Electronic device with graphical user interface for executing shortcut instructions

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Electronic device with a graphical user interface for executing shortcut commands. 2. Application of this design: This design is intended for use in an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are its graphical user interface content. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. The electronic device described in this design is a conventional design, and the rear view, left view, right view, top view, and bottom view of Design 1-Design 10 are omitted. 6. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 7. Purpose of the graphical user interface: This product design allows users to execute shortcut commands through interactive operations, thereby accessing the page the user is viewing. 8. Human-computer interaction methods of graphical user interface: User interaction operations include voice interaction commands and operation via wired or wireless remote control. It should be noted that the "gray tiles" in the graphical user interface represent variable images, and the "XX" in the graphical user interface represent variable numbers or text. When the electronic device's display interface is any interface, the user executes shortcut commands through interactive operations. A shortcut command execution pop-up window appears in the upper right corner of the current display interface to indicate that the shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of the main view of Design 1. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of the main view of Design 1, when the shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the shortcut command, and the execution pop-up window in the upper right corner of the interface changes to a pop-up window to indicate that the shortcut command has been successfully executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of the interface change state diagram of Design 1. When the electronic device's display interface is any interface, the user executes shortcut commands through interactive operations. A shortcut command execution pop-up window appears in the upper right corner of the current display interface to indicate that the shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of the main view of Design 2. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of the main view of Design 2, if the shortcut command fails to execute, the display interface does not change, but the execution pop-up window in the upper right corner of the interface changes to a pop-up window to indicate that the shortcut command execution failed, as shown in the graphical user interface of the interface change state diagram of Design 2. When the electronic device's display interface is any interface, the user executes shortcut commands through interactive operations. Two shortcut command execution pop-ups appear in the upper right corner of the current display interface. These pop-ups indicate that the first shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of the main view in Design 3. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of the main view in Design 3, when the first shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the first shortcut command, and the execution pop-up in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up indicating that the first shortcut command was successful and the second shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of interface change state diagram 1 in Design 3. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of interface change state diagram 1 in Design 3, when the second shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the second shortcut command, and the execution pop-up in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up indicating that both the first and second shortcut commands were successfully executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of interface change state diagram 2 in Design 3. When the electronic device's display interface is any interface, the user executes shortcut commands through interactive operations. Two shortcut command execution pop-ups appear in the upper right corner of the current display interface. These pop-ups indicate that the first shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 4's main view. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 4, when the first shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the first shortcut command, and the execution pop-up in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up indicating that the first shortcut command was successfully executed and the second shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 4's interface change state diagram 1. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 4's interface change state diagram 1, when the second shortcut command fails to execute, the display interface still shows the interface corresponding to the first shortcut command, and the execution pop-up in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up indicating that the first shortcut command was successfully executed and the second shortcut command failed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 4's interface change state diagram 2. When the electronic device's display interface is any interface, the user executes shortcut commands through interactive operations. Two shortcut command execution pop-ups appear in the upper right corner of the current display interface. These pop-ups indicate that the first shortcut command is in progress, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 5's main view. After a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 5's main view, if the first shortcut command fails to execute, the display interface remains unchanged, but the execution pop-up in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up indicating that the first shortcut command failed and the second shortcut command is in progress, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 5's interface change state diagram 1. After a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 5's interface change state diagram 1, if the second shortcut command executes successfully, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the second shortcut command, and the execution pop-up in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up indicating that the first shortcut command failed and the second shortcut command succeeded, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 5's interface change state diagram 2. When the electronic device's display interface is any interface, the user executes shortcut commands through interactive operations. Two shortcut command execution pop-ups appear in the upper right corner of the current display interface. These pop-ups indicate that the first shortcut command is in progress, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 6 (main view). After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 6 (main view), if the first shortcut command fails to execute, the electronic device's display interface remains unchanged, but the execution pop-up in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up indicating that the first shortcut command failed and the second shortcut command is in progress, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 6 (interface change state diagram 1). After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 6 (interface change state diagram 1), if the second shortcut command fails to execute, the display interface still remains unchanged, but the execution pop-up in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up indicating that both the first and second shortcut commands failed to execute, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 6 (interface change state diagram 2). When the electronic device's display interface is any interface, the user executes shortcut commands through interactive operations. A pop-up window displaying three shortcut commands appears in the upper right corner of the current display interface. This pop-up window indicates that the first shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of the main view in Design 7. