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2 566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices 1. A mobile device, comprising: To the extent the preamble is construed to be limiting, the Motorola Droid 2 is a mobile device, as depicted below in Figure 1-1. See Ex. A, "Droid 2 by Motorola A955," (visited Sept. 9, 2010). Figure 1-1 an object store; The Droid 2 includes an object store. By way of example, the Droid 2 includes 8 GB of microsd memory and 512 MB of RAM. See Ex. B, "Droid 2 by Motorola Technical Specifications," Product-and-Services/Mobile-Phones/ci.Motorola-DROID- 2-US-EN.alt (visited Sept. 9, 2010); Ex. A. an application program configured to maintain objects on the object store; a user input mechanism configured to receive user input information; a synchronization component The Droid 2 includes an application program configured to maintain objects on the object store. By way of example, the Droid 2 includes a Calendar application configured to maintain event objects on the object store. The Droid 2 includes a user input mechanism configured to receive user input information. By way of example, the Droid 2 includes an on-screen touch keyboard and a physical "slide side" keyboard. See Ex. A. The Droid 2 includes a synchronization component

3 566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices configured to synchronize individual objects stored on the object store with remote objects stored on a remote object store; a communications component configured to communicate with a remote device containing the remote object store; wherein the application program is further configured to generate a meeting object and an electronic mail scheduling request object based on the user input information. configured to synchronize individual objects stored on the object store with remote objects stored on a remote object store. See generally Ex. B ("Synchronization Support for Corporate calendar, and contacts (Exchange 2003 and 2007), Google contacts, calendar and Gmail contacts."). The Droid 2 includes a communications component configured to communicate with a remote device containing the remote object store. By way of example, the Droid 2 includes EVDO Rev.A wireless capability for data and x Wireless LAN capability. See Ex. A. The Droid 2 s calendar application program is further configured to generate a meeting object and an electronic mail scheduling request object based on the user input information. See Ex. C, "Droid 2 Calendar," portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/51633/~/droid- 2---calendar (visited Sept. 9, 2010) ("Add details about the event. Tap in a text box for the keyboard to enter a name, time, and optional additional details about the event.... Any contacts from your established Gmail, Enterprise and Social Networking accounts can be searched to contact for an event."). Figure 1-2: User input generating a meeting object For instance, as seen in Figure 1-2, the Calendar application program generates meeting objects called "Events" based on the user input information. 2

4 566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices Figure 1-3: User input adding contact information for attendee As seen in Figure 1-3, the Calendar application program allows users to input contact information for meeting attendees in order to generate electronic mail scheduling requests. Figure 1-4: Electronic mail scheduling request received by attendee 9. A method of operating a mobile device, comprising: As seen in Figure 1-4, the Calendar application program generates electronic mail scheduling request objects based on the user input information. To the extent the preamble is construed to be limiting, the Motorola Droid 2 provides for a method of operating the mobile devices. 3

566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices providing a first object store on the mobile device; The Motorola Droid 2, shown in Figure 9-1, provides a first object store on the mobile device.

5 566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices providing a first object store on the mobile device; The Motorola Droid 2, shown in Figure 9-1, provides a first object store on the mobile device. By way of example, the Droid 2 provides 8 GB of microsd memory and 512 MB of RAM. See Ex. B. Figure 9-1 providing a first application program on the mobile device; The Droid 2 provides a first application program on the mobile device. By way of example, the Droid 2 provides a calendar application program. By way of example, Figure 9-2 shows the calendar application program running on the Droid 2. Figure 9-2 maintaining objects in the first The Droid 2 maintains objects in the first object store with 4

566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices object store with the first application program; intermittently synchronizing the objects in the first object store with objects in a remote object store; the

6 566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices object store with the first application program; intermittently synchronizing the objects in the first object store with objects in a remote object store; the first application program. By way of example, the Droid 2 maintains objects in the first object store with the calendar application program. The Droid 2 intermittently synchronizes the objects in the first object store with objects in a remote object store. See generally Ex. B ("Synchronization Support for Corporate calendar, and contacts (Exchange 2003 and 2007), Google contacts, calendar and Gmail contacts."). By way of example, Figure 9-3 shows the Droid 2 performing a synchronization of the objects associated with the Calendar application. receiving user input information indicative of a meeting request; Figure 9-3 The Droid 2 receives user input information indicative of a meeting request. See Ex. C ("Add details about the event. Tap in a text box for the keyboard to enter a name, time, and optional additional details about the event, just as you do in Google Calendar on the web. Any contacts from your established Gmail, Enterprise and Social Networking accounts can be searched to contact for an event."). By way of example, Figure 9-4 shows the Calendar application on the Droid 2 receiving user input information indicating the date of a meeting request. 5

