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US9557910B2 - Apparatus and method for turning E-book pages in portable terminal - Google Patents
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US9557910B2
US9557910B2 US13/232,493 US201113232493A US9557910B2 US 9557910 B2 US9557910 B2 US 9557910B2 US 201113232493 A US201113232493 A US 201113232493A US 9557910 B2 US9557910 B2 US 9557910B2
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Dal-Kwang Lee
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An apparatus and method turn electronic book (e-book) pages in a portable terminal. The method determines whether a touch is input outside of a predetermined User Interface (UI) activation region of a screen of the portable terminal. The method determines whether a drag and release is input in a direction towards the predetermined UI activation region in response to detecting the touch. The method displays one of a preceding page and a next page on the screen in response to determining that the touch is outside of the predetermined UI activation region and that the drag and release is input in the direction towards the predetermined UI activation region.
The present application is related to and claims priority under 35 U.S.C. §119(a) to a Korean Patent Application entitled “Apparatus and method for turning e-book pages in portable terminal” filed in the Korean Intellectual Property Office on Oct. 1, 2010 and assigned Serial No. 10-2010-0095815, the contents of which are herein incorporated by reference.
The present invention relates to a portable terminal. More particularly, the present invention relates to an apparatus and method for turning electronic book (e-book) pages in a portable terminal having an e-book function.
Portable terminals are in trend of sudden spread due to the convenience of carrying. Accordingly, service providers (i.e., system manufacturers) are competitively developing terminals having special functions to guarantee many users. For example, the portable terminals are providing various functions of phone books, games, schedulers, short messages, the Internet, electronic mail (e-mail) messages, morning wakeup calls, Moving Picture Experts Group Phase 1 (MPEG-1) Audio Layer 3 (MP3) players, digital cameras, electronic dictionaries, e-books and the like.
Recently, an electronic book (e-book), one of information provision media replacing a conventional paper book, has been introduced to show text contents in an electronic display manner. The e-book is of a scheme of, after storing text contents in a flash memory or a built-in hard disk, showing the stored text contents through a display screen. The e-book has an advantage of being capable of, after storing a large amount of book stories at a time, selecting and showing a wanted story.
At this time, the display screen can display only contents of a restricted region. Accordingly, to continuously seamlessly show the next story of the contents, a User Interface (UI) providing a page move or scroll function should be provided. Generally, the e-book can show a story of text contents on a screen while moving through a page up/page down function using a key input means provided in the e-book. Through this method, a user can read the full story of the text contents stored in the e-book.
However, a UI of a scheme of turning pages through key manipulation as above is merely a direction control scheme of the most basic form and is not designed from an ergonomic viewpoint of making turning pages convenient for a user to use. So, there is a problem that the scheme is inconvenient for the user to convert pages of contents naturally.
To address the above-discussed deficiencies of the prior art, it is a primary object to provide at least the advantages below. Accordingly, one aspect of the present disclosure is to provide an apparatus and method for turning electronic book (e-book) pages in a portable terminal having an e-book function.
Another aspect of the present disclosure is to provide an apparatus and method for turning e-book pages in an analog manner, for enabling a user to convert pages of contents naturally with a feeling as if he/she really turns a book in a portable terminal having an e-book function.
The above aspects are achieved by providing an apparatus and method for turning e-book pages in a portable terminal.
According to one aspect of the present disclosure, a method for turning electronic book (e-book) pages in a portable terminal is provided. The method determines whether a touch is input outside of a predetermined User Interface (UI) activation region of a screen of the portable terminal. The method determines whether a drag and release is input in a direction towards the predetermined UI activation region in response to detecting the touch. The method displays one of a preceding page and a next page on the screen in response to determining that the touch is outside of the predetermined UI activation region and that the drag and release is input in the direction towards the predetermined UI activation region.
