WO2020002984A1 - Téléphone intelligent - Google Patents

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WO2020002984A1
WO2020002984A1 PCT/IB2019/000538 IB2019000538W WO2020002984A1 WO 2020002984 A1 WO2020002984 A1 WO 2020002984A1 IB 2019000538 W IB2019000538 W IB 2019000538W WO 2020002984 A1 WO2020002984 A1 WO 2020002984A1
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  • the present invention relates in general to the mobile devices and in particular to a specific mobile/smart phone with novel features, attributes and unique functionalities.
  • a mobile device having a display module and a main module connected by a pivotal joint allowing to fold/unfold of 0 to 1 80 swivel motion, wherein said display module comprises of a primary display and a secondary display, said mobile device comprising seven linear LEDs on said display module that blink in a spectrum of selectable colors, wherein the blinking patterns are associated to notify a plurality of tasks; a merged dialing keypad having selectable colors: a pair of accessed easily buttons assigned for a specific task are designed in a way that easy accessibility in shortest time is possible allowing optimized battery power consumption.
  • An extra option button for capturing film and photo by pressing the extra option button; recording at covert mode by pressing the extra option button, and saving contact information by pressing the extra option button.
  • a pair of invalidation buttons each, for stopping or canceling a process; silencing the mobile phone and cleaning a piece of data, and selecting and cleaning a piece of data, a special-paste option for editing a text, and a display off/on button to turn off and on the display module of the mobile device.
  • FIG. I shows a perspective view of the present invention
  • FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of the present invention
  • FIG. 3 shows a front view of the present invention
  • FIG. 4 shows a front view of the display module of the present invention
  • FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of the present invention
  • FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of the rotational movement of the present invention
  • FIG. 7 shows a perspective view of the hinge in the present invention
  • FIG. 8 shows a back view of the present invention
  • FIG. 9 shows a wire structure of the present invention
  • FIG. 10 shows a wire structure of the present invention
  • FIG. 1 1 shows a schematic diagram for LED main setup menu in the present invention
  • FIG. 12 shows a schematic diagram for LED main setup menu in the present invention
  • FIG. 13 shows a schematic diagram for LED feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 14 shows a schematic diagram for LED feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 15 shows a schematic diagram for LED feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 16 shows a schematic diagram for LED feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 1 7 shows a schematic diagram for LED feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 18 shows a schematic diagram for LED feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 19 shows a schematic diagram for LED feature in the present invention.
  • FIG. 20 shows a schematic diagram for LED feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 21 shows a schematic diagram for LED feature in the present invention:
  • FIG. 22 shows a schematic diagram for setup colors of the LED for hard keys
  • FIG. 23 shows a schematic diagram for setup colors of the LED for soft keys
  • FIG. 24 shows a schematic diagram for accessed easily feature in the present invention
  • F1G. 25 shows a schematic diagram for accessed easily feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 26 shows a schematic diagram for extra option feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 27 shows a schematic diagram for extra option button in the present invention
  • FIG. 28 shows a schematic diagram for extra option button in the present invention
  • F1G. 29 shows a schematic diagram for extra option button in the present invention
  • FIG. 30 shows a schematic diagram for extra option button in the present invention
  • FIG. 31 shows a schematic diagram for extra option button in the present invention
  • FIG. 32 shows a schematic diagram for extra option button in the present invention
  • FIG. 33 shows a schematic diagram for extra option button in the present invention
  • FIG. 24 shows a schematic diagram for accessed easily feature in the present invention
  • F1G. 25 shows a schematic diagram for accessed easily feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 26 shows a schematic diagram for extra option feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 27 shows a schematic diagram for extra
  • FIG. 34 shows a schematic diagram for extra option button in the present invention
  • FIG. 35 shows a schematic diagram for extra option button in the present invention
  • FIG. 36 shows a schematic diagram for extra option button in the present invention
  • FIG. 37 shows a schematic diagram for QS/QC feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 38 shows a schematic diagram for QS/QC feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 39 shows a schematic diagram for QS/QC feature in the present invention.
