WO2013159684A1 - 一种自动切换手持模式的方法及无线手持设备 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of communications technologies, and in particular, to a method for automatically switching a handheld mode and a wireless handheld device. Background technique
- wireless handheld devices for example, mobile phones
- the buttons on wireless handheld devices have been basically replaced by touch screens.
- the location of the application icon or function icon on the touch screen of the wireless handheld device is generally designed according to a convenient right handed operation of the wireless handheld device, which is inconvenient to use for left-handed or user operations requiring left-handed operation.
- the embodiments of the present invention provide a method for automatically switching a handheld mode and a wireless handheld device capable of automatically switching a handheld mode, thereby facilitating user operations.
- a method for automatically switching a handheld mode comprising: detecting that a duration of holding a wireless handheld device does not match a preset first handheld mode of the wireless handheld device for a duration longer than a first predetermined duration Updating the first user interface that matches the first handheld mode to a second user interface that matches the second handheld mode, wherein the layout of the controls on the second user interface is the first user A horizontal mirror of the layout of the controls on the interface.
- a wireless handheld device including:
- At least one processor coupled to the sensor, the processor configured to detect, when the sensor detects a position in which the wireless handheld device is held that does not match a preset first handheld mode of the wireless handheld device When the duration exceeds the first preset duration, the first user interface matching the first handheld mode is updated to a second user interface that matches the second handheld mode, wherein the control on the second user interface Layout is the first A horizontal mirror of the layout of the controls on the user interface.
- the method for automatically switching the handheld mode and the wireless handheld device for automatically switching the handheld mode provided by the embodiments of the present invention are more convenient for the user to use the wireless handheld device with one hand.
- FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a method for automatically switching a handheld mode according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIGS. 2A and 2B respectively show a schematic block diagram of a user holding a wireless handheld device with their left and right hands;
- 3A and 3B respectively show another schematic block diagram of a user holding a wireless handheld device with their left and right hands;
- 4A to 4D respectively show still another schematic block diagram of the user holding the wireless handheld device with the left and right hands;
- 5A and 5B respectively show another schematic block diagram of the user holding the wireless handheld device in the left and right hands;
- 6A and 6B respectively show still another schematic block diagram of the user holding the wireless handheld device in the left and right hands;
- FIG. 7 is a flow chart of another method for automatically switching a handheld mode according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a user interface according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of another user interface according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a wireless handheld device according to an embodiment of the present invention. detailed description
- the wireless handheld devices described in the embodiments of the present invention include, but are not limited to, electronic devices having touch screens such as various types of mobile phones, smart phones based on different operating systems, personal digital assistant PDAs, and the like.
- the touch screen can also have other names, for example, a touch sensitive display, which is not limited herein.
- An algorithm is generally a sequence of operations that yields the expected result. These operations typically require or involve physical manipulation of physical quantities. Usually, though not necessarily, these quantities take the form of electrical or magnetic signals that can be stored, transferred, combined, compared, and otherwise manipulated. It has proven convenient at times to refer to these signals for determining bits, values, elements, symbols, characters, terms, numbers, etc., primarily for general purpose.
- the method for automatically switching the handheld mode provided in the first embodiment is specifically shown in FIG. 1 , as follows:
- the first user interface matching the first handheld mode is updated to a second user interface that matches the second handheld mode, wherein
- the layout of the controls on the second user interface is a horizontal mirror of the layout of the controls on the first user interface described above.
- the handheld mode includes a left-hand mode and a right-hand mode.
- the left-hand mode is a mode for conveniently operating the wireless handheld device by the left hand
- the right-hand mode is a mode for conveniently operating the wireless handheld device by the right hand.
- the left-hand mode and the right-hand mode can also be named other names, which are not limited herein.
- the first handheld mode is the right-hand mode
- the second handheld mode is the left-hand mode.
- the first user interface is a user interface that matches the first handheld mode, and the second user interface is the same.
- the layout of the controls on the second user interface is a horizontal image of the layout of the controls on the first user interface, eg, as shown in FIG. 8, the first user is assumed
- the layout of the controls on the interface is as shown in FIG. 8a, and the layout of the controls on the second user interface is as shown in FIG. 8b; or, as shown in FIG. 9, the layout of the controls on the first user interface is assumed as shown in FIG. 9a.