According to another aspect of the present disclosure, an apparatus for turning e-book pages in a portable terminal is provided. The apparatus includes a e controller and a display unit. The controller is configured to determine whether a touch is input outside of a predetermined right User Interface (UI) activation region of a screen of the portable terminal. The controller is configured to determine whether a drag and release is input in a direction towards the predetermined UI activation region in response to detecting the touch. The controller is configured to control a display unit to display one of a preceding page and a next page on the screen in response to determining that the touch is outside of the predetermined UI activation region and that the drag and release is input in the direction towards the predetermined UI activation region. The display unit is configured to display, on the screen, one of the preceding page and the next page of the e-book according to control of the controller.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an apparatus construction of a portable terminal having an electronic book (e-book) function according to the present disclosure;
FIGS. 2A and 2B are example diagrams illustrating a method for turning an e-book by one page in an analog manner in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating a method for turning an e-book by one page in an analog manner in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIGS. 4A and 4B are example diagrams illustrating a method for turning an e-book by several pages in an analog manner in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIGS. 5A and 5B are a flowchart illustrating a method for turning an e-book by several pages in an analog manner in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIGS. 6A and 6B are example diagrams illustrating a method for supporting a bookmark for an e-book in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure; and
FIGS. 7A and 7B are a flowchart illustrating a method for supporting a bookmark for an e-book in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
FIGS. 1 through 7B, discussed below, and the various embodiments used to describe the principles of the present disclosure in this patent document are by way of illustration only and should not be construed in any way to limit the scope of the disclosure. Those skilled in the art will understand that the principles of the present disclosure may be implemented in any suitably arranged. Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described herein below with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description, well-known functions or constructions are not described in detail since they would obscure the invention in unnecessary detail. And, terms described below, which are defined considering functions in the present invention, can be different depending on user and operator's intention or practice. Therefore, the terms should be defined on the basis of the disclosure throughout this specification.
Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a way of turning electronic book (e-book) pages in an analog manner in a portable terminal having an e-book function.
In the following description, portable terminals are meaning inclusive of all of a cellular phone with a touch panel, a Personal Communication System (PCS), a Personal Data Assistant (PDA), an International Mobile Telecommunication-2000 (IMT-2000) terminal and/or any other portable terminal suitable for displaying content. The following description is made using general constructions of the examples.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an apparatus construction of a portable terminal having an e-book function according to the present disclosure.
As illustrated in FIG. 1, the portable terminal includes a controller 100, a memory 102, an input unit 104, a display unit 106, an e-book viewer 108, and a communication unit 110.
Referring to FIG. 1, the controller 100 controls a general operation of the portable terminal, and processes a function of turning e-book pages in an analog manner according to the present disclosure.
The memory 102 stores a microcode of a program for processing and controlling the controller 100 and a variety of reference data, temporary data generated in execution of a variety of programs, and a diversity of updateable depository data. In one embodiment, the memory 102 stores a program for turning e-book pages in an analog manner according to the present disclosure.
The input unit 104 has numeral key buttons and a plurality of function key buttons. The input unit 104 provides key button input data corresponding to a key button pressed by a user to the controller 100.
The display unit 106 displays state information generated during operation of the portable terminal, limited number of characters, a large amount of moving pictures and still pictures and the like. In addition to common functions, according to the present disclosure, the display unit 106 is formed in a form of a touch panel and performs a function of the input unit 104. That is, the display unit 106 senses a user's touch input and transmits the sensed touch input to the controller 100.
The e-book viewer 108 performs a role of turning an e-book by one page/by several pages in an analog manner such that a user can convert pages of contents naturally with a feeling as if he/she really turns a book. Further, the e-book viewer 108 supports a bookmark for the e-book.
The communication unit 110 performs a function of transmitting/receiving and processing a wireless signal input/output through an antenna. For example, in a transmission mode, the communication unit 110 performs a function of processing original data through channel coding and spreading, converting the original data into a Radio Frequency (RF) signal, and transmitting the RF signal. In a reception mode, the communication unit 110 performs a function of processing a received RF signal through de-spreading and channel decoding, and restoring the signal to original data.