  • FIG. 40 shows a schematic diagram for QS/QC feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 41 shows a schematic diagram for QS/QC feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 42 shows a schematic diagram for QS/QC feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 43 shows a schematic diagram for QS/QC feature in the present invention.
  • FIG. 44 shows a schematic diagram for QS/QC feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 45 shows a schematic diagram for QS/QC feature in the present invention:
  • FIG. 46 shows a schematic diagram for QS/QC feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 47 shows a schematic diagram for special paste feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 48 shows a schematic diagram for special paste feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 49 shows a schematic diagram for special paste feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 50 shows a schematic diagram for screen off/on feature in the present invention
  • F1G. 51 shows a schematic diagram for screen off/on feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 52 shows a schematic diagram for screen off/on feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 53 shows a schematic diagram for screen off/on feature in the present invention
  • FIG. 54 shows a schematic diagram for screen off/on feature in the present invention.
  • the present invention is a mobile device with novel features and functionalities as follow:
  • the present invention comprises of two modules, the display module that is on top and is the face of the unit, and the main module that sits beneath having most of the PCBs. controls, connectors and etc. Only the display module is foldable.
  • the two modules are connected by a special pivotal joint allowing the both fold/unfold of 0 to 180 swivel motion as well as the Display Module's pivot motion onto the Main Module.
  • a combination of a 90° unfold swivel motion and a 180° CW pivotal rotation of the display module allows a swap of display accessibility from the secondary display to main display availability.
  • the hinge to the unit is designed and constructed in a way that is capable of maintaining any angle it is adjusted to, depending on the application in use.
  • the secondary display (Non-touch) and FPS are outward.
  • the user has access to the Merged ke pad, and the Button Field when carried around.
  • the primary display is outward. The user has access to all the keys in soft touch mode in the larger Multi-touch display.
  • the enclosure material is made out of Aluminum alloy and PVC.
  • the exterior of the Smartphone is wrapped in fine snake skin leather which are in two different tones and colors.
  • the Display Module is covered with a design resembling Indian King Cobra with tan or beige patterns where as the Main Module is wrapped in a Brown Cobra design which is mainly the patterns of the same color as seen in the images.
  • the unit could be wrapped using synthetic leather(s) having individually selected patterns and designs per customer orders.
  • LED Blinking Light It is with the help of a little LED and finely designed software that it gets to blink in a spectrum of selectable colors.
  • the blinking types are task selectable and sensitive to whatever it is previously programmed to comply to.
  • the tasks include, the call results immediately after connections, Missed Calls, and the users pre-designated Alerts.
  • a prominent LED positioned on top simply allows the users of their Smartphone status without having to actually confer to it.
  • Multi-color selectable for multi-communication receivables including the ability to blink every other one or even by selection of a third color which could be picked randomly.
  • the third color represents a combination of the other 2 colors and is inclusive to represent 2 or more incoming communication;
  • the LED blinking light is by far a greater power optimizations, and is frugal to the battery life on a single charge in comparison to turning the LCD on to check the communication receivables repeatedly.
  • the suggested ones to implement in the design are only 125 selected ones.
  • the 125 different colors of the light array are constructed in a way that of the existing bandwidth for each and every one of them the main colors Red, Green, or Blue, only five different wavelengths in equal intervals are selected.
  • FlGs. 1 1 - 13 show the diagram for LED blinking light process.
  • the LED MCU will be the software driven entity to the LED. This unit will receive the data from the Main MCU, and based on what is programmed, will produce the output signals at the appropriate timing. The description to the task and algorithm of the unit are shown in FIG. 16.
  • FIG. 1 An EEPROM data bank to include the user setup data and the latest events list, a flash data bank to include the default values, the initial setups, and a table to produce different colors is shown in FIG. 1 7.
