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Mobile Telephone, And Mobile Information System

a mobile telephone and information system technology, applied in the field of personal digital assistants, can solve the problems of cumbersome operation of cellular telephones, inability to call up registration information in time, and inability to arrange dial keys on cellular telephones, etc., and achieve the effect of easy call up

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-09-06
J DATA
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[0008] A user can easily call up a desired piece of registration information only by entering a relatively short numeric string obtained by the numerical conversion of the keyword related to the desired piece of registration information in accordance with the assignment relationship.
[0010] A user can easily call up a desired piece of registration information only by entering a relatively short numeric string obtained by the numerical conversion of the keyword related to the desired piece of registration information in accordance with the assignment relationship.
[0012] It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a cellular telephone and a personal digital assistant which allow registration information to be easily called up.

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However, the number of dial keys that can be arranged on the cellular telephone is limited to approximately twenty at most because of size limitations, and the user manipulates the approximately twenty keys to make a selection from among various pieces of registration information and to set the various pieces of registration information.
Thus, the operability of cellular telephones is much inferior than that of personal computers and the like each having a keyboard and a mouse, and there has been a problem such that the more sophisticated the functionality of cellular telephones becomes, the more cumbersome the operability for calling up the registration information inevitably becomes.

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[0046] Next, a third preferred embodiment according to the present invention will be described. In the first and second preferred embodiments, the user presses the predetermined function key after the user enters a full numerical string obtained by the numerical conversion of a keyword. The third preferred embodiment is adapted to narrow down the candidates for a keyword each time the user enters a single numeric of the numeric string obtained by the numerical conversion of the keyword, so that the user presses a predetermined function key when the user confirms the keyword.

[0047]FIG. 8 is a view showing display transitions on the display 10 of the cellular telephone 1 in response to the progress of a processing procedure according to the third preferred embodiment. As in the first and second preferred embodiments, the user enters a string of numerics in order by using the dial keys 20 of the cellular telephone 1, the string of numerics being obtained by the numerical conversion of...

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Abstract

A user enters a numeric string on a standby screen of a cellular telephone (1), and then presses a predetermined function key, the numeric string being obtained by numerical conversion of a keyword related to a piece of registration information, e.g. a destination e-mail address, in accordance with an assignment relationship between characters and numerical keys. In the cellular telephone having recognized the entry of the numeric string and the pressing of the predetermined function key, a database is searched by using as a key the entered numeric string or a character string obtained by character conversion of the entered numeric string in accordance with the above-mentioned assignment relationship, and e-mail destination candidates associated with the numeric string or the character string are extracted and displayed on a display. The user selects a desired destination from among the candidates, whereby an e-mail destination address is selected and called up.

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TECHNICAL FIELD [0001] The present invention is an invention relating to a personal digital assistant which stores therein registration information including e-mail addresses, telephone numbers and the like and which allows the registration information to be called up and used as appropriate and, more particularly, to a cellular telephone. BACKGROUND ART [0002] As is well known in the art, cellular telephones which have exhibited a rapid proliferation in recent years have not only a function merely as mobile or portable telephones but also a function as mobile terminal devices. Specifically, it is possible to connect to the Internet through a cellular telephone, and there is a widespread proliferation of sending and receiving pieces of e-mail by using a cellular telephone (See Patent Document 1 as an example). Cellular telephones themselves become more sophisticated in functionality, and various settings of cellular telephones can be made to suit the preferences of users. [0003] For...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): H04M3/00G06F3/02H04M1/2748G06F3/023H03M11/04H04M1/247H04M1/27453H04W88/02
CPCH04M1/274558H04M1/274508H04M1/2748H04M1/27453G06F16/00G06F1/1626G06F3/14
Inventor SASAKI, KOJI
Owner J DATA
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