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`(YouTube)
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`Sony XPeria ZL
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469
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`Source: http://store.sony.com/p/Sony-Xperia-Smarthphone/en/p/XZLC6506RD.
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 3
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`code.
`XSLLT26, XASLT26, LT30AT, and LT28AT) is a computer system, including program
`XTST21DS, XEC1504, XEDSC1604, XMST23, XJST26, XAST27, XUST25, XPLT22,
`smartphones, including but not limited to model numbers XZLC6506, XTST21SS,
`Sony XPeria ZL (hereinafter, “the Sony Smartphone”, which encompasses all Sony
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`medium comprising:”
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`the medium comprising:
`readable code means embodied in
`usable medium having computer
`product comprising a computer
`network, the computer program
`server process over a computer
`connecting to other processes and a
`executing a first process and
`the computer system capable of
`a display and an audio transducer,
`use with a computer system having
`1. A computer program product for
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`the computer program product comprising a computer usable medium having computer readable code means embodied in the
`system capable of executing a first process and connecting to other processes and a server process over a computer network,
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`“1. A computer program product for use with a computer system having a display and an audio transducer, the computer
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 1
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 4
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`control of a first process executing on the computer system.
`The Sony Smartphone has program code for generating a user-interface enabling
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`computer system;
`first process executing on the
`user-interface enabling control of a
`a. program code for generating a
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`“a. program code for generating a user-interface enabling control of a first process executing on the computer system;”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 1
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 5
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`receives a network protocol address, at least partially represented by 10.10.251.191.
`For example, following connection to the computer network, the Sony Smartphone
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`network.
`network protocol address of the first process upon connection to the computer
`The Sony Smartphone has program code for determining the currently assigned
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`network;
`upon connection to the computer
`protocol address of the first process
`currently assigned network
`b. program code for determining the
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`“b. program code for determining the currently assigned network protocol address of the first process upon connection to the
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 1
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`computer network;”
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`“b. program code for determining the currently assigned network protocol address of the first process upon connection to the
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 1
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`computer network;”
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 7
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`address is at least partially represented by 74.125.228.38.
`“redirector.c.youtube.com” (see “Host” field in HTTP GET below), and its network protocol
`SYN is in packet 296, highlighted in orange. The server’s hostname is
`address of the first process and a unique identifier of the first process; for example, the TCP
`For example, the Sony Smartphone forwards to the server the assigned network protocol
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`a communication connection with the server process.
`process and a unique identifier of the first process to the server process upon establishing
`server process and for forwarding the assigned network protocol address of the first
`protocol address of the first process, for establishing a communication connection with the
`The Sony Smartphone has program code responsive to the currently assigned network
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`the server process; and
`communication connection with
`process upon establishing a
`of the first process to the server
`process and a unique identifier
`protocol address of the first
`forwarding the assigned network
`the server process and for
`communication connection with
`process, for establishing a
`protocol address of the first
`the currently assigned network
`c. program code responsive to
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`process and a unique identifier of the first process to the server process upon establishing a communication connection with
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`communication connection with the server process and for forwarding the assigned network protocol address of the first
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`“c. program code responsive to the currently assigned network protocol address of the first process, for establishing a
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 1
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`the server process; and”
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`process and a unique identifier of the first process to the server process upon establishing a communication connection with
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`communication connection with the server process and for forwarding the assigned network protocol address of the first
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`“c. program code responsive to the currently assigned network protocol address of the first process, for establishing a
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 1
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`the server process; and”
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`The following screenshot shows data exchanged between the Sony Smartphone and the
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 9
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`server’s network protocol address is at least partially represented by 74.125.161.74.
`For example, packet 626, highlighted in orange, contains another GET request. The content
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`to-point communication link.
`For example, the Sony Smartphone and the content server then go on to establish a point-
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`network.
`establishing a point-to-point communications with another process over the computer
`The Sony Smartphone has program code means, responsive to user input commands, for
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`computer network.
`with another process over the
`point-to-point communications
`commands, for establishing a
`responsive to user input
`d. program code means,
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`“d. program code means, responsive to user input commands, for establishing a point-to-point communications with another
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`process over the computer network.”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 1
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 10
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`the response from the content server.
`characters have been replaced with a period (“.”). Note the Content-Type of “video/mp4” in
`Smartphone is shown in red. Data from the content server is shown in blue. Nonprintable
`content server, beginning with the initial HTTP GET request. Data from the Sony
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`“d. program code means, responsive to user input commands, for establishing a point-to-point communications with another
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`process over the computer network.”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 1
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`Source: http://store.sony.com/p/Sony-Xperia-Smarthphone/en/p/XZLC6506RD.
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 11
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`XSLLT26, XASLT26, LT30AT, and LT28AT) is a computer system.
`XTST21DS, XEC1504, XEDSC1604, XMST23, XJST26, XAST27, XUST25, XPLT22,
`smartphones, including but not limited to model numbers XZLC6506, XTST21SS,
`Sony XPeria ZL (hereinafter, “the Sony Smartphone”, which encompasses all Sony
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`method comprising the steps of:”
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`the steps of:
`network, the method comprising
`a server process over the computer
`connected to the callee process and
`interface and being operatively
`process capable of generating a user
`over a computer network, the caller
`a caller process to a callee process
`point-to-point communication from
`process, a method for establishing a
`display and capable of executing a
`9. In a computer system having a
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`user interface and being operatively connected to the callee process and a server process over the computer network, the
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`communication from a caller process to a callee process over a computer network, the caller process capable of generating a
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`“9. In a computer system having a display and capable of executing a process, a method for establishing a point-to-point
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 12
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`interface element representing a first communication line.