FIGS. 2A and 2B are example diagrams illustrating a method for turning an e-book by one page in an analog manner in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Referring to FIGS. 2A and 2B, the terminal executes the e-book function, and displays, on a screen, a preset page of an e-book selected by a user. Here, a right partial region of the screen is defined as a right UI activation region, and a left partial region of the screen is defined as a left UI activation region. Here, the right UI activation region and the left UI activation region are preset suitable to a corresponding terminal.
As illustrated in FIG. 2A, if a touch is input more left than the predetermined right UI activation region of the e-book and then, in a state where the touch is input, a drag and release is input in the right direction, the terminal displays the just preceding page on the screen. As illustrated in FIG. 2B, if a touch is input more right than the predetermined left UI activation region of the e-book and then, in a state where the touch is input, a drag and release is input in the left direction, the terminal displays the just next page on the screen.
FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating a method for turning an e-book by one page in an analog manner in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Referring to FIG. 3, in block 301, the terminal determines if a request for execution of an e-book function is sensed according to user's key manipulation.
When the terminal determines in block 301 that the request for execution of the e-book function is sensed, in block 303, the terminal executes the e-book function and, according to setting information of the e-book function, displays a preset page of an e-book selected by a user. For example, the setting information of the e-book function can be preset to display the first page of a corresponding e-book or display the previously last displayed page of the corresponding e-book at the time of execution of the e-book function.
After that, in block 305, the terminal determines if a touch is input more left than a predetermined right UI activation region of the e-book and then, in a state where the touch is input, a drag and release is input in the right direction.
When the terminal determines in block 305 that the touch is input more left than the predetermined right UI activation region of the e-book and then, in the state where the touch is input, the drag and release is input in the right direction, in block 307, the terminal displays the just preceding page on the screen.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 305 that the touch is not input more left than the predetermined right UI activation region of the e-book and then, in the state where the touch is input, the drag and release is input in the right direction, in block 309, the terminal determines if a touch is input more right than a predetermined left UI activation region of the e-book and then, in a state where the touch is input, a drag and release is input in the left direction.
When the terminal determines in block 309 that the touch is input more right than the predetermined left UI activation region of the e-book and then, in the state where the touch is input, the drag and release is input in the left direction, in block 311, the terminal displays the just next page on the screen.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 309 that the touch is not input more right than the predetermined left UI activation region of the e-book and then, in the state where the touch is input, the drag and release is input in the left direction, the terminal returns to block 305 and performs the subsequent blocks.
After that, the terminal terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
FIGS. 4A and 4B are example diagrams illustrating a method for turning an e-book by several pages in an analog manner in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Referring to FIGS. 4A and 4B, the terminal executes the e-book function, and displays, on a screen, a preset page of an e-book selected by a user. Here, a right partial region of the screen is defined as a right UI activation region, and a left partial region of the screen is defined as a left UI activation region. Here, the right UI activation region and the left UI activation region are preset suitable to a corresponding terminal.
If a touch is input in the predetermined right UI activation region of the e-book, the terminal displays the right side of the e-book. At this time, as illustrated in FIG. 4A, if a drag and release is input in the left direction in a state where the touch is input in the predetermined right UI activation region, the terminal displays the just next page on the screen. In contrast, as illustrated in FIG. 4B, if a drag is input in the right direction in a state where the touch is input in the predetermined right UI activation region, the terminal displays the number of pages increasing as much as the dragging on the right side of the e-book and, if a drag and release is input in the left direction in a state where the drag is input in the right direction, the terminal displays a next page corresponding to the number of the increased pages.
Although not illustrated, if a touch is input in the predetermined left UI activation region of the e-book, the terminal displays the left side of the e-book. At this time, if a drag and release is input in the right direction in a state where the touch is input in the predetermined left UI activation region, the terminal displays the just preceding page on the screen. In contrast, if a drag is input in the left direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined left UI activation region, the terminal displays the number of pages decreasing as much as the dragging on the left side of the e-book and, if a drag and release is input in the right direction in a state where the drag is input in the left direction, the terminal displays a preceding page corresponding to the number of the decreased pages.