- the layout of the controls on the second user interface is as shown in Figure 9b.
- the background of the first user interface and the background of the second user interface may be the same or different.
- the wireless handheld device has at least two sets of user interfaces in a hand-held mode, namely a first user interface that matches the first hand-held mode and a second user interface that matches the second hand-held mode, wherein the second user
- the layout of the controls on the interface is a horizontal mirror of the layout of the controls on the first user interface.
- the preset handheld mode of the wireless handheld device is the first handheld mode (ie, the right-hand mode)
- the user interface and the user interface when the user interface is in the unlocked state are both A first user interface that matches the first hand-held mode, that is, the first user interface includes a graphical interactive interface and/or a graphical interactive interface object in which the wireless handheld device is in any state, eg, the wireless handheld device is in the user
- the first user interface is displayed as a graphical interactive interface (eg, the background shown in FIG. 9a) and a graphical interactive interface object (eg, the unlock icon and the unlock path shown in FIG.
- the wireless handheld device when the wireless handheld device switches In the second handheld mode (ie, left hand mode), the wireless handheld device is in the user interface a second user interface that matches the second hand-held mode, that is, the second user interface includes a graphical interactive interface and/or a graphical interactive interface object in which the wireless handheld device is in any state, eg, the wireless handheld device is
- the second user interface is displayed as a graphical interactive interface (eg, the background shown in FIG. 9b) and a graphical interactive interface object (eg, the unlock icon and the unlock path shown in FIG. 9b).
- the background of FIG. 9a and the background of FIG. 9b may be the same or different, and are not limited herein.
- the background of Figure 9a and the background of Figure 9b are not shown.
- the wireless handheld device When the wireless handheld device detects that the duration of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the preset first handheld mode of the wireless handheld device for more than the first preset duration, the wireless handheld device matches the first handheld mode.
- a user interface is updated to a second user interface that matches the second handheld mode, wherein the layout of the controls on the second user interface is a horizontal image of the layout of the controls on the first user interface.
- the wireless handheld device described above can be based on touch sensing technology and/or pressure sensing technology to obtain the location where the wireless handheld device is held.
- one or more sensors are disposed on each surface of the wireless handheld device, and the sensor may include one of a sensor such as a resistive sensor, a capacitive sensor, an inductive sensor, a pressure sensor, and a piezoelectric sensor.
- the wireless handheld device can detect the position where the wireless handheld device is held according to the touch sensing technology and/or the pressure sensing technology, thereby detecting the above The position judgment of the wireless handheld device being held matches whether the preset first hand-held mode matches.
- touch sensing technology can also be called touch sensing technology, and touch sensors using touch sensing technology generally include resistive sensors, inductive sensors and capacitive sensors.
- Touch sensors provide convenient control and can be used to control almost any type of device. Touch sensors now offer some common performance options and modalities, such as sliders and proximity sensors.
- the development and advancement of touch sensor technology has made sensor-driven interfaces easier to implement, making them easier to use in a variety of wireless handheld devices.
- more capacitive sensors are used to work according to the detected change in capacitance, that is, when a conductive object or a person approaches or touches a conductive metal piece of a capacitive sensor, the finger and the metal
- the capacitance between the slices changes and the control circuit can detect the change. Therefore, the touch sensor typically detects a change in capacitance by measuring the impedance of a circuit connected to the sensor pad, and thereby determines whether a touch event has occurred.
- a pressure sensor is a sensor for measuring the pressure of a liquid and a gas.
- a pressure sensor is a sensor that converts pressure into an electrical signal output. It is typically composed of an elastic sensitive component and a displacement sensitive component (or strain gage). The function of the elastic sensitive element is to cause the measured pressure to act on an area and convert it into displacement or strain, and then convert the displacement sensitive component or strain gauge into an electrical signal that is related to the pressure. The functions of the elastic sensitive component and the displacement sensitive component can also be integrated.
