EXHIBIT G
`U.S. PATENT NO. 8,761,839 (THE ’839 PATENT) – INFRINGEMENT
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`Defendants Verizon Communications, Inc., Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless, and Verizon Business Network Services, Inc. (collectively
`“Verizon” or “Defendants”) directly infringe, contribute to the infringement of, and induce the infringement of the asserted claims of the ’839 patent,
`either literally or under the doctrine of equivalents by, among other things, making, using, offering for sale, selling, and/or importing into the United
`States unlicensed systems, products, and/or services that infringe such claims of the ’839 patent. Such unlicensed systems, products, and/or services
`include, by way of example and without limitation, the Verizon One Talk application (“Accused Instrumentalities”). The asserted claims are
`identified in the claim charts below. The Accused Instrumentalities meet the asserted claims of the ’839 patent as demonstrated below.
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`Each element of these asserted claims, except where noted otherwise, is present literally or under the doctrine of equivalents in the Accused
`Instrumentalities because there is no substantial difference between the claim element and the corresponding functionality in the Accused
`Instrumentality, i.e., the corresponding functionality in the Accused Instrumentalities does substantially the same thing, in substantially the same way
`to achieve substantially the same results as the claimed element. Plaintiffs’ investigation and discovery are ongoing, and Plaintiffs therefore reserve
`the right to supplement, amend, and modify this information as discovery progresses, including by citation to documents, things, and testimony
`provided by any and all Defendants and/or third parties.
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`The charts below demonstrate infringement by Verizon, but are not intended to construe or propose any construction for any claims of the ’839 patent
`or limit infringement theories or contentions. Plaintiffs identified elements of the Accused Instrumentalities that correspond to the language in the
`preamble. By including such language in the chart, Plaintiffs do not concede that the language in the preamble constitutes a claim element that must
`be satisfied for infringement purposes. The cited evidence is not exhaustive but exemplary in nature. Plaintiffs may amend or supplement this chart
`(including by adding or removing asserted claims and accused products) with additional information in the course of discovery (including by citation
`to documents, things, and testimony provided by any and all Defendants and/or third parties).
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`Claim
`[1pre] A method for processing
`contacts in a mobile terminal having a
`processor, performed by the processor,
`comprising:
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`[1a] setting, a mapping relationship
`between an attribute value of an
`attribute of a contact and a display
`effect of a contact bubble
`corresponding to the contact;
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`The evidence provided here for the preamble is for informational purposes only and should not be
`interpreted as a concession that the preamble is a limitation on the claims.
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`Verizon’s One Talk application processes contacts in a mobile terminal having a processor, performed
`by the processor.
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`See, e.g., https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.verizon.onetalk; see also “One Talk -
`Handling multiple mobile calls: Verizon Tutorial Video,” available at
`https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/one-talk-handling-multiple-calls-video/ (“Tutorial Video”).
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`Verizon’s One Talk application sets a mapping relationship between an attribute value of an attribute of
`a contact and a display effect of a contact bubble corresponding to the contact.
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`See, e.g., Tutorial Video at 0:29 (“All of your current calls are displayed as bubbles on the top of your
`screen”) (changing contact bubble for “Jim” to reflect currently active call):
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`Claim
`[1b] obtaining the attribute value
`locally or from a network device;
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`[1c] determining, the display effect of
`the contact bubble according to the
`mapping relationship and the
`distinctive attribute value; and
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`Verizon’s One Talk application obtains the attribute value locally or from a network device.
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`See, e.g., Tutorial Video.
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`Verizon’s One Talk application determines the display effect of the contact bubble according to the
`mapping relationship and the distinctive attribute value.
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`See, e.g., Tutorial Video (determining whether to display a contact’s photo or a fixed icon according to
`whether that contact is currently active or on hold):
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`Claim
`[1d] displaying the contact bubble on a
`screen of the mobile terminal according
`to the attribute value of the contact.
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`Verizon’s One Talk application displays the contact bubble on a screen of the mobile terminal according
`to the attribute value of the contact.