FIGS. 5A and 5B are a flowchart illustrating a method for turning an e-book by several pages in an analog manner in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Referring to FIGS. 5A and 5B, in block 501, the terminal determines if a request for execution of an e-book function is sensed according to user's key manipulation.
When the terminal determines in block 501 that the request for execution of the e-book function is sensed, in block 503, the terminal executes the e-book function and, according to setting information of the e-book function, displays a preset page of an e-book selected by a user. For example, the setting information of the e-book function can be preset to display the first page of a corresponding e-book or display the previously last displayed page of the corresponding e-book at the time of execution of the e-book function.
After that, in block 505, the terminal determines if a touch is input in a predetermined right UI activation region of the e-book.
When the terminal determines in block 505 that the touch is input in the predetermined right UI activation region of the e-book, in block 507, the terminal displays the right side of the e-book, and proceeds to block 509.
Next, in block 509, the terminal determines if a drag and release is input in the left direction in a state where the touch is input in the predetermined right UI activation region.
When the terminal determines in block 509 that the drag and release is input in the left direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined right UI activation region, in block 511, the terminal displays the just next page on the screen.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 509 that the drag and release is not input in the left direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined right UI activation region, in block 513, the terminal determines if a drag is input in the right direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined right UI activation region.
When the terminal determines in block 513 that the drag is input in the right direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined right UI activation region, in block 515, the terminal displays the number of pages increasing as much as the dragging on the right side of the e-book and then, proceeds to block 517. Here, the number of pages displayed on the right side increases more and more quickly according to the dragging.
After that, in block 517, the terminal determines if a drag and release is input in the left direction in the state where the drag is input in the right direction.
When the terminal determines in block 517 that the drag and release is input in the left direction in the state where the drag is input in the right direction, in block 519, the terminal displays a next page corresponding to the number of the increased pages.
When the terminal determines in block 517 that the drag and release is not input in the left direction in the state where the drag is input in the right direction, in block 518, the terminal determines if in the state where the drag is input in the right direction, a drag is continuously input in the right direction.
When the terminal determines in block 518 that, in the state where the drag is input in the right direction, the drag is continuously input in the right direction, the terminal returns to block 515 and performs the subsequent blocks.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 518 that, in the state where the drag is input in the right direction, the drag is not continuously input in the right direction, the terminal terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure. For example, in the state where the drag is input in the right direction, when a release is detected without a drag of the left direction or right direction, the terminal terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 513 that the drag is not input in the right direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined right UI activation region, the terminal returns to block 509 and performs the subsequent blocks.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 505 that the touch is not input in the predetermined right UI activation region of the e-book, in block 521, the terminal determines if a touch is input in a predetermined left UI activation region of the e-book.
When the terminal determines in block 521 that the touch is input in the predetermined left UI activation region of the e-book, in block 523, the terminal displays the left side of the e-book, and proceeds to block 525.
After that, in block 525, the terminal determines if a drag and release is input in the right direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined left UI activation region.
When the terminal determines in block 525 that the drag and release is input in the right direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined left UI activation region, in block 527, the terminal displays the just preceding page on the screen.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 525 that the drag and release is not input in the right direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined left UI activation region, in block 529, the terminal determines if a drag is input in the left direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined left UI activation region.
When the terminal determines in block 529 that the drag is input in the left direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined left UI activation region, in block 531, the terminal displays the number of pages decreasing as much as the dragging on the left side of the e-book and then, proceeds to block 533. Here, the number of pages displayed on the left side decreases more and faster according to the dragging.
Next, in block 533, the terminal determines if a drag and release is input in the right direction in the state where the drag is input in the left direction.
When the terminal determines in block 533 that the drag and release is input in the right direction in the state where the drag is input in the left direction, in block 535, the terminal displays a preceding page corresponding to the number of the decreased pages.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 533 that the drag and release is not input in the right direction in the state where the drag is input in the left direction, in block 534, the terminal determines if, in the state where the drag is input in the left direction, a drag is continuously input in the left direction.
