IPR2018-00535, No. 1009 Exhibit - CLAIM CHART FOR US PATENT NO 9,454,748 Uber (P.T.A.B. Jan. 25, 2018)

EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`CLAIM CHART FOR U.S. PATENT NO. 9,454,748
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`October 16, 2017
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 1
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`CLAIM 19
`A method for managing data
`comprising the steps of:
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`To the extent the preamble is limiting, the Uber Technologies mobile Android app (“Uber
`App”) implements a method for managing data.
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`For example, the Uber App manages data, including the user’s location:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 2
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`CLAIM 19
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`The Uber App manages data, including the user a destination location, and the type of ride
`(uberX, uberXL, Select, etc), which are based on the user’s current location:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 3
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 4
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`In order to obtain the benefits received from using the Uber App, the user must establish
`communications between the handheld computing device, such as the user’s smartphone,
`and an originating computer, such as the server(s) hosting the Google Play Store:
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`CLAIM 19
`(a) establishing communications
`between a handheld computing device
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`said handheld computing device has a
`GPS integral thereto;
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 5
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`The user is able to search for the Uber App:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 6
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`The Uber App came pre-installed on the particular Samsung phone used for testing. The
`Uber App did, however, require an update, which involves establishing communications
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 7
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`The Uber App is updated
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 8
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`The smartphone contains an internal, integral GPS antenna:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 9
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Smartphones operating Android are able to receive GPS signals:
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` Source: https://www.cnet.com/how-to/android-phone-gps-tips/
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 10
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`In order to obtain the benefits received from using the Uber App, the handheld computing
`device (smartphone) must receive the transmission (download) of a tokenized questionnaire
`onto the smartphone, which is the Uber App.
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` search is performed for the Uber App:
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`CLAIM 19
`(b) receiving within said handheld
`computing device a transmission of a
`tokenized questionnaire from said
`originating computer, said tokenized
`questionnaire including at least one
`question requesting location
`identifying information, said
`tokenized questionnaire comprising a
`plurality of device independent
`tokens;
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 11
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`The app is selected, which gives the user the option to install and/or update:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 12
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`The Uber App’s Permission Details inform the user that the app requires access to the user’s
`location.
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 13
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`The Uber App is a tokenized questionnaire comprising a plurality of device independent
`tokens, and is downloaded as bytecode, typically a type of Java, such as “.dex.”
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`Source: http://www.anandtech.com/show/8231/a-closer-look-at-android-runtime-art-in-
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 14
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`The tokenized questionnaire (Uber App) is downloaded:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 15
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 16
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`In order to obtain the benefits received from using the Uber App, and begin using the app,
`the user must allow the Uber App to access the device’s location:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 17
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`When the user first opens the Uber App (the tokenized questionnaire), the internal Android
`Runtime (previously Dalvik) application compiles and executes the bytecode (tokens) into
`the native operating system code for operation by the user’s smartphone (handheld
`computing device). Thus, the app is device independent.
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`Source: http://www.anandtech.com/show/8231/a-closer-look-at-android-runtime-art-in-
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`Source: https://source.android.com/devices/tech/dalvik/
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 18
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`For example, when the Uber App is opened, the device’s current location is determined
`from its GPS coordinates and displayed on a map:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 19
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`The user then enters a destination address or name:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 20
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`CLAIM 19
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`Next, The user is presented with the route, as well as options for different vehicle types, fare
`estimates, and the estimated pickup time:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 21
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`CLAIM 19
`(c) ending said communications
`between said handheld computing
`device and said originating computer;
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`After the Uber app is downloaded, communication between the user’s phone and the
`originating computer, such as the Google Play Store, ends:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 22
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`CLAIM 19
`(d) after said communications has
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`(d1) executing at least a portion of
`said plurality of tokens comprising
`said questionnaire on said handheld
`computing device to collect at least
`one response from a first user, and,
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`Communications between the smartphone and the originating computer (e.g., Google Play
`Store server) are ended.
`The user executes at least a portion of the plurality of tokens comprising the questionnaire
`when, for example, the user’s smartphone determines its current GPS coordinates, which
`then is used to determine Uber drivers near the user’s current location. The questionnaire
`also requires the user to choose a destination, and the type of ride (uberX, uberXL, Select,
`etc):
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 23
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 24
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`The responses collected by the Uber App include, for example, the user’s location, the
`destination, and the choice of ride type. Different icons are used to indicate the different
`types of available rides, such as “Select”
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 25
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`Another response that is collected is when the user selects “Request,” which it done after
`selecting the pickup location, the destination, and the type of ride:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 26
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`The request is sent to the driver, who is also provided the user’s pickup and destination
`locations.
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 27
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`CLAIM 19
`(d2) storing within said computing
`device said at least one response from
`the first user;
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`The user responses, which include current location, selected destination, and type of ride,
`are stored on the smartphone:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 28
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 29
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 30
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`CLAIM 19
`(d3) using said GPS to automatically
`obtain said location identifying
`information in response to said at least
`one question that requests location
`identifying information;
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`When the Uber App is opened, it automatically determines the smartphone’s (ie, user’s)
`current location, which is automatically determined from the phone’s current GPS
`coordinates:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 31
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`The user must permit the Uber App to access the device’s location:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 32