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`See, e.g., Tutorial Video (displaying the contact bubbles according to their active or on-hold status):
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`Claim
`[3] The method according to claim 1,
`wherein the attribute comprises a
`contact attribute that indicates time of
`communication between the mobile
`terminal and the contact within a preset
`time.
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`The attribute in Verizon’s One Talk application comprises a contact attribute that indicates time of
`communication between the mobile terminal and the contact within a preset time.
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`See, e.g., Tutorial Video at 0:29 (showing call time for “Jim”):
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`Claim
`[5] The method according to claim 1,
`wherein the attribute comprises a group
`attribute and a contact attribute, a value
`of the mapping relationship is a sum of
`values of the group attribute and the
`contact attribute of the contact.
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`The attribute in Verizon’s One Talk application comprises a group attribute and a contact attribute, and a
`value of the mapping relationship is a sum of values of the group attribute and the contact attribute of the
`contact.
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`See, e.g., “One Talk - Using 6-way Conference Calling: Verizon Tutorial Video,” available at
`https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/one-talk-adding-participants-to-calls-video/ at 0:31:
`(displaying either a contact’s photo or a fixed icon according to whether that contact is part of the
`“Conference” group and also reflecting whether the contact is currently active):
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`Claim
`[10a] The method according to claim 1,
`further comprising: obtaining a contact
`selection command of a user of the
`mobile terminal, and determining at
`least one contact bubble;
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`Verizon’s One Talk application obtains a contact selection command of a user of the mobile terminal,
`and determines at least one contact bubble.
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`See e.g., Tutorial Video at 0:39 (“To merge calls for a group conversation, just drag a call on hold over
`your currently active call”):
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`Claim
`[10b] obtaining an operation track of
`the user;
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`Verizon’s One Talk application obtains an operation track of the user.
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`See, e.g., Tutorial Video at 0:39 (“To merge calls for a group conversation, just drag a call on hold over
`your currently active call”):
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`Claim
`[10c] moving the at least one contact
`bubble according to the operation track;
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`Verizon’s One Talk application moves the at least one contact bubble according to the operation track.
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`See, e.g., Tutorial Video at 0:39 (“To merge calls for a group conversation, just drag a call on hold over
`your currently active call”):
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`Claim
`[10d] determining that the at least one
`contact bubble overlaps a preset call
`area;
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`Verizon’s One Talk application determines that the at least one contact bubble overlaps a preset call
`area.
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`See, e.g., Tutorial Video at 0:39 (“To merge calls for a group conversation, just drag a call on hold over
`your currently active call”):
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`Claim
`[10e] calling the contact represented by
`the at least one contact bubbles after the
`determination.
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`Verizon’s One Talk application calls the contact represented by the at least one contact bubbles after the
`determination.
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`See, e.g., Tutorial Video at 0:39 (“To merge calls for a group conversation, just drag a call on hold over
`your currently active call”):
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`Accused Instrumentalities
`Verizon’s One Talk application determines that the at least one contact bubble overlaps the preset call
`area when location information of an edge point of the at least one contact bubble is location information
`of a point within the preset call area; or determines that the at least one contact bubble overlaps the
`preset call area when a distance between location information of the at least one contact bubble and
`location information of the preset call area is within a preset value, wherein the location information is
`physical location data on the screen..
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`See, e.g., Tutorial Video at 0:39 (“To merge calls for a group conversation, just drag a call on hold over
`your currently active call”):
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`[11] The method according to claim 10,
`wherein determining that the at least
`one contact bubble overlaps a preset
`call area comprises at least one of the
`following: determining that the at least
`one contact bubble overlaps the preset
`call area when location information of
`an edge point of the at least one contact
`bubble is location information of a
`point within the preset call area; and
`determining that the at least one contact
`bubble overlaps the preset call area
`when a distance between location
`information of the at least one contact
`bubble and location information of the
`preset call area is within a preset value,
`wherein the location information is
`physical location data on the screen.
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`[15pre] An electronic device,
`comprising:
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`The evidence provided here for the preamble is for informational purposes only and should not be
`interpreted as a concession that the preamble is a limitation on the claims.
