Exhibit PX 1044 U.S. Patent No. 7,831,926

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1 Claim 30 [A]: A mobile phone, comprising: a processor, The Android smartphone products1 are mobile phones. For example, the Motorola Atrix is a cell phone. Motorola Atrix Page, available at 4G/72112,en_US,pd.html?cgid=mobile-phones ("smartphone") (Exhibit ). The Android smartphone products each contain at least one processor. For example, the Atrix models contain a processing means, and the Atrix 2 contains a "1GHz Dual Core" processor. Motorola ATRIX 2 Dual Core 4G Android Smartphone, Motorola, available at Product-and- Services/Mobile-Phones/ci.MOTOROLA-ATRIX-2-US- EN.alt#anchor (Exhibit ). With a CE-DA5, CE-DA4, CE-DA3, or CE-DA2, data communication and G3 compatible fax transmission/receiving can be carried out by using a digital cellular phone. [Zaurus_PX1004_605] On the hardware side, the main enhancements are increased memory capacity (user memory area to about 7.0 MB, 2-4 times larger than the MI-500 series), faster CPU (higher clock speed), and battery life while using the built-in modem doubled over the previous to about two hours. [Zaurus_PX1004_132] wireless communications means operatively coupled to the processor, to facilitate communication with a mobile service provider network via which Web content may be accessed; An antenna constitutes a wireless communications means that facilitates wireless communication with a mobile service provider network via which Web content may be accessed. The Android smartphone products each contain at least one antenna. For example, the Motorola Atrix has an antenna. Motorola Atrix 4G Specifications Page, available at 4G/72112,en_US,pd.html?selectedTab=tab- 2&cgid=mobile-phones#tab (Exhibit and 2) (touting 1 [Zaurus_PX1004_616] The Power Zaurus offers Internet access via its ZaurusNet feature, which can be achieved by using its built-in modem or an external modem, PHS, oramobile phone. [Zaurus_PX1004_94] PX 1044

2 the Motorola Atrix's support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 3G wireless technologies). a touch sensitive display; The Android smartphone products each contain a touchsensitive display. For example, the Motorola Atrix has a touch-screen display. Motorola Atrix 4G Display Page, available at 4G/72112,en_US,pd.html?selectedTab=tab- 4&cgid=mobile-phones#tab (Exhibit ) (showing display): [Zaurus_PX1004_608] However, with the Power Zaurus, display is limited to a screen size of 4.3 inches (320 dots x 240 dots display) maximum. [Zaurus_PX1004_98] 2

3 [Zaurus, PX 1004_112] To switch the screen from a reduced view to a magnified back from a magnified view to a reduced view, touch [Zaurus_PX1004_645] a memory, operatively coupled to the processor The Android smartphone products each contain memory. For example, the Atrix models contain memory. The Atrix 2 contains "8GM on board, 1GB Dual Channel RAM." [Zaurus_PX1004_612] The Zaurus main memory size is now about 3.4 MB (MI-506), and about 1.45 MB (MI-504), an increase of about times from before. 3

