Case 5:19-cv-00036-RWS Document 58-16 Filed 08/13/19 Page 1 of 40 PageID #: 1592
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`Case 5:19-cv-00036-RWS Document 58-16 Filed 08/13/19 Page 2 of 40 PageID #: 1593
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`IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
`FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
`TEXARKANA DIVISION
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`MAXELL, LTD.,
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`v.
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`APPLE INC.,
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`Plaintiff,
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`Defendant.
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`Case No. 5:19-cv-00036-RWS
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`JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
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`PLAINTIFF MAXELL, LTD.’S
`PATENT RULE 3-1 AND 3-2 DISCLOSURE OF ASSERTED CLAIMS
`AND INFRINGEMENT CONTENTIONS AGAINST DEFENDANT APPLE INC.
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`Pursuant to Patent Rules (“P.R.”) 3-1 and 3-2, Plaintiff Maxell, Ltd. (“Maxell”) hereby
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`serves its Disclosure of Asserted Claims and Infringement Contentions and accompanying
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`disclosure against Defendant Apple Inc. (“Defendant” or “Apple”).
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`These contentions are based on information reasonably available to Maxell at this time.
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`Maxell’s investigation of the facts relevant to this case is ongoing, discovery has not yet
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`begun, and the Court has not yet construed the claims. Further, important information about
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`many or all of Apple’s products is not publicly available, including information relevant to the
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`patents-in-suit and these Infringement Contentions. Accordingly, Maxell reserves the right to
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`modify and/or supplement these disclosures as information becomes available, based on the
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`Court’s claim constructions, and/or based on positions taken by Apple.
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`A.
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`P.R. 3-1(a): Identification of Asserted Claims
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`Pursuant to P.R. 3-1(a) and based on the information presently available, Maxell
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`incorporates herein by reference the identification of asserted claims set forth in its Complaint
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`(see Dkt. No. 1) and in the attached Appendices 1-10. Maxell further discloses the following
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`claims of each patent-in-suit that it contends are infringed (directly and/or indirectly, literally
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`and/or under the doctrine of equivalents) by Apple, through its manufacture, use, sale, offer
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`for sale, and/or importation into the United States of the Accused Instrumentalities:
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` U.S. Patent 6,748,317 (“the ’317 Patent”): claims 1-3, 5-15, 17, and 18;
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` U.S. Patent 6,580,999 (“the ’999 Patent”): claims 1-6;
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` U.S. Patent 8,339,493 (“the ’493 Patent”): claims 1, 3-6, 10, and 11;
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` U.S. Patent 7,116,438 (“the ’438 Patent”): claims 1-7;
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` U.S. Patent 6,408,193 (“the ’193 Patent”): claims 1, 6, and 7;
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` U.S. Patent 10,084,991 (“the ’991 Patent”): claims 1-5 and 8-12;
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` U.S. Patent 6,928,306 (“the ’306 Patent”): claims 2, 5, 6, and 12-15;
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` U.S. Patent 6,329,794 (“the ’794 Patent”): claims 1-3 and 5-14;
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` U.S. Patent 10,212,586 (“the ’586 Patent”): claims 1-2, 6-7, 9-10, 13-14, and
`16-18; and
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` U.S. Patent 6,430,498 (“the ’498 Patent”): claims 1, 3-5, 7-11, and 13.
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`Maxell expressly reserves the right to modify, amend and/or supplement the foregoing in
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`light of new information made available to Maxell, based on the Court’s claim construction, or
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`based on positions taken by Apple.
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`B.
