (FIG. 7 (2)).

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7 (4), when the side key 7c is pressed in the Monday-Sunday display state of FIG. 7 (3), the Monday-Sunday display changes to the antenna / battery remaining amount display. Displayed only when the shell is closed, not displayed when the shell is open. In addition, the display disappears 2 seconds after the antenna / battery level is displayed. During charging, the clock display changes to 2 seconds later (FIG. 7 (2)).

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7 (5), when the unsealed e-mail is received through the communication unit 116 or the missed call is received with the shell closed, the side key 7c is pressed. In addition to the displays shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B, the “INFO” character is displayed in the clock display. As in FIGS. 7 (1) and (2), the clock is not displayed when the shell is opened. Further, the display shown in FIG. 7 (5) is continued during charging.

  Next, the display mode of the sub display unit 12 when there is an incoming voice call will be described. First, when the shell is open, nothing is displayed on the sub display unit 13 in principle. As shown in FIG. 7 (6), if there is an incoming voice call from a member registered in the phone book when the shell is closed, the reading corresponding to the phone number stored in the phone book information storage unit 115a. Is converted to Roman characters and displayed. Only the first eight characters of the character string after being converted into Roman characters are displayed, and the subsequent characters are truncated. Note that all reading characters may be displayed so as to scroll every predetermined second. The display mode when there is an incoming voice call will be described in detail later.

  In addition, as shown in FIGS. 7 (7) and (8), when there is an incoming voice call from a member who is not registered in the phone book, when the function for not displaying the incoming call number is selected, and when the number is not notified. In this case, only a message that there is an incoming voice call is displayed.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7 (9), during a call, the animation is displayed at random for a predetermined time regardless of whether the shell is closed or opened.

  In addition, as shown in FIGS. 7 (10) and (11), when there is an incoming voice call and the incoming call is not received within a predetermined time, a response message is played and the other party's message is recorded. In that case, a display to that effect and a reading corresponding to the other party's telephone number are displayed in Roman letters.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 8 (12) to (25), a display corresponding to each situation is displayed on the sub display unit 13. FIG. In FIG. 8 (14), when the e-mail has been received from the members registered in the phone book in advance, the fact that the e-mail has been received and the Roman characters corresponding to the e-mail address registered in the phone book are displayed. Is done.

  The above description of FIGS. 7 and 8 is an example, and the present invention is not limited to this. The description “after 2 seconds” is merely an example, and other seconds may be used.

  Next, the control of the control unit 101 for displaying the segment LED 21 of the sub display unit 13 when a certain event occurs in the mobile phone 1 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. The event referred to here refers to, for example, the event information 91 described with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8, the normal operation of the mobile phone (incoming call, menu call, function setting, etc.).

First, when an event occurs in the mobile phone 1 (step 201 “Yes”), the control unit 101 determines whether the event is related to the display of the segment LED 21 (step S202). If the event is not related to the display of the segment LED 21 (No in step S202), the event is executed as it is (step 208).

  If the event is related to the display of the segment LED 21 (Yes in step S202), it is determined whether the shell is open or closed (step S203). If the housing is in the closed state, the control unit 101 reads out information necessary for display on the segment LED 21 based on the closed state display conversion information 92 stored in the storage unit 115 (step 204a). If the shell is in the open state, the control unit 101 reads out information necessary for display on the segment LED 21 based on the open state display conversion information 93 stored in the storage unit 115 (step 204b). Thereafter, it is determined whether or not the read information needs to be converted into other information (step S205). If it is necessary to convert the read information into other information, the read information is converted into information to be displayed (other information) (step S206). If there is no need to convert the information into other information, the process proceeds to step S207. Thereafter, the event that has occurred is executed, and information to be displayed on the segment LED 21 is displayed (step S207).

  Next, when there is an incoming call to the mobile phone 1 specifically, regarding the operation related to the display of the segment LED 21 and the details of the conversion operation of step S206 shown in the flowchart of FIG. This will be described with reference to FIG. Note that the character conversion table storage in the storage unit 115 stores information on the correspondence between katakana and romaji shown in FIGS. 13A to 13C and information on symbols shown in FIG. Stored in the unit 115b.