When the terminal determines in block 534 that, in the state where the drag is input in the left direction, the drag is continuously input in the left direction, the terminal returns to block 531 and performs the subsequent blocks.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 534 that, in the state where the drag is input in the left direction, the drag is not continuously input in the left direction, the terminal terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure. For instance, in the state where the drag is input in the left direction, when a release is detected without a drag of the left direction or right direction, the terminal terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 529 that the drag is not input in the left direction in the state where the touch is input in the predetermined left UI activation region, the terminal returns to block 525 and performs the subsequent blocks.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 521 that the touch is not input in the predetermined left UI activation region of the e-book, the terminal returns to block 505 and performs the subsequent blocks.
FIGS. 6A and 6B are example diagrams illustrating a method for supporting a bookmark for an e-book in a portable terminal having an e-book function according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Referring to FIGS. 6A and 6B, the terminal executes the e-book function and displays, on a screen, a preset page of an e-book selected by a user. After that, the terminal touches a bookmark On/Off switch to activate a bookmark function. At this time, an upper partial region of the screen is defined as an upper UI activation region, and the upper UI activation region is preset suitable to a corresponding terminal. The bookmark On/Off switch for activation/deactivation of the bookmark function can be positioned left in the predetermined upper UI activation region of the e-book. For example, the bookmark On/Off switch can be displayed in a clip shape. Further, a menu for automatically storing a position before moving to a bookmark page corresponding to a clip can be positioned right in the predetermined upper UI activation region of the e-book. For example, the menu can be displayed in an arrow shape.
As illustrated in FIG. 6A, if a touch is input in the predetermined upper UI activation region of the e-book and then, in a state where the touch is input, a drag is input in the downward direction, the terminal determines that there is a request for addition of a bookmark, and generates a clip corresponding to a bookmark to be added. Here, a position of the clip can move along a drag direction until before a release is detected in a state where the drag is input in the downward direction. After that, if a release is input in the state where the drag is input in the downward direction, the terminal positions the generated clip in a position where the release is detected. Here, a shape, color and the like of the generated clip can be set according to preset information. As a different method, the terminal may position the generated clip in a position where the release is detected and simultaneously, display an input window through a popup window, receive an input of information of a shape, color and the like of the generated clip from a user, and change the shape, color and the like of the generated clip according to the received information.
As illustrated in FIG. 6B, if a touch is input for a clip corresponding to a previously added bookmark, the terminal displays a corresponding bookmark page. If a long touch is sensed for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, whose bookmark page has been displayed, the terminal determines that there is a request for displaying of information on the previously added bookmark, and displays the information on the previously added bookmark through a popup window. Here, the long touch represents a continuous touch for a predetermined period of time. In one example, the predetermined period of time may be one or two seconds. The information on the bookmark can include, for example, information of a generation date of the bookmark, a generation time, a bookmark page and/or any other information regarding the bookmark. Further, the popup window can display not only information on a corresponding bookmark but also a memo menu for memo composition and a move menu for position change of the bookmark. In this example, if the memo menu is selected from a user, the terminal can display a memo window and receive an input of memos to be written about the bookmark. If the move menu is selected from the user, the terminal can perform a bookmark position change mode and receive an input of a changed position of a clip corresponding to the bookmark.
Although not illustrated, if a touch is input for a clip corresponding to a previously added bookmark, the terminal displays a corresponding bookmark page. If a drag and release is input in the left/right direction in a state where the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, whose bookmark page has been displayed, the terminal determines that there is a request for movement to the bookmark page corresponding to the previously added bookmark, and moves to the bookmark page.
Although not illustrated, if a touch is input for a clip corresponding to a previously added bookmark and then, in a state where the touch is input, a drag and release is input in the upward direction, the terminal determines that there is a request for deletion of the previously added bookmark, and deletes a clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark.
Referring to FIGS. 7A and 7B, in block 701, the terminal determines if a request for execution of an e-book function is sensed according to user's key manipulation.