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`P.R. 3-1(b): Identification of Accused Instrumentalities
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`Pursuant to P.R. 3-1(b) and based on the information presently available, Maxell
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`incorporates herein by reference the identification of Accused Instrumentalities set forth in the
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`Complaint (see Dkt. No. 1) and in the attached Appendices 1-10. Maxell further identifies the
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`following Accused Instrumentalities1 of which it is currently aware:
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` As to claims 1-3, 5-15, 17, and 18 of the ’317 Patent, the accused products
`include Apple
`iPhones (e.g.,
`iPhone 5S (A1453/A1533),
`iPhone 5C
`(A1456/A1532), iPhone 6 (A1549/A1586), iPhone 6 Plus (A1522/A1524),
`iPhone 6S (A1633/A1688), iPhone 6S Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone SE
`(A1723/A1662), iPhone 7 (A1660/A1778), iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784),
`iPhone 8 (A1863/A1905), iPhone 8 Plus (A1864/A1897), iPhone X
`(A1865/A1901), iPhone XS (A1920), iPhone XS Max (A1921), and iPhone
`XR (A1984)); Apple iPads (e.g., iPad Air (A1475), iPad mini 2 (A1490), iPad
`Air 2 (A1567), iPad Air 3 (A2123/A2153), iPad mini 3 (A1600), iPad mini 4
`(A1550), iPad mini 5 (A2124/A2126), iPad Pro (A1709), iPad Pro (A1652),
`iPad Pro (A1674/ A1675), iPad Pro (A2013), iPad 5th generation (A1823),
`iPad 6th generation (A1954), iPad Pro (2nd generation) (A1671), and iPad Pro
`(3rd
`generation)
`(A2014/A1859));
`Apple Watch
`Series
`4
`(A1975/A1976/A1977/A1978), Series 3 (A1860/A1861/A1858/A1859), and
`Series 2 (A1757/A1758/A1816/A1817); and any yet to be released products or
`additional product that includes “Maps” application with the “Walk” option
`and “Find My Friends” application as identified in Appendix 1 (collectively,
`“the Accused Apple ’317 Products”).
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` As to claims 1-6 of the ’999 Patent, the accused products include Apple
`iPhones (e.g., iPhone 5S (A1453/A1533), iPhone 5C (A1456/A1532), iPhone
`6 (A1549/A1586), iPhone 6 Plus (A1522/A1524), iPhone 6S (A1633/A1688),
`iPhone 6S Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone SE (A1723/A1662), iPhone 7
`(A1660/A1778), iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784), iPhone 8 (A1863/A1905),
`iPhone 8 Plus (A1864/A1897), iPhone X (A1865/A1901), iPhone XS
`(A1920), iPhone XS Max (A1921), and iPhone XR (A1984)); Apple iPads
`(e.g., iPad Air (A1475), iPad mini 2 (A1490), iPad Air 2 (A1567), iPad Air 3
`(A2123/A2153), iPad mini 3 (A1600), iPad mini 4 (A1550), iPad mini 5
`(A2124/A2126), iPad Pro (A1709), iPad Pro (A1652), iPad Pro (A1674/
`A1675), iPad Pro (A2013), iPad 5th generation (A1823), iPad 6th generation
`(A1954), iPad Pro (2nd generation) (A1671), and iPad Pro (3rd generation)
`(A2014/A1859)); Apple Watch Series 4 (A1975/A1976/A1977/A1978),
`Series
`3
`(A1860/A1861/A1858/A1859),
`and
`Series
`2
`(A1757/A1758/A1816/A1817); and any yet to be released products or
`additional product that includes “Maps” application with the “Walk” option
`and “Find My Friends” application as identified in Appendix 2 (collectively,
`“the Accused Apple ’999 Products”)
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`1 Maxell has included the product name followed by (if known) the corresponding model number in parenthesis. The
`model numbers included in these disclosures are based on Maxell’s information and belief, based on publicly
`available information, and are subject to change based on discovery in this case.
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` As to claims 1, 3-6, 10, and 11 of the ’493 Patent, the accused products
`include Apple iPhones (e.g., iPhone XS (A1920), iPhone XS Max (A1921),
`iPhone XR
`(A1984),
`iPhone X
`(A1865/A1901),
`iPhone 8 Plus
`(A1864/A1897), iPhone 8 (A1863/A1905), iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784),
`iPhone 7 (A1660/A1778), iPhone 6s Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone 6s
`(A1633/A1688), iPhone 6 Plus (A1522/A1524), iPhone 6 (A1549/A1586),
`iPhone SE (A1723/A1662), iPhone 5S (A1453/A1533), and iPhone 5C
`(A1456/A1532)); Apple iPads (e.g., iPad Pro (A1673/A1674/A1675)); and
`any yet to be released product or additional product that includes similar
`camera modules and screen pixels as identified in Appendix 3 (collectively,
`“the Accused Apple ’493 Products”).
