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Declaration of Jari Toivanen
`
`I have worked for Nokia
`I am Program Manager at Nokia Corporation (“Nokia”).
`l)
`I was a member of the team responsible for developing the mobile phones known as
`since 1993.
`the Nokia 9000 Communicator and Nokia 9000i Communicator. Specificaliy, l was Chief
`Engineer of the application engine hardware, system and low level software design in the early
`phase of the project and later Project manager of all hardware design activities.
`
`This declaration describes my understanding of the launch of certain mobile
`2)
`phones, the Nokia 9000 Communicator and Nokia 9000i Communicator, including the dates of
`publication of the user’s manuals for these mobile phones.
`
`Nokia launched the Nokia 9000 Communicator by at least March 1996, at the
`3)
`CeBit trade fair in Hanover, Germany. See http://pressnokiacom/i996/08/15/first~gsmubasedn
`communicater-productnhits—the-market-nokia—starts—sales—of—the—nokia-9000—communicator/
`(“The launch of the Nokia 9000 Communicator at the CeBit trade fair last March caused a stir in
`the media, among potential customers as well as service and software companies all over the
`world”). Nokia first sold the Nokia 9000 Communicator by at least August 1996. See
`http://press.nokia.com/1 997/03/12/nokia—launches-the—nokia—9000-communicator—for—dcs—1 800-
`standards/ (“The Nokia 9000 Communicator for GSM networks was introduced last year and
`sales first started in August 1996.”).
`
`Nokia publiciy distributed a user’s manual for the Nokia 9000 Communicator by
`4)
`at ieast August 1996. The document attached as Exhibit A to this declaration is a true and
`correct copy of the user’s manual for the Nokia 9000 Communicator.
`
`Nokia launched the Nokia 9000i Communicator in the United States by at ieast
`5)
`September 10, 1997. See title of http://pressnokiacom/l997/09/10/nokia-launches-the-nokias
`9000i—communicator—for~gsm~1900/ (“Nokia Launches the Nokia 9000i Communicator for GSM
`1900”). Nokia first sold the Nokia 9000i Communicator by at least October 1997. See
`http://pressnokiacom/l998/01/14/business-week—names—nokia—9000i-communicator~a~best-
`new~product-of—l997 (“The Nokia 9000i Communicator, which combines digital voice and data
`services and personal organizer functions, was first made commercially available in North
`America in October 1997 by GSM 1900 personal communications services (PCS) carriers”).
`
`Nokia publicly distributed a user’s manual for the Nokia 9000i Communicator by
`6)
`at least October 1997. The document attached as Exhibit B to this declaration is a true and
`
`correct copy of the user’s manual for the Nokia 9000i Communicator.
`
`As the user’s manuals for the Nokia 9000 Communicator and Nokia 9000i
`7)
`Communicator describe, the phone connection could be switched on and off by pressing the (3
`button on the cover. See, e.g., page 31-2 of Exhibit B.
`
`This declaration also describes my understanding of a certain function of the
`8)
`Nokia 9000 Communicator and Nokia 9000i Communicator, specifically concerning the ability
`for the user to turn off the phone connection.
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`When the phone connection is tumed off, them icon appears on the phone’s
`9)
`display, which indicates that the mobile phone cannot send or receive calls or messages. See,
`e.g., page 2—11 of Exhibit B.
`
`As the user’s manuals for the Nokia 9000 Communicator and Nokia 9000i
`10)
`Communicator describe, the mobile phone had a feature called “flight mode.” This feature
`prevented the user from accidentally turning on the phone connection in an aircraft. See 2. g. ,
`pages 4—3 and 4-4 of Exhibit B.
`
`In the Nokia 9000 Communicator and Nokia 9000i Communicator, the phone
`11)
`connection could be turned off without turning off the power to the entire mobile phone. For
`example, once “ i ht mode” was activated, the phone connection was turned off, without the
`
`button on the cover. The Nokia 9000 Communicator and Nokia 9000i
`need to press the
`Communicator each c0mbined the functions of a Personal Digital Assistant and a cellular phone.
`Flight mode enabled the usage of the Nokia 9000 Communicator or Nokia 9000i FDA during the
`flight while ensuring that the cellular radio was not switched on..
`
`August 8, 2012
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`Signature:
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`Printed name: J at r 1‘
`/02 (/61 06/7
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