  • FIG. 1 Susceptibility to receive data from the main MCU at any given time and to store them in EEPROM is shown in FIG. 1 8.
  • the codes to the colors in the determined time frame in the form of electrical signals are sent to the output.
  • the codes are generated based upon the stored data in flash memory as shown in FIG. 19.
  • a macro to retrieve the original factory setups, when the smartphone is formatted is shown in FIG. 20.
  • the objectives of the new mobile phone as designed with the mentioned features is for users who simply possess the sight sense only and for users who prefer not to hold the phone to their head up until the status of the connection is made clear to them and then proceed as desired and also for users who attend formal meetings, sessions, conferences, and so on; therefore, they are restricted to reach out for their smart phone.
  • every 2 semi-transparent brown keys on the present invention are connected in a way that the even keys are attached and stand to the upper right corner of the odd keys bonding a pair. They are laid on a handsome background.
  • the old dialing key pads are in 4 columns and 3 rows, and normally they are scanned in a Matrix.
  • Multiplexer is a Compound Digital Circuitry for which“N " is the number of address lines and is capable of switching 2N number of input lines converted to a single output line. In another word, this is a“Parallel to Serial Convertor”. In the design a multiplexer with 16 input lines is incorporated.
  • Multi-Color LED designated beneath every hard key of the Smartphone to provide the users with options to choose from an array of colors in the pallet they desire to illuminate their keys.
  • the users also have the option to the graphical personalization of both back- colors and fore-colors of the soft-keys displayed over their LCDs.
  • the menu for the desired setups is made available in personalization section of the hard-keys.
  • the user can setup the keys to choose desired colors for the intended keys.
  • the user can also setup each and every one of the keys for a picked and or random selection of colors to illuminate.
  • the other choice would be the blank option (LED remains off) located at the color pallet.
  • the varieties of the displayable colors are user selectable.
  • a Timer is used for an automatic display of the sequential colors as shown in FlGs. 22 and 23.
  • the menu will allow the user to modify certain attributes of the dialing soft keys.
  • the modifications include Back-Colors and Fore-Colors of the soft keys.
  • the modifications are made possible to apply to both dialer keys and also to the alphanumeric keyboard.
  • the designated location to store the data is the Flash memory which is to store the implemented colors of the LED at the time of the initial software design of the Smartphone. It must be noted that the default color is "Ice White”.
  • the data includes the software controlled colors both to the icons of the soft keys, and also to the hard keys.
  • the original data as a default value is loaded in the Flash memory when the Smartphone is manufactured. A copy of it exists in EEPROM memory as well.
  • the user can modify the data per their preferences later on. In case and if the user attempts to execute the “Restore to Factory Default”, then all the modifications per choice will be purged, and will be replaced with the original data from the Flash that will be reloaded into the EEPROM.
  • Every transmitted frame includes all the data for the colors of all the LEDs and their consequent color components. To every LED, there are 3 color components and each component includes I Byte; therefore, the data to the color of every LED will be 3 Bytes (totals to 24 bites). Every data frame includes (24bites x the Quantities of the LEDs). With reference to the described architecture, in order to transmit a single frame, they must be sent in 8 phases and in sequence starting from the LSb (Least Significant bites) up to MSb (Most Significant bites) of every color component there are to the LEDs. This is how every DAC receive the color component to each LED in 8 phases and each in 8 binary digits.
  • the objectives of the new mobile phone as designed with the mentioned features is forssen who care to have a greater dress and appearance color compatibilities including their Smartphone, the art enthusiasts or the artists, who have the passion and wish to have everything around them to be a manifestation of artistic values, can use the modification capabilities of the hard keys and the soft keys to demonstrate their feelings, for users who wish to have their Smartphone to represent them as a person of different taste, (in terms of appearance and form), so that the personalization of the Smartphone would stand out symbolizing its owner even in comparison to the similar Smartphone, for users who are bored with the“all the same look” of everyday Smartphone and their typical key pads; therefore, preferring color beautified keys.
