There is disclosed a computing apparatus, including: a first chassis including primary operational circuitry of the computing apparatus; a second chassis hingeably coupled to the second chassis, the second chassis having substantially less operational circuitry than the first chassis whereby the operational circuitry of the second chassis generates substantially less heat than the operational circuitry of the first chassis; and a heat spreader between the first chassis and second chassis and disposed to dissipate generated heat from the first chassis into the second chassis.

An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a device body, a camera and a display screen. The display screen includes a first body display portion and a second body display portion located opposite to each other, and a bent display portion coupled with at least one of the first body display portion and the second body display portion. The camera is located in an end region of the device body.

An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a housing, a first display slidable through the housing, a portion of the first display being exposed to an outside through the housing, a region of the first display being capable of being changed based on a sliding of the first display through the housing, a second display spaced apart from the exposed portion of the first display and forming a flat surface with the exposed portion of the first display, an optical member positioned on a portion of the second housing associated with the exposed part of the first display; and at least one processor configured to output light through a first portion of the first display associated with the optical member, the light being diffused through the optical member.

A display method and an apparatus that relates to the field of communications technologies, to avoid a problem that a process of a currently running application cannot continue due to disconnection of a terminal when the terminal performs multi-screen display. The method includes a first terminal sending first display data to a second terminal after the first terminal connects to the second terminal, so that the second terminal displays a first interface. In this case, the first terminal displays a second interface (the second interface is different from the first interface). The first terminal disconnects from the second terminal; and after the first terminal reconnects to the second terminal, the first terminal may send second display data to the second terminal, so that the second terminal displays a third interface correlated with the first interface.

In a control method for an electronic apparatus according to the present invention, in which a mobile terminal comprises a camera comprising a plurality of lenses and a first display unit combined to a case, the case comprising a first body where the mobile terminal is accommodated and a second body where a second display unit is arranged, the control method for an electronic apparatus comprises the steps of: displaying first screen information on the second display unit and displaying a preview screen on the first display unit in response to driving of the camera; detecting a pre-set touch input received by the first display unit; executing an expanded preview mode in response to the pre-set touch input, generating a control signal for displaying, on the second display unit, second screen information corresponding to a camera function related to the preview screen of the first display unit, and transmitting the control signal to the second display unit; and while the preview screen of the first display unit is displayed, changing the first screen information of the second display unit to the second screen information in response to the control signal.

An electronic device operation method and an electronic device, where the electronic device includes a first touchscreen and a second touchscreen, the first touchscreen and an earpiece are located on a first surface of the electronic device, the second touchscreen is located on a second surface of the electronic device, and the first surface is different from the second surface. The method includes displaying, by the electronic device, a first screen on the second touchscreen in response to receiving an incoming call, and displaying prompt information on the second touchscreen, where the prompt information prompts a user to answer the incoming call by using the earpiece on the first screen.

Provided is a control system applied to a screen projection scenario. The system includes: a mobile phone and a display device, receiving first screen content and a target navigation function identifier sent by the mobile phone; generating, according to the target navigation function identifier, a collaboration window including a screen projection area and a navigation bar, where the navigation bar includes three virtual navigation keys; displaying the first screen content in the screen projection area; receiving a keyboard and mouse operation acting on the virtual navigation keys; generating a key instruction according to the keyboard and mouse operation, and sending the key instruction to the mobile phone, so that the mobile phone executes a navigation function according to the key instruction, and the mobile phone can adjust the first screen content to second screen content; and displaying, by the display device, the second screen content in the screen projection area.

A method includes: A source device sends, to a destination device, application information of at least one source device application installed on the source device. The destination device displays an icon of the at least one source device application in a first interface, and displays, in the first interface, an icon of at least one destination device application installed on the destination device. In response to an operation on an icon of a first application in the source device application, the destination device obtains first display data generated during running of the first application on the source device. The destination device displays an application window of the first application based on the first display data. In response to an operation on an icon of a second application in the destination device application, the destination device starts the second application, and displays an application window of the second application.

A mobile phone device includes: a display device that switches a display state between first and second display states; a communication unit that executes a call between a first user and a second user who makes a call using another phone device; an image generation unit that generates a first image indicating first information including a phone number of the another phone device based on identification information and generates a second image indicating second information related to the second user based on the identification information; a detection unit that detects a switching operation by the first user to switch the display state of the display device from the first display state to the second display state; and, a display control unit that changes the display state to the second display state and causes the display device to display the second image in a case where the switching operation is detected.

A gesture definition is provided for intuitively interacting with applications on a multi-screen device. The gesture is defined by one or more user motions signaling a user intent to perform an action on an object based on a context within the multi-screen environment. Unlike traditional gestures, the defined gesture is “context aware.” That is, the gesture may initiate different actions in different contexts. Actions responsive to the gesture include opening an application, sharing data between applications (e.g., cut/paste), and/or attaching files (e.g., to a mail message). App developers can define custom actions responsive to the gesture for particular applications. Avoiding cumbersome, multi-step user inputs and interactions, the actions defined for the gesture may be performed automatically. In this way, the well-defined gesture allows users to intuitively interact with applications between and among the various screens of a multi-screen device, including seamlessly opening applications, sharing data, and attaching files.