- Pressure sensors are one of the most commonly used sensors in industrial practice, and the pressure sensors we usually use are mainly made by the piezoelectric effect. Such sensors are also called piezoelectric sensors.
- the following is an example of controlling a wireless handheld device, and in conjunction with the schematic block diagram of the user holding the terminal wireless handheld device shown in FIG. 2A to FIG. 6B, specifically illustrating how the wireless handheld device determines whether to hold the left hand according to the user's holding position. Hold in your right hand.
- FIG. 2A to 6B rectangular boxes indicate wireless handheld devices, and A, B, C, D, and E sequentially represent the thumb, the index finger, the middle finger, the ring finger, and the little finger. It should be understood that the actual application may be different from the appearance of the wireless handheld device and the user's usage habits, and the position distribution of the user's finger on the wireless handheld device may be different. However, the embodiment of the present invention only takes this as an example. It is to be understood that the invention is not limited in any way.
- FIGS. 2A and 2B show schematic views of the user's left and right hand held wireless handheld devices, respectively.
- the position distribution of the wireless handheld device held position on the wireless handheld device is specifically: the user's middle finger C, the ring finger D and the little finger E fix the wireless handheld device, and the thumb A and the index finger B are active. State, not fixed; therefore, when the wireless handheld device detects that the location of the wireless handheld device being held on the wireless handheld device is as shown in FIG. 2A, the wireless handheld device can determine the left hand grip according to the location distribution When the wireless handheld device detects that the position of the wireless handheld device being held on the wireless handheld device is as shown in FIG. 2B, the wireless handheld device can determine the right hand grip according to the location distribution.
- FIGS. 3A and 3B the user's left and right hand grip wireless hands are shown, respectively.
- the position distribution of the wireless handheld device held position on the wireless handheld device is specifically: the thumb A, the middle finger C, the ring finger D and the little finger E retreat and are in a shallow grip state, and the index finger B is in the wireless state.
- Behind the handheld device as a support point. Therefore, when the wireless handheld device detects the location distribution of the wireless handheld device being held on the wireless handheld device as shown in FIG. 3A, the wireless handheld device can determine the left hand grip according to the location distribution, when the wireless When the handheld device detects that the position of the wireless handheld device being held on the wireless handheld device is as shown in FIG. 3B, the wireless handheld device can determine the right hand grip based on the location distribution.
- FIG. 4A and 4B show schematic block diagrams of the user's left and right hand holding wireless handheld devices, respectively, and Figs. 4C and 4D respectively show schematic block diagrams of the user's left and right hand gripping wireless handheld devices.
- the user holds the end of the wireless handheld device remote from the camera, typically the lower portion of the wireless handheld device, where thumb A is usually at the midpoint of the front distal end, while the remaining four fingers B, C , D and E are held on the other side; the entire wireless handheld device assumes a vertical pose. Therefore, when the wireless handheld device detects that the location of the wireless handheld device being held on the wireless handheld device is as shown in FIG. 4A or 4C, the wireless handheld device can determine the left hand grip according to the location distribution. When the wireless handheld device detects that the location of the wireless handheld device being held on the wireless handheld device is as shown in FIG. 4B or 4D, the wireless handheld device can determine the right hand grip based on the location distribution.
- Figures 5A and 5B show still another schematic block diagram of the user holding the wireless handset in left and right hands, respectively.
- the user holds the wireless handheld device with the wireless handheld device facing down. Therefore, when the wireless handheld device detects the location distribution of the wireless handheld device being held on the wireless handheld device as shown in FIG. 5A, the wireless handheld device can determine the left hand grip according to the location distribution, when the wireless When the handheld device detects that the position of the wireless handheld device being held on the wireless handheld device is as shown in FIG. 5B, the wireless handheld device can determine the right hand grip based on the location distribution.
- FIG. 6A or 6B yet another schematic block diagram of the user holding the wireless handset in left and right hands is shown.
- the user holds the wireless handheld device toward the screen with the thumb A and the index finger B on one side of the wireless handheld device, and the ring finger D and the little finger E are located on the other side of the wireless handheld device, the middle finger C Located in the wireless The upper middle of the handheld device, ie the user's entire hand, covers the screen. Therefore, when the wireless handheld device detects the location distribution of the wireless handheld device being held on the wireless handheld device as shown in FIG.