4 Touching Card key Switches to the data stored in a compact flash memory card if one is installed. When a compact flash memory card is installed, switching is not possible if the status display is being displayed. [Zaurus, PX 1004_614] and storage means, operatively coupled to the processor, in which a plurality of instructions are stored that when executed by the processor enable the mobile phone to perform operations including; Motorola ATRIX 2 Dual Core 4G Android Smartphone, Motorola, available at [Zaurus, PX 1004_100] ATRIX- 2/73912,en_US,pd.html?selectedTab=tab- 2&cgid=mobile-phones#tab (Exhibit and 3). The Atrix 2 also contains removable memory: "2GB micro SD card preloaded (expandable up to 32GB)." Id. The memory in each Android smartphone product is operatively coupled to the processor via a system bus. Non-volatile memory constitutes a storage means. The Android smartphone products each contain non-volatile memory on which programs, which include a plurality of instructions that are executed by the processor, are stored. For example, the Atrix models contain memory. The Atrix 2 contains non-volatile memory and "8GB on board, 1GB Dual Channel RAM." Motorola ATRIX 2 Dual Core 4G Android Smartphone, Motorola, available at ATRIX- 2/73912,en_US,pd.html?selectedTab=tab- 2&cgid=mobile-phones#tab (Exhibit and 3). The Atrix 2 also contains removable memory: "2GB micro SD card preloaded (expandable up to 32GB)." Id. at The instructions, when executed, enable these models to perform the following operations. The non-volatile memory in each Android smartphone product is operatively coupled 4 [Zaurus_PX1004_616] The Zaurus main memory size is now about 3.4 MB (MI-506), and about 1.45 MB (MI-504), an increase of about times from before. [Zaurus, PX 1004_100] Touching Card key Switches to the data stored in a compact flash memory card if one is installed. When a compact flash memory card is installed, switching is not possible if the status display is being displayed. [Zaurus, PX 1004_614]

5 to the processor via a system bus. These programs include [Zaurus_PX1004_616] the Android operating system, which includes the Android Web browser. These programs enable the wireless device to perform operations. See, e.g., Motorola Atrix 4G Specifications Page, available at 4G/72112,en_US,pd.html?selectedTab=tab- 2&cgid=mobile-phones#tab (Exhibit ) (identifying the operating system as "Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)"); About Android, (Exhibit ) (describing "[o]n Android, the home screen, web browser, and everything in between are designed to make your life easier."). rendering a browser interface via The Android smartphone products each contain the Android which a user is enabled to request to access to a Web page having an operating system, which includes the Android Web browser. For example, the Motorola Atrix runs Android. Motorola original format comprising Atrix 4G Specifications Page, available at HTML based content defining an page layout, 4G/72112,en_US,pd.html?selectedTab=tabfunctionality, and design of 2&cgid=mobile-phones#tab (Exhibit ) (identifying content on the Web page; the operating system as "Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)"). The Android Web browser is a fully functional Web browser capable of requesting and retrieving Web pages. The Web page requested by the user may have an original [Zaurus_PX1004_95] format comprising HTML-based content, for example, an HTML file. The HTML-based content has an original page layout, functionality, and design. See, e.g., Android 4.0 for Users, highlights.html (Exhibit ) ("The Android Browser offers an experience that's as rich and convenient 5

6 as a desktop browser."). For example, a user may request access to a Web page on the Android Web browser by clicking on a hyperlink in the Android Web browser or another Android application. See, e.g., Android User's Guide (Exhibit ) ("You can open links on a webpage"); id. ("Touchalinktoopenit."). [Zaurus_PX1004_121] The Internet browser in the MI-100 series incorporates HTML 3.2 specifications in important places, and therefore has rich expressive capabilities. [Zaurus_PX1004_638] 6

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8 retrieving HTML based content associated with the Web page, In response to a user request to access a Web page, the Android Web browser retrieves the HTML-based content associated with the Web page. See, e.g., Android User's Guide (Exhibit ) ("You can open links on a webpage"). [Zaurus_PX1004_608] The Power Zaurus offers Internet access via its ZaurusNet feature, which can be achieved by using its built-in modem or an external modem, PHS, oramobile phone. [Zaurus_PX1004_94] 8

9 translating at least a portion of the HTML based content from its original format to produce translated content including scalable vector based content that supports a scalable resolution independent representation of the HTML based content that preserves an original page layout, functionality and design of the at least a portion of the HTML Critical Acclaim for Preservation of Page Layout, Functionality and Design When this feature was first introduced by the iphone, it was the subject of widespread industry praise because it allows users to see an overview of the full desktop version of a Web page on a mobile device. As noted by MacWorld, "Steve Jobs has promoted the Webbrowsing experience on the iphone as one that brings you the 'real Internet' in other words, the experience of viewing the Web via a full-fledged computer browser, not dumbed-down pages simplified for mobile phones (or, what's worse, complicated Web pages that a puny cell 9 [Zaurus_PX1004_644] To switch the screen from a reduced view to a magnified back from a magnified view to a reduced view, touch [Zaurus_PX1004_645] You can see and write on the area outside of the screen by scrolling the screen horizontally and vertically, but the information you can see at one time is limited to that screen size amount. [Zaurus_PX1004_98]