When the terminal determines in block 701 that the request for execution of the e-book function is sensed, in block 703, the terminal executes the e-book function and, according to setting information of the e-book function, displays a preset page of an e-book selected by a user. For example, the setting information of the e-book function can be preset to display the first page of a corresponding e-book or display the previously last displayed page of the corresponding e-book at the time of execution of the e-book function.
Next, in block 705, the terminal determines if a bookmark “On” switch is touched (i.e., release after touch). Here, the bookmark “On” switch can be, for example, positioned left in a predetermined upper UI activation region of the e-book, and can be displayed in a clip shape. According to another embodiment of the present disclosure, the bookmark “On” switch may be realized as one switch performing all of the function of a bookmark “On” switch and the function of a bookmark “Off” switch. In this example where the switch is touched in a bookmark “Off” state, the switch can transit to a bookmark “On” state to activate a bookmark function. In an example where the switch is touched in the bookmark “On” state, the switch can transit to the bookmark “Off” state to deactivate the bookmark function.
When the terminal determines in block 705 that the bookmark “On” switch is touched, in block 707, the terminal activates the bookmark function and then, proceeds to block 709.
Next, in block 709, the terminal determines if a touch is input in the predetermined upper UI activation region of the e-book and then, in a state where the touch is input, a drag is input in the downward direction.
When the terminal determines in block 709 that the touch is input in the predetermined upper UI activation region of the e-book and then, in the state where the touch is input, the drag is input in the downward direction, the terminal determines that there is a request for addition of a bookmark and, in block 711, generates a clip corresponding to a bookmark to be added and proceeds to block 713. Here, a position of the clip can move along a drag direction until before a release is detected in a state where the drag is input in the downward direction.
Next, in block 713, the terminal determines if a release is detected in the state where the drag is input in the downward direction.
When the terminal determines in block 713 that the release is input in the state where the drag is input in the downward direction, in block 715, the terminal positions the generated clip in a position where the release is detected, and terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure. Here, a shape, color and the like of the generated clip can be set according to preset information. In another example, the terminal may position the generated clip in the position where the release is detected and simultaneously display an input window through a popup window, receive an input of information of the shape, color and the like of the generated clip from a user, and change the shape, color and the like of the generated clip according to the received information.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 709 that the touch is input in the predetermined upper UI activation region of the e-book and then, in the state where the touch is input, the drag is not input in the downward direction, in block 717, the terminal determines if a touch is input for a clip corresponding to a previously added bookmark.
When the terminal determines in block 717 that the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, in block 718, the terminal displays a corresponding bookmark page, and proceeds to block 719.
Next, in block 719, the terminal determines if a long touch is sensed for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, whose bookmark page has been displayed. Here, the long touch represents a continuous touch for a predetermined period of time. In one example, the predetermined period of time may be one or two seconds.
When the terminal determines in block 719 that the long touch is sensed for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, whose bookmark page has been displayed, the terminal determines that there is a request for displaying of information on the previously added bookmark, whose bookmark page has been displayed and, in block 720, displays the information on the previously added bookmark through a popup window and terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure. Here, the information on the bookmark can include information of a generation date of the bookmark, a generation time, a bookmark page and the like. Further, the popup window can display not only information on a corresponding bookmark but also a memo menu for memo composition and a move menu for position change of a corresponding bookmark. In this example, if the memo menu is selected from a user, the terminal can display a memo window and receive an input of memos to be written about the bookmark. If the move menu is selected from the user, the terminal can perform a bookmark position change mode and receive an input of a changed position of a clip corresponding to the bookmark.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 719 that the long touch is not sensed for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, whose bookmark page has been displayed, in block 721, the terminal determines if a drag and release is detected in the left/right direction in a state where the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark.
When the terminal determines in block 721 that the drag and release is input in the left/right direction in the state where the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, the terminal determines that there is a request for movement to the bookmark page corresponding to the previously added bookmark, which has been displayed and, in block 722, moves to the bookmark page and terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 721 that the drag and release is not input in the left/right direction in the state where the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, in block 723, the terminal determines if a release is detected in the state where the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark.
