WO2012151907A1 - 电子书页面转换方法、装置以及移动设备 - Google Patents

电子书页面转换方法、装置以及移动设备 Download PDF

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WO2012151907A1
WO2012151907A1 PCT/CN2011/082352 CN2011082352W WO2012151907A1 WO 2012151907 A1 WO2012151907 A1 WO 2012151907A1 CN 2011082352 W CN2011082352 W CN 2011082352W WO 2012151907 A1 WO2012151907 A1 WO 2012151907A1
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吴宏超
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  • the present invention relates to the field of communications, and in particular to an e-book page conversion method, apparatus, and mobile device.
  • An e-book is a revolutionary reading method that has gradually emerged in recent years. It displays a simulated book interface through a digital terminal device to convey text information to a user. E-books have the advantages of convenient carrying and large information storage. First, by digitizing e-books, users can read any book content on a portable digital terminal device. This way of reading allows people to abandon bulky physical books. Second, current digital devices can store vast amounts of textual information either through their own storage or through a web server.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a terminal device for simulating a physical book.
  • the existing interface simulation is usually implemented by displaying the appearance of a physical book in the display of the digital terminal.
  • the simulation of the simulation book displayed in the display is performed by operating the simulation interface on the touch screen of the digital terminal.
  • page conversion is the most frequently used operation, which has a great influence on the experience of human-computer interaction.
  • an e-book page conversion method including: detecting an area touched by a touch screen of a terminal device; determining a page conversion speed of the e-book displayed on the touch screen according to the touched area.
  • the method includes: the size of the touched area is proportional to a page conversion speed of the e-book; or The size of the touched area is inversely proportional to the page conversion speed of the e-book.
  • the touched area includes: an area touched by a user's finger.
  • determining a page conversion speed of the electronic book displayed on the touch screen according to the touched area comprising: detecting a capacitance value of the finger and a screen body of the touch screen to form a capacitor; when detecting the capacitor When the capacitance value is increased, it is determined that the area touched by the finger and the screen body is increased, and the page conversion speed of the e-book is accelerated.
  • the detecting the area touched by the touch screen of the terminal device comprises: detecting an area on the touch screen where at least one specified position is touched.
  • the method further includes: the e-book performs page conversion according to the page conversion speed.
  • an electronic book page conversion apparatus comprising: a detecting module configured to detect an area touched by a touch screen of the mobile device; a determining module configured to determine the area according to the touched area The page conversion speed of the e-book displayed on the touch screen.
  • the determining module is further configured to determine a page switching speed of the e-book displayed on the touch screen according to the following rule: the size of the touched area is proportional to a page conversion speed of the e-book; or The size of the touched area is inversely proportional to the page conversion speed of the e-book.
  • the detecting module is further configured to detect an area on the touch screen where at least one specified position is touched.
  • a mobile device is provided, comprising the above-described e-book page conversion device.
  • a mapping relationship is established between an area touched by the touch screen of the terminal device and a page conversion speed of the e-book, and the conversion speed is determined according to the touched area.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a terminal device for simulating a physical book according to the related art
  • FIG. 2 is a flowchart of processing of an e-book page conversion method according to an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a method for converting an electronic page using the device shown in FIG. 3 according to an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 5 is a simulation of a physical book according to an embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of an e-book page conversion apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the embodiment of the present invention provides an e-book page conversion method, and the processing flowchart thereof is provided.
  • the method includes: Step S202: detecting an area where a touch screen of the terminal device is touched; Step S204: Determine a page conversion speed of the e-book displayed on the touch screen according to the touched area.
  • Step S202 detecting an area where a touch screen of the terminal device is touched
  • Step S204 Determine a page conversion speed of the e-book displayed on the touch screen according to the touched area.
  • a mapping relationship is established between an area touched by the touch screen of the terminal device and a page conversion speed of the e-book, and the conversion speed is determined according to the touched area. If the speed needs to be controlled, only the control needs to be touched.
  • the area is OK, which can control the conversion speed while realizing fast page conversion, ensuring accurate positioning of the page number, and eliminating the need to use the buttons of the independent device to ensure the emulation of the e-book.
  • a mapping relationship between the touched area of the touch screen of the terminal device and the page conversion speed of the e-book is established.
  • the specific mapping rule may be as follows: the size of the touched area and the page conversion of the e-book The speed is proportional; or, the size of the area being touched is inversely proportional to the page conversion speed of the e-book.
