Electronic device and control method of electronic device
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsMi Youn WON, Na Young KOH, Hyun Jee KWAK, Ji Hyae KIM, Seung Min LEE, Won Hee LEE, Woo Seok HWANG
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Abstract
An electronic device may include a display, and a processor. The processor may display an execution screen of a first application in the display, may change the execution screen of the first application to an execution screen of a second application, and may display a first object provided by the first application on the execution screen of the second application.
Claims15
An electronic device comprising:
- a display;
- and
- a processor configured to:
- display an execution screen of a first application in the display;
- change the execution screen of the first application to an execution screen of a second application;
- and
- display a first object provided by the first application on the execution screen of the second application,
- wherein the first object is an object for controlling a plurality of functions which are provided by the first application with regard to the second application
The electronic device of claim wherein the processor is configured to:
- when a connection with an external electronic device not registered at the first application is made over a network while the second application is executed, display a second object providing notification that registration of the unregistered external electronic device at the first application is possible.
A controlling met od of an electronic device, the method comprising:
- displaying an execution screen of a first application in a display;
- changing the execution screen of the first application to an execution screen of a second application;
- and
- displaying a first object provided by the first application on the execution screen of the second application,
- wherein the first object is an object for controlling a plurality of functions which are provided by the first application with regard to the second application.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.