Interface for controlling and accessing information on an exercise device
AssigneeNetpulse, LLC, a California corporation
InventorsMichael Cohen, Tom Proulx, Kent Kobuchi
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Abstract
Techniques for use with a display device associated with an exercise device include partitioning a display of the display device to form a first portion of content, partitioning the display of the display device to form a second portion related to exercise information or control of the exercise device, and in response to selection of a selectable element, causing the display to display the content and not display the second display portion.
Claims20
A computer-implemented method, comprising:
- partitioning a display of a display device to form a first display portion of content;
- partitioning the display of the display device to form a second display portion related to exercise information or control of an exercise device associated with the display device;
- and
- in response to selection of a selectable element, causing the display to display the content and not display the second display portion.
A computer system for use with an exercise device, comprising:
- a display;
- a graphical user interface module for displaying content, partitioning the display into a first display portion of content and a second display portion related to exercise information or control of the exercise device and adjusting a size or a location of display portions on the display;
- and
- an I/O port configured to communicate with the exercise device.
A computer-implemented method, comprising:
- receiving content from a network;
- partitioning a display of a display device to form a first display portion for the content;
- partitioning the display of the display device to form a second display portion related to exercise information or control of an exercise device associated with the display device;
- and
- in response to selection of a selectable element, causing the display to display the content and not display the second display portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.