  • the specific mapping relationship can be preset in the terminal device, and the screen is touched according to the set proportional or inversely proportional mapping relationship.
  • step S202 detecting the area touched by the touch screen of the terminal device, the measurement may be performed at any position of the touch screen.
  • the area touched by at least one specified position on the touch screen may be detected. It can improve the sensitivity of the specified position, while ensuring the sensitivity while reducing the cost, without the need for the touch screen full screen to maintain the same sensitivity. As shown in FIG.
  • step S204 the page conversion speed of the e-book displayed on the touch screen can be determined according to the touched area.
  • the touch screen is a capacitive screen
  • a capacitor can be formed by using a finger and a screen of the touch screen to generate an electric field; When the area touched by the finger and the screen body increases, the capacitance value of the capacitor increases, and the page conversion speed of the e-book is accelerated.
  • the terminal device can detect the capacitance value of the capacitor formed by the user's finger and the screen of the touch screen; when it is detected that the capacitance value of the capacitor is increased, it is determined that the area touched by the user's finger and the screen body is increased, and the terminal device It will speed up the page conversion speed of e-books accordingly. After the page conversion speed is determined, the e-book performs page conversion according to the page conversion speed. After the e-book performs page conversion according to the page conversion speed, if it is detected that the touch screen is touched again, the page conversion speed of the e-book is determined according to the touched area.
  • An embodiment of the present invention provides an electronic device. Referring to FIG. 3, it may be referred to as device 300.
  • Device 300 includes memory 302, memory controller 304, one or more processing units (CPUs) 306, peripheral interface 308, RF (radio frequency) circuitry 312, audio circuitry 314, external port 316, input/output (I/O) Subsystem 320, touch screen 322, display 324, other input/output devices 326, touch screen controller 328, display controller 330, and other input/output device controllers 332. These components communicate over one or more communication buses or signal lines 310.
  • Device 300 can be any electronic device including, but not limited to, a handheld computer, a mobile phone, a media player, a personal digital assistant (PDA), and the like, as well as a combination of two or more thereof. It should be understood that device 300 is only one example of electronic device 300, components of which may have more or fewer components than illustrated, or have different component configurations. The various components shown in Figure 3 can be implemented in hardware, software, or a combination of hardware and software, including one or more signal processing and application specific integrated circuits.
  • Memory 302 can include random access memory and can also include one or more disk storage devices, flash memory devices, or other non-volatile memory.
  • Memory controller 304 can control access to memory 302 by other components of device 300, such as CPU 306 and peripheral interface 308. Peripheral interface 308 couples the input and output peripherals of the device to CPU 306 and memory 302. One or more processors 306 execute various software programs stored in memory 302 to perform various functions of device 300 and process the data.
  • the RF circuit 332 receives and transmits electromagnetic waves.
  • the RF circuit 332 converts an electrical signal into an electromagnetic wave, or converts the electromagnetic wave into an electrical signal, and communicates with the communication network and other communication devices via the electromagnetic wave.
  • Audio circuit 314 provides an audio interface between the user and device 300.
  • the audio circuit 314 receives the audio data from the peripheral interface 308, converts the audio data into an electrical signal, and transmits the electrical signal to the speaker.
  • the speaker transforms the electrical signal into an acoustic sound that is audible to an adult.
  • Audio circuit 314 also receives electrical signals that are converted from sound waves by a microphone.
  • the audio circuit 314 converts the electrical signals into audio data and transmits the audio data to the peripheral interface 308 for processing.
  • I/O subsystem 320 provides an interface between input/output peripherals of device 300 and peripheral interface 308, such as touch screen 322, display 324, and other input/control devices 326.
  • the I/O subsystem 320 includes a touch screen controller 328, a display controller 130, and one or more controllers 332 for other output or control devices.
  • Touch screen 322 and display 324 provide an input interface and an output interface, respectively, between the device and the user.
  • Display 324 displays a visual output to the user, which may include text, graphics, video, and any combination thereof.
  • Touch screen 322 is a touch sensitive surface that accepts user input, and which, in conjunction with touch screen controller 328, detects contact on touch screen 322 and transforms the detected contact into an interaction with a user interface object on the display.
  • Ben The touch screen 322 and touch screen controller 328 in the invention specifically refer to touch technologies that can detect the contact area, such as capacitive technology.
  • the embodiment of the present invention first uses the capacitor technology as an example to describe the principle of contact area sensing.
