Transition and Interaction Model for Wearable Electronic Device
First Claim
1. An apparatus comprising:
- one or more processors; and
a memory coupled to the processors comprising instructions executable by the processors, the processors being operable when executing the instructions to;
present on a display of the apparatus a first screen that corresponds to a first mode of the apparatus, the first screen being in a first level of a graphical user interface (GUI) hierarchy and occupying a substantial portion of the display when presented, the first level of the GUI hierarchy comprising;
a home screen;
a first plurality of screens accessible in a first direction from the home screen, each of the first plurality of screens corresponding to a fixed mode of the apparatus that is available for selection; and
a second plurality of screens accessible in a second direction from the home screen, each of the second plurality of screens corresponding to a contextual mode of the apparatus that is currently available for selection based on a current context of the apparatus;
in response to a transition event at the first screen, present a second screen that corresponds to a second mode of the apparatus, the second screen being in the first level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented;
in response to a selection event at the first screen, present a third screen that corresponds to a first function of the first mode of the apparatus, the third screen being in a second level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented; and
in response to a transition event at the third screen, present a fourth screen that corresponds to a second function of the first mode of the apparatus, the fourth screen being in the second level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented.
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Abstract
In one embodiment, an apparatus includes one or more processors and a memory coupled to the processors include instructions executable by the processors. When executing the instructions, the processors present on a display of the apparatus a first screen that corresponds to a first mode of the apparatus. The first screen is in a first level of a graphical user interface (GUI) hierarchy and occupies a substantial portion of the display when presented. In response to a transition event at the first screen, the processors present a second screen that corresponds to a second mode of the apparatus. The second screen is in the first level of the GUI hierarchy and occupies the substantial portion of the display when presented. In response to a selection event at the first screen, the processors present a third screen that corresponds to a first function of the first mode of the apparatus.
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30 Claims
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1. An apparatus comprising:
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one or more processors; and a memory coupled to the processors comprising instructions executable by the processors, the processors being operable when executing the instructions to; present on a display of the apparatus a first screen that corresponds to a first mode of the apparatus, the first screen being in a first level of a graphical user interface (GUI) hierarchy and occupying a substantial portion of the display when presented, the first level of the GUI hierarchy comprising; a home screen; a first plurality of screens accessible in a first direction from the home screen, each of the first plurality of screens corresponding to a fixed mode of the apparatus that is available for selection; and a second plurality of screens accessible in a second direction from the home screen, each of the second plurality of screens corresponding to a contextual mode of the apparatus that is currently available for selection based on a current context of the apparatus; in response to a transition event at the first screen, present a second screen that corresponds to a second mode of the apparatus, the second screen being in the first level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented; in response to a selection event at the first screen, present a third screen that corresponds to a first function of the first mode of the apparatus, the third screen being in a second level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented; and in response to a transition event at the third screen, present a fourth screen that corresponds to a second function of the first mode of the apparatus, the fourth screen being in the second level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A method comprising:
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by a computing device, presenting on a display of the computing device a first screen that corresponds to a first mode of the computing device, the first screen being in a first level of a graphical user interface (GUI) hierarchy and occupying a substantial portion of the display when presented, the first level of the GUI hierarchy comprising; a home screen; a first plurality of screens accessible in a first direction from the home screen, each of the first plurality of screens corresponding to a fixed mode of the apparatus that is available for selection; and a second plurality of screens accessible in a second direction from the home screen, each of the second plurality of screens corresponding to a contextual mode of the apparatus that is currently available for selection based on a current context of the apparatus; in response to a transition event at the first screen, presenting a second screen that corresponds to a second mode of the computing device, the second screen being in the first level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented; in response to a selection event at the first screen, presenting a third screen that corresponds to a first function of the first mode of the computing device, the third screen being in a second level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented; and in response to a transition event at the third screen, presenting a fourth screen that corresponds to a second function of the first mode of the computing device, the fourth screen being in the second level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22)
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23. One or more computer-readable non-transitory storage media embodying software that is operable when executed to:
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present on a display of a computing device a first screen that corresponds to a first mode of the computing device, the first screen being in a first level of a graphical user interface (GUI) hierarchy and occupying a substantial portion of the display when presented, the first level of the GUI hierarchy comprising; a home screen; a first plurality of screens accessible in a first direction from the home screen, each of the first plurality of screens corresponding to a fixed mode of the apparatus that is available for selection; and a second plurality of screens accessible in a second direction from the home screen, each of the second plurality of screens corresponding to a contextual mode of the apparatus that is currently available for selection based on a current context of the apparatus; in response to a transition event at the first screen, present a second screen that corresponds to a second mode of the computing device, the second screen being in the first level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented; in response to a selection event at the first screen, present a third screen that corresponds to a first function of the first mode of the computing device, the third screen being in a second level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented; and in response to a transition event at the third screen, present a fourth screen that corresponds to a second function of the first mode of the computing device, the fourth screen being in the second level of the GUI hierarchy and occupying the substantial portion of the display when presented. - View Dependent Claims (24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29)
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30. A graphical user interface displayed on a display device of a computing device, the display device configured to display:
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a first screen that corresponds to a first mode of the computing device, the first screen being in a first level of a hierarchy of the graphical user interface and occupying a substantial portion of the display device when presented, the first level of the GUI hierarchy comprising; a home screen; a first plurality of screens accessible in a first direction from the home screen, each of the first plurality of screens corresponding to a fixed mode of the apparatus that is available for selection; and a second plurality of screens accessible in a second direction from the home screen, each of the second plurality of screens corresponding to a contextual mode of the apparatus that is currently available for selection based on a current context of the apparatus; a second screen that is presented in response to a transition event at the first screen, the second screen corresponding to a second mode of the computing device, the second screen being in the first level of the hierarchy, and the second screen occupying the substantial portion of the display device when presented; a third screen that is presented in response to a selection event at the first screen, the third screen corresponding to a first function of the first mode, the third screen being in a second level of the hierarchy, and the third screen occupying the substantial portion of the display device when presented; and a fourth screen that is presented in response to a transition event at the third screen, the fourth screen corresponding to a second function of the first mode, the fourth screen being in the second level of the hierarchy, and the fourth screen occupying the substantial portion of the display device when presented.
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