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`U.S. Patent No. 8,028,323
`METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR EMPLOYING A FIRST DEVICE TO DIRECT A NETWORKED AUDIO DEVICE TO OBTAIN A
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`SAMSUNG INFRINGEMENT OF
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`CLAIMS 1, 2, 5, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18
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`Samsung Infringement Claim Charts For 8,028,323
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`The charts below refer to two categories of accused devices:
`“Mobile Devices” refers to accused mobile phones and tablets. Evidence relating to a Samsung Galaxy S4 phone is used
`herein as representative of the Mobile Devices. The full list of accused mobile devices known at this time is included within
`the Parties’ Joint Statement Regarding Identification Of Accused Products, filed September 20, 2013.
`“Player Devices” refers to accused televisions, Blu-ray players and home theater systems. Evidence relating to a Samsung
`UN55F8000BF television is used herein as representative of the Player Devices. The full list of accused player devices known
`at this time is included within the Parties’ Joint Statement Regarding Identification Of Accused Products, filed September 20,
`2013.
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`The charts below refer to categories of infringing technologies as follows:
`“DLNA” refers to Samsung Link, AllShare Play, AllShare and Nearby Devices, however, discovery is ongoing and
`Complainant reserves the right to accuse any other infringing functionalities discovered.
`“DIAL” refers to DIAL-enabled Netflix, DIAL-enabled YouTube and Samsung N-Screen, however, discovery is ongoing and
`Complainant reserves the right to accuse any other infringing functionalities discovered. Note that while the claim charts
`below may only include photographs for the YouTube application or the Netflix application, the manner of infringement is the
`same for both applications and additional evidence of infringement for both applications has been produced in the form of, for
`example, videographic evidence and packet sniffing trace evidence.
`“Screen Mirroring” refers to screen mirroring technologies, referred to as Screen Mirroring, Miracast or AllShare Cast,
`however, discovery is ongoing and Complainant reserves the right to accuse any other infringing functionalities discovered.
`This functionality infringes when used in conjunction with a playlist application such as those detailed in Complainant’s
`infringement contention charts for U.S. Patent Number 6,045,952. The charts below utilize Google Play Music as an
`exemplary playlist application.
`“WatchOn” refers to the Samsung WatchOn application, however, discovery is ongoing and Complainant reserves the right to
`accuse any other infringing functionalities discovered.
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`The accused devices literally infringe the asserted claims. However, to the extent any limitation is not literally met, it is met under the
`doctrine of equivalents. BHM contends that a person of ordinary skill in the art, at the time the accused devices were imported into
`the United States, sold for importation into the United States, or sold in the United States after importation, would have considered any
`difference between any specific claim limitation and the corresponding element or feature in the accused system, to the extent such
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`limitation is not literally infringed, to be insubstantial or that the alternate implementation(s) employed (1) perform substantially the
`same function and (2) work in substantially the same way (3) to achieve substantially the same result as the requirement of the claim
`limitation at issue.
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`Samsung contributorily infringes and/or induces infringement of the method claims below in conjunction with at least their
`importation, marketing, promotion, profiting, collaboration, testing, servicing and sale of the Samsung Mobile Devices and Player
`Devices, as well as through actions of its agents and partners. Samsung directly and/or indirectly infringes the system claims
`below. In addition, Samsung directly infringes the method claims.
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`These infringement contention claim charts incorporate by reference the claim charts submitted with the complaint as well as the
`charts provided with Complainant’s prior interrogatory responses (aside from those charts’ contentions with respect to patent claims
`that have since been dropped from the investigation). In addition to the charts' description of the manner in which Samsung’s accused
`devices infringe, additional infringement evidence has been produced in the form of videographic, documentary and packet-sniffing
`trace evidence.1
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`Black Hills’ identification of infringing applications and functionalities is based on information received to date. Discovery and
`investigation are ongoing. Discovery and investigation are ongoing, including source code review that may be relevant to BHM’s
`infringement contentions. Samsung is expected to release additional devices, applications and/or functionalities prior to the hearing in
`this matter. In addition, Respondents in this investigation have failed to timely produce discovery, with major portions of its
`document productions, and all of its depositions, occurring just weeks before the close of fact discovery. Complainant thus reserves
`all rights to supplement, revise, correct and/or clarify its contentions at the time and in the manner allowed under the Commission
`Rules and the Ground Rules of the Administrative Law Judge. In addition, by identifying particular infringing applications and
`functionalities herein, Complainant does not intend to exclude any hardware, software, applications or other functionalities that may
`be implicated by the identified applications and functionalities (e.g., portions of the device’s operating system, communication
`systems, stock media player, etc.).