  • the finger and the screen body form a capacitor to generate an electric field.
  • Device 300 also includes a power system 334 that is configured to power various components.
  • the power system 134 can include a power management system, one or more power sources (eg, battery, alternating current (AC)), a charging system, a power failure detection circuit, a power converter, and related to power generation, management, and distribution in the portable device. Any other components of the union.
  • FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a method for performing an electronic page conversion by using the device shown in FIG.
  • Step S402 The device performs predetermined classification on the area of the finger touch screen.
  • the classification principle is as follows: Taking capacitive touch technology as an example, the device can detect the magnitude of the capacitance between the finger and the touch screen. When the distance between the finger and the screen is constant, the capacitance value is positively correlated with the area of the finger pressing the screen.
  • the grading step is: the device first defines two capacitance values Cmin and Cmax corresponding to the minimum area to the maximum area of the finger touch screen detectable by the touch screen, and then the device compares the difference between Cmin and Cmax by a predetermined function (for example, a linear function) and The predetermined number of stages is graded, and the capacitance value of each level corresponds to the size of the touch screen of the finger of the same level.
  • Step S404 The device correspondingly compares the area values of the finger touch screens of different levels with different page transition times. Generally, the correspondence relationship is negative correlation, that is, the larger the area value of the finger touch screen, the smaller the page conversion time.
  • Step S406 determining a predetermined position on the touch screen, the setting of the predetermined position is to simulate reading the real book as the original, for example, in FIG. 5, the predetermined position is set at A1 and A2.
  • Step S408 The CPU continuously detects the finger contact at the predetermined position of the screen. When a finger touches the predetermined position, the CPU detects the touch area value level and determines the corresponding page transition time.
  • Step S410 the CPU starts timing, and determines whether the page conversion time obtained in step S408 is reached.
  • Step S412 when the CPU determines that the page conversion time obtained in step S408 has been reached, the display page in FIG. 5 will be converted in a predetermined manner.
  • the finger touches the predetermined position A1
  • the page conversion mode is the page content of the display page number +2.
  • the finger touches the predetermined position A2, and the page conversion mode is the page content of the display page number-2.
  • the screen can also display the scheduled conversion animation accordingly. For example, the page content of the number of pages +2 is displayed, and the screen can display the animation of the left page of the right side.
  • Step S414 The device determines whether the finger touches at A1 and A2 are canceled. If the determination is yes, the entire process ends. If the determination is no, the flow returns to step S408 to complete the page conversion step again.
  • a method for performing page conversion on a simulated book includes: The device first performs predetermined grading on an area identifiable by the touch screen, and corresponds to different page conversion times. When the user touches a specific location of the display interface, the device detects the touch area size and determines the page transition time corresponding thereto. Finally, the simulation book performs a predetermined page conversion with this conversion time. After the page is converted once, the device continues to detect the presence or absence of the touch and the size of the area for the next cycle.
  • a terminal device that can perform the above method has: a capacitive touch screen (or an input device that can sense a touch area), a display with a graphical user interface, one or more processors, a memory, and one or more stored in a memory A module, program, or instruction set that performs these methods.
  • the electronic device described above provides a variety of functions including wireless communication.
  • the speed control of the page conversion is realized by the contact area size recognition compared with the prior art. The page can be paged according to the user's demand speed, the contact area is large, and the page is quickly converted; the contact area is small, and the page can be accurately positioned.
  • an embodiment of the present invention further provides an e-book page conversion device.
  • the structure of the e-book page is as shown in FIG. 6.
  • the detection module 601 is configured to detect an area touched by the touch screen of the mobile device. And coupled to the detecting module 601, configured to determine a page switching speed of the e-book displayed on the touch screen according to the touched area.
  • the determining module 602 may be further configured to determine a page switching speed of the e-book displayed on the touch screen according to the following rule: the size of the touched area is proportional to the page conversion speed of the e-book; or, the touched The size of the area is inversely proportional to the page conversion speed of the e-book.
  • the detection module 601 can also be configured to detect an area at which at least one specified location on the touch screen is touched. Based on the same inventive concept, an embodiment of the present invention further provides a mobile device, including the above-mentioned e-book page conversion device.
  • a mapping relationship is established between an area touched by the touch screen of the terminal device and a page conversion speed of the e-book, according to The touched area determines the conversion speed. If you need to control the speed, you only need to control the touched area, which can control the conversion speed while realizing fast page conversion, ensuring accurate positioning of the page, without using the buttons of the independent device.