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` As to claims 1 and 4-7 of the ’438 Patent, the accused products include Apple
`iPhones (e.g., iPhone XS (A1920), iPhone XS Max (A1921), iPhone XR
`(A1984), iPhone X (A1865/A1901), iPhone 8 Plus (A1864/A1897), iPhone 8
`(A1863/A1905), iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784), iPhone 7 (A1660/A1778),
`iPhone 6s Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone 6s (A1633/A1688), iPhone 5S
`(A1453/A1533),
`iPhone
`5C
`(A1456/A1532)),
`and
`iPhone
`SE
`(A1723/A1662)); iPad Air (A1474/A1475); Apple iPads (e.g., iPad Mini 2
`(A1489/A1490),
`iPad Air
`2
`(A1566/A1567),
`iPad Air
`3
`(A2152/A2153/A2123),
`iPad Mini 3
`(A1599/A1600),
`iPad Mini 4
`(A1538/A1550),
`iPad Mini
`5
`(A2124/A2126/A2133),
`iPad Pro
`(A1701/A1709), iPad Pro (A1584/A1652), iPad Pro (A1673/A1674/ A1675),
`iPad Pro (A1980/A2013), iPad 5th generation (A1822/A1823), iPad 6th
`generation (A1893/A1954), iPad Pro (2nd generation) (A1670/A1671), and
`iPad Pro (3rd generation) (A1876/A2014/A1859); iPod Touch 5th Generation
`(A1509/A1421) iPod Touch 6th Generation (A15740), and iPod Touch 7th
`Generation (A2178); MacBook Pros (10,1; 10,2; 11,1; 11,2; 11,3; 11,4; 11,5;
`12,1; 13,1; 13,2; 13,3; 14,1; 14,2; 15,1; 15,2); MacBook Air (6,1; 6,2; 7,1;
`7,2; 8,1); Mac Mini (6,1; 6,2; 7,1; 8,1); iMac (14,1; 14,2; 14,4; 15,1; 16,1;
`16,2; 17,1; 18,1; 18,2; 18,3; 19,1; 19,2; iMac Pro (1,1); and any yet to be
`released product or additional product that includes similar AirDrop
`functionality as identified in Appendix 4A (collectively, “the Accused Apple
`’438 AirDrop Products”).
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` As to claims 4-7 of the ’438 Patent, the accused products include Apple
`Watch
`Series
`4
`(A1975/A1976/A1977/A1978);
`Series
`3
`(A1860/A1861/A1858/A1859); Series 2
`(A1757/A1758/A1816/A1817);
`Series 1 (A1802/A1803); 1st Generation (A1553/A1554); and any yet to be
`released product or additional product that includes similar functionality of
`pairing over Bluetooth and communicating over WiFi or cellular with one or
`more Apple iPhones after the pairing as identified in Appendix 4B
`(collectively, “the Accused Apple ’438 Watch Products”).
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` As to claims 1-3 of the ’438 Patent, the accused products include Apple
`iPhones (e.g., Apple iPhone XS (A1920), iPhone XS Max (A1921), iPhone
`XR (A1984), iPhone X (A1865/A1901), iPhone 8 Plus (A1864/A1897),
`4
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`iPhone 7
`iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784),
`iPhone 8 (A1863/A1905),
`(A1660/A1778), iPhone 6s Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone 6s (A1633/A1688),
`iPhone 5S (A1453/A1533), iPhone 5C (A1456/A1532)), and iPhone SE
`(A1723/A1662)), and any yet to be released product or additional product that
`includes similar functionality of pairing over Bluetooth and communicating
`over WiFi or cellular with one or more Apple Watches after the pairing as
`identified in Appendix 4C (collectively, “the Accused Apple ’438 Pairable
`Products”).
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` As to claims 1, 6, and 7 of the ’193 Patent, the accused products include
`Apple iPhones (e.g., iPhone 5S (A1453/A1533), iPhone 5C (A1456/A1532),
`iPhone 6 (A1549/A1586), iPhone 6 Plus (A1522/A1524), iPhone 6S
`(A1633/A1688), iPhone 6S Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone SE (A1723/A1662),
`iPhone 7 (A1660/A1778),
`iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784),
`iPhone 8
`(A1863/A1905), iPhone 8 Plus (A1864/A1897), iPhone X (A1865/A1901),
`iPhone XS (A1920), iPhone XS Max (A1921), and iPhone XR (A1984));
`Apple iPads (e.g., iPad Air (A1475), iPad mini 2 (A1490), iPad Air 2
`(A1567), iPad Air 3 (A2123/A2153), iPad mini 3 (A1600), iPad mini 4
`(A1550), iPad mini 5 (A2124/A2126), iPad Pro (A1709), iPad Pro (A1652),
`iPad Pro (A1674/A1675), iPad Pro (A2013), iPad 5th generation (A1823),
`iPad 6th generation (A1954), iPad Pro (2nd generation) (A1671), and iPad Pro
`(3rd generation) (A2014/A1859)); and any yet to be released product or
`additional product that includes similar components to control a gain and bias
`of one or more amplifiers as identified in Appendix 5 (collectively, “the
`Accused Apple ’193 Products”).
