Orientation-agnostic full-screen user interface displays for electronic devices
AssigneeOverplay Games, Inc.
InventorDaniel Projansky
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AssigneeOverplay Games, Inc.
InventorDaniel Projansky
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A system and method for control of user interfaces on electronic devices. The system and method display still and/or video images, in an orientation-agnostic manner that is independent of a physical orientation of the display screen. This provides an interesting visual display effect whereby the image appears to remain in a fixed orientation (e.g., upright) relative to three-dimensional space, (e.g., earth level), untethered to any position or orientation of the display screen and/or device, while the display screen and/or device is changed in position and/or orientation, such that the portion of the viewed image changes according to the dimensions and orientation of the screen relative to an apparent fixed orientation and/or position of the underlying image. Such a system and method for control of user interfaces provides for more efficient use of a display screen having a relatively limited size, as is common for smartphones and tablet computers.
A computer-implemented method for control of a user interface to provide display of images in an orientation-agnostic manner independent of a physical orientation of a display screen, the method comprising the following implemented by a computerized orientation-agnostic user interface display system comprising at least one processor, and a memory operatively coupled to the processor and storing instructions executable by the processor for carrying out the method, the method comprising:
An orientation-agnostic user interface display system comprising:
A computer program product for implementing a method for control of a user interface to provide display of images in an orientation-agnostic manner independent of a physical orientation of the display screen, the computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer-readable medium storing executable instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause an orientation-agnostic user interface display system to perform a method comprising:
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