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`1 A table correlating the videographic and packet sniffing trace evidence to the relevant accused devices and functionalities is included after the charts below.
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 1
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`8,028,323 Claim Language
`1) A method for obtaining
`media, the method comprising:
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`displaying, on a first device, at
`least one device identifier
`identifying a second device;
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`Respondent Devices
`During the use of Samsung Mobile Devices and Player Devices including DLNA, DIAL,
`WatchOn and Screen Mirroring functionalities, a method for obtaining media is performed
`comprising displaying, on a first device, at least one device identifier identifying a second
`device.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
`device identifier identifying a second device during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
`device identifier identifying a second device during DIAL operation:
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 1
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
`device identifier identifying a second device during Screen Mirroring operation:
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 1
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
`device identifier identifying a second device during WatchOn operation:
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 1
`8,028,323 — BHM Charts — Claim 1
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`Which device do you want to
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 1
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`selecting, via user input at the
`first device, the at least one
`device identifier;
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`The step is also performed of selecting, via user input at the first device, the at least one
`device identifier.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a user first
`input selecting at least one device identifier during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a user first input
`selecting at least one device identifier during DIAL operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a user first input
`selecting at least one device identifier during Screen Mirroring operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a user first input
`selecting at least one device identifier during WatchOn operation:
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 1
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`Select device
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 1
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`receiving, on the first device, a
`playlist, the received playlist
`comprising a plurality of
`media item identifiers;
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`The step is also performed of receiving, on the first device, a playlist, the received playlist
`comprising a plurality of media item identifiers.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a playlist
`comprising a plurality of media item identifiers during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a playlist
`comprising a plurality of media item identifiers during DIAL operation:
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 1
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a playlist
`comprising a plurality of media item identifiers during Screen Mirroring operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a playlist
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 1
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`selecting at least one media
`item identifier from the
`received playlist; and
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`The step is also performed selecting at least one media item identifier from the received
`playlist.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting at least one
`media item identifier from the received playlist during DLNA operation:
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`In addition the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting at least one
`media item identifier from the received playlist during DIAL operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting at least one
`media item identifier from the received playlist during Screen Mirroring operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting at least one
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 1
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`directing, from the first device,
`the second device to receive a
`media item identified by the at
`least one media item identifier
`from a content server, without
`user input via the second
`device.
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`The step is also performed of directing, from the first device, the second device to receive a
`media item identified by the at least one media item identifier from a content server, without
`user input via the second device during DLNA, DIAL, Screen Mirroring and WatchOn
`operation. See, for example, the videographic evidence and packet sniffing trace evidence
`produced herewith.
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 2
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`Respondent Devices
`During the use of Samsung Mobile Devices and Player Devices including DLNA, DIAL,
`WatchOn and Screen Mirroring functionalities, the method as recited in claim 1 is performed,
`wherein the first device comprises a handheld portable device a palmtop computer, an MP3
`player, and a mobile phone. The Samsung Mobile Devices are handheld portable devices.
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`8,028,323 Claim Language
`2. The method as recited in
`claim 1, wherein the first
`device comprises a handheld
`portable device a palmtop
`computer, an MP3 player, and
`a mobile phone.
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 5
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`Respondent Devices
`During the use of Samsung Mobile Devices and Player Devices including DLNA, DIAL,
`WatchOn and Screen Mirroring functionalities, the method as recited in claim 1 is performed
`wherein the first device comprises a remote control operative to control the second device and
`the second device comprises a media rendering device and wherein the first device is operative
`to adjust a volume parameter on the second device.
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`The Samsung Mobile Devices are remote controls operative to control the Samsung Player
`Devices2 and the Samsung Player Devices are media rendering devices. The Samsung Mobile
`Devices can be operated to adjust the volume on the Samsung Player Devices. See, for example,
`the videographic evidence and packet sniffing trace evidence produced herewith.
