`ArendiS.A.R.L.
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`U.S. Patent No. 7,917,843
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`IPR 2014-00208 (Ex. 2003)
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`Relevant excerpt from independent
`claim 1, and dependent claim 2
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`The Petition omits any explanation of how the
`dictionary search includes a dependency between the
`types of first and second information
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`IPR 2014-00208, Petition, page 51
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`The Decision to Institute notes the incomplete
`argument in the Petition regarding dictionary search
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`IPR 2014-00208, Decision, page 15
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`As for Add to Address Book, the Petition fails to
`indicate second information found by this action in
`Pandit
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`IPR 2014-00208, Petition, page 51
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`Panditfails to disclose a search and fails to disclose
`“second information” associated with the phone
`number
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`Instead of proving that Panditdiscloses or suggests a
`search using first information, the Petition merely
`concludes that search is obvious and “common sense”
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`IPR 2014-00208, Petition, page 51
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`Conclusorystatement lacks any underlying facts
`regarding the disclosed telephone number
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`Declaration of Daniel A. Menasce, PhD
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`Case law requires evidence, not “common sense”,
`to show that a feature is known in the art
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 15
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`Case law requires evidence, not “common sense”,
`to show that a feature is known in the art
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, pages 15-16
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`Case law requires evidence, not “common sense”,
`to show that a feature is known in the art
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 17
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`The Board has required evidence, not unsupported,
`conclusory expert testimony, to show that a feature
`is known in the art
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 18
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`User needs a way to enter a name so that a telephone
`number can be added to address book
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`Declaration of John Levy,
`PhD, paragraph 21
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 25
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`Searching an address book for duplicates would still fail
`to “us[ing] at least part of the first information as a
`search term”
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`Declaration of John Levy,
`PhD, paragraph 22
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 26
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`Searching an address book for duplicates would still fail
`to “us[ing] at least part of the first information as a
`search term”
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`Declaration of John Levy,
`PhD, paragraph 22
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 26
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`Searching an address book for duplicates would still fail
`to “us[ing] at least part of the first information as a
`search term”
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`Declaration of John Levy,
`PhD, paragraph 27
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 27
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`The Board proposed a paper address book as an
`underlying fact
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`IPR 2014-00208, Decision to Institute, page 17
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`Searching an address book for duplicates is not
`“common sense”
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 22
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`Declaration of John Levy,
`PhD, paragraph 25
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`Searching an address book for duplicates is not
`“common sense”
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 22
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`Declaration of John Levy,
`PhD, paragraph 25
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`Searching an address book for duplicates is not
`“common sense”
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`Declaration of John Levy,
`PhD, paragraph 25
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 22
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`U.S. Patent No. 7,917,843
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`User needs a way to enter a name so that a telephone
`number can be added to addresssbook
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`Declaration of John Levy,
`PhD, paragraph 21
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`IPR 2014-00208, Patent Owner Response, page 25
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