Method of displaying for user interface effect and electronic device thereof
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsHo Young Lee, Soo Jung Bae, Min Hee Lee, Hye Ryoung Choi, Chul Ho Jang, Ha Young Kim
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Abstract
An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a first display and a second display, a display module configured to display a first display screen on the first display and a second display screen on the second display, a sensing module configured to detect an event corresponding to a rotation of the electronic device, and a processor configured to respectively determine whether to rotate each of a plurality of objects included in the first display screen based on the event.
Claims20
An electronic device comprising:
- a display configured to include a first display screen and a second display screen;
- a display module configured to display a first display screen on the display and a second display screen on the display, wherein the first display screen includes at least one first object and the second display screen includes at least one second object;
- a sensing module configured to detect an event corresponding to a rotation of the electronic device;
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- a processor configured to determine whether to rotate the at least one first object included in the first display screen based on the event independently of a rest of the at least one first object and the at least one second object.
A method of displaying a user interface (UI) effect, the method comprising:
- displaying a first display screen and a second display screen, wherein the first display screen includes at least one first object and the second display screen includes at least one second object;
- detecting an event corresponding to a rotation of an electronic device;
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- determining whether to rotate each of the at least first object included in the first display screen based on the event independently of a rest of the at least one first object and the at least one second object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.