Control method and device

An electronic device, comprising:

• a memory storing a computer program;
• and
• a processor configured to execute the computer program to:
• establish a connection between a first electronic device in a first state and a second electronic device through a connection component in an activated state, the electronic device being the first electronic device;
• switch a target functional component included in the first electronic device and called by the second electronic device from an inactivated state to the activated state, in response to the established connection while maintaining the first electronic device in the first state, to implement a target function corresponding to the target functional component of the first electronic device;
• wherein:
• a state of the first electronic device includes:
• the first state and a second state;
• when the first electronic device being in the first state, the connection component being in the activated state, and the target functional component being switchable between the inactivated state and the activated state;
• and
• a power consumption of the first electronic device in the first state being lower than a power consumption of the first electronic device in the second state.

A computer-readable storage medium, comprising:

• a computer program, when executed, the program causing a processor to:
• establish a connection between a first electronic device in a first state and a second electronic device through a connection component in an activated state;
• and
• in response to the established connection, switch a target functional component included in the first electronic device and called by the second electronic device from an inactivated state to an activated state to implement a target function corresponding to the target functional component of the first electronic device while maintaining the first electronic device in the first state;
• wherein:
• a state of the first electronic device includes:
• the first state and a second state;
• when the first electronic device being in the first state, the connection component being in the activated state, and the target functional component being switchable between the inactivated state and the activated state;
• and
• a power consumption of the first electronic device in the first state being lower than a power consumption of the first electronic device in the second state.