- the wireless handheld device can determine the left hand grip according to the location distribution, when the wireless When the handheld device detects that the location of the wireless handheld device being held on the wireless handheld device is as shown in FIG. 6B, the wireless handheld device can determine the right hand grip based on the location distribution.
- FIG. 2A to FIG. 6B a schematic diagram of a user holding a wireless handheld device under normal circumstances is exemplified, and thus an example is given how the wireless handheld device determines whether it is a left-handed or right-handed according to the user's holding position. Grip, but the invention is not limited thereto.
- the first user interface matching the first handheld mode is updated to be the second a second user interface of the handheld pattern matching, wherein the layout of the controls on the second user interface is a horizontal mirror of the layout of the controls on the first user interface, wherein the duration is a duration of time
- the first preset duration is a preset length of time, which can be measured in seconds.
- the specific value of the length of time is not limited.
- the first preset duration is 30 seconds.
- the controls of the user interface include, but are not limited to, various icons distributed on the user interface, such as application icons, unlock images, and the like.
- the unlocking image in the embodiment of the present invention includes, but is not limited to, at least one of an unlocking icon and an unlocking path, and the unlocking image may be an unlocking icon located at one end of the unlocking path shown in FIG.
- the unlocking icon is located at the center, and has at least two unlocking paths starting from the unlocking icon, and the other end of each unlocking path is an application icon, including but not limited to one of all application icons on the wireless handheld device
- Each application icon corresponds to an application or function, such as a phone, a short message, a camera, a radio, a browser, a microblog or a map.
- execution body of step 101 is a wireless handheld device.
- the method of automatically switching the handheld mode provided above by detecting that the location holding the wireless handheld device does not match the preset first handheld mode of the wireless handheld device
- the first user interface matching the first handheld mode is updated to a second user interface that matches the second handheld mode, wherein the layout of the controls on the second user interface It is a horizontal mirror of the layout of the control on the first user interface, which realizes automatic switching of the handheld mode, and is more convenient for the user to use the wireless handheld device with one hand.
- the method further includes: 102.
- the second user interface is updated to the first user interface.
- the wireless handheld device When the wireless handheld device detects that the duration of the holding of the wireless handheld device does not match the second handheld mode of the wireless handheld device exceeds the second preset duration, updating the second user interface to The first user interface described above.
- the second preset duration is a preset time length, which may be measured in seconds.
- the specific value of the length of time is not limited.
- the second preset duration is 20 seconds.
- the above 102 is optional, but the 102 can be used to automatically switch the wireless handheld device to the preset handheld mode when the preset handheld mode is satisfied, so as to satisfy the user's personalized application.
- a user using the wireless handheld device with his right hand sets the preset handheld mode of the wireless handheld device to the right hand mode, and when the right hand is being occupied, and the wireless handheld device needs to be temporarily held and operated by the left hand, the wireless handheld device can Automatically switch to the left-hand mode to facilitate user's use, and when the user's right hand can hold and operate the wireless handheld device, the wireless handheld device can automatically switch to the right-hand mode to facilitate user's use.
- step 101 that is, when detecting that the duration of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the preset first handheld mode of the wireless handheld device exceeds a first preset duration, Updating the first user interface that matches the first handheld mode to the second user interface that matches the second handheld mode includes:
- the first user interface of the first hand-held mode matching is updated to the second user interface that matches the second hand-held mode;
- the first user interface that matches the first hand-held mode described above is updated to the second user interface that matches the second hand-held mode.
- the above alternatives enable the wireless handheld device to automatically switch from the preset handheld mode to another handheld mode in different usage scenarios.
- step 102 that is, the duration of detecting that the location of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the second handheld mode of the wireless handheld device exceeds the second preset
- the duration of the second user interface is updated to the first user interface, including:
- the second user interface is updated to the first user interface described above;
- the wireless handheld device When the wireless handheld device is in the user interface locked state and detects that the duration of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the second handheld mode of the wireless handheld device for more than the second preset duration, the foregoing The two user interfaces are updated to the first user interface described above.