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`8,028,323 Claim Language
`4. The method as recited in
`claim 1, wherein the first
`device comprises a remote
`control operative to control the
`second device and the second
`device comprises a media
`rendering device.
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`5. The method as recited in
`claim 4, further comprising
`adjusting at least one
`parameter on the second
`device from the first device
`selected from a group
`consisting of volume, tone,
`and balance.
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`2 Respondents have argued that the "remote control" claim term should be construed as "a device dedicated to controlling a second device." Complainant
`disagrees. However, should Respondents' claim construction be adopted, the Samsung Mobile Devices and Player Devices nevertheless infringe claim 8 under
`the doctrine of equivalents, for example, because using smart phones and tablets as remote controls is after-arising technology whose use in this context makes an
`insubstantial difference in the patented invention.
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 10
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`8,214,873 Claim Language
`10. A method for obtaining a
`song, the method comprising:
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`obtaining a playlist on a first
`device over a network, the
`playlist comprising a plurality
`of song identifiers;
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`Respondent Devices
`During the use of Samsung Mobile Devices and Player Devices including DLNA, DIAL,
`WatchOn and Screen Mirroring functionalities, a method for obtaining a song is performed
`comprising obtaining a playlist on a first device over a network, the playlist comprising a
`plurality of song identifiers.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device obtaining a playlist over a
`network, the playlist comprising a plurality of song identifiers during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, a representative mobile device can obtain a playlist over a network, the playlist
`comprising a plurality of song identifiers during DIAL operation
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device obtaining a playlist over a
`network, the playlist comprising a plurality of song identifiers during Screen Mirroring
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 10
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device obtaining a playlist over a
`network, the playlist comprising a plurality of song identifiers during WatchOn operation:
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`displaying on the first device
`at least one device identifier
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`The step is also performed of displaying, on the first device, at least one device identifier
`identifying a second device.
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`identifying a second device;
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
`device identifier identifying a second device during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
`device identifier identifying a second device during DIAL operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
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`device identifier identifying a second device during WatchOn operation:
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`selecting, via user input at the
`first device, the at least one
`device identifier;
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`The step is also performed of selecting, via user input at the first device, the at least one device
`identifier.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting via user input at
`the first device at least one device identifier during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting via user input at the
`first device at least one device identifier during DIAL operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting via user input at the
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting via user input at the
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`8,028,323 – BHM Charts – Claim 10
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`Select device
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`selecting a song identifier from
`the playlist; and
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`The step is also performed of selecting a song identifier from the playlist.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting a song identifier
`from the playlist during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, a representative mobile device can select a song identifier from the playlist during
`DIAL operation.
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting a song identifier
`from the playlist during Screen Mirroring operation:
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`In addition, a representative mobile device can select a song identifier from the playlist during
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`directing, from the first device,
`the second device to obtain a
`song identified by the song
`identifier without user input
`via the second device.
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`The step is also performed of directing, from the first device, the second device to obtain a song
`identified by the song identifier without user input via the second device during DLNA, DIAL,
`Screen Mirroring and WatchOn operation. See, for example, the videographic evidence and
`packet sniffing trace evidence produced herewith.
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`13. The method of claim 10,
`further comprising effecting a
`volume of the song on the
`second device from the first
`device.
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`Respondent Devices
`During the use of Samsung Mobile Devices and Player Devices including DLNA, DIAL,
`WatchOn and Screen Mirroring functionalities, the method as recited in claim 10 is performed
`further comprising effecting a volume of the song on the second device from the first device.
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`The Samsung Mobile Devices can be operated to affect the volume of a song on the Samsung
`Player Devices. See, for example, the videographic evidence and packet sniffing trace evidence
`produced herewith.
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`Respondent Devices
`The Samsung Mobile Devices including DLNA, DIAL and WatchOn functionalities are
`devices for selecting a media item comprising a display for displaying at least one device
`identifier and facilitating selection thereof.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device display displaying at
`least one device identifier during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
`device identifier identifying a second device during DIAL operation:
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`8,028,323 Claim Language
`14. A device for selecting a media
`item, the device comprising:
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`one device identifier and also for
`facilitating selection thereof;
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`a network transceiver for
`facilitating communication
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`one second device on a network,
`wherein the device is configured to
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`The Samsung Mobile Devices also include a network transceiver for facilitating
`communication between the device and at least one second device on a network.