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` As to claims 1-5 and 8-12 of the ’991 Patent, the accused products include
`Apple iPhones (e.g., iPhone XS (A1920), iPhone XS Max (A1921), iPhone
`XR (A1984), iPhone X (A1865/A1901), iPhone 8 Plus (A1864/A1897),
`iPhone 8 (A1863/A1905),
`iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784),
`iPhone 7
`(A1660/A1778), iPhone 6s Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone 6s (A1633/A1688),
`iPhone SE (A1723/A1662)); Apple iPads (e.g., iPad mini 4 (A1538/A1550),
`iPad Pro (A1701/A1709), iPad Pro (A1980/A2013), iPad (5th generation)
`(A1822/A1823), iPad (6th generation) (A1893/A1954), iPad Pro (2nd
`generation) (A1670/A1671), iPad Pro (3rd generation) (A1876/A2014/A1895),
`iPad Air 3 (A2152/A2123/A2153), iPad mini 5 (A2133/A2124/A2126)); iPod
`Touch (e.g., 6th generation (A1574) and 7th generation (A2178)); MacBook
`products with FaceTime functionality (e.g., MacBook (10,1), MacBook Air
`(7,2; 8,1), and MacBook Pro (14,1; 14,2; 14,3; 15,1; 15,2)); and any yet to be
`released product or additional product that includes similar FaceTime and
`video reproduction functionality as identified in Appendix 6 (collectively, “the
`Accused Apple ’991 Products”).
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` As to claims 2, 5, 6, and 12-15 of the ’306 Patent, the accused products
`include Apple iPhones (e.g., iPhone XS (A1920), iPhone XS Max (A1921),
`iPhone XR
`(A1984),
`iPhone X
`(A1865/A1901),
`iPhone 8 Plus
`(A1864/A1897), iPhone 8 (A1863/A1905), iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784),
`5
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`iPhone 7 (A1660/A1778), iPhone 6s Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone 6s
`(A1633/A1688), iPhone 6 Plus (A1522/A1524), iPhone 6 (A1549/A1586),
`iPhone SE
`(A1723/A1662),
`iPhone 5S
`(A1453/A1533),
`iPhone 5C
`(A1456/A1532)); Apple iPads (e.g., iPad Air (1474/A1475), iPad mini 2
`(A1489/A1490), iPad Air 2 (A1566/A1567), iPad mini 3 (A1599/A1600),
`iPad mini 4
`(A1538/A1550),
`iPad Pro
`(A1701/A1709),
`iPad Pro
`(A1584/A1652), iPad Pro (A1673/A1674/A1675), iPad Pro (A1980/A2013),
`iPad (5th generation) (A1822/A1823), iPad (6th generation) (A1893/A1954),
`iPad Pro (2nd generation) (A1670/A1671), iPad Pro (3rd generation)
`(A1876/A2014/A1895), iPad Air 3 (A2152/A2123/A2153), iPad mini 5
`(A2133/A2124/A2126)); iPod Touches (e.g., 5th (A1509/A1421), 6th (A1574),
`and 7th generations (A2178)); and any yet to be released product or additional
`product
`that
`includes similar VoiceOver and Siri announcing caller
`functionality as identified in Appendix 7 (collectively, “the Accused Apple
`’306 Products”).