When the terminal determines in block 723 that the release is detected in the state where the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, the terminal terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 723 that the release is not detected in the state where the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, the terminal returns to block 719 and performs the subsequent blocks.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 717 that the touch is not input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark, in block 725, the terminal determines if a touch is input for a clip corresponding to a previously added bookmark and then, in a state where the touch is input, a drag and release is input in the upward direction (e.g., till the end of the upward direction).
When the terminal determines in block 725 that the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark and then, in the state where the touch is input, the drag and release is input in the upward direction, the terminal determines that there is a request for deletion of the previously added bookmark and, in block 727, the terminal deletes the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark and terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
In contrast, when the terminal determines in block 725 that the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark and then, in the state where the touch is input, the drag and release is not input in the upward direction, the terminal returns to block 709 and performs the subsequent blocks.
Next, the terminal terminates the algorithm according to the embodiment of the present disclosure.
As described above, embodiments of the present invention have an advantage that, although not learning an equipment use method, a user can convert pages of contents naturally with a feeling as if he or she is really turning pages in a book, by providing a UI of turning e-book pages in an analog manner in a portable terminal having an e-book function.
1. A method for turning electronic book (e-book) pages in a portable terminal, the method comprising:
defining a first partial region of a screen of the portable terminal on a first side as a first user interface (UI) activation region, a second partial region of the screen on an opposing side as a second UI activation region, and a middle region of the screen between the first UI activation region and the second partial region, the screen comprising a touchscreen;
displaying at least one page of an e-book on the screen;
receiving a first input having a start position, a first direction, and an end position, the first input comprising a dragged gesture on the touchscreen;
determining whether the start position of the first input is in the first UI activation region, the second UI activation region, or the middle region of the screen;
in response to determining that the start position is in the middle region of the screen:
determining whether the first direction of the first input is towards the first UI activation region or the second UI activation region;
in response to determining that the first direction of the first input is towards the first UI activation region, displaying a just previous page on the screen; and
in response to determining that the first direction of the first input is towards the second UI activation region, displaying a just next page on the screen;
in response to determining that the start position of the first input is in the first UI activation region:
displaying a right side of the e-book;
determining whether the first direction of the first input is towards the second UI activation region or towards a right edge of the screen;
in response to determining that the first direction is towards the second UI activation region, displaying the just next page on the screen; and
in response to determining that the first direction is towards the right edge of the screen:
displaying a number of pages to be increased relative to the displayed at least one page;
determining that the first input further comprises a second direction prior to the end position; and
in response to determining that the first input further comprises the second direction, displaying a page corresponding to the number of pages to be increased;
in response to determining that the start position of the first input is in the second UI activation region:
displaying a left side of the e-book;
determining whether the first direction of the first input is towards the first UI activation region or towards a left edge of the screen;
in response to determining that the first direction is towards the second UI activation region, displaying the just previous page on the screen; and
in response to determining that the first direction is towards the left edge of the screen:
displaying a number of pages to be decreased relative to the displayed at least one page;
determining that the first input further comprises the second direction prior to the end position; and
in response to determining that the first input further comprises the second direction, displaying a page corresponding to the number of pages to be decreased.
determining whether a bookmark switch is touched in a predetermined bookmark UI activation region of the screen; and
responsive to determining that the bookmark switch is touched in the predetermined bookmark UI activation region of the screen, activating a bookmark function.
determining whether a touch is input for a clip corresponding to a previously added bookmark in the e-book;
responsive to determining that the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark in the e-book, displaying a page corresponding to the previously added bookmark;
determining whether a long touch is sensed for the clip whose bookmark page has been displayed; and
responsive to determining that the long touch is sensed for the clip whose bookmark page has been displayed, displaying information about the previously added bookmark.
determining whether a drag and release associated with a touch for the clip whose bookmark page has been displayed is input in one of a first direction or a second direction; and
responsive to determining that the drag and release associated with the touch for the clip whose bookmark page has been displayed is input in one of the first direction or the second direction, moving to the page corresponding to the previously added bookmark.
determining whether a touch is input for a clip corresponding to a previously added bookmark in the e-book and then a drag and release is input in a direction towards an edge of the screen; and
responsive to determining that the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark in the e-book and then the drag and release is input in the direction towards an edge of the screen, deleting the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the number of pages to be increased or decreased varies nonlinearly according to a distance between a first touch location before the dragged gesture and a second touch location after the dragged gesture.
