Systems and method herein describe an electronic display apparatus that is amendable to display different types of visualizations. In an embodiment, the electronic display apparatus has a circular display unit. The electronic display apparatus may display content but with some of the portions cut off from visibility to a user. The electronic display apparatus may include motion sensor units and data obtained from these motion sensor units may be used to cause a video controller to send a portion of the content from a frame buffer to the display device to enable the display of different areas of content. The content displayed to the user may change in accordance with movement initiated by the user.

According to an aspect of the present invention, a device capable of wireless communication includes a counter for counting current time, and a processor for setting a communication mode of the device to one of a notification mode in which the device sends a first notification signal for informing of its existence and a detection mode in which the device detects a second notification signal sent from other device. In the case that the processor changes the communication mode of the device from the notification mode to the detection mode and the second notification signal received in the detection mode includes first time information, the processor corrects time of the counter based on the first time information.

An electronic device according to various embodiments of the present invention may comprise: a camera module; a communication module for communicating with a second electronic device; and a processor for photographing a first screen displayed on a display of the second electronic device and an external background of the second electronic device by using the camera module, and acquiring a second screen for the second electronic device by using the first screen and the external background.

In the case where a ticking timing of a clock unit changes, a CPU of an electronic timepiece outputs a synchronization request signal to a CPU of a display module at the next ticking timing after the change so as to request resynchronization. Each time a timer circuit counts a prescribed number of pulses in a clock signal generated by a clock generation circuit on the basis of the ticking timing, the CPU of the display module instructs a liquid crystal driver circuit to invert the polarity of an AC voltage to be applied to a liquid crystal panel. Moreover, upon receiving the synchronization request signal from the CPU of the electronic timepiece, the CPU of the display module sets the timer circuit to start a new count of the clock.

Systems and method herein describe an electronic display apparatus that is amendable to display different types of visualizations. In an embodiment, the electronic display apparatus has a circular display unit. The electronic display apparatus may display content but with some of the portions cut off from visibility to a user. The electronic display apparatus may include motion sensor units and data obtained from these motion sensor units may be used to cause a video controller to send a portion of the content from a frame buffer to the display device to enable the display of different areas of content. The content displayed to the user may change in accordance with movement initiated by the user.

An electronic device according to various embodiments of the present invention may comprise: a camera module; a communication module for communicating with a second electronic device; and a processor for photographing a first screen displayed on a display of the second electronic device and an external background of the second electronic device by using the camera module, and acquiring a second screen for the second electronic device by using the first screen and the external background.

The present invention relates to a De-mux driving architecture, a circular display panel and a smart watch. The De-mux driving architecture includes a data driving chip, a multiplexing unit, and a shift register. Wherein each multiplexing unit includes a data input terminal for connecting a corresponding data line derived from the data driving chip, N control terminals used for respectively inputting corresponding N control signals from the shift register, and the N data output terminals used for respectively outputting N channels of data. Wherein each shift register includes a first input terminal for inputting a start signal, a second input terminal for inputting a clock signal, and N output terminals for respectively outputting N control signals to N control terminals of the multiplexing unit. The present invention can realize a larger screen occupation ratio, and beneficial for realizing the extremely narrow design of the lower border of the panel.

An electronic device according to various embodiments of the present invention may comprise: a camera module; a communication module for communicating with a second electronic device; and a processor for photographing a first screen displayed on a display of the second electronic device and an external background of the second electronic device by using the camera module, and acquiring a second screen for the second electronic device by using the first screen and the external background.

According to an aspect of the present invention, a device capable of wireless communication includes a counter for counting current time, and a processor for setting a communication mode of the device to one of a notification mode in which the device sends a first notification signal for informing of its existence and a detection mode in which the device detects a second notification signal sent from other device. In the case that the processor changes the communication mode of the device from the notification mode to the detection mode and the second notification signal received in the detection mode includes first time information, the processor corrects time of the counter based on the first time information.

In the case where a ticking timing of a clock unit changes, a CPU of an electronic timepiece outputs a synchronization request signal to a CPU of a display module at the next ticking timing after the change so as to request resynchronization. Each time a timer circuit counts a prescribed number of pulses in a clock signal generated by a clock generation circuit on the basis of the ticking timing, the CPU of the display module instructs a liquid crystal driver circuit to invert the polarity of an AC voltage to be applied to a liquid crystal panel. Moreover, upon receiving the synchronization request signal from the CPU of the electronic timepiece, the CPU of the display module sets the timer circuit to start a new count of the clock.