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`The Uber app uses the phone’s internal GPS receiver:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 33
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`CLAIM 19
`(e) establishing communications
`between said handheld computing
`device and a recipient computer;
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`There must be communications between the user’s phone (handheld computing device) and
`a recipient computer, the Uber servers. If the communications network, such as wifi or
`cellular internet access is disabled, the Uber App provides an error message:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 34
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`CLAIM 19
`(f) transmitting a value representative
`of each of said at least one response
`stored within said handheld computing
`device to said recipient computer; and,
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`At least one value representing at least one stored response, such as the user’s location
`(used to determine the nearby Uber drivers), the selected destination, and/or the selected
`type of ride, is transmitted to the Uber server:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 35
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`Notice of the received values, such as the user’s location, the destination, and the type of
`ride are sent to the Uber driver, a second user.
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`CLAIM 19
`(g) after receipt of said transmission of
`step (f), transmitting a notice of said
`received value representative of each
`of said at least one response to a
`second user.
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 37
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`CLAIM 19
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`In addition, notice of the received values such as the user’s location, the destination, and the
`type of ride can be shared with others (second users) using the Family Profile feature:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 38
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`CLAIM 19
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`In addition, the user’s status can be shared with family and friends (second users):
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 39
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
`Notice of the received values, such as the pickup address, destination address, and fare
`total can be sent to the user (first user) in the form of a receipt:
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`CLAIM 20
`The method for managing data
`according to claim 19, wherein the
`first user and the second user are a
`same user.
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`Source: https://help.uber.com/h/846f6cad-6f27-492a-9e0b-d2f056e1298e
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 40
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`CLAIM 20
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`Uber Technologies Mobile Android App
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 41
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`CLAIM 21
`A method for managing data
`comprising the steps of:
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`INFIRNGEMENT
`To the extent the preamble is limiting, the Uber Technologies mobile Android app (“Uber
`App”) implements a method for managing data.
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`For example, the Uber App manages data, including the user’s location:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 42
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`CLAIM 21
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`INFIRNGEMENT
`The Uber App manages data, including the user a destination location, and the type of ride
`(uberX, uberXL, Select, etc), which are based on the user’s current location:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 43
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`CLAIM 21
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`INFIRNGEMENT
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 44
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`CLAIM 21
`(a) within a central computer,
`accessing at least one user data item
`stored in a recipient computer,
`wherein said at least one data item is
`obtained via the steps of:
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`INFIRNGEMENT
`The Uber App allows the user to view trip rates and available drivers for trips to
`destinations near the user’s current location. The information is provided to the Uber App
`via a central computer (the Uber server) only after the user has provided the user’s current
`location, desired ride type, and desired destination (each of which is at least one data item)
`to the recipient computer (another Uber server)
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 45
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`CLAIM 21
`(1) establishing communications
`between a handheld computing
`device and an originating computer
`wherein said handheld computing
`device has a GPS integral thereto;
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`INFIRNGEMENT
`In order to obtain the benefits received from using the Uber App, the user must establish
`communications between the handheld computing device, such as the user’s smartphone,
`and an originating computer, such as the server(s) hosting the Google Play Store:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 46
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`CLAIM 21
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`INFIRNGEMENT
`The user is able to search for the Uber App:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`47
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 47
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`CLAIM 21
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`INFIRNGEMENT
`
`The Uber App came pre-installed on the particular Samsung phone used for testing. The
`Uber App did, however, require an update, which involves establishing communications
`with the Google Play Store.
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`48
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 48
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`CLAIM 21
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`INFIRNGEMENT
`The Uber App is updated
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`49
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 49
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`CLAIM 21
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`INFIRNGEMENT
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`The smartphone contains an internal, integral GPS antenna:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`50
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 50
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`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`Smartphones operating Android are able to receive GPS signals:
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` Source: https://www.cnet.com/how-to/android-phone-gps-tips/
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`51
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 51
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`In order to obtain the benefits received from using the Uber App, the handheld computing
`device (smartphone) must receive the transmission (download) of a tokenized questionnaire
`onto the smartphone, which is the Uber App.
`
`CLAIM 21
`(2) receiving within said handheld
`computing device a transmission of a
`tokenized questionnaire, including at
`least one question requesting GPS
`coordinates and at least one
`additional question, said tokenized
`questionnaire comprising a plurality
`of device independent tokens;
`
` A
`
` search is performed for the Uber App:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`52
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 52
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`CLAIM 21
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`
`The app is selected, which gives the user the option to install and/or update:
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`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`53
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 53
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`CLAIM 21
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`
`The Uber App’s Permission Details inform the user that the app requires access to the
`user’s location.
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`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`54
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 54
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`
`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`The Uber App is a tokenized questionnaire comprising a plurality of device independent
`tokens, and is downloaded as bytecode, typically a type of Java, such as “.dex.”
`
`
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`Source: http://www.anandtech.com/show/8231/a-closer-look-at-android-runtime-art-in-
`android-l/
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`55
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 55
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`
`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`
`The tokenized questionnaire (Uber App) is downloaded:
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`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`56
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 56
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`
`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`57
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 57
`
`