  • the emulation of the e-book is guaranteed.
  • the above modules or steps of the present invention can be implemented by a general-purpose computing device, which can be concentrated on a single computing device or distributed over a network composed of multiple computing devices.
  • the computing device may be implemented by program code executable by the computing device, such that they may be stored in the storage device by the computing device and, in some cases, may be different from the order herein.
  • the steps shown or described are performed, or they are separately fabricated into individual integrated circuit modules, or a plurality of modules or steps are fabricated as a single integrated circuit module.
  • the invention is not limited to any specific combination of hardware and software.
  • the above is only the preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the present invention, and various modifications and changes can be made to the present invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and scope of the present invention are intended to be included within the scope of the present invention.

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本发明公开了一种电子书页面转换方法、装置及移动设备,电子书页面转换方法包括:检测终端设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积;根据被触摸的面积确定触摸屏上显示的电子书的页面转换速度。采用本发明能够解决目前已有的页面转换无法在实现快速页面转换的同时控制转换速度、精确定位页数的问题。

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电子书页面转换方法、 装置以及移动设备 技术领域 本发明涉及通信领域, 具体而言, 涉及一种电子书页面转换方法、 装置以及移动 设备。 背景技术 电子书是一种近年来逐渐兴起的革命性的阅读方式, 它通过数字终端设备显示仿 真书籍界面向使用者转达文字信息。 电子书有携带方便、 信息贮藏量大的优点。 首先 电子书通过将文字数字化, 用户可以在一台轻便的数字终端设备上阅读到任何一本书 籍内容, 这种阅读方式让人们抛弃了笨重的实体书籍。 其次, 目前的数字设备可以通 过自带存贮器或通过网络服务器存贮海量的文字信息。 为了满足用户要求体验传统书籍的阅读感受, 目前常见电子书在界面和操作上进 行仿真实体书籍设计。 图 1为一台对实体书籍进行仿真的终端设备的示意图, 现有的 界面仿真通常是通过在数字终端的显示器中展示一本实体书的外观而实现。 对显示器 中展示的仿真书进行操作仿真是通过在数字终端的触摸屏上对仿真界面进行操作。 在 仿真书的阅读过程中, 页面转换是最频繁使用的操作, 对人机交互的体验影响很大。 目前常见的页面转换操作有两种: 一种是通过在触摸屏上的划动实现仿真页面的 转换, 这种方式接近实体书翻页方法, 但无法实现快速的连续页面转换; 另一种是通 过对特定的翻页按钮进行点击而实现页面转换, 按钮可以是位于触摸屏上也或者是设 备上的实体按键, 这种方式可以实现快速页面转换, 但转换速度不可控, 不易准确定 位页数, 且独立设计的按键破坏了电子书的仿真性。 