Next, the display of the segment LED 21 when the event described with reference to FIG. 9 will be described with reference to FIG.
First, the control unit 101 determines whether or not the mobile phone 1 has received an incoming call (step S301). If it is determined that an incoming call has been received, the control unit 101 determines whether the shell is open or closed. (Step S302). If the shell is in an open state (Yes in step S302), the control unit 101 controls the second display control unit 113 not to display the segment LED 21 of the sub display unit 13. Further, the first display control unit 105 is controlled to display that there is an incoming call on the display 5. Furthermore, control is performed so that a ringtone sounds (step S310).

  On the other hand, if the shell is closed in step S302 (No in step S302), the telephone number information of the caller sent from the communication network is stored in the telephone directory information storage unit 115a. It is determined whether or not the number matches, that is, whether the call is received from the number registered in the telephone directory (step S303). If the incoming call is from a number registered in the telephone directory, it is determined whether name display setting for the segment LED 21 is prohibited (step S304). If it is not an incoming call from the number registered in the telephone directory in step S303, the process proceeds to step S308.

  In step S304, when the name display setting to the segment LED 21 is prohibited (Yes in step S304), the process proceeds to step S308. If the name display setting on the segment LED 21 is not prohibited in step S304, the reading information associated with the telephone number that has received the call is read from the reading area 82 (step S305). ). Then, the read information of the reading is converted into the Roman character information on the character string of the reading information based on the flow shown in FIG. 12, which will be described later (steps S306 and S307). Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S308.

  Thereafter, in step S308, the control unit 101 displays the segment display information indicating that there is an incoming call based on the closed state display conversion information 92 or the open state display conversion information 93 associated with the event information 91. When the conversion information is read (see FIG. 7 and described above) and the information converted to Romaji is displayed, the control unit 101 displays the information converted to Roma together with the read information to the segment LED 21 and further sounds a ringtone. (Step S309).

Next, referring to FIG. 11, the operation after the segment display in step S309 or the display in step S310 in FIG. 10 will be described.
First, in step S310, after displaying that there is an incoming call on the display 5 ((A) in FIG. 10), the control unit 101 determines whether or not the state of the shell has changed from the open state to the closed state. (Step S311). And when it is detected that it changed to the closed state, it transfers to step S303 of FIG. 10 (Yes direction, (C)). If it is detected that the shell remains open, it is determined whether a call start operation has been performed (step S312). This indicates, for example, an operation using the call key 70. If it is determined that a call start operation has been performed (Yes in step S312), the process shifts to a call state (step S313). If it is determined that no call operation has been performed (No in step S312), it is then determined whether the incoming call has been disconnected (step S314). As a case where the incoming call (communication) is disconnected, a case where the communication is disconnected from the caller side can be considered. If it is determined that the incoming call is not disconnected and is continued (No direction in step S314, (F)), the process returns to step S310 again, and the display 5 and ringing sound are continued. If it is determined that the incoming call has been disconnected (Yes in step S314), the display on the display 5 and the ringing sound are terminated (step S315).

  Next, in step S309, after the display of the segment LED 21 and the ring tone are sounded, the control unit 101 determines whether or not the state of the shell has changed from the closed state to the open state (step S316). And when it is detected that it changed to the open state, it transfers to step S310 of FIG. 10 (Yes direction, (D)). If it is detected that the shell remains in the closed state, it is determined whether or not a call start operation has been performed (step S317). This indicates, for example, an operation using the call key 70. If it is determined that a call start operation has been performed (Yes in step S317), the process shifts to a call state (step S313). If it is determined that no call operation has been performed (No in step S317), it is then determined whether the incoming call has been disconnected (step S318). As a case where the incoming call (communication) is disconnected, a case where the communication is disconnected from the caller side can be considered. If it is determined that the incoming call is not disconnected and is continued (No direction of step S318, (E)), the process returns to step S309 again, and the display of the segment LED 21 and ringing of the incoming ring tone are continued. If it is determined that the incoming call has been disconnected (Yes in step S318), the display on the display 5 and the ringing tone are terminated (step S319).

Next, the details of the Romaji conversion in steps S306 and S307 described with reference to FIG. 10 will be described with reference to FIG.
First, the control unit 101 reads the character string data of the reading stored in the reading 82 area of the phone book information storage unit 115a (step S401). Thereafter, from the character string data of the reading, the katakana information (the katakana described in FIGS. 13A to 13C) and the symbols shown in the displayable symbol list shown in FIG. Characters / symbols that do not correspond are deleted from the character string (step S402).

