Folder type mobile telephone and operating method thereof
First Claim
1. A mobile phone, comprising:
- a main body having a length and a width;
a radio frequency transceiver in the main body configured to establish wireless communication with a network;
a foldable portion movable between a closed position and an open position relative to the main body;
a hinge that operatively connects the foldable portion to the main body;
at least one display configured to display at least one of contents and a list of previously displayed contents;
a rotatable button operatively connected to the main body to receive inputs from a user to allow at least one of scrolling through the list and selection of one or more items in the list;
a keypad configured to receive inputs from the user to allow user interaction with the at least one display, wherein a first portion of the at least one display is located laterally adjacent the hinge with respect to a central longitudinal axis of the mobile phone and a second portion is located on the foldable portion, and wherein the second portion displays current contents and the first portion displays the list of the previously displayed contents; and
a memory having a first database and a second database configured to store information related to a web page address of the previously displayed contents, wherein the information of the contents accessed through the network is stored in the first database and the information of the contents accessed when a back command is executed is stored in the second database, and wherein the information stored in the second database is deleted when a new contents is accessed through the network.
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Abstract
A folder type mobile telephone and control method therefor are provided which utilize an auxiliary display unit viewable whether the folder is opened or closed. The folder type mobile telephone includes an auxiliary display unit and a main body having a main display unit. The folder type mobile telephone includes an opening at a position corresponding to the auxiliary display unit. The folder type mobile telephone may include a wheel button formed at one side of the main body to input user commands to the auxiliary display unit. A transparent window may be formed at the opening to protect the auxiliary display unit. Regardless of whether the folder is opened or closed, a user can view, and control the auxiliary display unit via wheel button inputs. Since the auxiliary display unit is formed on the main body, the relative thickness of the folder can be reduced to make the folder type mobile telephone compact.
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11 Claims
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1. A mobile phone, comprising:
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a main body having a length and a width; a radio frequency transceiver in the main body configured to establish wireless communication with a network; a foldable portion movable between a closed position and an open position relative to the main body; a hinge that operatively connects the foldable portion to the main body; at least one display configured to display at least one of contents and a list of previously displayed contents; a rotatable button operatively connected to the main body to receive inputs from a user to allow at least one of scrolling through the list and selection of one or more items in the list; a keypad configured to receive inputs from the user to allow user interaction with the at least one display, wherein a first portion of the at least one display is located laterally adjacent the hinge with respect to a central longitudinal axis of the mobile phone and a second portion is located on the foldable portion, and wherein the second portion displays current contents and the first portion displays the list of the previously displayed contents; and a memory having a first database and a second database configured to store information related to a web page address of the previously displayed contents, wherein the information of the contents accessed through the network is stored in the first database and the information of the contents accessed when a back command is executed is stored in the second database, and wherein the information stored in the second database is deleted when a new contents is accessed through the network. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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