针对相关技术中目前已有的页面转换无法在实现快速页面转换的同时控制转换速 度、 精确定位页数的问题, 目前尚未提出有效的解决方案。 发明内容 本发明提供了一种电子书页面转换方法、 装置及移动设备, 以至少解决上述目前 已有的页面转换无法在实现快速页面转换的同时控制转换速度、精确定位页数的问题。 根据本发明的一个方面, 提供了一种电子书页面转换方法, 包括: 检测终端设备 的触摸屏被触摸的面积; 根据所述被触摸的面积确定所述触摸屏上显示的电子书的页 面转换速度。 优选的,根据所述被触摸的面积确定所述触摸屏上显示的电子书的页面转换速度, 包括: 所述被触摸的面积的大小与所述电子书的页面转换速度成正比; 或者, 所述被 触摸的面积的大小与所述电子书的页面转换速度成反比。 优选的, 所述被触摸的面积包括: 用户手指触摸的面积。 优选的,根据所述被触摸的面积确定所述触摸屏上显示的电子书的页面转换速度, 包括: 检测所述手指与所述触摸屏的屏体组成电容器的电容值; 当检测到所述电容器 的电容值增大时, 确定所述手指与所述屏体触摸的面积增大, 加快所述电子书的页面 转换速度。 优选的, 所述检测终端设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积, 包括: 检测所述触摸屏上至 少一个指定位置被触摸的面积。 优选的, 根据所述被触摸的面积确定所述触摸屏上显示的电子书的页面转换速度 之后, 还包括: 所述电子书根据所述页面转换速度进行页面转换。 优选的, 所述电子书根据所述页面转换速度进行页面转换之后, 若检测到所述触 摸屏再次被触摸, 则重新根据被触摸的面积确定所述电子书的页面转换速度。 根据本发明的另一个方面, 提供了一种电子书页面转换装置, 包括: 检测模块, 设置为检测移动设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积; 确定模块, 设置为根据所述被触摸的面 积确定所述触摸屏上显示的电子书的页面转换速度。 优选的, 所述确定模块还设置为按如下规则确定所述触摸屏上显示的电子书的页 面转换速度: 所述被触摸的面积的大小与所述电子书的页面转换速度成正比; 或者, 所述被触摸的面积的大小与所述电子书的页面转换速度成反比。 优选的, 所述检测模块还设置为检测所述触摸屏上至少一个指定位置被触摸的面 积。 根据本发明的另一个方面, 提供了一种移动设备, 包括上述的电子书页面转换装 置。 在本发明实施例中, 在终端设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积与电子书的页面转换速度 之间建立对应的映射关系, 根据被触摸的面积确定转换速度, 若需要控制速度, 只需 要控制被触摸的面积即可, 进而能够在实现快速页面转换的同时控制转换速度, 保证 精确定位页数, 不需要使用独立设备的按键, 保证了电子书的仿真性。 附图说明 此处所说明的附图用来提供对本发明的进一步理解, 构成本申请的一部分, 本发 明的示意性实施例及其说明用于解释本发明, 并不构成对本发明的不当限定。 在附图 中: 图 1是根据相关技术的一台对实体书籍进行仿真的终端设备的示意图; 图 2是根据本发明实施例的电子书页面转换方法的处理流程图; 图 3是根据本发明实施例的电子设备 300的结构示意图; 图 4是根据本发明实施例采用图 3所示设备进行电子页面转换方法的流程图; 图 5是根据本发明实施例的一台对实体书籍进行仿真的终端设备的示意图; 图 6是根据本发明实施例的电子书页面转换装置的结构示意图。 具体实施方式 下文中将参考附图并结合实施例来详细说明本发明。 需要说明的是, 在不冲突的 情况下, 本申请中的实施例及实施例中的特征可以相互组合。 相关技术中提到, 目前常见的页面转换操作有两种: 一种是通过在触摸屏上的划 动实现仿真页面的转换, 这种方式接近实体书翻页方法, 但无法实现快速的连续页面 转换; 另一种是通过对特定的翻页按钮进行点击而实现页面转换, 按钮可以是位于触 摸屏上也或者是设备上的实体按键, 这种方式可以实现快速页面转换, 但转换速度不 可控, 不易准确定位页数, 且独立设计的按键破坏了电子书的仿真性。 即, 相关技术中的页面转换操作无法在实现快速页面转换的同时控制转换速度、 精确定位页数, 为解决上述技术问题,本发明实施例提供了一种电子书页面转换方法, 其处理流程图如图 2所示, 包括: 步骤 S202、 检测终端设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积; 步骤 S204、 根据被触摸的面积确定触摸屏上显示的电子书的页面转换速度。 