  • the 1 st G button stands clearly higher and above the line, protruding past the right edge. Slightly below the “C” button sits the first set of red, diamond shaped QS/QC button. To the very right comer of the module is the 2 nd R button which is also Power On/Off button. All of the Accessed easily button are triangular shaped, and the entire Button Field is semi-transparent. The Microphone set is at the very lowest part of the module's face, near the center edge.
  • button accessibility is handled in a symmetric and in a fashionable way to ease the use both by right or left handed users.
  • the Green and the Red buttons are designed in a way that easy accessibility in shortest time is made possible, even if it is in any unusual conditions such as working with wet fingers.
  • buttons are employed which are in SMD (Surface Mount Device) package.
  • the buttons are positioned right below primary Green and Red buttons per displayed figure.
  • the expected performance from the Main MCU is to responds to the calls include; to fulfill the obligations toward green and red buttons as it has been in the past, to activate the loud-speaker immediately after the Secondary Green button is pressed, to disconnect the phone conversation, once the user is not in the caller ' s main page and also it is capable of handling an added responsibility of turning the phone On or Off via Secondary Red button.
  • the responsibilities of the Main MCU and the algorithms for which they are designed to execute are evaluated and considered below.
  • This feature provides features for people who are bored with the plane and dull looks of everyday Smartphone which are designed based on the outdated structure of green & red button layouts, and seeking a more attractive appearance while capable of greater options.
  • Typical phones fail to possess either one of Mr. AMIR's "Accessed Almost” button.
  • Green and red buttons of typical Smartphone are situated individually at the either side of the Smartphone; therefore, with the implementation of this function, the users are not forced to exert their thumb any more than they have to hold the Smartphone thus bringing along the ease of use.
  • For the people who seek“easy to use” Smartphone therefore, it is designed having a shortcut option to activate the loud-speaker when trying to call just by touching the secondary Green button once as shown in FIG. 25. This will facilitate the use while optimizes on the time of the user.
  • Extra Options (Ex.O Blue Button): A Blue color hard key button assigned to implement Mr.
  • AMIR's Smartphone designs There are 3 attributes designated aiming for 3 separate distinct functions in 3 different situations.
  • the possibility of an unwanted and an accidental press of the Blue key might result in some dire consequences which will be in contradictions with the easy and fast activations of the desired programs, the mechanical and the hardware design of the key devised in a way that to press the Blue key, is going to require some more effort.
  • the software execution of the design counts on the high speed of the system processor.
  • the processor has to be fast enough so that in fractions of a second after pressing of the key, suspends all the running applications, and applies for the execution of all the filming and photo functions.
  • the external interrupt driven subroutine is called upon, once the key is pressed.
  • the subroutine is designed to suspend any and all the running applications. This is done in a way so when the filming or photo process ends, the program counter follows up to the address where previously running application was before.
  • a comparison command is set forth based upon how and what the user has picked his / her setting with reference to which program is called upon, once the key is pressed. For as long as the user's fingertip is press-hold of the Blue key, it will proceed with neither one of filming nor the photo recording.
  • the filming / photo program is executed, once the filming / photo session ends, the user has no option in accessing any of the programs, or menus. Ultimately the Smartphone will go back into the locked mode.
  • the Key Sweep for Its Released Position The key sweep on its released position is performed after the key is pressed. In this position the external driven interrupt now is sensitive to up-going edge of the signal, and is activated based upon the transmitted signal sign change from "0” to ' ⁇ ”. This is done quite quickly and is followed by the execution of external interrupt subroutine call command. The external interrupt subroutine is now made back sensitive to the down-going edge of the signal, so it would be ready for the next key press occurrence as shown in FIG. 27.
