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US 9,569,088 B2Granted
Scrolling method of mobile terminal
AssigneeLG Electronics Inc.
InventorsWoo-Young Kwak, Seung-Jun Lee, So-Young Park
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Abstract
A mobile terminal having a touch screen or a touch pad is disclosed. In a user environment, when a displayed menu list is moved according to a flicking operation, a feedback indicating the reaching of the end (the last item) of the menu list is issued in a visible, audible or tactile manner to a user, thereby increasing the user convenience of menu searching and the durability of the mobile terminal.
Claims14
A mobile terminal comprising:
- a touchscreen;
- and
- a controller configured to:
- display a list including a plurality of items on a region of the touchscreen,
- receive a flicking touch input on the displayed list,
- display a motion graphic image indicating a collision between an end item in the list and a boundary of the region in response to the flicking touch input to scroll the displayed list upwardly or downwardly,
- wherein the motion graphic image includes a wave moving past the boundary of the region in a direction of the flicking touch input while the end item in the list is maintained at the boundary of the region, and
- wherein an amount of the wave that moves past the boundary is proportional to a speed of the flicking touch input.
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A scrolling method of a mobile terminal comprising:
- displaying a list including a plurality of items on a region of a touchscreen of the mobile terminal;
- receiving, via a controller of the mobile terminal, a flicking touch input on the displayed list;
- and
- displaying a motion graphic image indicating a collision between an end item in the list and a boundary of the region in response to the flicking touch input to scroll the displayed list upwardly or downwardly,
- wherein the motion graphic image includes a wave moving past the boundary of the region in a direction of the flicking touch input while the end item in the list is maintained at the boundary of the region, and
- wherein an amount of the wave that moves past the boundary is proportional to a speed of the flicking touch input.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.