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` As to claims 1-3 and 5-14 of the ’794 Patent, the accused products include
`Apple iPhones (e.g., iPhone XS (A1920), iPhone XS Max (A1921), iPhone
`XR (A1984), iPhone X (A1865/A1901), iPhone 8 Plus (A1864/A1897),
`iPhone 8 (A1863/A1905),
`iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784),
`iPhone 7
`(A1660/A1778), iPhone 6s Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone 6s (A1633/A1688),
`iPhone 6 Plus (A1522/A1524), iPhone 6 (A1549/A1586), iPhone SE
`(A1723/A1662), iPhone 5S (A1453/A1533), iPhone 5C (A1456/A1532));
`Apple iPads (e.g., iPad Air (1474/A1475), iPad mini 2 (A1489/A1490), iPad
`Air 2 (A1566/A1567),
`iPad mini 3 (A1599/A1600),
`iPad mini 4
`(A1538/A1550), iPad Pro (A1701/A1709), iPad Pro (A1584/A1652), iPad Pro
`(A1673/A1674/A1675), iPad Pro (A1980/A2013), iPad (5th generation)
`(A1822/A1823), iPad (6th generation) (A1893/A1954), iPad Pro (2nd
`generation) (A1670/A1671), iPad Pro (3rd generation) (A1876/A2014/A1895),
`iPad Air 3 (A2152/A2123/A2153), iPad mini 5 (A2133/A2124/A2126)); iPod
`Touches (e.g., 5th (A1509/A1421), 6th (A1574), and 7th generations (A2178));
`Apple Watch Series
`4
`(A1975/A1976/A1977/A1978), Series
`3
`(A1860/A1861/A1858/A1859), Series 2
`(A1757/A1758/A1816/A1817),
`Series 1 (A1802/A1803), and 1st Generation (A1553/A1554); and any yet to
`be released product or additional product that includes components for
`managing power and implemented a low power mode as identified in
`Appendix 8 (collectively, “the Accused Apple ’794 Products”).
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` As to claims 1-2, 6-7, 9-10, 13-14, and 16-18 of the ’586 Patent, the accused
`products include Apple iPhones (e.g., iPhone XS (A1920), iPhone XS Max
`(A1921), iPhone XR (A1984), iPhone X (A1865/A1901), iPhone 8 Plus
`(A1864/A1897), iPhone 8 (A1863/A1905), iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784),
`iPhone 7 (A1660/A1778), iPhone 6s Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone 6s
`(A1633/A1688), iPhone 6 Plus (A1522/A1524), iPhone 6 (A1549/A1586),
`iPhone SE
`(A1723/A1662),
`iPhone 5S
`(A1453/A1533),
`iPhone 5C
`(A1456/A1532)); MacBook
`(10,1), MacBook
`(9,1), MacBook
`(8,1),
`MacBook Pro (15,1), MacBook Pro (15,2), MacBook Pro (14,3), MacBook
`6
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`Pro (14,2), MacBook Pro (14,1), MacBook Pro (13,3), MacBook Pro (13,2),
`MacBook Pro (13,1), MacBook Pro (12,1), MacBook Pro (11,5), MacBook
`Pro (11,4), MacBook Pro (11,3), MacBook Pro (11,2), MacBook Pro (11,1),
`MacBook Pro (10,1), MacBook Pro (10,2), MacBook Air (8,1), MacBook Air
`(7,2), MacBook Air (7,1), MacBook Air (6,2), MacBook Air (6,1). Mac mini
`(6,1), Mac mini (6,2), Mac mini (7,1), Mac mini (8,1); Apple Watches (e.g.,
`Apple Watch Series
`4
`(A1975/A1976/A1977/A1978); Series
`3
`(A1860/A1861/A1858/A1859); Series 2
`(A1757/A1758/A1816/A1817);
`Series 1 (A1802/A1803); and 1st Generation (A1553/A1554); and any yet to
`be released product or additional product that include the functionality of
`unlocking another Apple product when certain conditions are met as identified
`in Appendix 9 (collectively, “the Accused Apple ’586 Products”).