在本发明实施例中, 在终端设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积与电子书的页面转换速度 之间建立对应的映射关系, 根据被触摸的面积确定转换速度, 若需要控制速度, 只需 要控制被触摸的面积即可, 进而能够在实现快速页面转换的同时控制转换速度, 保证 精确定位页数, 不需要使用独立设备的按键, 保证了电子书的仿真性。 本发明实施例终端设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积与电子书的页面转换速度之间建立 对应的映射关系, 优选的, 其具体的映射规则可以如下: 被触摸的面积的大小与电子书的页面转换速度成正比; 或者, 被触摸的面积的大小与电子书的页面转换速度成反比。 具体采用何种映射关系可以在终端设备中预先设置, 实施时根据已设置的成正比 或成反比的映射关系去触摸屏幕。 由于用户通常用手指去触摸终端设备的触摸屏, 因此, 被触摸的面积通常即是用 户手指触摸的面积。 在实际应用中, 用户也可以使用适当物体或配件来操作触摸屏, 而不限于手指, 例如触摸笔等。 如图 2所示流程, 步骤 S202在实施时, 检测终端设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积, 可 以在触摸屏的任意位置进行测量, 优选的, 可以检测触摸屏上至少一个指定位置被触 摸的面积, 实施时可以提高指定位置的灵敏性,在保证灵敏性的同时又能够降低成本, 不需要触摸屏全屏均保持相同的灵敏性。 如图 2所示,步骤 S204中提到可以根据被触摸的面积确定触摸屏上显示的电子书 的页面转换速度, 若触摸屏是电容屏, 则可以利用手指与触摸屏的屏体组成电容器, 产生电场; 当手指与屏体触摸的面积增大, 则电容器的电容值增大, 电子书的页面转 换速度加快。 从终端设备一侧而言, 终端设备能够检测用户手指与触摸屏的屏体组成 电容器的电容值; 当检测到电容器的电容值增大时, 确定用户手指与屏体触摸的面积 增大, 终端设备会相应加快电子书的页面转换速度。 在页面转换速度被确定后, 电子书根据页面转换速度进行页面转换。 电子书根据 页面转换速度进行页面转换之后, 若检测到触摸屏再次被触摸, 则重新根据被触摸的 面积确定电子书的页面转换速度。 下面结合附图对技术方案的实施作进一步的详细描述。 本发明实施例提供了一种电子设备, 参见图 3, 可以将其称为设备 300。 设备 300 包括存储器 302、存储器控制器 304、一个或多个处理单元(CPU) 306、外设接口 308、 RF (射频) 电路 312、 音频电路 314、 外部端口 316、 输入 /输出 (I/O) 子系统 320、 触摸屏 322、 显示器 324、 其他输入 /输出设备 326、 触摸屏控制器 328、 显示器控制器 330 和其他输入 /输出设备控制器 332。这些组件通过一条或多条通信总线或信号线 310 进行通信。 设备 300可以是任何电子设备, 包括但不限于手持电脑、 移动电话、 媒体 播放器、 个人数字助理 (PDA) 等等, 还包括其中两项或多项的组合。 应当理解, 设 备 300只是电子设备 300的一个实例, 该设备 300的组件可以比图示具有更多或更少 的组件, 或具有不同的组件配置。 图 3所示的各种组件可以用硬件、 软件或软硬件的 组合来实现, 包括一个或多个信号处理和专用集成电路。 存储器 302可包括随机存取存储器, 并且还可包括一个或多个磁盘存储设备、 闪 存设备或其他非易失性存储器。 存储器控制器 304可控制设备 300的诸如 CPU306和 外设接口 308之类的其他组件对存储器 302的访问。 外设接口 308将设备的输入和输出外设耦接到 CPU306和存储器 302。 一个或多 个处理器 306运行各种存储在存储器 302中的软件程序, 以便执行设备 300的各种功 能, 并对数据进行处理。
RF电路 332接收并发送电磁波。 该 RF电路 332将电信号变换成电磁波, 或是将 电磁波变换成电信号, 并且经由电磁波来与通信网络以及其他通信设备进行通信。 音频电路 314提供了用户与设备 300之间的音频接口。 音频电路 314接收来自外 设接口 308的音频数据, 将音频数据变换成电信号, 并且将电信号传送到扬声器。 扬 声器将电信号变换成人可听见的声波。 音频电路 314还接收由麦克风从声波变换的电 信号。该音频电路 314将电信号变换成音频数据,并且将音频数据传送到外设接口 308, 以便进行处理。
