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`Case 2:17-cv-00513-JRG Document 165-18 Filed 07/26/18 Page 2 of 8 PageID #: 6567
`Case 2:17-cv—00513-JRG Document 165-18 Filed 07/26/18 Page 2 of 8 PageID #: 6567
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`Petition for Inter Partes Review of USP 9,408,055
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
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`In re Inter Partes Review of:
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`U.S. Patent No. 9,408,055
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`Issued: August 2, 2016
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`Application No.: 14/695,233
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`Filing Date: April 24, 2015
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`For: Method to Provide Ad Hoc and Password Protected Digital and Voice
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`FILED VIA E2E
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`PETITION FOR INTER PARTES REVIEW
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`OF U.S. PATENT NO. 9,408,055
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`Petition for Inter Partes Review of USP 9,408,055
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`I.
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`Introduction ...................................................................................................... 1
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`II. Mandatory Notices under 37 C.F.R. § 42.8 ..................................................... 2
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`A.
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`Real Parties-in-Interest .......................................................................... 2
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`B.
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`Related Matters ...................................................................................... 2
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`C.
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`D.
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`E.
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`Grounds for Standing ............................................................................ 3
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`Lead and Backup Counsel and Service Information ............................. 3
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`Fee for Inter Partes Review .................................................................. 4
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`III.
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`Identification of Challenges (37 C.F.R. § 42.104(B)) ..................................... 4
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`IV.
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`Background ...................................................................................................... 4
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`The ’055 Patent (Ex. 1001) ................................................................... 4
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`The Prosecution History (Ex. 1025, “’055 FH”). ................................. 5
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`The Person Of Ordinary Skill In The Art.............................................. 7
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`Claim Construction ............................................................................... 7
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`V.
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`The ’055 Patent’s Earliest Effective Filing Date Is October 31, 2014 ............ 8
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`Legal Background ................................................................................. 9
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`Burden of Production .................................................................. 9
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`Priority to an earlier-filed application ....................................... 10
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`The ’05 5 Patent’s Broken Priority Chain ............................................ 12
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`The ’410 Application Does Not Incorporate The ’724 Patent. ........... 15
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`The ’410 Application Lacks Support for Initiating IP-Based
`Location Sharing as Recited in the SMS and IP Steps ....................... 18
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`Petition for Inter Partes Review of USP 9,408,055
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`The ’410 application discloses only one way to join the
`network: manually entering the server’s IP address and
`the network name ...................................................................... 19
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`The ’728 patent does not remedy the ’410 application’s
`lack of support ........................................................................... 23
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`The ’410 application Lacks Support for a User Specifying a
`Symbol Corresponding to a New Entity ............................................. 28
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`The ’410 application does not disclose user-specified
`symbols ..................................................................................... 29
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`The ’728 patent does not remedy the ’410 application’s
`lack of support for user-specified symbols ............................... 31
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`The ’410 application does not include the referenced
`description from the ’724 patent ............................................... 33
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`VI. Ground 1: All Claims of the ’055 Patent are Obvious Over the ’724
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`Patent ............................................................................................................. 35
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`Independent Claims 1, 28, 41, and 54 ................................................. 35
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`Overview ................................................................................... 35
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`Preambles and initial clause ...................................................... 39
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`1[a] obtaining contact information of second devices
`including phone number ........................................................... 40
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`1[b] facilitating initiation of IP-based communication by
`sending SMS messages to the second devices including a
`phone number and IP address of the first device ...................... 41
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`1[c] receiving IP-based responses to the SMS messages
`including location information of the second devices .............. 43
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`1[d] transmitting IP-based messages including a location
`of the first device to the respective second devices .................. 46
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`54 [d’] Transmitting an IP-based text message via a
`cellular communications network (claim 54 only) ................... 46
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`1[e] presenting symbols corresponding to second devices ....... 47
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`1[i] selecting symbols of the second devices and sending
`data based on the user-indicated action to second devices ....... 48
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`1[g] receiving user-specified location and symbol
`corresponding to a new entity ................................................... 48
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`1[h] adding the user-specified symbol to the display and
`transmitting the user-specified symbol and location to the
`second devices for display ........................................................ 49
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`Dependent Claims ............................................................................... 51
