WO2007088332A2 - Electronic information device with event notification profile - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to an electronic information device that can provide notifications of events.
- the term 'electronic information device' used in this patent specification should be expansively construed to cover mobile telephones, smart phones, communicators, personal computers, desktop computers and application specific devices. It includes devices able to communicate in any manner over any kind of wireless network, such as GSM or UMTS, CDMA and WCDMA mobile radio, Bluetooth, IrDA etc., as well as over any wire based network, It includes also devices with no communications capabilities.
- An event may be associated with a communication event, such as an incoming call or connection.
- the mobile device is running a web or WAP browser application and there is an incoming phone call.
- An example from the non-wireless space would be a PC running a word processor and there is an incoming VOIP call or a diary event reminder.
- the application is abruptly suspended when the notification is played.
- the present invention is an electronic information device programmed so that when the device is running an application and an event occurs that the device needs to notify a user about, then the device alters the visual and/ or sonic behaviour of the application according to a pre-defined event notification profile, in which the user can select a desired event notification profile from a menu of available profiles stored in the device.
- An 'application' is a program that presents visual and/ or sonic behaviour in normal operation, such as a browser, word processor, gaming application, messaging application, email application, music player, video player.
- the event notification profile could define how the application behaves (e.g. appears) when there is an incoming phone call; it could define that the call instantly stops, suspends or pauses the application.
- the event notification profile could also or alternatively define that graphics and/or audio in the application gently fade to an alternative state or gracefully transition with a pre-defined visual and/ or sonic transition effect.
- An event notification window or icon could gracefully fade in or appear in some other user-defined visual and/ or sonic manner.
- the event notification profile could also include the selection of a particular a 3D sonic effect to occur in pre-defined situations.
- the menu of available profiles can enable the user to readily define how a particular visual and/or sonic behaviour of any particular application alters when an event needs to be notified; this may also be as a function of time, environmental factors, location, and may vary with different pre-defined event types.
- the event notification profile could be downloaded from a remote service and may include or reference graphical and/ or audio content (and be downloadable in the same way that a mobile telephone ringtone/wallpaper etc is downloadable).
- Event Other types of event could also occur, for example, a scheduling event from personal organiser software, to tell the user than an appointment is due. This invention describes a novel way to handles these events and the subsequent behaviour of the mobile device.
- the simplest behaviour is to signal the event to the user with an on-screen or audible alert, to. allow the user to choose whether to take action (for example, to answer a phone call or read a text message), and to then go into the selected mode.
- this is inelegant and not a very pleasant user experience.
- This invention is a design that allows the user to select a "profile”, which could also be called a “theme”, maybe from a set of preset themes on a menu displayed by the device, to suit their taste.
- Each theme defines how the mobile device behaves on each event, or even combinations of events.
- Both the graphical and the audio behaviour of the application (or multiple applications) is controlled by the theme.
- a theme for a business person might be one where a phone call instantly stops or pauses the application.
- a theme for a teenager might be one that makes the graphics and audio for an application gentle fade to alternative states, maybe a small graphics picture and quieter audio.
- the sound field associated with the application can be made to move in 3D space to an alternative location, at a certain speed, along a certain path, etc. There can therefore be “smooth” styles, “jazzy” styles, etc.
- the theme could also specify how multiple events are handled. Maybe a user might decide that incoming text messages should interrupt music playback, but not a game. Another user might decide that a game could be interrupted, but only by a phone call and not by a text message.
- Themes could also be linked to other data, for example time of day or location. A user could define different behaviours for daytime and evenings. Behaviour could be different depending on whether headphones and plugged in or not, or on the headphone/speaker mode that the user has selected. Behaviour could be linked to environmental noise level, as determined by the signal picked up by the microphone. Behaviour could be linked to light level, as sensed by a camera module etc.
- Themes could include graphical or audio content, just as a ringtone is "audio content" for an incoming phone call.
- Themes could become saleable/ downloadable items, just as ringtones are. Downloadable elements of themes could include both the control "logic" of how the device behaves when certain events occur, and also actual audio, graphic or video content itself.
- software in the mobile device would be designed to communicate with all the required functions of the operating system, such as music players, messaging services, camera and microphone signals, etc.
- the software would therefore have access to the required events and the capability to control the behaviour of applications running on the phone in terms of the video and audio, or indeed any other features, such as camera light and vibrator.
- the camera sensor detects a low-light condition, and an incoming phone call event occurs (or indeed any other event, as set by the theme), the camera Eght could be made to turn on, or to flash in some pattern. This would allow the phone to be located easily in the dark.
- the length of time that has elapsed since the phone was last used could be used to influence behaviour when certain events occur, as this influences the probability that the device is being held in the hand and hence the likely behaviour required.
- the usage pattern of the phone could also be logged and used to influence the behaviour of the phone, allowing the distinction between perhaps an older or younger user. If the phone is used mainly for text messaging, for example, the behaviour desired could be different to that required for an occasional user. A theme could build in this functionality, and be made to effectively adapt to many different use cases.
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