I/O子系统 320提供设备 300的输入 /输出外设和外设接口 308之间的接口, 输入 输出外设例如触摸屏 322、 显示器 324和其他输入 /控制设备 326。 该 I/O子系统 320 包括触摸屏控制器 328、 显示器控制器 130以及用于其他输出或控制设备的一个或多 个控制器 332。 触摸屏 322和显示器 324在设备与用户之间分别提供输入接口和输出接口。 显示 器 324向用户显示可视输出, 这个输出可以包括文本、 图形、 视频及其任意组合。 触 摸屏 322是一个接受用户输入的触摸敏感表面, 他和触摸屏控制器 328—起检测触摸 屏 322上的接触, 并且将检验到的接触变换成与显示器上的用户界面对象的交互。 本 发明中的触摸屏 322和触摸屏控制器 328特指可以检测到接触面积的触摸技术, 例如 电容式技术。 本发明实施例以电容技术为例先详述接触面积感测原理。 电容是指容纳电场的能 力。 常见的平行板电容器, 电容为 C=sS/d, ε为极板间介质的介电常数, S为极板面 积, d 为极板间的距离, 可见当板间距离不变时, 两极板间重叠的面积增大, 电容值 会增大。 当有手指接触电容式触摸屏时, 手指和屏体组成电容器而产生电场, 当接触 面积增大时, 手指和屏体间的电容值也会增大。 本发明实施例不排除有其他检测接触 面积大小的触摸技术, 这些技术中用户可以使用适当物体或配件来操作触摸屏 322, 而不限于手指。 设备 300还包括设置为为各种组件供电的电源系统 334。 该电源系统 134可以包 括电源管理系统、 一个或多个电源 (例如电池、 交流电 (AC))、 充电系统、 电源故障 检测电路、 电源转换器, 以及与便携式设备中的电能生成、 管理和分布相关联的其他 任何组件。 图 4为本发明实施例中采用图 3所示设备进行电子页面转换方法的流程图, 包括 步骤 S402至步骤 S414。 步骤 S402、 设备对手指触摸屏幕的面积进行预定分级。 分级原理是: 以电容式触 摸技术为例, 设备可以检测手指和触摸屏间的容值大小, 当手指和屏幕距离不变时, 此容值和手指按压屏幕的面积正相关。 分级步骤是: 设备首先定义触摸屏可检测的手 指触摸屏幕的最小面积至最大面积分别对应的两个电容值 Cmin和 Cmax,然后设备将 Cmin至 Cmax间的差值以预定函数(例如线性函数)和预定级数分级, 每个级次的电 容值对应的既是同级次的手指触摸屏幕的面积大小。 步骤 S404、设备将不同级次的手指触摸屏幕的面积值和不同的页面转换时间相对 应, 一般此对应关系为负相关, 即手指触摸屏幕的面积值越大, 页面转换时间越小。 步骤 S406、 触摸屏上确定预定位置, 此预定位置的设置以仿真阅读真实书籍为原 贝 lj, 例如图 5中, 预定位置设置在 A1和 A2处。 步骤 S408、CPU不断检测屏幕预定位置上的手指接触,当有手指触摸预定位置时, CPU将检测出触摸面积值级别, 并判断其对应的页面转换时间。 步骤 S410、 CPU开始计时, 并判断是否达到步骤 S408得到的页面转换时间。 步骤 S412、 当 CPU判断已经达到了步骤 S408得到的页面转换时间时, 图 5中的 显示页面将按预定方式转换。 例如在从左到右的内容显示模式下, 手指触摸预定位置 Al, 页面转换方式为显示页数 +2的页面内容。 手指触摸预定位置 A2, 页面转换方式 为显示页数 -2的页面内容。 在页面转换完成前, 屏幕也可相应显示预定转换动画, 例 如显示页数 +2的页面内容前屏幕可显示右侧页面左翻的动画。 步骤 S414、 设备判断在 A1和 A2的手指触摸是否取消, 如果判断为是, 则整个 流程结束。 如果判断为否, 流程回到步骤 S408, 重新完成一次页面转换步骤。 由上述分析可以得出, 本发明实施例的核心思想在于, 提供了一种对仿真书籍进 行页面转换的方法包括: 设备首先对触摸屏可识别的面积进行预定分级, 并对应不同 的页面转换时间。 当用户触摸显示界面的特定位置时, 设备检测触摸面积大小并判断 与之对应的页面转换时间。 最后仿真书以此转换时间进行预定页面转换。 页面转换一 次后, 设备继续检测触摸有无及面积大小而进行下一次循环。 可以执行上述方法的终端设备具有: 电容式触摸屏 (或可感测触摸面积的输入设 备), 带有图形用户界面的显示器, 一个或多个处理器, 存储器, 以及一个或多个保存 在存储器中以执行这些方法的模块、 程序或指令集。 在某些实施例中, 上述电子设备 提供了包括无线通信在内的多种功能。 采用本发明实施例提供的页面转换方法, 与现有技术相比, 通过接触面积大小识 别而实现了页面转换的速度控制。 页面可以按照用户的需求速度进行翻页, 接触面积 大, 页面实现快速转换; 接触面积小, 页面可实现准确定位。 同时, 特定位置的标示 可以是隐藏或透明的, 不会破坏界面的仿真性。 综上可知, 本发明实施例提供的页面 转换方法能够将仿真书籍的阅读变得更加人性化。 