`when a user uses the Sony Smartphone, the Sony Smartphone generates a user-
`Sony actively induces its users to directly practice this claim element, knowing that
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`communication line;
`element representing a first
`A. generating a user-interface
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`“A. generating a user-interface element representing a first communication line;”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 13
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`interface element representing a first callee process.
`When a user uses the Sony Smartphone, the Sony Smartphone generates a user
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`process;
`element representing a first callee
`B. generating a user interface
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`“B. generating a user interface element representing a first callee process;”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 14
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`packet 328, highlighted in orange.
`GET request, as to whether the second process is connected to the computer network in
`For example, the Sony Smartphone transmits to the server a query, at least in the form of a
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`to determine if the first callee process is accessible.
`When a user uses the Sony Smartphone, the Sony Smartphone queries the server process
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`process is accessible; and
`determine if the first callee
`C. querying the server process to
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`“C. querying the server process to determine if the first callee process is accessible; and”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 15
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`Hypertext Transfer Protocol specification:
`For example, selected potential responses to a GET request are reproduced below, from the
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`queried resource is offline or otherwise unavailable.
`and has been successfully delivered, while a 404 Not Found response indicates that the
`example, a 200 OK response to the query both indicates that a requested resource is online
`A server’s response to a GET request is indicative of, among other things, online status. For
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`Source: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec9.html#sec9.3.
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`“C. querying the server process to determine if the first callee process is accessible; and”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`qxo7sn7s.c.youtube.com.
`address of a second process, at least partially represented by r5—sn-
`from the server to the Sony Smartphone. The response contains a network protocol
`For example, packet 373, highlighted in orange below, contains an HTTP 302 response
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`Source: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html.
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`“C. querying the server process to determine if the first callee process is accessible; and”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`“C. querying the server process to determine if the first callee process is accessible; and”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 18
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`server’s network protocol address is at least partially represented by 74.125.161.74.
`For example, packet 626, highlighted in orange, contains another GET request. The content
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`to-point communication link.
`For example, the Sony Smartphone and the content server then go on to establish a point-
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`the first communication line.
`associating the element representing the first callee process with the element representing
`communication link from the caller process to the first callee process, in response to a user
`When a user uses the Sony Smartphone, the Sony Smartphone establishes a point-to-point
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`steps of:
`step C further comprises the
`communication line, wherein
`representing the first
`process with the element
`representing the first callee
`associating the element
`process, in response to a user
`caller process to the first callee
`communication link from the
`D. establishing a point-to-point
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`associating the element representing the first callee process with the element representing the first communication line,
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`“D. establishing a point-to-point communication link from the caller process to the first callee process, in response to a user
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`wherein step C further comprises the steps of:”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 19
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`the response from the content server.
`characters have been replaced with a period (“.”). Note the Content-Type of “video/mp4” in
`Smartphone is shown in red. Data from the content server is shown in blue. Nonprintable
`content server, beginning with the initial HTTP GET request. Data from the Sony
`The following screenshot shows data exchanged between the Sony Smartphone and the
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`wherein step C further comprises the steps of:”
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`associating the element representing the first callee process with the element representing the first communication line,
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`“D. establishing a point-to-point communication link from the caller process to the first callee process, in response to a user
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`Source: Test screenshot.
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 20
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`associating the element representing the first callee process with the element representing the first communication line,
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`“D. establishing a point-to-point communication link from the caller process to the first callee process, in response to a user
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`wherein step C further comprises the steps of:”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 21
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`packet 328, highlighted in orange.
`GET request, as to whether the second process is connected to the computer network in
`For example, the Sony Smartphone transmits to the server a query, at least in the form of a
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`as to the on-line status of the first callee process.
`When a user uses the Sony Smartphone, the Sony Smartphone queries the server process
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`first callee process; and
`as to the on-line status of the
`C.1 querying the server process
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`“C.1 querying the server process as to the on-line status of the first callee process; and”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 22
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`Hypertext Transfer Protocol specification:
`For example, selected potential responses to a GET request are reproduced below, from the
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`queried resource is offline or otherwise unavailable.
`and has been successfully delivered, while a 404 Not Found response indicates that the
`example, a 200 OK response to the query both indicates that a requested resource is online
`A server’s response to a GET request is indicative of, among other things, online status. For
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`Source: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec9.html#sec9.3.
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`“C.1 querying the server process as to the on-line status of the first callee process; and”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`Source: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html.
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`“C.1 querying the server process as to the on-line status of the first callee process; and”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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`SONY EXHIBIT 1026- Page 24
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`qxo7sn7s.c.youtube.com.
`address of a second process, at least partially represented by r5—sn-
`from the server to the Sony Smartphone. The response contains a network protocol
`For example, packet 373, highlighted in orange below, contains an HTTP 302 response
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`address of the first callee process over the computer network from the server process.
`When a user uses the Sony Smartphone, the Sony Smartphone receives a network protocol
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`the server process.
`over the computer network from
`address of the first callee process
`C.2 receiving a network protocol
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`“C.2 receiving a network protocol address of the first callee process over the computer network from the server process.”
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`U.S. Patent No. 6,009,469: Claim 9
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