7 566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices Figure 9-4 generating a meeting object with the first application program such that at least some of the user input information defines properties in the meeting object; The Droid 2 generates a meeting object with the first application program such that at least some of the user input information defines properties in the meeting object. By way of example, Figure 9-5 shows the meeting object appearing in the Calendar application program with the user input information entered in Figure 9-4. Figure 9-5 generating an electronic mail meeting request object based on the information in the meeting object; and The Droid 2 generates an electronic mail meeting request object based on the information in the meeting object. By way of example, as shown in Figure 9-6, the user input information in the meeting object can include contact information for meeting attendees. 6

566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices Figure 9-6: User-input contact information in a meeting object By way of example, as seen in Figure 9-7, the Calendar application program generates electronic

8 566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices Figure 9-6: User-input contact information in a meeting object By way of example, as seen in Figure 9-7, the Calendar application program generates electronic mail scheduling request objects based on the user input information. Figure 9-7: Electronic mail scheduling request received by attendee storing the meeting object and the electronic mail scheduling request object in the first object store for transmission. The Droid 2 stores the meeting object and the electronic mail scheduling request object in the first object store for transmission. By way of example, as shown in Figure 9-8, the Calendar application stores the meeting object created by the user. 7

9 566 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices Figure 9-8 The Calendar application program stores the electronic mail scheduling request object in the first object store for transmission. 8

10 ATTACHMENT A

Welcome to MOTODEV Join Log In DROID 2 By Motorola, A955 The first Android -powered smartphone to ship with Froyo, DROID 2 by Motorola gives you more of what you want without compromises: 1 GHz of

Using the super-fast WebKit browser and Adobe Flash Player 10 with dedicated hardware acceleration, you'll experience the web as it was meant to be.

11 Welcome to MOTODEV Join Log In DROID 2 By Motorola, A955 The first Android -powered smartphone to ship with Froyo, DROID 2 by Motorola gives you more of what you want without compromises: 1 GHz of blazing-fast performance, 8 GB of built-in memory for more apps, an enhanced slide-out keyboard for easier messaging, and improved multimedia capabilities and sharing with DLNA. Using the super-fast WebKit browser and Adobe Flash Player 10 with dedicated hardware acceleration, you'll experience the web as it was meant to be. Learn About Android Get Started Develop Distribute Specifications General EXPERIENCE Premium messaging and multimedia FORM FACTOR Side slide keyboard OPERATING SYSTEM Android v2.2 ANDROID API LEVEL 8 DEVICE EMULATOR IMAGE DROID 2 SDK add-on Processor and memory PROCESSOR PROCESSOR CLOCK SPEED RAM FLASH ROM USER STORAGE AVAILABLE (MAX) TI OMAP GHz 512 MB 8 GB 6.5 GB Docs & Tools MOTODEV Studio for Android Android App Development: Wondering Where to Start? Best Practices for Developing UIs Handle Screen Rotation Optimize Window Backgrounds Navigating Around Your Application INPUT TYPES CONSUMER WEB SITE Display SIZE, DIAGONAL RESOLUTION PIXEL DENSITY PRIMARY ORIENTATION NUMBER OF COLORS Directional pad Home/Menu/Back/Search touch-sensitive buttons Keyboard: physical, on-screen Touch screen: capacitive Product page 3.7 in (normal) 480 x 854 (FWVGA) 240 dpi (high) Portrait Up to 16M Connectivity WAN: VOICE BANDS CDMA 800/1900 WAN: DATA BEARERS EVDO Rev. A WIRELESS LAN b/g/n i (WPA2) WEP WPA MEMORY CARD TYPE MEMORY CARD SIZE SUPPORTED (MAX) Sensors ACCELEROMETER MAGNETOMETER PROXIMITY SENSOR AMBIENT LIGHT SENSOR Additional features WEB LOCATION SERVICES NOTIFICATION LIGHT NOTIFICATION VIBRATE FAT32 microsdhc 32 GB 3-axis Three-way screen rotation Yes Yes Yes Adobe Flash Player 10.1 Android WebKit browser Assisted GPS E-Compass Standalone GPS w/internal antenna Tricolor Yes Community & Support Discussion Boards Blog Podcasts Follow Stay connected with MOTODEV via: BLUETOOTH VERSION EDR VOICE ACTIVATION Yes BLUETOOTH CLASS 2 BLUETOOTH PROFILES A2DP 1.2 AVCTP AVDTP AVRCP 1.2 DUN GAVDP 1.0 HFP 1.5 HID 1.0 HSP MAP OPP 1.1 PAN (NAP only) PBAP 1.0 SPP MESSAGING PROTOCOLS IM SMS MMS Exchange ActiveSync 2003, 2007, 2010 IMAP4 POP3 USB DLNA HEADSET JACK USB 2.0 High Speed Micro USB connector Control point Download Player Server Upload 3.5 mm Stereo out Mic Media CAMERA RESOLUTION (MAX) CAMERA FOCUS CAMERA FLASH 5 megapixels Auto Dual LED

