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Dynamic Keypads:
Terminology 
1October 23, 2009 © Yuvee, Inc. All rights reserved.
 
Names/Terminology Matters
you can name someng n a wor or wo, an everyoneunderstands what you are talking about, then dialogue works
he oosite is also true: If ou have to send a lon timedefining something before anyone even understands what youare talking about, let alone discussing the merits, the dialogue isfar more difficult
User interface examples
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Clickwheel –it is the iPod physical user inteface
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QWERTY –it is the primary keyboard for English text entry
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Mouse –it is the primary cursor control device for PCs
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Dynamic Keys
There is a new type of physical and virtual keypad that is beingintroduced to the market but that does not have a coherentterminology associated with it
 
 
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One or more programmable (or soft) real keys or buttons, that areunlabeled
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 A display or set of displays with active viewing areas associated witheach key
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whether on or in each key or physically adjacent to each key and whether a singlepysca or vrua spay s assocae w eac ey or weer one or more panesof displays have separate active viewing areas associated with each key
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 A pattern of use associated with assigning the desired value to eachkey and placing a representation of that value on the display area
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