`CLAIM 21
`
`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`
`In order to obtain the benefits received from using the Uber App, and begin using the app,
`the user must allow the Uber App to access the device’s location:
`
`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`58
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 58
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`CLAIM 21
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`
`When the user first opens the Uber App (the tokenized questionnaire), the internal Android
`Runtime (previously Dalvik) application compiles and executes the bytecode (tokens) into
`the native operating system code for operation by the user’s smartphone (handled
`computing device). Thus, the app is device independent.
`
`
`
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`Source: http://www.anandtech.com/show/8231/a-closer-look-at-android-runtime-art-in-
`android-l/
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`Source: https://source.android.com/devices/tech/dalvik/
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`59
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 59
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`
`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`For example, when the Uber App is opened, the device’s current location is determined
`from its GPS coordinates and displayed on a map:
`
`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`60
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 60
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
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`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`The user then enters a destination address or name:
`
`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`61
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 61
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`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`Next, the user is presented with the route, as well as options for different ride types, fare
`estimates, and the estimated pickup time:
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`62
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 62
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`
`CLAIM 21
`(3) ending said communications
`between said handheld computing
`device and said originating computer;
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`After the Uber app is downloaded, communication between the user’s phone and the
`originating computer, such as the Google Play Store, ends:
`
`
`
`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
`
`Communications between the smartphone and the originating computer (e.g., Google Play
`Store server) are ended.
`
`
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`63
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`(4) after said communications has
`been ended,
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`
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 63
`
`

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`
`
`CLAIM 21
`(i) executing at least a portion of said
`plurality of tokens comprising said
`questionnaire on said handheld
`computing device,
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`The user executes at least a portion of the plurality of tokens comprising the questionnaire
`when, for example, the user’s smartphone determines its current GPS coordinates, which
`then is used to determine Uber drivers near the user’s current location. The questionnaire
`also requires the user to choose a destination, and the type of ride (uberX, uberXL, Select,
`etc):
`
`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`64
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 64
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`
`
`
`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
`
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`65
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 65
`
`

`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`The responses collected by the Uber App include, for example, the user’s location, the
`destination, and the choice of ride type. Different icons are used to indicate the different
`types of available rides, such as “Select”
`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
`
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`66
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 66
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`Another response that is collected is when the user selects “Request,” after selecting the
`pickup location, the destination, and the type of ride:
`
`
`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
`
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`67
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 67
`
`

`CLAIM 21
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`
`The request is sent to the driver, who is also provided the user’s pickup and destination
`locations.
`
`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`68
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 68
`
`

`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`CLAIM 21
`(ii) automatically entering the GPS
`coordinates into said questionnaire:
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`When the Uber App is opened, it automatically determines the smartphone’s (ie, user’s)
`current location, which is automatically determined from the phone’s current GPS
`coordinates:
`
`
`
`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`69
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 69
`
`

`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`The Uber app uses the phone’s internal GPS receiver:
`
`
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`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`71
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 71
`
`

`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`CLAIM 21
`(iii) presenting said at least one
`additional question to a user;
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`After determining the user’s location and automatically using that information to determine
`a starting pickup location, the user is also presented with questions regarding the desired
`destination(s) and the type of ride (UberX, UberXL, Select, etc). Once that is done, the user
`must also Request the ride.
`
`
`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`72
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 72
`
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`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`
`The user then enters a destination address or name:
`
`
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`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
`
`
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`73
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 73
`
`

`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`CLAIM 21
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`
`The user is then presented with the route, as well as fare estimates and the estimated pickup
`time:
`
`
`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
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`74
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 74
`
`

`EXHIBIT 2 TO FALL LINE’S PRELIMINARY INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS
`
`
`CLAIM 21
`(iv) receiving at least one response
`from the user to each of said
`presented at least one additional
`question,
`
`INFIRNGEMENT
`The user must provide the pickup address, destination address, and the desired type of ride,
`which are all responses to the at least one additional question that are received
`:
`
`
`Source: Screenshot of Uber Technologies Android app operating on Samsung Galaxy J3
`smartphone
`
`The user is then able to request a ride.
`
`
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`75
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`Petitioners – Exhibit 1009, p. 75
`
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