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`The Samsung Mobile Devices include a network transceiver for facilitating
`communication between the device and at least one second device on a network. See, for
`example, the videographic evidence and packet sniffing trace evidence produced herewith.
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`displaying on the display the at
`least one device identifier
`identifying at least one second
`device;
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`The Samsung Mobile Devices are configured to facilitate displaying on the display the at
`least one device identifier identifying at least one second device.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device display displaying at
`least one device identifier identifying at least one second device during DLNA operation:
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`least one device identifier identifying at least one second device during DIAL operation:
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`Mobile
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`selecting, via user input at the
`device, the at least one identifier;
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`The Samsung Mobile Devices are also configured to facilitate selecting, via user input the
`at least one device identifier.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a user first
`input selecting at least one device identifier during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a user first
`input selecting at least one device identifier during DIAL operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a user first
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`receiving a playlist via the network
`transceiver;
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`The Samsung Mobile Devices are also configured to facilitate receiving a playlist via the
`network transceiver.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a playlist
`via the network transceiver during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device receiving a playlist
`via the network transceiver during DIAL operation:
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`via the network transceiver during WatchOn operation:
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`The Samsung Mobile Devices are also configured to facilitate directing, from the device,
`the at least one second device to send information representative of the at least one media
`item name to a content server without user input via the second device, and to receive a
`media item corresponding to the at least one media item name from the content server.
`See, for example, the videographic evidence and packet sniffing trace evidence produced
`herewith.
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`directing, from the device, the at
`least one second device to send
`information representative of the
`at least one media item name to a
`content server without user input
`via the second device, and to
`receive a media item
`corresponding to the at least one
`media item name from the content
`server.
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`8,028,323 Claim Language
`16. A method for obtaining media,
`the method comprising:
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`displaying, on a first device, at
`least one device identifier
`identifying a second device;
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`Respondent Devices
`During the use of Samsung Mobile Devices and Player Devices including DLNA, DIAL,
`WatchOn and Screen Mirroring functionalities, a method for obtaining media is
`performed comprising displaying, on a first device, at least one device identifier
`identifying a second device.
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`For example, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least
`one device identifier identifying a second device during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
`device identifier identifying a second device during DIAL operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying at least one
`device identifier identifying a second device during Screen Mirroring operation:
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`device identifier identifying a second device during WatchOn operation:
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`selecting, via user input at the first
`device, the at least one device
`identifier;
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`The step is also performed of selecting, via user input at the first device, the at least one
`device identifier.
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`For example the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting, responsive
`to user input at the first device at least one device identifier during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting, responsive
`to user input at the first device at least one device identifier during DIAL operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting, responsive
`to user input at the first device at least one device identifier during Screen Mirroring
`operation:
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`In addition, the picture shows a representative mobile device selecting, responsive to user
`input at the first device at least one device identifier during WatchOn operation:
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`displaying, on the first device, a
`plurality of playlist names;
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`The step is also performed of displaying, on the first device, a plurality of playlist names.
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`For example the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying a plurality
`of playlist names during DLNA operation:
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device displaying a plurality
`of playlist names during DIAL operation:
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`of playlist names during Screen Mirroring operation:
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`In addition a representative mobile device can display a plurality of playlist names during
`WatchOn operation.
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`selecting one of the plurality of
`playlist names;
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`The step is also performed of selecting one of the plurality of playlist names.
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`For example the representative mobile device can select, responsive to user second input,
`one of the plurality of playlist names during DLNA operation.
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`In addition, the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting, responsive
`to user second input one of the plurality of playlist names during DIAL operation:
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`In addition the picture below shows a representative mobile device selecting, responsive
`to user second input one of the plurality of playlist names during Screen Mirroring
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`operation:
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`In addition, a representative mobile device can select, responsive to user second input, one
`of the plurality of playlist names during WatchOn operation.
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`sending at least one attribute of a
`playlist corresponding to the
`selected playlist name to a playlist
`server;
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`The step is also performed of sending at least one attribute of a playlist corresponding to
`the selected playlist name to a playlist server during DLNA, DIAL, Screen Mirroring and
`WatchOn operation. See, for example, the videographic evidence and packet sniffing
`trace evidence produced herewith.
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