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`UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARKOFFICE
`CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION
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`PATENT NO.
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`: 9258698
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`APPLICATION NO.: 14/533,104
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`ISSUE DATE
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`- 02/09/2016
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`information to a user media publishing website."
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`INVENTOR(S)
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`Singh; Gurvinder, Klein; Marcos, Laviano; Vince
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`It is certified that an error appears or errors appear in the above-identified patent and that said Letters Patent
`is hereby corrected as shown below:
`Claim 1, Col. 12, Lines 25-26, cancel the text: "received new-media file and to delete the created new media
`file.", and insert the following text:
`"received new-media file and to delete the created new-media file.”
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`Claim 5, Col. 12, Lines 64-65, cancel the text: "said first processor configured to create a new media file using
`the acquired new-media;”, and insert the following text:
`“said first processor configured to create a new-media file using the acquired new-media;”.
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`Claim 5, Col. 13, Line 22, cancel the text: "created new media file.", and insert the following text: "created
`new-media file.”
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`Claim 13, Col. 15, Lines 17-21, cancel the text: "graphical user interface (GUI) is for the received new-media file
`and to delete the created new media file, and wherein the cellular phone is configured to use HTTPto upload
`the received new media file along with user information to a user media publishing website.", and insert the
`following text:
`“graphical user interface (GUI) is for the received new-media file and to delete the created new-media file, and
`wherein the cellular phone is configured to use HTTP to upload the received new-media file along with user
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