Mobile Terminal Search Result Display via Native App Routing
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current mobile internet technologies limit the ability of mobile terminals to process and display search results effectively due to the limitations of browser applications, resulting in poor user experience.
Innovation Solution
Incorporating a method and device that utilize native application call identifiers to enable mobile terminals to call and display search results through native applications, leveraging their high information processing capabilities for improved display and user experience.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If browser applications are used to process search results, then the system is simple and compatible, but the information processing ability is insufficient and display effect is poor
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a native application call identifier as an intermediary mechanism. The search result includes a special identifier that triggers the mobile terminal to call a corresponding native application. This mediator enables the transition from browser-based processing to native application processing without requiring complete system replacement, thus improving processing capability while managing complexity through a standardized interface.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements dynamic processing by determining whether to use browser or native application based on the search result type. The system dynamically selects the appropriate processing pathway: standard results are handled by the browser, while results containing native application call identifiers are routed to corresponding native applications. This dynamic approach optimizes processing ability for different scenarios without requiring all results to use the more complex native application path.
2Ease of operation
If browser applications are used to display search results, then the implementation is simple, but the display effect is not intuitive and user experience is poor
Solution Approach 1:
The native application call identifier serves as an intermediary that bridges the simple browser display mechanism and the high-quality native application display capability. When present in the search result, it activates the intermediary mechanism that routes the display task to the native application, thereby improving display quality while maintaining the simplicity of the overall system architecture through standardized routing.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent applies local quality enhancement by using native applications specifically for search result display where high visual quality and interactivity are needed, while keeping the browser for general web browsing and simple result presentation. This localized application of enhanced display capabilities improves user experience for search results without requiring the entire system to be complex.
3Productivity
If native applications are called to process search results, then the information processing ability is enhanced, but the system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The mobile terminal is designed with multi-functionality to handle both browser-based and native application-based processing. The system universally supports both pathways through a unified search result processing framework that automatically detects and routes to the appropriate handler. This universal design enables high information processing ability through native applications when needed, while maintaining system simplicity through standardized routing mechanisms for all cases.
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AI summary
A method for displaying a search result on a mobile terminal and a device for displaying a search result on a mobile terminal are provided. The method for displaying the search result on the mobile terminal comprises sending a search request; receiving the search result containing a local application call identifier; and calling a local application in the mobile terminal according to the local application call identifier, and displaying the search result via the local application.