  • External Driven Interrupt Subroutine The subroutine is designed to comply with both tasks of pressed key and the released key. The other 2 options under“Extra Options" too, are handled by the same subroutine. It is important to take notice of the fact that to recall the subroutine, it must check to see how the Smartphone software is positioned. Then based on that, can decide which functions need to be called upon. When the Blue key is pressed, only one of the three“Extra Options" function is executable at a time.
  • the setup configurations include:
  • I- Filming Set ups Display Brightness, Image Size, Secondary Camera. Filming Resolution, Data Storage Location, etc.
  • a programmable vibration symbolizes the start of a completely concealed phone conversation recording(s); • The activation ability of the feature on the Smartphone for an automatic conversation recording on certain desired individual(s);
  • the recording application is called upon, and it is by this program that the voices of both sides are recorded all the way to the end of conversation or by the repressing of the Blue key. If the recording has been activated in a concealed fashion, it will not display the voice recording icon, and instead a user ' s preselected vibration will manifest the start and also the end of each recording session up to and within 0.5 second as shown in FIG. 30.
  • This type of sorting is based upon the latest recorded conversation event, going on descending.
  • IV- Duration Time based on Recorded Conversation In this type, they are sorted based upon their duration of recorded conversation in which the longest duration is displayed on top, going down on descending values.
  • EEPROM Memory Data Bank In the EEPROM resides the data in which certain names / numbers are automatically made active / inactive. Initially the data is downloaded from the Flash memory, and then the user will rewrite them. There also reside the formatted audio files which were recorded previously. The availability is made possible through“Quick Recording” menu. In the Flash memory resides the default data regarding the automatically recorded conversations of certain names / numbers.
  • Targeted Market For users whose occupation demand proves, and verbal reasoning, based on the words of which they have been talking to such as attorneys, private investigators, and detectives. For those who might be in desperate situations that might require a quick access to a Smartphone conversation recording. In the heat of a Smartphone conversation, trying to go for the menus and step by step accessing the recording options might lose a critical part of the dialog. It is also for users who are reluctant to be exposed to certain types of crowd. It is great for users who working with menu and sub menu details are mind exerting and laborious such as elderly and mentally impaired individuals. For users who might have to lend out the Smartphone while in a conversation and wish to record it without the third party's acknowledgement and without the dialog recording Icon displayed (but along with a vibration alert).
  • the program basically is the management of the data bank allowing the user a quick and easy storage of a number(s) along with the needed specifications. Step by step execution of the program analyzed.
  • the subroutine is to provide the users with the ability to save up, and when they are pointing to a specific number. The issues concerning the saving of the numbers include:
  • the key must be scanned accordingly. To accomplish them, the external interrupts are implemented. To differentiate the said capability from the other 2 abilities, the Extra Options key has in itself when in the mentioned positions, a variable flag is check marked so when compared in the interrupt subroutine, the desired function will be made available as shown in FIG. 34.
  • the external driven interrupt subroutine is called upon by this subroutine.
  • the subroutine then stores the information with regards to the number in accordance to the table ( 1 ) below:
  • Targeted Market For individuals who need to keep in touch with high numbers of people such as marketers and middlemen. For users who refuse to have their thoughts and focus interrupted because of trying to save a number. For those who often are not in the mood of saving numbers.
  • AMIR Smartphone designs. There are 3 attributes designated aiming for 3 separate distinct functions in 3 different situations.
  • the hardware execution of the program in sequence is originated by the generation of electrical signals via keys, the signals are received by the Button Driver, the signals are then decoded to Main MCU legible format, placed at the Button Driver output, and finally the Main MCU receives them.
  • the detailed description of the process of the hardware is as follows: Electrical signals are generated and sent to the Main MCU by a Push Button Sw itch in SMD package.
  • the Button Driver is to receive the electrical signals which were generated the button is pressed.
  • the received signals are processed, and then sent to the I/O ports of the Main MCU to issue the appropriate commands to the CPU of the Smartphone.
