Abstract: According to one of aspects, an electronic device includes a connecting module, and a controller. The connecting module is configured to wirelessly connect to a second device. The controller is configured to cause the connecting module to wirelessly connect to the second device in a first mode or in a second mode. In the first mode, the second device connects slavery to the electronic device. In the second mode, the electronic device connects slavery to the second device.

Abstract: According to one of aspects, an electronic device includes a connecting module, and a controller. The connecting module is configured to wirelessly connect to a second device. The controller is configured to cause the connecting module to wirelessly connect to the second device in a first mode or in a second mode. In the first mode, the second device connects slavery to the electronic device. In the second mode, the electronic device connects slavery to the second device.

Abstract: The mobile telephone (i) stores therein an address book including one or more pieces of mail-transmission destination information each pertaining to a communication party, (ii) makes a judgment, when an incoming event occurs, whether the incoming event meets a specific requirement, (iii) selects one or more communication parties from the address book when the judgment is affirmative; and (iv) transmits a predetermined mail to destinations of the selected communication parties using pieces of mail-transmission destination information corresponding to the selected communication parties.

Abstract: The mobile telephone (i) stores therein an address book including one or more pieces of mail-transmission destination information each pertaining to a communication party, (ii) makes a judgment, when an incoming event occurs, whether the incoming event meets a specific requirement, (iii) selects one or more communication parties from the address book when the judgment is affirmative; and (iv) transmits a predetermined mail to destinations of the selected communication parties using pieces of mail-transmission destination information corresponding to the selected communication parties.

Abstract: A mobile terminal 10 includes a first case C1 and a second case C2. Furthermore, the mobile terminal 10 is a slidable mobile terminal in which the first case C1 is slidably coupled to the second case C2 so as to be stacked thereon. On a top surface of the first case C1, a first display 26 is provided. Also, on a top surface of the second case C2, a second display 34 is provided in such a position so as not to be exposed in a home position (closed position) and so as to be exposed when a sliding operation is performed. For example, when a switch to a sliding position is made by a user during an incoming call, a name of a communication partner is displayed on the second display 34.

Abstract: A mobile terminal 10 includes a first case C1 and a second case C2. Furthermore, the mobile terminal 10 is a slidable mobile terminal in which the first case C1 is slidably coupled to the second case C2 so as to be stacked thereon. On a top surface of the first case C1, a first display 26 is provided. Also, on a top surface of the second case C2, a second display 34 is provided in such a position so as not to be exposed in a home position (closed position) and so as to be exposed when a sliding operation is performed. For example, when a switch to a sliding position is made by a user during an incoming call, a name of a communication partner is displayed on the second display 34.

Abstract: The mobile telephone (i) stores therein an address book including one or more pieces of mail-transmission destination information each pertaining to a communication party, (ii) makes a judgment, when an incoming event occurs, whether the incoming event meets a specific requirement, (iii) selects one or more communication parties from the address book when the judgment is affirmative; and (iv) transmits a predetermined mail to destinations of the selected communication parties using pieces of mail-transmission destination information corresponding to the selected communication parties.