12 CAMERA DIGITAL ZOOM (MAX) 4x IMAGE CAPTURE FORMATS JPEG w/exif 2.2 IMAGE CAPTURE 2592 x 1936 RESOLUTION (MAX) ADDITIONAL CAMERA FEATURES Color effects Geotagging Image stabilization Picture quality Scenes White balance: auto, presets Some features are dependent on network, subscription, SIM card, or service provider, and may not be available in all areas. DROID is a trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd. and its related companies. Used under license. IMAGE VIEWING FORMATS VIDEO RECORDING FORMATS VIDEO RECORDING RESOLUTION (MAX) VIDEO RECORDING FRAME RATE (MAX) VIDEO PLAYBACK FORMATS VIDEO PLAYBACK RESOLUTION (MAX) VIDEO PLAYBACK FRAME RATE (MAX) AUDIO RECORDING FORMATS Android core media formats Android core media formats MPEG x 480 (D1) 30 fps Android core media formats WMV x 480 (D1) 30 fps AAC Android core media formats AUDIO PLAYBACK FORMATS Android core media formats WMA 10 STREAMING FORMATS DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT SPEAKERS AAC AAC+ AMR-NB H.263 H.264 MPEG-4 WMDRM-PD (Janus) Receiver speaker Mono loudspeaker Comment on this page

13 ATTACHMENT B

14 GENERAL ANDROID PLATFORM Android 2.2 (Froyo) CDMA CDMA 1X 800/1900, EVDO rev. A SLIDER Press, touch, Swype or talk, plus voice to text input CAMERA MUSIC & VIDEO CAMERA Image stabilization, real-time color effects, scene modes, location tagging MEGAPIXELS 5 MP DIGITAL ZOOM Yes FLASH Dual LED FOCUS Automatic IMAGE EDITING TOOLS Cropping, rotating, Geo Tagging MUSIC ENABLED 1 MUSIC PLAYER Android Media Player VIDEO CAPABLE VIDEO CAPTURE PLAYABLE FORMATS AAC, H.263, H.264, MP3, MPEG-4, WAV, WMA9, eaac+, OGG, AMR WB, AMR NB, WMV v10, AAC+, WMV v9, MIDI STREAMING MEDIA Audio, Video VIDEO CAPTURE RATE DVD quality (720x480 resolution) up to 30 fps capture; up to 30 fps playback

15 POWER up to 575 min. USAGE TIME (CONTINUOUS) 2 BATTERY TYPE 1400 mah Li Ion STANDBY TIME 3 up to 315 hrs. MESSAGING 4 Mobile IMAP and POP, Microsoft Exchange, Gmail, MSN Hotmail, Yahoo! and AOL MULTIMEDIA MESSAGING (MMS) 4 Facebook, Twitter and MySpace synced and streamed to one screen. PREDICTIVE TEXT Swype TEXT MESSAGING (SMS) 4 INSTANT MESSAGING (IM) 4 Google Talk IMAGE FILE FORMATS BMP, PNG, GIF, JPEG VOICE MAIL 4 Standard voice mail, Verizon Visual Voice Mail (capable) VOICE TO TEXT CONNECTIVITY BLUETOOTH TECHNOLOGY 5 Stereo Bluetooth Class 2, Version EDR (support profiles, A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, HID, HSP, OPP, PBAP) WEB BROWSER Android HTML Webkit, Adobe Flash Player 10.1 Mobile browsing with a new processor and Verizon s 3G network SOFTWARE UPDATES (FOTA) SYNCHRONIZATION Support for Corporate calendar, and contacts (Exchange 2003, 2007 and 2010), Google contacts, calendar and Gmail, Facebook contacts WIFI b,g, n WIRELESS LOCAL AREA NETWORK (WLAN)