  • the main processing unit as a hardware is designated to communicate with the Button Driver and consequently to receive the commands in the forms of electrical signals at any given time.
  • the designed software for this part includes the transmission control of the commands indicated in the introduction section in a way that the software is to remain in transmission alert waiting to receive the“Disconnect the Communication” command from the Main MCU.
  • the subjects will include, Text messages SMS. MMS, Out-going Data (via BlueTooth) along with an Alert or combination of Alerts among which LED, Vibrate, Tone(s) are user selectable and editable as shown in FIG. 39.
  • Flash Data Bank Memory the default data regarding the alert setup is stored.
  • the default data includes, double blinking of the red LED. single and short vibration, and a short and predetermined tone.
  • the Alerts could include: Tone. Blinking LED. and the Vibration.
  • the Alert data setting with regards to this capability is saved.
  • the default data is downloaded from the existing Flash memory; it is only later when it is replaced by the user’s edits and settings. Every time when a“restore factor)' default " command is performed, it will be replaced by what there is in Flash memory over again.
  • the default setting includes a“red LED Blinking twice”, a single, short pulse of vibration, and a short, preset Tone.
  • Garbage Message (Garbage Message + 1 )%1 1
  • the assigned data with regards to Alert setups and also the selection of disposable message quantity are maintained in EEPROM memory.
  • the setup includes the LED (Blinking Light), Vibrate, & Tones.
  • the data is retrieved from the Flash as default data, and it is later when the users have the option to replace them with their own edited and selected settings. Every time the factory default setting command is executed, the setup will be retrieved back from Flash memory.
  • the Alert settings as well as the quantity of the disposable messages are set as default data In the Flash memory.
  • the default set up includes the receipt of the messages with no indicating Alert and the quantity of the disposable messages are zero.
  • the inner side of the Display Module face is mostly taken by a large Multi-touch display, as it was declared as the primary display. Over the upper edge and also over the lower edge there are two protruded (Tongue) mechanism. Over onto the upper Tongue and in the middle is the second Ear-set assembly. There are two stacked up rows of each 7 Doted LEDs adding up to 14 on each sides of the Ear-set assembly totaling to 28 Dots. This is the second set of LEDs which is designated to this side of the module only.
  • the user To have access to QWERTY Keyboard and the remaining controls of the Main Module, the user must unfold the Smartphone first. It opens on a single hinge that is connected from one side to the Main (base) Module and from the other side to the Display Module.
  • the connecting joint is placed in the center, in a way that not only allows the unfolding, but also the pivotal joint allows the rotation of the Display Module as well.
  • a Loudspeaker of about 1 cm in width and about 7cm in length has been placed on the very upper edge of the Main Module. [125] Immediately below the Loudspeaker and center aligned is a full QWERTY keyboard. There is more to“AMIR Designs Ltd’s” QWERTY keyboard than the typical ones.
  • QWERTY keys On the right hand side of QWERTY keys are“1 , 2. 3, and 4" number buttons. Another designation of the number“1” button is to perform as“Back”, and the“3” button is to perform as“C”. Near the bottom center there are two rectangular orange buttons. The one on the left is the Reset and on the right is the Start buttons of Arcade group.
  • SP Special Paste: When exposed to certain issues, conversations, and even thinking about some similar subjects, it is inevitable to reach a point where a mix up of issues creates confusion and hesitance. A program to remedy such situation, should the need arises; the user can pick and rewrite a character(s) right off a sentence efficiently and conveniently. This is how it is done. The entire sentence along with the characters within are selected and copied under. The user then can replace the desired characters which were replaced by dots within the brackets with what he/she desires to.
  • the Button Driver is to receive the electrical signals which were generated the button is pressed.
  • the received signals are processed, and then sent to the I/O ports of the Main MCU to issue the appropriate commands to the CPU of the Smartphone.
  • the main processing unit as a hardware is designated to communicate with the Button Driver and consequently to receive the commands in the forms of electrical signals at any given time.
