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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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`FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE
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`EXPRESS MOBILE, INC.,
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`v.
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`GODADDY.COM, LLC,
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`Plaintiff,
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`Defendant.
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`Civil Action No. 19-1937-RGA
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`OPENING EXPERT REPORT OF PHILIP GREENSPUN, PH.D.
`REGARDING INVALIDITY OF THE PATENTS-IN-SUIT
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`i
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`Adobe v. Express Mobile - IPR2021-01227
`PO_EM287_2013-0001
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`

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`respect to Stevens for example, Stevens includes additional UI objects not discussed in Huang.
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`Incorporating this disclosure would allow for additional web services using more complex UI
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`objects to be used using the system and methods of Huang.
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`XIX. SUMMARY OF MY OPINIONS CONCERNING INVALIDITY OF THE
`’755/287/044 PATENTS BASED ON ANTICIPATION AND/OR OBVIOUSNESS
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`427.
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`The Asserted Claims of the ’755, ’287, and ’044 patents are all invalid because
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`they are:50
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`a. Anticipated, each independently, and/or are rendered obvious alone in
`combination with the knowledge of a POSA, by BlackBerry MDS, iWeb,
`Huang, Arner, and NexaWeb; and/or
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`b. Obvious based on either:
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`1. BlackBerry MDS in combination with Arner, Huang, or Stevens;
`2.
`iWeb in combination with Huang, Stevens, or Huang and Stevens;
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`3. Huang in combination with Stevens;
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`4. Arner in combination with Huang and Stevens; or
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`5. NexaWeb in combination with Arner, Huang, or Stevens.
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`428. Attached as Exhibits N-AA are charts describing in detail how each of these
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`references discloses each and every limitation of, and/or renders obvious, the asserted claims
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`of the ’755, ’287, and ’044 patents.
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`XX.
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`SECONDARY CONSIDERATIONS OF NON-OBVIOUSNESS RELATING TO
`THE ’755, ’287, AND ’044 PATENTS
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`429. As noted above, it is my understanding that there are “secondary
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`considerations” that should be analyzed in an obviousness analysis. I am told that these
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`considerations include (a) whether the prior art teaches away from the claimed invention, (b)
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`50 To the extent this list conflicts with the accompanying claim charts, the claim charts govern.
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`180
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`Adobe v. Express Mobile - IPR2021-01227
`PO_EM287_2013-0002
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`praising similar systems. I am not aware of anyone copying the Express Mobile system.
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`XXI. CONCLUSION
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`436.
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`For all of the reasons set forth above and in the exhibits or attachments
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`accompanying this report, it is my opinion that the asserted claims of the ’397, ’168, ’755,
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`’287, and ’044 patents are invalid.
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`*
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`*
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`*
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`I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on July
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`30, 2021 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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`Philip Greenspun, Ph.D.
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`183
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`Adobe v. Express Mobile - IPR2021-01227
`PO_EM287_2013-0003
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