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US 2010/0138782 A1Published application
Item and view specific options
AssigneeNokia Corporation
InventorRoope Rainisto
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Abstract
A method that includes detecting an activation of a selectable item, determining if the activation is one of a first type or a second type, and if the activation is of the first type, presenting a list of application specific options associated with an application view corresponding to the selectable item, and if the activation is of the second type, presenting a list of item specific options associated with the selected item.
Claims21
A method comprising:
- detecting an activation of a selectable item on an application view;
- determining if the activation is one of a first type or a second type;
- and
- if the activation is of the first type, presenting a menu of application specific options associated with an application view corresponding to the selected item;
- and
- if the activation is of the second type, presenting a menu of item specific options associated with the selected item.
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An apparatus comprising:
- a display;
- and
- a processor configured to detect an activation of a selectable item on an application view on the display;
- a processor configured to determine if the activation is one of a first type or a second type;
- a processor configured to present a menu of application specific options associated with the application view if the activation is of the first type;
- and
- a processor configured to present a menu of item specific options associated with a selected item in the application view if the activation is of the second type.
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A user interface comprising:
- at least a first selectable region in an application view, that when activated by a first input type, causes a menu of functions that operate on the application view to be generated and presented within the application view;
- and
- at least a first selectable item in the application view, that when activated by a second input type, causes a menu of functions that operate on specific items to be generated and presented within the application view.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.