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of the main view in Design 7, when the first shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the first shortcut command, and the pop-up window in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up window indicating that the first shortcut command has been successfully executed and the second shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of the interface change state diagram in Design 7. The user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of the interface change state diagram in Design 7. After a period of time, when the second shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the second shortcut command, and the execution pop-up in the upper right corner of the interface changes to a pop-up indicating that the first and second shortcut commands have been successfully executed and the third shortcut command is in progress, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 7 Interface Change State Figure 2; after the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 7 Interface Change State 2, when the third shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the third shortcut command, and the execution pop-up in the upper right corner of the interface changes to a pop-up indicating that the first, second, and third shortcut commands have all been successfully executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 7 Interface Change State Figure 3. When the electronic device's display interface is any interface, the user executes shortcut commands through interactive operations. A pop-up window displaying three shortcut commands appears in the upper right corner of the current display interface. This pop-up window indicates that the first shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 8's main view. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 8's main view, when the first shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the first shortcut command, and the pop-up window in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up window indicating that the first shortcut command has been successfully executed and the second shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 8's interface change state diagram 1. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 8's interface change state diagram 1, when... If the second shortcut command fails to execute, the interface will still display the interface corresponding to the first shortcut command. The execution pop-up in the upper right corner of the interface will change to a pop-up indicating that the first shortcut command was executed successfully, the second shortcut command failed, and the third shortcut command is in progress, as shown in the graphical user interface diagram 2 of Design 8. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface diagram 2 of Design 8, when the third shortcut command is executed successfully, the interface will change to the interface corresponding to the third shortcut command. The execution pop-up in the upper right corner of the interface will change to a pop-up indicating that the first shortcut command was executed successfully, the second shortcut command failed, and the third shortcut command was executed successfully, as shown in the graphical user interface diagram 3 of Design 8. When the electronic device's display interface is any interface, the user executes shortcut commands through interactive operations. A pop-up window displaying four shortcut commands appears in the upper right corner of the current display interface. This pop-up window indicates that the first shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 9's main view. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 9's main view, when the first shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the first shortcut command, and the pop-up window in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up window indicating that the first shortcut command has been successfully executed and the second shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 9's interface change state diagram 1. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 9's interface change state diagram 1, when the second shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the second shortcut command, and the pop-up window in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up window indicating that both the first and second shortcut commands are being executed. A pop-up window appears indicating that the third shortcut command is successfully executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 9, Interface Change State Figure 2. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 9, when the third shortcut command is successfully executed, the interface changes to the interface corresponding to the third shortcut command, and the execution pop-up window in the upper right corner of the interface changes to a pop-up window to indicate that the first, second, and third shortcut commands have all been successfully executed and the fourth shortcut command is in progress, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 9, Interface Change State Figure 3. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 9, when the fourth shortcut command is successfully executed, the interface corresponding to the fourth shortcut command is displayed, and the execution pop-up window in the upper right corner of the interface changes to a pop-up window to indicate that the first, second, third, and fourth shortcut commands have all been successfully executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 9, Interface Change State Figure 4. When the electronic device's display interface is any interface, the user executes shortcut commands through interactive operations. A pop-up window displaying four shortcut commands appears in the upper right corner of the current display interface. This pop-up window indicates that the first shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 10's main view. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 10's main view, when the first shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the first shortcut command, and the pop-up window in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up window indicating that the first shortcut command has been successfully executed and the second shortcut command is being executed, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 10's interface change state diagram 1. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 10's interface change state diagram 1, when the second shortcut command is successfully executed, the display interface changes to the interface corresponding to the second shortcut command, and the pop-up window in the upper right corner changes to a pop-up window indicating that the first and second shortcut commands have been successfully executed and... The pop-up window for the third shortcut command execution is shown in the graphical user interface of Design 10 Interface Change State Figure 2. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 10 Interface Change State 2, when the third shortcut command fails to execute, the display interface still shows the interface corresponding to the second shortcut command, and the execution pop-up window in the upper right corner of the interface changes to a pop-up window to indicate that the first and second shortcut commands were executed successfully, the third shortcut command failed to execute, and the fourth shortcut command is executing, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 10 Interface Change State Figure 3. After the user waits for a period of time in the graphical user interface of Design 10 Interface Change State 3, when the fourth shortcut command is executed successfully, the interface corresponding to the fourth shortcut command is displayed, and the execution pop-up window in the upper right corner of the interface changes to a pop-up window to indicate that the first, second, third, and fourth shortcut commands were all executed successfully, as shown in the graphical user interface of Design 10 Interface Change State Figure 4.

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