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UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`BEFORE THE PATENT TRIAL AND APPEAL BOARD
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`UNIFIED PATENTS INC.
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`Petitioner
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`- v. -
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`FALL LINE PATENTS, LLC
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`Patent Owner
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`IPR2018-00043
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`U.S. Patent 9,454,748
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`PETITIONER UNIFIED PATENTS INC.’S
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`ORAL HEARING DEMONSTRATIVE EXHIBITS
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`Petitioner’s Submission of Oral Argument Demonstratives
`IPR2018-00043 (U.S. Patent No. 9,454,748)
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`In accordance with the Order – Requests for Oral Argument (Paper 14),
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`Petitioner Unified Patents Inc. hereby submits its oral hearing demonstrative
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`exhibits.
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`December 11, 2018
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`Respectfully submitted,
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`/David W. OBrien/
`David W. O’Brien
`Lead Counsel for Petitioner
`Registration No. 40,107
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`Petitioner’s Submission of Oral Argument Demonstratives
`IPR2018-00043 (U.S. Patent No. 9,454,748)
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`Unified Patents Inc.
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`Petitioner
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`Petition for Inter Partes Review
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`IPR2018-00043
`U.S. Patent No. 9,454,748
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`CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
`The undersigned certifies, in accordance with 37 C.F.R. § 42.6, that service
`was made on the Patent Owner as detailed below.
`Date of service December 11, 2018
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`Manner of service Electronic Service by E-Mail
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`Documents served Petitioner Unified Patents Inc.’s Oral Hearing Demonstrative
`Exhibits
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`Persons served Terry L. Watt (terry.watt@crowedunlevy.com)
`Matthew J. Antonelli (matt@ahtlawfirm.com)
`Michael E. Ellis (michael@ahtlawfirm.com)
`Larry D. Thompson, Jr. (larry@ahtlawfirm.com)
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`/Raghav Bajaj/
`Raghav Bajaj
`Counsel for Petitioner
`Registration No. 66,630
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`PetitionerPetitioner
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`Unified Patents Inc.Unified Patents Inc.
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`U.S. Patent No. 9,454,748U.S. Patent No. 9,454,748
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`IPR2018-00043 (claims 16-19 and 21-22)IPR2018-00043 (claims 16-19 and 21-22)
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`David O’Brien
`Raghav Bajaj
`Haynes and Boone, LLP
`December 14, 2018
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`’748 Patent’748 Patent
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`’748 Patent (EX1001) at claim 19.
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`’748 Patent’748 Patent
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`’748 Patent (EX1001) at Figure 1.
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`Kari (US Patent 6,154,745)Kari (US Patent 6,154,745)
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`Kari (EX1006) at FIGs. 2, 7; Petition at 18, 24.
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`Darnell (HTML4 Unleashed)Darnell (HTML4 Unleashed)
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`Darnell (EX1007) at Cover, xxxvii, 232; Petition at 15, 22, 25.
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`Chan (US Patent 6,381,603)Chan (US Patent 6,381,603)
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`Chan (EX1010) at 5:21‐27, 
`Fig. 3; Petition at 15.
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`Todd (US Patent 6,380,928)Todd (US Patent 6,380,928)
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`Todd (EX1009) at Abstract, Fig. 4; Petition at 16.
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`Instituted Ground of UnpatentabilityInstituted Ground of Unpatentability
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`Decision on Institution (Paper 6) at pp. 10, 47.
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`SummarySummary
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`– The combined teachings render every challenged claim
`1
`obvious.
`– Kari and Darnell are properly combined.
`2
`– Kari teaches reading location/GPS information.
`3
`– The claims encompass “device dependent software.”
`4
`– No claim requires a “loosely networked” environment.
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`The Combined Teachings Render Every Challenged Claim Obvious The Combined Teachings Render Every Challenged Claim Obvious
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`’748 Patent (EX1001) at claim 19.
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`The Combination Renders All Challenged Claims Obvious The Combination Renders All Challenged Claims Obvious
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`Kari
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`Chan
`Petition at 16‐20; Reddy Decl. (EX1005) at ¶¶ 81‐90.
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`The Combination Renders All Challenged Claims Obvious The Combination Renders All Challenged Claims Obvious
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`Kari
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`Darnell
`Petition at 21‐27; Reddy Decl. (EX1005) at ¶¶ 91‐109.
