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Sketch, design, implement and document via a portfolio an animated touch-based and a sensor-based interface for a mobile phone that is an alternative to “slide to unlock”.
Smart Phone Interaction Sketch, design, implement and document via - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Smart Phone Interaction Sketch, design, implement and document via - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Project One Smart Phone Interaction Sketch, design, implement and document via a portfolio an animated touch-based and a sensor-based interface for a mobile phone that is an alternative to slide to unlock. Goal Create 2 prototypes to
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Goal
Create 2 prototypes to demonstrate a method for unlocking a phone:
One using touch screen interface One using other device sensors
Constraints:
Apple’ s “slide to unlock” patent Avoid copying Windows/Android designs too
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Methodology
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However…
Don’ t neglect the first phases of the design process! Empathize:
Think about it in the context of your needs Ask friends/family if you find it helpful
Define:
What does it mean to “unlock” a phone?
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Materials
Nokia Lumia 520 or your own device Standard sensors:
ambient light accelerometer proximity camera (back) microphone
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Constraints
Requirement:
Do not infringe US Patent 8046721 B2 (Apple’ s “slide to unlock”)
Recommend to avoid:
Google’ s various schemes for Android OS Nokia’ s “double tap” to wake
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US.
Patent
Device 400 Device 400
- Oct. 25, 2011
Sheet 5 0f 15 Touch Screen 408 502 Touch Screen 408
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Movement 502 504 Menu
Button 410
US
8,046,721 B2
Figure 5A Figure 5B
US.
Patent
Device 400 Device 400
- Oct. 25, 2011
Sheet 5 0f 15 Touch Screen 408 502 Touch Screen 408
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Movement 502 504 Menu
Button 410
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8,046,721 B2
Figure 5A Figure 5B
(12) United
States Patent
Chaudhri
et a].
US008046721B2
US
8,046,721 B2
*Oct. 25, 2011
(10) Patent
N0.:
(45) Date
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Patent:
(54) (75) (73) (21) (22) (65) (63) (51) (52) (58)
UNLOCKING A
DEVICE
BY PERFORMING GESTURES
ON AN UNLOCK
IMAGE
Inventors: Imran
Chaudhri, San
Francisco, CA
(US); Bas
Ording, San
Francisco, CA (US); Freddy
Allen Anzures, San
Francisco, CA (US); Marcel
Van
Os,
San
Francisco, CA (US); Stephen
O.
Lemay,
San
Francisco, CA (US); Scott Forstall, Mountain
View, CA (US);
Greg
Christie, San Jose, CA
(US) Assignee: Apple
Inc., Cupertino, CA
(US)
Notice: Subject
to any
disclaimer, the
term
- f
this
patent is extended or adjusted under 35
U.S.C. 154(b) by
days.
This patent is subject to a terminal dis
claimer.
Appl. No.: 12/477,075
Filed:
Jun.
2, 2009
Prior Publication
Data
US
2009/0241072
A1
- Sep. 24, 2009
Related
US.
Application
Data
Continuation of
application No. 11/322,549, ?led on
- Dec. 23, 2005, noW
- Pat. No. 7,657,849.
- Int. Cl.
G06F
3/033 (2006.01) US.
- Cl. .......................
.. 715/863; 345/173; 345/179
Field of Classi?cation Search ................
.. 715/154,
715/863; 345/156
See
application ?le for complete search
history. (56)
References Cited
U.S. PATENT
DOCUMENTS
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5,559,961 A 9/1996 Blonder .................
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(Continued) FOREIGN PATENT
DOCUMENTS
EP
1 284
450 A2
2/2003
(Continued)
OTHER
PUBLICATIONS
IBM,
“Access/ Control Icons (Icon Keys),”
IBM
Technical Disclosure
Bulletin, V0. 38, No.
4, Apr. 1995.
(Continued)
Primary Examiner
*
Boris Pesin Assistant
Examiner
*
Andres
E
Gutierrez
(74) Attorney, Agent, or
Firm * Morgan, LeWis & Bockius
LLP
(57)
ABSTRACT
A
device With a
touch-sensitive display may
be unlocked
via gestures
performed
- n
the touch-sensitive
display.
The
device
is unlocked
if
contact
With
the display corresponds to a pre
de?ned
gesture for
unlocking
the
- device. The
device displays
- ne or more
unlock images With respect to Which
the pre
de?ned gesture is to be performed in order to unlock the
- device. The performance of the prede?ned gesture With
respect
to the unlock
image
may
include
moving
the unlock
image to a prede?ned location and/or moving the unlock
image
along
a prede?ned
- path. The
device may
also display
visual cues of the prede?ned gesture on the touch screen
to
remind
a user
- f
the
gesture.
15 Claims, 15 Drawing Sheets
Device
400 404 Touch Screen 408
Movement
504
Button 410
Menu
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Interpretation
What actually constitutes infringement? Let’ s look at some examples…
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Bottom Line
Infringement is not black or white:
In the real world, companies pay huge $$$ for lawyers to duke it out I am not a patent lawyer, so I will not be a stickler about details
In this project, original ideas will score better in the evaluation
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