16 ( ) CONNECTIVITY INTERNET AND GAMES DATA ACCESS 6 Yes 3G MOBILE HOTSPOT 1 Be a mobile hot spot for up to 5 other devices CONNECTOR TYPE Micro USB DATA TRANSMISSION RATE 6 USB 2.0 (High Speed) DLNA (DIGITAL LIVING NETWORK ALLIANCE) Share content wirelessly with other DLNA equipped devices GPS AND LOCATION SERVICES 1 agps (assisted), sgps (simultaneous), Google Maps, Google Maps Navigation (BETA), Google Latitude, Google Maps Street View, ecompass HEADSET JACK 3.5 mm WEB ACCESS ADOBE FLASH PLAYER Adobe Flash Player 10.1 ANDROID MARKET ACCESSORY COMPATIBILITY CALLING HEARING AID COMPATIBLE Rated for M3, T3; Voice Readout TEXT TELEPHONE (TTY) COMPATIBILITY CALLING SPEAKERPHONE CALLER ID 4 On main display, Picture ID, Ringer ID ADVANCED SPEECH RECOGNITION AUTOMATIC REDIAL CALL WAITING CONFERENCE CALLING 4 Group call EMERGENCY DIAL MUTE CALL NOISE REDUCTION Dual microphone noise reduction CARRIER FEATURES AND SERVICES PHONE BOOK 7 Unified contact list (Gmail, Exchange, Facebook ) SPEED DIAL Direct dial shortcut, direct message shortcut VIBRACALL VOICE DIALING VERIZON WIRELESS VCast Music, VZ Navigator

17 WAIT AND PAUSE DIALING GOOGLE MOBILE SERVICES GMAIL GOOGLE CALENDAR GOOGLE CONTACT SYNC GOOGLE GOGGLES (WITH 2.1 AND HIGHER) GOOGLE LATITUDE GOOGLE MAPS STREET VIEW GOOGLE MAPS GOOGLE MAPS NAVIGATION BETA GOOGLE QUICK SEARCH BOX GOOGLE TALK GOOGLE SEARCH BY VOICE YOUTUBE INCLUDED APPLICATIONS BUSINESS 8 Quickoffice INTERFACE NAVIGATION TOOL Directional keys with select key OPERATING SYSTEM Android 2.2 (Froyo) QWERTY KEYBOARD BACKLIGHT Yes CUSTOM NAVIGATION Multiple, customizable home screens (seven) DEDICATED KEYS Volume control, Camera, Back, Search, Menu, Power/Lock, Home HAPTIC FEEDBACK KEYPAD LOCK LIGHT-RESPONSIVE DISPLAY PINCH TO ZOOM TOUCH SCREEN VIRTUAL KEYBOARD VOICE COMMANDS PERSONALIZATION PHYSICAL RINGTONE FORMATS AAC, AAC+, eaac, eaac+, MP3, OGG RINGTONES 4 DISPLAY TYPE TFT WEIGHT

18 Preloaded and downloadable WALLPAPERS 4 Preloaded and downloadable PRODUCTIVITY AND SOFTWARE 169 grams SIZE (H X W X D) 60.5 x x 13.7 mm DISPLAY SIZE 3.7-in.; FWVGA (480 x 854) ANTENNA TYPE Internal FORM FACTOR Slider TECHNOLOGY CALCULATOR CALENDAR Calendar, Corporate (Exchange) calendar CLOCK Alarm clock FLIGHT MODE MEMORY 9 up 8 GB on board, 8 GB microsd preinstalled, expandable up to 32 GB PROCESSOR 1 GHz processor ACCELEROMETER Yes NETWORKS 4 CDMA 1X 800/1900, EVDO rev. A REMOVABLE MEMORY 10 supports up to 32 GB microsd SENSORS Proximity, ambient light and ecompass 1. Network dependent feature, not available in all areas. Airtime, data charges, and/or additional charges may apply. Photo ID and ring tone assignment to the Address Book entries, must be saved on the phone and not the SIM card. 2. All talk and standby times are quoted in Digital Mode, and are approximate. Battery performance depends on network configuration, signal strength, operating temperature, features selected, and voice, data and other application usage patterns. All screen images are simulated. 3. All talk and standby times are quoted in Digital Mode, and are approximate. Battery performance depends on network configuration, signal strength, operating temperature, features selected, and voice, data and other application usage patterns. 4. Network and/or SIM card dependent feature, not available in all areas. Airtime, data charges, and/or additional charges may apply. Wireless functionality requires an account with wireless server capabilities. 5. Bluetooth technology is a low-power, short-range wireless technology that enables certain types of wireless communication between products equipped with Bluetooth technology. In order for products equipped with Bluetooth technology to communicate with one another, they must utilize the same profiles. To determine the profiles supported by other Motorola devices, visit www. motorola.com/bluetooth. For other devices, contact their respective manufacturer. Certain features including those listed may not be supported by all products equipped with Bluetooth technology, and/or the functionality of such features may be limited in certain devices, or by certain wireless carriers. Contact your wireless carrier about feature availability and functionality. 6. Data transmission speed is approximate and depends on the traffic on the network. Actual speeds will vary and are often less than the maximum possible. 7. Phone dependent feature 8. Airtime, data charges, and/or additional charges may apply to applications. Certain applications or features may not be available in all areas. Some listed applications may be trial versions. See your service provider for details. 9. Available user memory varies due to the configuration of the phone, which varies by service provider. 10. The unauthorized copying of copyrighted materials is contrary to the provisions of the Copyright Laws of the United States and other countries. This device is intended solely for copying non-copyrighted materials, materials in which you own the copyright, or materials which you are authorized or legally permitted to copy. If you are uncertain about your right to copy any material, please contact your legal advisor. The Office, property of NBC Studios used under license. PrimeTime2Go is a trademark of Quickplay Inc. Google, Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, Google Latitude, Google Talk, YouTube, Google Quick Search Box, Android, and Android Market are trademarks of Google, Inc. DROID is a trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd. and its related companies. Used under license. Airtime, data charges, and/or additional charges may apply to applications. Certain applications or features may not be available in all areas. Some listed applications may be trial versions. See your service provider for details.