- the above alternatives enable the wireless handheld device to automatically switch from another handheld mode back to the preset handheld mode in different usage scenarios.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram of a wireless handheld device according to the first embodiment of the present invention. The usage scenario of the wireless handheld device is the same as that of the first embodiment, and details are not described herein again.
- the wireless handheld device can include at least one processor 1001 and at least one sensor 1003 coupled to one another via a bus 1004.
- the wireless handheld device further includes a touch screen 1002 coupled to other components via a bus 1004.
- the wireless handheld device further includes one or more I/O (input/output) controllers 1005 coupled to other components via bus 1004.
- I/O controllers 1005 provide an interface to one or more I/O (input/output) devices 1006.
- the wireless handheld device further includes one or more read only memories (ROMs) 1007 coupled to other components via bus 1004.
- ROMs read only memories
- the wireless handheld device further includes one or more random access memories (RAMs) 1008 coupled to other components via bus 1004.
- RAMs random access memories
- bus 1004 can include one or more buses that are connected to one another by various bridges, controllers, and/or adapters as are known in the art.
- the I/O device 1006 can include a keypad, a keyboard, and a controller for the cursor.
- Embodiment 2 of the present invention provides a wireless handheld device, including:
- a wireless handheld device comprising:
- At least one processor 1001 coupled to the sensor 1003, the processor 1001 configured to when the sensor 1003 detects that the location of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the preset first handheld mode of the wireless handheld device When the duration of the duration exceeds the first preset duration, the first user interface matching the first handheld mode is updated to a second user interface that matches the second handheld mode, wherein the control on the second user interface
- the layout is a horizontal image of the layout of the controls on the first user interface described above.
- the sensor 1003 when the sensor 1003 detects that the duration of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the preset first handheld mode of the wireless handheld device for more than the first preset duration, the sensor 1003 outputs a corresponding signal. a value (eg, a binary value or a hexadecimal value) to the at least one processor 1001, the processor 1001, after receiving the signal value, the first user that matches the first handheld mode
- the interface is updated to the second user interface that matches the second handheld mode described above, wherein the layout of the controls on the second user interface is a horizontal image of the layout of the controls on the first user interface.
- the wireless handheld device when detecting that the duration of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the preset first handheld mode of the wireless handheld device exceeds a first preset duration,
- the first user interface of the first handheld mode matching is updated to a second user interface that matches the second handheld mode, wherein the layout of the control on the second user interface is the layout of the control on the first user interface
- Horizontal mirroring enables automatic switching of handheld mode, making it easier for users to use wireless handheld devices with one hand.
- the processor 1001 is further configured to: when the sensor 1003 detects that the position of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the second handheld mode of the wireless handheld device, the duration exceeds the second pre- When the duration is set, the second user interface is updated to the first user interface.
- the sensor 1003 when the sensor 1003 detects that the duration of the holding of the wireless handheld device does not match the second handheld mode of the wireless handheld device exceeds the second preset duration, the sensor 1003 outputs a corresponding signal value.
- a signal value For example, a binary value or a hexadecimal value
- the processor 1001 updates the second user interface to the first user interface.
- the wireless handheld device can automatically switch to the preset handheld mode when the preset handheld mode is satisfied, thereby satisfying the personalized application of the user. For example, a user using the wireless handheld device with his right hand sets the preset handheld mode of the wireless handheld device to the right hand mode, and when the right hand is being occupied, and the wireless handheld device needs to be temporarily held and operated by the left hand, the wireless handheld device can The automatic switching to the left-hand mode is convenient for the user to use, and when the user's right hand can hold and operate the wireless handheld device, the wireless handheld device can automatically switch to the right-hand mode to facilitate the user's use.
- the processor 1001 is further configured to: when the wireless handheld device is in a user interface locked state and the sensor 1003 detects the location of holding the wireless handheld device and the preset first handheld of the wireless handheld device Mode not When the duration of the matching exceeds the first preset duration, the first user interface that matches the first handheld mode is updated to the second user interface that matches the second handheld mode.
