Portable information terminal, information processing system, method for controlling portable information terminal, and program
AssigneeSuntory Holdings Limited
InventorsYuka Kutsumi, Norimasa Kanegawa
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AssigneeSuntory Holdings Limited
InventorsYuka Kutsumi, Norimasa Kanegawa
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When a conventional portable information terminal is used to record abdominal sounds, there is a problem in that it is difficult to acquire a high-quality recording result. It is possible to acquire a high-quality recording result of abdominal sounds by using a portable information terminal 6 that has two or more microphones and is used to record a user's abdominal sounds in a state where a sound collecting portion near one of the two or more microphones is in contact with the user's abdomen, the portable information terminal 6 including: a judgment unit 47 that judges whether or not a predetermined control condition related to recording of the abdominal sounds is satisfied; and a microphone control unit 48 that controls one or more microphones among the two or more microphones when the control condition is judged to be satisfied.
A portable information terminal that has two or more microphones and is used to record a user's abdominal sounds in a state where a sound collecting portion near one of the two or more microphones is in contact with the user's abdomen, the portable information terminal comprising:
A method for controlling a portable information terminal that has two or more microphones and is used to record a user's abdominal sounds in a state where a sound collecting portion near one of the two or more microphones is in contact with the user's abdomen, the method comprising:
A program that enables a computer of a portable information terminal that has two or more microphones and is used to record a user's abdominal sounds in a state where a sound collecting portion near one of the two or more microphones is in contact with the user's abdomen, to function as:
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