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MOBILE TERMINAL WITH A TOUCH SCREEN THAT DISPLAYS A PLURALITY OF PAGES

  • US 20130044066A1
  • Filed: 09/13/2010
  • Published: 02/21/2013
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/11/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A mobile terminal with a touch screen, the terminal comprising:

  • a storage device on which a plurality of pages are stored;

    a display device configured to display in landscape mode two stacks of recto verso pages respectively called the left stack and the right stack and respectively ordered in the ascending direction and the descending direction, or a single stack containing all of the recto verso pages, ordered in the ascending or descending direction, all belonging to the plurality of stored pages;

    a pre-loading device configured to pre-load at least two recto verso pages preceding the page whose back is displayed in the left stack, called the left current page, and/or at least two recto verso pages following the page whose front is displayed on the right stack, called the right current page, on said display device, said pre-loadings carried out within the limit of the number of pages respectively preceding and/or following the left and right current pages;

    a controller configured to control said display device, the controller comprisinga detection touch device configured to detect the placement, sliding and lifting of a finger of a user;

    a detecting device configured to detect the target page that is defined as being either the left current page or the right current page, depending on the detection of the finger placement;

    an executing device configured to execute a rotation and/or translation composite of said target page;

    a device for going from the left and right current pages, respectively called pages N−

    1/N, to the next pages in the right stack, called pages N+1/N+2, or to the preceding pages in the left stack, called pages N−

    3/N−

    2, depending on the detection of the lifting of a finger;

    a device for going from said pages N+1/N+2 to the pages following pages N+1/N+2, called pages N+3/N+4, while the passage from pages N−

    1/N to pages N+1/N+2 is in progress;

    a device for going from said pages N−

    3/N−

    2 to the pages preceding pages N−

    3/N−

    2, called pages N−

    5/N−

    4, while the passage from pages N−

    1/N to pages N−

    3/N−

    2 is in progress.

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