10 based content when scaled and rendered; and employing the scalable vector based content to render a view of at least a portion of the Web page on the display using a first scale factor phone browser can't properly render)." Snell, Jason, "The iphone: Complete Review," MacWorld (July 3, 2007), available at ex.php (Exhibit ). MacWorld goes on to explain that "[w]hen you re using Safari on the iphone, you feel as if you re using Safari on your Mac. Web pages load in full, scaled-down to fit on the iphone s screen." Id. The New York Times also praised this feature, noting that "[t]he Web browser... is the real dazzler. This isn't some stripped-down, claustrophobic My First Cellphone Browser; you get full Web layouts, fonts and all, shrunk to fit the screen." Pogue, David, "The iphone Matches Most of Its Hype," The New York Times (June 27, 2007), available at pogue.html?pagewanted=all (Exhibit ). This browser explains why "[i]phone owners are the first people with a mobile phone to view Web pages at the same rate at [sic] people using a PC"; according to The Wall Street Journal, "it's just a matter of time until an iphone-like browser is a standard feature on mobile devices." Worthen, Ben, "IPhones Take Over the Internet," The Wall Street Journal Online (Dec. 4, 2007) (Exhibit ). Following in the iphone's footsteps, the Android browser also has received critical acclaim for its ability to preserve the layout, functionality and design of Web pages designed for desktop viewing on a mobile device. For example, Computer Active praised the Android Honeycomb release 10 A separate page which is linked is displayed by touching the underlined characters. [Zaurus_PX1004_608] [Zaurus_PX1004_608] Pad++ teaches the translation of standard HTML into Pad++ objects that comprise scalable and vector-based content and/or page layout information (See e.g., Bederson- 2 at 3-4; Reference Manual at 4-8; Programmer s Guide at

11 as "[a]nother win for Google as the redesigned Android browser resembles the closest thing to a desktop experience." "Android, ipad, BlackBerry and Windows tablet group test," Computer Active (August 13, 2011) (Exhibit ). Because of their similarities, the Apple and Android WebKit browsers have been compared often. For example, in its review of the Motorola DROID, Smartphone Nation explained that "[i]t s crazy how we ve gone from WAP sites to the mobile web and now the real web experience on your phone. The browser on the DROID is just as good as Safari if not better since they do run on WebKit." Collazo, Luis, "Motorola DROID Review," Smartphone Nation (Dec. 22, 2009), available at (Exhibit ). These shared features have led to the widespread use of both Android's standard WebKit browser and Apple's Mobile Safari Browser. Wireless Week noted that "[t]he fact that Apple and Android are generating the most mobile Web usage is no surprise. AdMob's Mobile Metrics Report for March of 2009 found that Android has enjoyed exceptional adoption since its launch, growing an average of 47 percent in the four months since launch." Berg, Andrew, "Report: Android, Apple Top Mobile Web Page Requests," Wireless Week (May 27, 2009) (Exhibit ). Four years later, Apple and Android have taken over as much as 94% of the market. Gold, Jon, "Apple ios battles back in market share struggle," Network World (July 8, 2013), available at , 30, 47, 49, 50, 60-64, 71, and 72, and Tour at 87-96); and Vector-based layout of the elements of an HTML-based Web page comprising vectors generated from resolutionindependent coordinates relative to a fixed datum point (See e.g., Bederson-4 at , Programmer s Guide at 4-8, Reference Manual at 2-3, 30, 47, 49, 50, 60-64, 71, and 72). Pad ++ teaches translating HTML-based Web content to produce Pad++ objects that enable zooming and panning of Web pages. See Bederson-3 at 260, 262, and 264. A Pad++ object is a graphical entity that is manipulated as a whole by the system. This might be a simple object such as a poly-line segment, or a compound object such as an HTML page composed of many characters, line segments and images. [Bederson-4 at 1104]. Pad ++ reads hypertext written in the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), the language used to describe hypertext documents used by WWW browsers such as Mosaic and Netscape. Pad++ also can follow links across the internet. Figure 5 shows a snapshot where several hypertext links have been followed. Two views show the same tree focused on different nodes. The Pad ++ user interface for accessing hypertext is similar to traditional systems, but zooming mechanisms are employed. [Bederson-5 at 12] The Pad++ object corresponding to each page element associates the page element with an (x,y) coordinate relative