- the sensor 1003 when the wireless handheld device is in the user interface locked state, detects that the position of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the preset first handheld mode of the wireless handheld device exceeds the first duration.
- the sensor 1003 outputs a corresponding signal value (for example, a certain binary value or a certain hexadecimal value) to the at least one processor 1001, and after receiving the signal value, the processor 1001 and the foregoing
- the first user interface of a hand-held pattern match is updated to the second user interface that matches the second hand-held mode described above.
- the above alternatives enable the wireless handheld device to automatically switch from the preset handheld mode to another handheld mode in different usage scenarios.
- the processor 1001 is further configured to: when the wireless handheld device is in a non-unlocked state of the user interface, and the sensor 1003 detects the location of holding the wireless handheld device and the preset of the wireless handheld device When the duration of the handheld mode mismatch exceeds the first preset duration, the first user interface that matches the first handheld mode is updated to the second user interface that matches the second handheld mode.
- the sensor 1003 detects that the position of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the preset first handheld mode of the wireless handheld device when the wireless handheld device is in the non-unlocked state of the user interface, and the duration of the sensor 1003 exceeds the first When the preset duration is long, the sensor 1003 outputs a corresponding signal value (for example, a certain binary value or a certain hexadecimal value) to the at least one processor 1001, and after receiving the signal value, the processor 1001 and the foregoing
- the first user interface of a hand-held mode match is updated to the second user interface that matches the second hand-held mode described above.
- the above alternatives enable the wireless handheld device to automatically switch from the preset handheld mode to another handheld mode in different usage scenarios.
- the processor 1001 is further configured to: when the wireless handheld device is in a user interface non-unlocked state and the sensor 1003 detects the location of holding the wireless handheld device and the second handheld of the wireless handheld device No pattern When the duration of the distribution exceeds the second preset duration, the second user interface is updated to the first user interface.
- the senor 1003 when the wireless handheld device is in the non-unlocked state of the user interface, detects that the position of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the second handheld mode of the wireless handheld device for more than the second preset. When the duration is long, the sensor 1003 outputs a corresponding signal value (for example, a certain binary value or a certain hexadecimal value) to the at least one processor 1001. After receiving the signal value, the processor 1001 uses the second user interface. Updated to the first user interface described above.
- the above alternatives enable the wireless handheld device to automatically switch back from the other handheld mode to the preset handheld mode in different usage scenarios.
- the processor 1001 is further configured to: when the wireless handheld device is in a user interface locked state and the sensor 1003 detects a position to hold the wireless handheld device and the second handheld mode of the wireless handheld device When the duration of the mismatch exceeds the second preset duration, the second user interface is updated to the first user interface.
- the sensor 1003 when the wireless handheld device is in the user interface locked state, detects that the position of holding the wireless handheld device does not match the second handheld mode of the wireless handheld device for more than the second preset duration.
- the sensor 1003 outputs a corresponding signal value (for example, a certain binary value or a hexadecimal value) to the at least one processor 1001, and after receiving the signal value, the processor 1001 updates the second user interface. For the first user interface described above.
- the above alternatives enable the wireless handheld device to automatically switch from another handheld mode back to the preset handheld mode in different usage scenarios.
- a computer readable medium comprising computer readable instructions that, when executed, perform the operations of steps 101 through 102 or all of the steps in the first embodiment described above.
- the disclosed devices and methods may be implemented in other ways.
- the device embodiments described above are merely illustrative.
- the division of the device is only a logical function division, and the actual implementation may have another division manner, for example, multiple devices may be combined or may be integrated into Another device, or some features, can be ignored or not executed.
- the coupling or direct coupling or communication connection shown or discussed may be an indirect coupling or communication connection through some interface, device or device, and may be in electrical, mechanical or other form.
- the devices in the various embodiments of the present invention may be integrated in one device or unit, or each unit may exist physically alone, or two or more units may be integrated in one device or unit.
- the foregoing storage medium includes: u disk, mobile hard disk, read only memory (ROM, Read-Only) Memory Random access memory (RAM, Random Access Memory disk or optical disk, etc., which can store program code.
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