Mobile terminal and method for controlling the same
AssigneeLG Electronics Inc.
InventorsDaejin KONG, Suhjin YI, Juhyun JUNG, Yujune JANG
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Abstract
A mobile terminal including a display including a first area and a second area extended in at least one direction of the first area; a wireless communication processor configured to wirelessly communicate with an external device; and a controller configured to display, in the second area, visual information corresponding to at least one replay file executed when the mobile terminal was previously connected to the external device, based on the mobile terminal being connected to the external device when the first area and the second area are non-activated, and execute the at least one replay file, based on a predetermined touch input applied to the second area
Claims20
A mobile terminal comprising:
- a display including a first area and a second area extended in at least one direction of the first area;
- a wireless communication processor configured to wirelessly communicate with an external device;
- and
- a controller configured to:
- display, in the second area, visual information corresponding to at least one replay file executed when the mobile terminal was previously connected to the external device, based on the mobile terminal being connected to the external device when the first area and the second area are non-activated, and
- execute the at least one replay file, based on a predetermined touch input applied to the second area.
A method for controlling a mobile terminal, the method comprising:
- displaying, in a second area of a display extending in at least one direction of a first area of the display, visual information corresponding to at least one replay file executed when the mobile terminal was previously connected to an external device, based on the mobile terminal being connected to the external device when the first area and the second area are non-activated;
- and
- executing the at least one replay file, based on a predetermined touch input being applied to the second area.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.