20 ATTACHMENT C

When you first set up your phone, you configured it to use an existing Google Account, or you created a new account.

21 FOR BUSINESS SIGN UP FOR UPDATES United States (change location) Log In «Go Back to Search Results Answer DROID 2 - Calendar How do I use the calendar? Calendar works with Google Calendar web-based service for creating and managing events, meetings, and appointments. When you first set up your phone, you configured it to use an existing Google Account, or you created a new account. The first time you open the Calendar application on your phone, it displays any existing calendar events from your Google Account on the web. To create an event: 1. Open you calendar by either tapping on the Google Calendar widget Applications tray on your homescreen or launch Calendar application from 2. Press Menu to get Calendar options 3. Touch New Event to open the Event details screen. You can also touch & hold a spot in Day, Week, or Month view to open a menu where you can touch New Event, to open the Event details screen with that day and time pre-entered. Touch "Today" icon to move attention to the current day. 4. Add details about the event. Tap in a text box for the keyboard to enter a name, time, and optional additional events about the event, just as you do in Google Calendar on the web. Any contacts from your established Gmail, Enterprise and Social Networking accounts can be searched to contact for an event. If you have more than one calendar, you can choose the calendar you want to add the event to You can touch the X button or press Menu > Add reminders to add additional reminders Press Menu and touch Show extra options to add additional details about the event. Scroll to the bottom of the Event details screen and touch Save. The event is added to your calendar.

22 Feel free to invite others to the event and configure additional details when you open the event in Google Calendar on the web. To change your calendar view: 1. From the Applications Menu, touch Calendar ABOUT MOTOROLA CAREERS DEVELOPERS SITE INVESTORS FEEDBACK MEDIA CENTER PRIVACY POLICY TERMS OF USE CONTACT US >P'

Uncheck any you do not wish to have displayed in your Calendar's unified view. Be sure to visit Google Calendar on the web (http://calendar.google.

23 SITE MAP 2010 MOTOROLA,INC.ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2. Press Menu 3. Tap + More 4. Tap on My Calendars. 5. Your available Calendars, Weather, and US Holidays will be represented by a different color on this chart and on your calendars. Uncheck any you do not wish to have displayed in your Calendar's unified view. Be sure to visit Google Calendar on the web ( to learn more about the features the web and phone versions share, and to learn about and use web-only features. Notes: Meetings can be accepted and rejected via the calendar application, not the application. After you setup your calendar you need to open the calendar application to allow the first sync. Click here to learn how to Sync / Unsync your Google account Calendar. When you access the calendar in day view the current time view is determined by the time of day. Details How well did this answer your question? Not Helpful Helpful Answers others found helpful Software Update for the Motorola DROID (FRG22D) DROID 2 - Charging DROID 2 - Can I change the font size? DROID 2 - Transfer files to/from my computer DROID 2 - Help Center Print this page To search our list of Frequently Asked Questions and forum posts, first select your product. Then, refine your search by entering a word or two about what you're interested in. (For example, "Bluetooth" or "music.") Cell Phones Android Series DROID 2

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Pixel size 8 MP 5 MP 3 MP Digital zoom Not Specified Continuous Continuous Flash Yes Yes No Focus Automatic Automatic Fixed Carrier Verizon T-Mobile Verizon Operating System 2.1/2.2 1.5 1.5 Internal Name Shadow Quench/Zeppelin Calgary Product Code MB810 MB501 A555 Marketing Name Droid X / Droid 2 Cliq XT Devour Pixel size 8