12 ios-marketshare-appleandroid html (Exhibit ) ("[B]oth overall smartphone sales and Android s share thereof remain[] steady on a year-over-year basis[;] the gains made by ios represent a closing of the gap between the two top mobile operating systems the latter platform accounted for nearly 42% of sales, while Google s Android remained on top with 52%. Windows Phone took a distant third place, with 4.6%."). This success has been linked directly to the mobile browsers' ability to preserve the layout, functionality and design of Web pages designed for desktop computers. See, e.g., Lev-Ram, Michal, "RIM: What the hell happened?" CNN Money (May 30, 2012), available at (Exhibit ) ("Both ios and Android managed to overtake RIM precisely because they appealed to everyday users, not enterprise customers... And they gave users access to the full web, not the miniaturized version offered on BlackBerries and low-end handsets. RIM s device once the poster-child for mobile innovation fell badly behind."). 12 to a common datum point (i.e., a fixed known primary datum, such as the default origin (0,0)). For example, the Pad++ reference disclose that each view has an offset and a magnification, which are stored as a triplet (xview, yview, zoom). Every object has a position and a scale (xoffset, yoffset, scale). In addition, objects such as polygons and lines also have coordinates (x1, y1, ). [Bederson-4 at 1132] AnchorPos tells how to position the object relative to the positioning point for the item (see -place); it may have any of the forms accepted by Tk_GetAnchor. For example, if anchorpos is "center" then the object is centered on the point; if anchorpos is "n" then the object will be drawn so that its top center point is at the positioning point. This option defaults to center. [Reference Manual at 47] Pad++ maintains a distinction between the surface and the view. All graphical items sit at a distinct location on the surface with a given size. The view shows any given location on the surface at any magnification. [Programmer s Guide at 6-8] visualization and navigation of WWW pages written using standard HTML using a prototype zooming browser to explore alternative mechanisms for navigating the a link is followed the page becomes the focus

13 and existing pages are dynamically repositioned and scaled. [Bederson-3 at 260] wherein preservation of the functionality defined by the HTML based content includes preservation of hyperlink functionality. The scalable vector-based content preserves hyperlink functionality. See, e.g., Android User's Guide (Exhibit ) ("You can open links on a webpage"); id. ("Toucha link to open it."). See also, Zaurus_1, pp , 29, 44, 55, 93; Zaurus_2, pp. 26, 86; Bederson-3 at 260, 262, 264; Bederson-4 at , 1104, 1120, , 1132; Bederson-5 at 4, 12, 23; Tour at 86-87, 89, 91, 93, 96; Reference Manual at 47; Programmer s Guide at 6, 8. Thus, those of ordinary skill in the art would also understand the Pad++ HTML document as translating [...] to fit across the display. [Zaurus_PX1004_95] 13

14 [Zaurus_PX1004_121] The Internet browser in the MI-100 series incorporates HTML 3.2 specifications in important places, and therefore has rich expressive capabilities. [Zaurus_PX1004_638] 14

15 [Zaurus_PX1004_644] A separate page which is linked is displayed by touching the underlined characters. [Zaurus_PX1004_608] 15

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