  Next, the control unit 101 stores in the character conversion table storage unit 115b three characters (first three characters at the beginning of the character string), which are a combination of the character to be converted and the subsequent two characters. It is searched whether or not there is a corresponding character in the character conversion table (FIG. 13C) (step S403). As a result, if there is a character that matches the three-character conversion table (Yes in step S404), the three characters are converted based on the three-character conversion table (step S412). Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S413.

  On the other hand, when there is no character that matches the three-character conversion table (No in step S404), two characters (the first character at the beginning of the character string are the first character to be converted and the next character). Whether or not there is a character corresponding to the two-character conversion table (FIG. 13B) stored in the character conversion table storage unit 115b is searched (step S405). As a result, if there is a character that matches the two-character conversion table (Yes in step S406), the two characters are converted based on the two-character conversion table (step S412). Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S413.

  On the other hand, if there is no character that matches the two-character conversion table (No in step S406), the character to be converted next (the first character at the beginning of the character string) is stored in the character conversion table storage unit 115b. It is searched whether or not there is a corresponding character in the one-character conversion table (FIG. 13A) (step S407). As a result, when there is a character that matches the one-character conversion table (Yes in step S408), the one character is converted based on the one-character conversion table (step S412). Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S413.

  On the other hand, if there is no character that matches the one-character conversion table (No in step S408), it is determined whether or not the character to be converted is the prompt sound “tsu” (step S409). If the sound is not “tsu”, the process proceeds to step S410a. If the sound is “h”, the process proceeds to step S410b.

  Here, in step S409, when the character to be converted is not the prompt sound “tsu”, it is treated as a character that cannot be displayed as a segment, and the character is not displayed (step S410a). In step S409, when the character to be converted is the prompt sound “tsu”, the character to be converted next to the character to be converted is a character that cannot be segment-displayed, or the character to be converted is It is determined whether or not any of the end of the character string is satisfied (step S410b). Then, when the character to be converted next to the character to be converted is a character that cannot be displayed in a segment, or when the character to be converted is the end of the character string, the character of the prompt sound “t” is not displayed and truncated. Not displayed (step S411b). Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S413.

  In step S410b, if the character to be converted next to the current character to be converted is a character that cannot be displayed as a segment, and the character to be converted is neither the end of the character string, In step S410b, control is performed so as to convert the first alphabet to be displayed next (step S411). Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S413.

  Next, if the conversion target reading has been converted, it is determined whether or not all the corresponding character strings have been converted (step S413). If not all conversion has been completed, the next conversion target character is determined. Are then switched and conversion is performed from step S403 (No in step S413). If the conversion processing for all the conversion target characters has been performed, the conversion processing ends.

  As described above, in this embodiment, even when another light emitting element such as a segment LED is used instead of the sub liquid crystal, a mobile phone capable of displaying more information can be provided.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to this Example. For example, the present invention can be applied not only to mobile phones but also to other mobile terminals such as PDAs and PHS. Moreover, although the example which converts a reading to a Roman character was shown, it can apply also by conversion from other characters, and conversion to other characters. Needless to say, the present invention is not limited to when an incoming call occurs, but can also be applied to mail transmission / reception, voice transmission, and incoming / outgoing videophone calls.

The figure which showed the structure when the mobile telephone 1 is opened 180 degree | times. The figure which showed the structure when the mobile telephone 1 is closed. The figure which showed the example of a display of the display 5 of the mobile telephone 1, and the figure which showed an example of arrangement | positioning of the key 6. FIG. The block diagram which showed the structure of the mobile telephone 1 briefly. The figure which showed an example at the time of displaying telephone directory information on the display 5 of the mobile telephone 1, and the figure for demonstrating the detail of telephone directory information. FIG. 3 is a detailed view of the sub display unit 13 of the mobile phone 1 and an example of display of the segment LED 21. The figure which showed an example which displays on the segment LED21 at the time of the event which generate | occur | produces in the mobile telephone 1, and this event occurrence. The figure which showed an example which displays on the segment LED21 at the time of the event which generate | occur | produces in the mobile telephone 1, and this event occurrence. The flowchart which shows control of the control part 101 when an event generate | occur | produces. The flowchart which shows control of the control part 101 when an incoming call generate | occur | produces. The continuation of the flowchart showing the control of the control unit 101 when an incoming call occurs. The flowchart of the control which converts reading information into romaji information. The figure which showed an example of the conversion table used for the control which converts reading information into Romaji information.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cellular phone 2 Upper housing | casing part 3 Hinge part 4 Lower housing | casing part 5 Display 6 Key 7 Side key 8 Microphone (speak mouthpiece)
9 Receiver
11a, 11b Magnetic sensor 12 Camera 13 Sub display unit 21 Segment LED
22 Single LED
51 Antenna Pict 52 Battery Pict 53 Time Display 54 Lower Left Pict 55 Middle Lower Pict 56 Right Lower Pict 61 Number Key 62 “*” Key 63 “#” Key 64 Soft Key Left 65 Soft Key Middle 66 Soft Key Right 67 Cross Key 68 Mail Key 69 Browser key 70 Call key 71 Power key 72 Clear key 101 Control unit 105 First display control unit 106 Input unit 108 Microphone 109 Speaker 112 Camera 113 Second display control unit 115 Storage unit 116 Communication unit 117 Antenna