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`Claims 2, 29, and 42: Call a fixed entity by selecting its
`symbol ....................................................................................... 5 l
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`Claims 21 and 22: Selecting symbol corresponding to a
`facility ....................................................................................... 5 1
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`Claims 3, 30 and 43: Send text, image, video or
`command to convert text to speech ........................................... 52
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`Claims 4, 31, and 44: SMS and IP-based response
`include IP address ..................................................................... 52
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`Claims 5, 32, and 45: Update location based on time or
`distance ...................................................................................... 53
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`Claims 6, 7, 33, 34, 46, and 47: Establishing and using
`sub-nets ..................................................................................... 53
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`Claims 8, 35, and 48: First devices is cell phone or PDA ........ 54
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`Claims 9, 36, and 49: Call second device by selecting its
`symbol ....................................................................................... 54
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`Claims 10, 37, and 50: Video clip or video transmission ......... 54
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`Claims 11, 38, and 51: Selecting a sub-net, and causing
`the devices of the sub-net to place a call, make an
`announcement, convert text to speech, vibrate, or
`increase sound levels ................................................................. 55
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`Petition for Inter Partes Review of USP 9,408,055
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`Claim 12: SMS message sent and IP-based response
`received via cellular network .................................................... 55
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`Claims 13 and 27: Initiating VoIP and data calls ..................... 56
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`Claims 14, 16, and 18: Transmit user-specified
`information about an entity to the second devices .................... 56
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`Claim 15: Display information about an entity by
`selecting its symbol ................................................................... 57
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`Claim 17: Transmit user-specified symbol, location, and
`information via Internet Protocol .............................................. 57
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`Claim 19 and 20: New entity’s symbol and information .......... 58
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`Claim 23-26, 39, and 52: Sending message to perform
`indicated action ......................................................................... 58
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`Claims 40 and 53: Place phone call to first device ................... 59
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`VII. Secondary Considerations ............................................................................. 59
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`VIII. Conclusion ..................................................................................................... 61
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`Petition for Inter Partes Review of USP 9,408,055
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`This petition sets forth in detail the lack of written description support for
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`the ’055 patent claims in the ’055 patent’s grandparent. It also details how the prior
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`art ’724 patent invalidates the ’055 patent claims. The Board should therefore
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`institute review of all claims of the ’055 patent, and find them unpatentablc.
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`II. Mandatory Notices under 37 C.F.R. § 42.8
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`Real Parties-in-Interest
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`The real party in interest is Apple Inc. No other parties exercised or could
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`have exercised control over this petition, or funded or directed this petition.
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`B.
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`Related Matters
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`The ’055 patent is asserted in the following case that may be affected by a
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`decision in this proceeding: AGIS Software Development LLC v. Apple Inc. , No.
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`2: 17-cv-00516-JRG (E.D. TeX.).
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`In addition, the ’05 5 patent is asserted against third parties in four litigations:
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`AGIS Software Development LLC v. Huawei Device USA Inc. et al., No. 2: l7-cv-
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`00513 (E.D. Tex.); AGIS Software Development LLC v. LG Electronics, Inc., No.
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`2: 17-cv-00515 (E.D. Tex.); AGIS Software Development LLC v. ZTE Corporation
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`et al., No. 2: l7-cv-00517 (E.D. Tex.); AGIS Software Development LLC v. HTC
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`Corporation, No. 2: l7-cv-00514 (E.D. Tex.).
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`Apple is also filing IPR petitions challenging US. Patent Nos. 8,213,970,
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`9,467,838, and 9,445,251, which are asserted in the above litigations.
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`Petition for Inter Partes Review of USP 9,408,055
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`Dependent Claims
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`Claims 2, 29, and 42: Call a fixed entity by selecting its
`symbol
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`element is substantially similar to the additional element of claim 44 of the ’838
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`patent. During the prosecution of the co-pending ’838 patent, AGIS represented
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`and admitted that issued claim 44 of the ’838 patent is described in the ’724 patent
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`725-13 (select (“hook”) symbol to display data), 7:35-38 (display facilities such as
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`fire departments, police stations, etc.), 8:23-48 (select symbol to call such
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`facilities), 1029-22 (selecting such a facility, accessing database with information
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`including URL), 19:41-49 (go to facility’s website by selecting symbol to obtain
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`URL), 20:1-19 (go to facility’s website by selecting symbol to obtain URL). ’838
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`FH 70, 72 (EX. 1004); Bederson Decl. llll 141-44.
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`Claims 21 and 22: Selecting symbol corresponding to a
`facility
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`Claim 21 recites presenting a symbol representing a hospital, fire station,
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`etc., and claim 22 recites selecting it to display information. These elements are
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`substantially similar to the additional elements of claims 45 and 46 of the ’838
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`patent. During the prosecution of the co-pending ’838 patent, AGIS represented
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`and admitted that these claim elements are taught in the ’724 patent 7:5-13 (select
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`(“hook”) symbol to display data), 7:35-38 (display facilities such as fire
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