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` As to claims 1, 3-5, 7-11, and 13 of the ’498 Patent, the accused products
`include Apple
`iPhones (e.g.,
`iPhone 5S (A1453/A1533),
`iPhone 5C
`(A1456/A1532), iPhone 6 (A1549/A1586), iPhone 6 Plus (A1522/A1524),
`iPhone 6S (A1633/A1688), iPhone 6S Plus (A1634/A1687), iPhone SE
`(A1723/A1662), iPhone 7 (A1660/A1778), iPhone 7 Plus (A1661/A1784),
`iPhone 8 (A1863/A1905), iPhone 8 Plus (A1864/A1897), iPhone X
`(A1865/A1901), iPhone XS (A1920), iPhone XS Max (A1921), and iPhone
`XR (A1984)); Apple iPads (e.g., iPad Air (A1475), iPad mini 2 (A1490), iPad
`Air 2 (A1567), iPad Air 3 (A2123/A2153), iPad mini 3 (A1600), iPad mini 4
`(A1550), iPad mini 5 (A2124/A2126), iPad Pro (A1709), iPad Pro (A1652),
`iPad Pro (A1674/ A1675), iPad Pro (A2013), iPad 5th generation (A1823),
`iPad 6th generation (A1954), iPad Pro (2nd generation) (A1671), and iPad Pro
`(3rd
`generation)
`(A2014/A1859));
`Apple Watch
`Series
`4
`(A1975/A1976/A1977/A1978), Series 3 (A1860/A1861/A1858/A1859), and
`Series 2 (A1757/A1758/A1816/A1817); and any yet to be released products or
`additional product that includes “Maps” application with the “Walk” option
`and “Find My Friends” application as identified in Appendix 10 (collectively,
`“the Accused Apple ’498 Products”).
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`Maxell’s identification of the Accused Instrumentalities is based on information
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`reasonably available to Maxell at this time. Maxell reserves the right to supplement these
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`Infringement Contentions based on information developed in the course of this lawsuit through
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`discovery or additional factual investigation, in view of the Court’s claim construction rulings, or
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`as other circumstances may require. Specifically, should discovery reveal that Apple has
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`committed acts of infringement related to any products other than those listed above, including
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`newly released products or additional products with similar functionality identified in
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`Appendices 1-10, Maxell reserves the right to supplement these contentions.
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`C.
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`P.R. 3-1(c): Claim Charts
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`Pursuant to P.R. 3-1(c), and based on the information presently available, Maxell attaches
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`hereto the following Appendices 1-10 identifying specifically where each element of each
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`asserted claim is found within the Accused Instrumentalities: Appendix 1 (the ’317 Patent),
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`Appendix 2 (the ’999 Patent), Appendix 3 (the ’493 Patent), Appendices 4A-4C (the ’438
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`Patent), Appendix 5(the ’193 Patent), Appendix 6 (the ’991 Patent), Appendix 7 (the ’306
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`Patent), Appendix 8 (the ’794 Patent), Appendix 9 (the ’586 Patent), and Appendix 10 (the ’498
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`Patent).
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`Each of these appendices identifies a claim chart for the asserted claims of the patents-in-
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`suit and the Accused Instrumentalities. As explained below, the Apple Accused Instrumentalities
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`infringe based on the functionalities and infringement theories set forth in Appendices 1-10 for
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`each of the corresponding patents-in-suit.
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`1.
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`The ’317 Patent and Appendix 1
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`With respect to the ’317 Patent, Appendix 1 shows how each element of claims 1-3, 5-
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`15, 17, and 18 is found in the Accused Apple ’317 Products.
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`As shown in Appendix 1, the Accused Apple ’317 Products each includes a screen for
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`displaying information, and at least a GPS chipset, digital compass, Wi-Fi modem, cellular
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`modem, and/or iBeacon microlocation component for providing location information. See e.g.,
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`https://www.apple.com/iphone-xs/specs/ (“Location”). Further,
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`the Accused Apple ’317
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`Products are sold and/or offered for sale with pre-installed software (e.g., “Maps” and “Find My
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`Friends”) that allows users to access location information, including the present location of the
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`device and orientation of the device, using GPS information, cellular network information, Wi-Fi
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`network information, iBeacon microlocation information, information from gyroscope or
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`electronic compass, or some combination thereof. See e.g., https://www.apple.com/iphone-
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`xs/specs/ (“Built-in Apps” including “Maps” and “Find My Friends”). The software, in
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`combination with the electronic components of the Accused Apple ’317 Products, allows the
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`user to input a destination and display the present place, the destination, and directions between
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`the two locations denoted by lines (including starting and ending points) superimposed on a map
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`which includes roads and points of interest, or by displaying the directional information in the
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`form of a written list. Further, the display displays positions of the destination, present place, a
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`relation of said direction, and a direction from the present place to the destination, and changes
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`according to a change of the direction of the portable terminal orientation for walking navigation.