Claims (5)

A mobile phone comprising a first casing having at least a receiver, a first display, and a second display, and a second casing having a transmitter and a key,
Storage means for storing a plurality of telephone book information in which at least a telephone number, name information, and information accompanying the name information are associated;
When one of the plurality of phone book information is selected, a first control means for displaying a corresponding phone number, name information, and information associated with the name information on a first display unit;
An incoming call is detected and transmitted from the caller side in a state where the surface of the first housing provided with the receiving unit and the surface of the second housing provided with the transmitting unit overlap each other. If the telephone number information to be stored matches the telephone number stored in the storage means, the second control unit displays information associated with the name information associated with the matching telephone number on the first control means. And a second control means for displaying in a character form different from the accompanying information displayed by the mobile phone. A mobile phone comprising a first casing having at least a receiver, a first display, and a second display, and a second casing having a transmitter and a key,
Storage means for storing a plurality of telephone book information in which at least a telephone number, name information, and information accompanying the name information are associated;
When one of the plurality of phone book information is selected, a first control means for displaying a corresponding phone number, name information, and information associated with the name information on a first display unit;
An incoming call is detected and transmitted from the caller side in a state where the surface of the first housing provided with the receiving unit and the surface of the second housing provided with the transmitting unit do not overlap. Second control means for displaying name information associated with the matching telephone number on the first display section when the telephone number information to be stored matches the telephone number stored in the storage means;
An incoming call is detected and transmitted from the caller side in a state where the surface of the first housing provided with the receiving unit and the surface of the second housing provided with the transmitting unit overlap each other. If the telephone number information to be stored matches the telephone number stored in the storage means, the second control unit displays information associated with the name information associated with the matching telephone number on the first control means. And a third control means for displaying in a character form different from the accompanying information displayed by the mobile phone. A mobile phone comprising a first casing having at least a receiver, a first display, and a second display, and a second casing having a transmitter and a key,
Storage means for storing a plurality of telephone book information in which at least mail address information, name information, and information accompanying the name information are associated;
When one of the plurality of phone book information is selected, a first control means for displaying corresponding mail address information, name information, and information associated with the name information on a first display unit;
Mail reception is detected in a state where the surface of the first housing provided with the receiving unit and the surface of the second housing provided with the transmitting unit are overlapped, and the mail transmitting side If the e-mail address information transmitted from the e-mail address matches the e-mail address stored in the storage means, the information associated with the name information associated with the e-mail address corresponding to the first e-mail is displayed on the second display unit. A mobile phone comprising: second control means for displaying in a character form different from the accompanying information displayed by the control means. The information associated with the name information is reading information associated with the name information,
The mobile phone according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein accompanying information displayed in the second control means is displayed after being converted into Roman characters. A mobile phone comprising a first casing having at least a receiver, a first display, and a second display, and a second casing having a transmitter and a key,
When a predetermined event is detected in a state where the surface of the first casing provided with the receiving unit does not overlap the surface of the second casing provided with the transmitting unit. First control means for displaying information associated with the event on the first display unit;
The predetermined event is detected in a state in which the surface of the first casing provided with the receiving unit and the surface of the second casing provided with the transmitting unit overlap each other. A second control unit that displays information associated with the event on the second display unit in a character form different from the information associated with the event displayed by the first control unit. A mobile phone characterized by.

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