7. An apparatus in a portable terminal, the apparatus for turning electronic book (e-book) pages, the apparatus comprising:
a display unit comprising a touch panel operably connected to a screen of the portable terminal; and
a controller comprising hardware, the controller configured to:
define a first partial region of a screen of the portable terminal on a first side as a first user interface (UI) activation region, a second partial region of the screen on the opposing side as a second UI activation region, and a middle region of the screen between the first UI activation region and the second partial region;
control the display unit to display displaying at least one page of an e-book on the screen;
receive a first input having a start position, a first direction, and an end position, the first input comprising a dragged gesture on the touch panel;
determine whether the start position of the first input is in the first UI activation region, the second UI activation region, or the middle region of the screen;
determine whether the first direction of the first input is towards the first UI activation region or the second UI activation region;
in response to determining that the first direction of the first input is towards the first UI activation region, control the display unit to display a just previous page on the screen; and
in response to determining that the first direction of the first input is towards the second UI activation region, control the display unit to display a just next page on the screen;
control the display unit to display a right side of the e-book;
determine whether the first direction of the first input is towards the second UI activation region or towards a right edge of the screen;
in response to determining that the first direction is towards the second UI activation region, control the display unit to display the just next page on the screen; and
control the display unit to display a number of pages to be increased relative to the displayed at least one page;
determine the first input further comprises a second direction prior to the end position; and
in response to determining that the first input further comprises the second direction, control the display unit to display a page corresponding to the number of pages to be increased;
control the display unit to display a left side of the e-book;
determine whether the first direction of the first input is towards the first UI activation region or towards a left edge of the screen;
in response to determining that the first direction is towards the second UI activation region, control the display unit to display the just previous page on the screen; and
display a number of pages to be decreased relative to the displayed at least one page;
determine that the first input further comprises the second direction prior to the end position; and
in response to determining that the first input further comprises the second direction, control the display unit to display a page corresponding to the number of pages to be decreased.
8. The apparatus of claim 7, wherein the controller is further configured to determine whether a bookmark switch is touched in a predetermined bookmark UI activation region of the screen, and activate a bookmark function in response to determining that the bookmark switch is touched in the predetermined bookmark UI activation region of the e-book.
9. The apparatus of claim 8, wherein the controller is further configured to determine whether a touch is input for a clip corresponding to a previously added bookmark in the e-book, control the display unit to display a page corresponding to the previously added bookmark in response to determining that the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark in the e-book, determine whether a long touch is sensed for the clip whose bookmark page has been displayed, and control the display unit to display information about the previously added bookmark in response to determining that the long touch is sensed for the clip whose bookmark page has been displayed.
10. The apparatus of claim 8, wherein the controller is further configured to determine whether a touch is input for a clip corresponding to a previously added bookmark in the e-book, control the display unit to display a page corresponding to the previously added bookmark in response to determining that the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark in the e-book, determine whether a drag and release associated with a touch for the clip whose bookmark page has been displayed is input in one of a first direction or a second direction, and control the display unit to move to the page corresponding to the previously added bookmark in response to determining that the drag and release associated with the touch for the clip whose bookmark page has been displayed is input in one of the first direction or the second direction.
11. The apparatus of claim 8, wherein the controller is further configured to determine whether a touch is input for a clip corresponding to a previously added bookmark in the e-book and then a drag and release is input in a direction towards an edge of the screen, and delete a clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark in response to determining that the touch is input for the clip corresponding to the previously added bookmark in the e-book and then the drag and release is input in the direction towards an edge of the screen.
12. The apparatus of claim 7, wherein the number of pages to be increased or decreased varies nonlinearly according to a distance between a first touch location before the dragged gesture and a second touch location after the dragged gesture.
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