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`As also shown in Appendix 1, the Accused Apple ’317 Products are also provided with
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`preinstalled software that allows users to access location information of other user devices, using
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`GPS
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`information, cellular network
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`information, Wi-Fi network
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`information,
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`iBeacon
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`microlocation information, information from gyroscope or electronic compass, or some
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`combination
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`thereof. See e.g., https://www.apple.com/iphone-xs/specs/ (“Built-in Apps”
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`including “Find My Friends”).
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`The following exemplary disclosures from webpages provided by Apple provide
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`evidence of “Maps” and “Find My Friends” being present in each of the Accused Apple ’317
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`Products:
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`See https://www.apple.com/ios/maps/
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`See https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201493
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`See https://support.apple.com/guide/watch/get-directions-apdea7480950/watchos
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`Further, as shown in Appendix 1, technical specifications and/or teardowns show that
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`each of the Accused Apple ’317 Products include all necessary hardware, operating systems, and
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`software required by each of claims 1-3, 5-15, 17, and 18. For example, each of the Accused
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`Apple ’317 Products include a device for getting location information, a device for getting
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`direction information, an input device for inputting a destination, and a display that displays
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`positions of a destination and a present location, provides orientation for walking navigation,
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`and/or identifies location information about other portable terminals. See, e.g., Appendix 1
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`(identifying the technical specifications and/or teardown reports of the Accused Apple ’317
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`Products confirming the same).
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`2.
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`The ’999 Patent and Appendix 2
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`With respect to the ’999 Patent, Appendix 2 shows how each element of claims 1-6 is
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`found in the Accused Apple ’999 Products.
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`As shown in Appendix 2, the Accused Apple ’999 Products each includes a screen for
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`displaying information, and at least a GPS chipset, digital compass, Wi-Fi modem, cellular
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`modem, and/or iBeacon microlocation component for providing location information. See e.g.,
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`https://www.apple.com/iphone-xs/specs/ (“Location”). Further,
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`the Accused Apple ’999
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`Products are sold and/or offered for sale with pre-installed software (e.g., “Maps” and “Find My
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`Friends”) that allows users to access location information, including the present location of the
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`device and orientation of the device and the location of other devices, using GPS information,
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`cellular network information, Wi-Fi network information, iBeacon microlocation information,
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`information from gyroscope or electronic compass, or some combination thereof. See e.g.,
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`https://www.apple.com/iphone-xs/specs/ (“Built-in Apps” including “Maps” and “Find My
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`Friends”). The software, in combination with the electronic components of the Accused Apple
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`’999 Products, allows the user to receive and display a location of the present place, a location of
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`another portable terminal, and directions between the two locations denoted by lines (including
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`starting and ending points) superimposed on a map which includes roads and points of interest,
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`or by displaying the directional information in the form of a written list. Further, the display
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`displays positions of the destination, present place, a relation of said direction, and a direction
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`from the present place to the destination, and changes according to a change of the direction of
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`the portable terminal orientation for walking navigation.
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`As also shown in Appendix 1, the Accused Apple ’317 Products are also provided with
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`preinstalled software that allows users to access location information of other user devices, using
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`GPS
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`information, cellular network
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`information, Wi-Fi network
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`information,
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`iBeacon
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`microlocation information, information from gyroscope or electronic compass, or some
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`combination
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`thereof. See e.g., https://www.apple.com/iphone-xs/specs/ (“Built-in Apps”
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`including “Find My Friends”)
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`The following exemplary disclosures from webpages provided by Apple provide
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`evidence of “Maps” and “Find My Friends” being present in each of the Accused Apple ’999
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`Products:
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`See https://www.apple.com/ios/maps/
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`See https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201493
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`See https://support.apple.com/guide/watch/get-directions-apdea7480950/watchos
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`Further, as shown in Appendix 2, technical specifications and/or teardowns show that
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`each of the Accused Apple ’999 Products include all necessary hardware, operating systems, and
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`software required by each of claims 1-6. For example, each of the Accused Apple ’999 Products
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`include a device for getting location information, a device for getting direction information,
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`device for getting location information of another portable terminal, and a display that displays
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`positions of a destination and a present location, provides orientation for walking navigation,
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`and/or supplies route guidance information as walking navigation information. See, e.g.,
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`Appendix 2 (identifying the technical specifications and/or teardown reports of the Accused
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`Apple ’999 Products confirming the same).
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`3.