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`The Combination Renders All Challenged Claims Obvious The Combination Renders All Challenged Claims Obvious
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`Kari
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`Todd
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`Petition at 29‐33; Reddy Decl. (EX1005) at ¶¶ 122‐133.
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`The Combination Renders All Challenged Claims Obvious The Combination Renders All Challenged Claims Obvious
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`’748 Patent (EX1001) at claim 16.
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`The Combination Renders All Challenged Claims Obvious The Combination Renders All Challenged Claims Obvious
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`’748 Patent (EX1001) at claim 21.
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`SummarySummary
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`– The combined teachings render every challenged claim
`1
`1
`obvious.
`– Kari and Darnell are properly combined.
`2
`– Kari teaches reading location/GPS information.
`3
`– The claims encompass “device dependent software.”
`4
`– No claim requires a “loosely networked” environment.
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`Kari and Darnell are Properly CombinedKari and Darnell are Properly Combined
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`A POSITA would have understood that an Internet-type WWW [world wide web] page
`displayed in a WWW browser would have been written in HTML, because HTML was the
`standard language for the Internet and world wide web pages at the time of the ’748 Patent.
`Reddy Decl. (EX1005) at ¶ 94.
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`Kari (EX1006) at 6:47‐49, 64‐66.
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`Darnell (EX1007) at xxxvii.
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`Kari (EX1006) at Fig. 7.
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`Petition at 21.
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`Kari and Darnell are Properly CombinedKari and Darnell are Properly Combined
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`Kari (EX1006) at 3:11‐17.
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`Darnell (EX1007) at 23.
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`RFC1866 (EX1024).
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`HTML 4.0 Note (EX1023).
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`Reply at 3‐6.
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`SummarySummary
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`– The combined teachings render every challenged claim
`1
`obvious.
`– Kari and Darnell are properly combined.
`2
`– Kari teaches reading location/GPS information.
`3
`– The claims encompass “device dependent software.”
`4
`– No claim requires a “loosely networked” environment.
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`Kari Teaches Reading Location/GPS InformationKari Teaches Reading Location/GPS Information
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`Kari (EX1006) at 7:60‐64.
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`Kari (EX1006) at 3:37‐38.
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`Reddy Decl. (EX1005) at ¶¶ 136‐137.
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`Reply at 6‐7.
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`SummarySummary
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`– The combined teachings render every challenged claim
`1
`obvious.
`– Kari and Darnell are properly combined.
`2
`– Kari teaches reading location/GPS information.
`3
`– The claims encompass “device dependent software.”
`4
`– No claim requires a “loosely networked” environment.
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`The claims encompass “device dependent software.”The claims encompass “device dependent software.”
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`A handheld device executing a web browser, like the one executed by Kari’s search terminal,
`would receive an HTML document, like an HTML form comprised of device independent
`tokens, as taught by Darnell. Each question of that HTML document would include one or
`more device independent HTML tags. In response to the receipt of that HTML document, the
`handheld device’s web browser may undertake actions that are device-dependent or device-
`specific to cause those device independent tags to be displayed and acted upon…. But while
`that web browser may have used device specific coding or software, the HTML documents
`received by that web browser would still have been comprised of device independent tokens.
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`Reddy Reply Declaration (EX1021) at ¶¶ 22‐23, ‘748 Patent (EX1001) at claim 19, Reply at 9‐14.
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`SummarySummary
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`– The combined teachings render every challenged claim
`1
`obvious.
`– Kari and Darnell are properly combined.
`2
`– Kari teaches reading location/GPS information.
`3
`– The claims encompass “device dependent software.”
`4
`– No claim requires a “loosely networked” environment.
`5
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`No Claim Requires a “Loosely Networked” EnvironmentNo Claim Requires a “Loosely Networked” Environment
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`‘748 Patent at claims 19, 16, 21; Reply at 14‐15.
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`PetitionerPetitioner
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`Unified Patents Inc.Unified Patents Inc.
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`U.S. Patent No. 9,454,748U.S. Patent No. 9,454,748
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`IPR2018-00043 (claims 16-19 and 21-22)IPR2018-00043 (claims 16-19 and 21-22)
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`David O’Brien
`Raghav Bajaj
`Haynes and Boone, LLP
`December 14, 2018
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