  • the program takes the unrefined text with blank intervals which originally was selected, and then the users can insert their own desired character(s) where they were marked with dots. This is done by moving the cursor over the dots, and by entering the first desired character, the dots will disappear. Eventually no matter how many the characters might be, they all will be displayed with "underline” markings. The unselected remaining parts of the text(s) are still editable. Some examples of the resulting outputted texts are shown in FIG. 48.
  • example 5 Similar to the 4 th one. instead of repeating the extra characters, implementing the said capability, the user has simply tried to type certain intended characters.
  • the caller“Julia” is another example of how the second address typed is done with a minimal efforts.
  • the user is unsure about the extension and or the end pieces of an internet address, and simply attempts to propose 4 possible corrective options shown in FIG. 49.
  • Targeted Market For users who often in their communication have to deal with too many confusing figures causing doubts, and forgetfulness with regards to objects, statistics, and numbers. For users who have to retype similarly formatted texts over and over again, could do with least numbers of characters typed at the shortest possible time allowing a greater focus on the subject of their concern. For users who wish to evade answering to all the details, respond equivocally, and pretentious to forgetfulness.
  • the two grooves implemented along the length both on the left and right hand sides of the Main Module are designated to receive the protruded edge allocated onto the Display Module to reinforce the integrity of the two when folded.
  • the two '‘Protruded edges" and the two“Grooves” function like a Tongue & Groove mechanism.
  • the program is to operate as an Off/On switch designated to control either one of the hardware devices such as LED, Vibration mechanism, Display, and the Loud-speaker.
  • the software controls them when they are to have inputs.
  • the step by step details are as follow:
  • the key scan is made possible by the external driven interrupt program. A user pressed key will execute the interrupt driven subroutine command, and as a part of its performance, the needed functions of the subroutine are called upon as shown in FIG. 51 .
  • the interrupt subroutine module of the program will be called upon to determine to check the functional status of the Smartphone at the moment it is. If the Smartphone is in the process of receiving a call or a message, then the value "True” will be given to the called function.
  • the program will execute the Off/On task. Upon a positive identification of the flag being“False”, the hardware components such as LED, Vibration mechanism. Display, and the Loud-speaker temporarily will be Disabled, and if the status is swapped to“True”, then all the hardware components will be Enabled again.
  • the hardware components such as LED, Vibration mechanism. Display, and the Loud-speaker temporarily will be Disabled, and if the status is swapped to“True”, then all the hardware components will be Enabled again.

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L'invention concerne un dispositif mobile comportant un module d'affichage et un module principal, le module d'affichage comprenant un affichage primaire et un affichage secondaire, le dispositif mobile comprenant sept DEL linéaires sur le module d'affichage qui clignotent dans un spectre de couleurs sélectionnables, les motifs de clignotement étant associés pour notifier une pluralité de tâches ; un clavier de numérotation fusionné comprenant des couleurs sélectionnables ; une paire de boutons facilement accessibles attribués pour une tâche spécifique est conçue de manière à faciliter l'accessibilité le plus rapidement possible et à optimiser la consommation de la batterie. Un bouton d'option supplémentaire pour capturer un film et une photo par pression du bouton d'option supplémentaire ; enregistrer au mode caché par pression du bouton d'option supplémentaire et sauvegarder des informations de contact par pression du bouton d'option supplémentaire. Une paire de boutons d'invalidation, chacun, pour arrêter ou annuler un processus ; mettre en mode silencieux le téléphone mobile et nettoyer un élément de données, et sélectionner et nettoyer un élément de données, une option permettant un collage spécial pour éditer un texte. Pour arrêter ou inverser instantanément les sorties matérielles de la DEL, du mécanisme de vibration, du ou des haut-parleurs et des alertes d'affichage, afin de rétablir la concentration et la confidentialité même lors d'un appel, maintenir une pression sur le bouton arrêt/marche de l'écran pendant 2 secondes.
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