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`Claim
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`Accused Instrumentalities
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`[15a] a screen;
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`[15b] one or more processors;
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`[15c] memory coupled to the one or
`more processors;
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`[15d] wherein the processors are
`configured to: set, a mapping
`relationship between an attribute value
`of an attribute of a contact and a display
`effect of a contact bubble
`corresponding to the contact;
`[15e] obtain the attribute value of the
`attribute of contact locally or from a
`network device;
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`[15f] determine, the display effect of
`the contact bubble according to the
`mapping relationship and the attribute
`value; and
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`[15g] display the contact bubble on the
`screen of the mobile terminal with the
`display effect according to the attribute
`value of the attribute of the contact.
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`An electronic device provided or used by Verizon, such as smartphone or tablet, running Verizon’s One
`Talk application is an electronic device.
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`A smartphone or tablet running Verizon’s One Talk application has a screen.
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`A smartphone or tablet running Verizon’s One Talk application has one or more processors.
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`A smartphone or tablet running Verizon’s One Talk application has memory coupled to the one or more
`processors.
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`Verizon’s One Talk application configures the processor(s) in a smartphone or tablet to set, a mapping
`relationship between an attribute value of an attribute of a contact and a display effect of a contact
`bubble corresponding to the contact.
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`See claim element [1a].
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`Verizon’s One Talk application configures the processor(s) in a smartphone or tablet to obtain the
`attribute value of the attribute of contact locally or from a network device.
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`See claim element [1b].
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`Verizon’s One Talk application configures the processor(s) in a smartphone or tablet to determine, the
`display effect of the contact bubble according to the mapping relationship and the attribute value.
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`See claim element [1c].
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`Verizon’s One Talk application configures the processor(s) in a smartphone or tablet to display the
`contact bubble on the screen of the mobile terminal with the display effect according to the attribute
`value of the attribute of the contact.
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`See claim element [1d].
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`Claim
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`[16a] The device according to claim 15,
`wherein the processors are further
`configured to: obtaining a contact
`selection command of a user of the
`mobile terminal, and determining at
`least one contact bubble;
`[16b] obtaining an operation track of
`the user;
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`[16c] moving the at least one contact
`bubble according to the operation track;
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`[16d] determining that the at least one
`contact bubble overlaps a preset call
`area; and
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`[16e] calling the contact represented by
`the at least one contact bubbles after the
`determination.
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`[17] The device according to claim 16,
`wherein the processors are further
`configured to: determining that the at
`least one contact bubble overlaps the
`preset call area when location
`information of an edge point of the at
`least one contact bubble is location
`information of a point within the preset
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`Accused Instrumentalities
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`Verizon’s One Talk application configures the processor(s) in a smartphone or tablet to obtain a contact
`selection command of a user of the mobile terminal, and determine at least one contact bubble.
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`See claim element [10a].
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`Verizon’s One Talk application configures the processor(s) in a smartphone or tablet to obtain an
`operation track of the user.
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`See claim element [10b].
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`Verizon’s One Talk application configures the processor(s) in a smartphone or tablet to move the at least
`one contact bubble according to the operation track.
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`See claim element [10c].
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`Verizon’s One Talk application configures the processor(s) in a smartphone or tablet to determine that
`the at least one contact bubble overlaps a preset call area.
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`See claim element [10d].
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`Verizon’s One Talk application configures the processor(s) in a smartphone or tablet to call the contact
`represented by the at least one contact bubbles after the determination.
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`See claim element [10e].
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`Verizon’s One Talk application configures the processor(s) in a smartphone or tablet to determine that
`the at least one contact bubble overlaps the preset call area when location information of an edge point of
`the at least one contact bubble is location information of a point within the preset call area; or determine
`that the at least one contact bubble overlaps the preset call area when a distance between location
`information of the at least one contact bubble and location information of the preset call area is within a
`preset value, wherein the location information is physical location data on the screen.
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`See claim element [11].
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`Claim
`call area; or determining that the at
`least one contact bubble overlaps the
`preset call area when a distance
`between location information of the at
`least one contact bubble and location
`information of the preset call area is
`within a preset value, wherein the
`location information is physical
`location data on the screen.
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