基于同一发明构思, 本发明实施例还提供了一种电子书页面转换装置, 其结构示 意图如图 6所示, 包括: 检测模块 601, 设置为检测移动设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积; 确定模块 602, 与检测模块 601耦合, 设置为根据被触摸的面积确定触摸屏上显 示的电子书的页面转换速度。 在一个优选实施例中, 确定模块 602还可以设置为按如下规则确定触摸屏上显示 的电子书的页面转换速度: 被触摸的面积的大小与电子书的页面转换速度成正比; 或 者, 被触摸的面积的大小与电子书的页面转换速度成反比。 在一个优选实施例中, 检测模块 601还可以设置为检测触摸屏上至少一个指定位 置被触摸的面积。 基于同一发明构思, 本发明实施例还提供了一种移动设备, 包括上述的电子书页 面转换装置。 从以上的描述中, 可以看出, 本发明实现了如下技术效果: 在本发明实施例中, 在终端设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积与电子书的页面转换速度 之间建立对应的映射关系, 根据被触摸的面积确定转换速度, 若需要控制速度, 只需 要控制被触摸的面积即可, 进而能够在实现快速页面转换的同时控制转换速度, 保证 精确定位页数, 不需要使用独立设备的按键, 保证了电子书的仿真性。 显然, 本领域的技术人员应该明白, 上述的本发明的各模块或各步骤可以用通用 的计算装置来实现, 它们可以集中在单个的计算装置上, 或者分布在多个计算装置所 组成的网络上, 可选地, 它们可以用计算装置可执行的程序代码来实现, 从而, 可以 将它们存储在存储装置中由计算装置来执行, 并且在某些情况下, 可以以不同于此处 的顺序执行所示出或描述的步骤, 或者将它们分别制作成各个集成电路模块, 或者将 它们中的多个模块或步骤制作成单个集成电路模块来实现。 这样, 本发明不限制于任 何特定的硬件和软件结合。 以上所述仅为本发明的优选实施例而已, 并不用于限制本发明, 对于本领域的技 术人员来说, 本发明可以有各种更改和变化。 凡在本发明的精神和原则之内, 所作的 任何修改、 等同替换、 改进等, 均应包含在本发明的保护范围之内。

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1. 一种电子书页面转换方法, 包括:
检测终端设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积;
根据所述被触摸的面积确定所述触摸屏上显示的电子书的页面转换速度。
2. 根据权利要求 1所述的方法, 其中, 根据所述被触摸的面积确定所述触摸屏上 显示的电子书的页面转换速度, 包括:
所述被触摸的面积的大小与所述电子书的页面转换速度成正比; 或者, 所述被触摸的面积的大小与所述电子书的页面转换速度成反比。
3. 根据权利要求 1所述的方法, 其中, 所述被触摸的面积包括: 用户手指触摸的 面积。
4. 根据权利要求 3所述的方法, 其中, 根据所述被触摸的面积确定所述触摸屏上 显示的电子书的页面转换速度, 包括:
检测所述手指与所述触摸屏的屏体组成电容器的电容值;
当检测到所述电容器的电容值增大时, 确定所述手指与所述屏体触摸的面 积增大, 加快所述电子书的页面转换速度。
5. 根据权利要求 1至 4任一项所述的方法, 其中, 所述检测终端设备的触摸屏被 触摸的面积, 包括: 检测所述触摸屏上至少一个指定位置被触摸的面积。
6. 根据权利要求 1至 4任一项所述的方法, 其中, 根据所述被触摸的面积确定所 述触摸屏上显示的电子书的页面转换速度之后, 还包括: 所述电子书根据所述 页面转换速度进行页面转换。
7. 根据权利要求 6所述的方法, 其中, 所述电子书根据所述页面转换速度进行页 面转换之后, 若检测到所述触摸屏再次被触摸, 则重新根据被触摸的面积确定 所述电子书的页面转换速度。
8. 一种电子书页面转换装置, 包括:
检测模块, 设置为检测移动设备的触摸屏被触摸的面积; 确定模块, 设置为根据所述被触摸的面积确定所述触摸屏上显示的电子书 的页面转换速度。
9. 根据权利要求 8所述的装置, 其中, 所述确定模块还设置为按如下规则确定所 述触摸屏上显示的电子书的页面转换速度: 所述被触摸的面积的大小与所述电 子书的页面转换速度成正比; 或者, 所述被触摸的面积的大小与所述电子书的 页面转换速度成反比。
10. 根据权利要求 8或 9所述的装置, 其中, 所述检测模块还设置为检测所述触摸 屏上至少一个指定位置被触摸的面积。
11. 一种移动设备, 包括权利要求 8至 10任一项所述的电子书页面转换装置。
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