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`The ’493 Patent and Appendix 3
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`With respect to the ’493 Patent, Appendix 3 shows how each element of claims 1, 3-6,
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`10, and 11 is found in the Accused Apple ’493 Products.
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`As shown in Appendix 3, the Accused Apple ’493 Products include front- and rear-facing
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`cameras, each of which incorporate a light-receiving sensor or imaging sensor with an array of
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`pixels arranged vertically and horizontally in a grid pattern in an N number of vertically arranged
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`pixel lines, wherein N is equal to or greater than three times a number of effective scanning lines
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`M of a display screen. See e.g., https://www.apple.com/iphone-xs/specs/. The Accused Apple
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`’493 Products can record an image in a static mode, for example recording photographs and
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`snapshots in photo camera modes, and in a moving video mode, for example recording a video
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`clip in video camera mode. See e.g., https://www.apple.com/iphone-xs/cameras/. As further
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`shown in Appendix 3, the Accused Apple ’493 Products further includes a processor that
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`processes signals from the cameras and sensors to generate image signals for displaying on
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`display screens of the Accused Apple ’493 Products, where the generated image can be
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`manipulated in accordance with a select pixel arrangement by mixing or culling pixel signals
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`and/or image stabilization correction factor using a portion of the pixel lines available in the
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`imaging sensors of the cameras. See e.g., https://www.apple.com/iphone-xs/a12-bionic/; see also
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`https://www.apple.com/iphone-xs/cameras/ and https://www.apple.com/iphone-xs/display/.
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`Apple indicates to its customers that each of its Accused Apple ’493 Products can be
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`used to record an image in a static mode or in a moving video mode based in the same manner.
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`The following exemplary disclosures from webpages provided by Apple provide
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`evidence that each of the Accused Apple ’493 Products can be used to record an image in a static
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`mode or in a moving video mode, and to process the pixels accordingly:
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`See https://www.apple.com/iphone/photography-how-to/
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`See https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207260
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`Further, as shown in Appendix 3, technical specifications and/or teardowns show that
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`each of the Accused Apple ’493 Products include all necessary hardware, operating systems, and
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`software required by each of claims 1, 3-6, 10, and 11. For example, each of the Accused Apple
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`’493 Products include one or more cameras, image sensors, and/or a processor that processes
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`signals from the cameras and sensors to generate image signals for displaying on a display,
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`where the generated image can be manipulated in accordance with a select pixel arrangement by
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`mixing or culling pixel signals and/or image stabilization correction factor using a portion of the
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`pixel lines available in the imaging sensors of the cameras. See, e.g., Appendix 3 (identifying the
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`technical specifications and/or teardown reports of the Accused Apple ’493 Products confirming
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`the same).
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`4.
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`The ’438 Patent and Appendices 4A-4C
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`With respect to the ’438 Patent, Appendix 4A shows how each element of claims 1 and
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`4-7 are found in the in the Accused Apple ’438 AirDrop Products.
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`As shown in Appendix 4A, the Accused Apple ’438 AirDrop Products have an input unit
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`(such as the device’s touch screen) for receiving input from a user in the form of hand gestures,
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`screen touches, etc. The Accused Apple ’438 AirDrop Products also include a first short-distance
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`communication unit (such as hardware and/or software that implement Bluetooth protocols) for
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`carrying out a short-distance communication with a display apparatus. The Accused Apple ’438
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`AirDrop Products also include a second communication unit (such as hardware and/or software
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`that implement WiFi connections) for carrying out communication with a display device over a
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`network. As also shown in Appendix 4A, the Accused Apple ’438 AirDrop Products further
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`carry out an authentication process for determining whether to allow usage of the display
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`apparatus and carries out data exchange with the display apparatus if the authentication process
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`is confirmed (e.g., AirDrop). If the authentication process is not confirmed, then the Accused
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`Apple ’438 AirDrop Products do not exchange data with the display apparatus. See
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`https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204144.
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`The following exemplary disclosures from webpages provided by Apple provide
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`evidence of “AirDrop” being present in each of the Accused Apple ’438 AirDrop Products:
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`See https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204144
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`See https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203106
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`Further, as shown in Appendix 4A, technical specifications and/or teardowns show that
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`each of the Accused Apple ’438 AirDrop Products include all necessary hardware, operating
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`systems, and software required by each of claims 1 and 4-7. For example, ea