Demonstratives of Petitioner Google LLC
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`Inter Partes Review of U.S. Patent Nos.
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`11,218,585, 10,334,094, 11,012,554,
`9,667,770, and 10,051,105
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`IPR2023-00357, -00358, -00359, -00360, -00361
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`Oral Hearing: May 7, 2024
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`GOOGLE EXHIBIT 1104
`Google LLC v. Flypsi, Inc.
`IPR2023-00357
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`Inter Partes Review of U.S. Patent Nos.
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`11,218,585, 10,334,094, 11,012,554,
`9,667,770, and 10,051,105
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`IPR2023-00357, -00358, -00359, -00360, -00361
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`Oral Hearing: May 7, 2024
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`GOOGLE EXHIBIT 1104
`Google LLC v. Flypsi, Inc.
`IPR2023-00357
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`IPR2023-00357 - ’585 Patent - Instituted Grounds
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`• Ground 1: Claims 1, 2, and 4 anticipated by Backhaus
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`• Ground 2: Claim 3 obvious in view of Backhaus and Saksena
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`• Ground 3: Claims 1, 2, and 4 obvious in view of Backhaus and Taylor
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`• Ground 4: Claim 3 obvious in view of Backhaus, Saksena, and Taylor
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`IPR2023-00358 - ’094 Patent - Instituted Grounds
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`• Ground 1: Claims 1, 2, and 4 anticipated by Backhaus
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`• Ground 2: Claim 3 obvious in view of Backhaus and Saksena
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`• Ground 3: Claims 1, 2, and 4 obvious in view of Backhaus and Taylor
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`• Ground 4: Claim 3 obvious in view of Backhaus, Saksena, and Taylor
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`IPR2023-00359 - ’554 Patent - Instituted Grounds
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`• Ground 1: Claims 1, 2, and 4 anticipated by Backhaus
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`• Ground 2: Claim 3 obvious in view of Backhaus and Saksena
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`• Ground 3: Claims 1, 2, and 4 obvious in view of Backhaus and Taylor
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`• Ground 4: Claim 3 obvious in view of Backhaus, Saksena, and Taylor
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`IPR2023-00360 - ’770 Patent - Instituted Grounds
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`• Ground 1: Claims 1-5 obvious in view of Backhaus and Logan
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`• Ground 2: Claim 6 obvious in view of Backhaus, Logan, and Saksena
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`• Ground 3: Claims 1-5 obvious in view of Backhaus, Logan, and
`Taylor
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`• Ground 4: Claim 6 obvious in view of Backhaus, Logan, Saksena,
`and Taylor
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`IPR2023-00361 - ’105 Patent - Instituted Grounds
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`• Ground 1: Claim 1 obvious in view of Backhaus and Logan
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`• Ground 2: Claims 2-4 and 6-11 obvious in view of Backhaus and
`Winbladh
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`• Ground 3: Claim 5 obvious in view of Backhaus, Winbladh, and
`Logan
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`• Ground 4: Claim 1 obvious in view of Backhaus, Logan, and Taylor
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`• Ground 5: Claims 2-4 and 6-11 obvious in view of Backhaus,
`Winbladh, and Taylor
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`• Ground 6: Claim 5 obvious in view of Backhaus, Winbladh, Logan,
`and Taylor
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`IPR2023-00357 - ’585 Patent - Claim 1
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a mobile device in a computer memory associated with a
`server;
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`automatically transmitting information that indicates an access telephone number to the mobile device via a
`data channel;
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`automatically associating a primary telephone number and access telephone number pairing with a
`corresponding secondary telephone number and contact telephone number pairing in the
`computer memory;
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`receiving, at a switch associated with the server, an outgoing call from the mobile device to the access
`telephone number via a second channel;
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`receiving, at the server, information from the switch indicating the outgoing call is being made to the access
`telephone number from the primary telephone number; and
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`receiving, at the switch, information from the server directing the switch to:
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`(a) connect the outgoing call to the contact telephone number of the secondary telephone
`number and contact telephone number pairing, and
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`(b) identify a telephone number from which the outgoing call is being made as the secondary
`telephone number.
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`IPR2023-00358 - ’094 Patent - Claim 1
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a telephone handset in a computer memory associated
`with a server;
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`automatically associating a bridge or access telephone number with each of a plurality of contact telephone
`numbers in the computer memory;
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`automatically transmitting information that indicates the association of the bridge or access telephone
`number with each of a plurality of contact telephone numbers to the handset via a data channel;
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`automatically associating each primary telephone number and bridge or access telephone number pairing
`with a corresponding secondary telephone number and contact telephone number pairing in the
`computer memory;
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`receiving, at a switch associated with the server, an outgoing call from the handset to the bridge or access
`telephone number via a second channel;
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`receiving, at the server, information from the switch indicating the outgoing call is being made to the bridge
`or access telephone number from the primary telephone number; and
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`receiving, at the switch, information from the server directing the switch to:
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`(a) connect the outgoing call to a contact telephone number associated with the primary
`telephone number and bridge or access telephone number pairing, and
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`(b) identify a telephone number from which the outgoing call is being made as the secondary
`telephone number.
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`IPR2023-00359 - ’554 Patent - Claim 1
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a mobile device in a computer memory associated with a
`server;
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`automatically transmitting information that indicates an access telephone number to the mobile device via a
`data channel;
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`automatically associating the telephone access number with a switch associated with the server;
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`receiving, at the switch associated with the server, an outgoing call from the mobile device to the access
`telephone number via a second channel;
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`receiving, at the server, information from the switch indicating the outgoing call is being made to the access
`telephone number from the primary telephone number; and
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`receiving, at the switch, information from the server directing the switch to:
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`(a) connect the outgoing call to a contact telephone number indicated by the mobile device, and
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`(b) identify a telephone number from which the outgoing call is being made as the secondary
`telephone number.
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`IPR2023-00360 - ’770 Patent - Claim 1
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, the method comprising:
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`associating a secondary telephone number with a primary telephone number in at least one computer
`memory device, the primary telephone number being assigned to a handset;
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`acquiring first digital information from the handset over at least one data channel, the first digital
`information indicating primary call processing rules for handling calls directed to the primary
`telephone number;
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`storing the primary call processing rules in the at least one computer memory device;
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`acquiring second digital information from the handset over the at least one data channel, the second digital
`information indicating secondary call processing rules for handling calls directed to the
`secondary telephone number;
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`storing the secondary call processing rules in the at least one computer memory device;
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`receiving an incoming call over at least one voice channel at a switch, the switch being associated with a
`bridge telephone number such that calls directed to the bridge telephone number are
`automatically routed to the switch, the incoming call being directed to a handset-associated
`telephone number, the handset-associated telephone number being the primary telephone
`number or the secondary telephone number, and;
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`based on the primary call processing rules or the secondary call processing rules: transmitting pre-call
`information to the handset over the at least one data channel the pre-call information including
`the bridge telephone number and the handset-associated telephone number, such that the handset
`is capable of displaying the handset-associated telephone number to a user and, based on user
`input, accepting the incoming call by connecting with the switch over the at least one voice
`channel using the bridge telephone number.
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`IPR2023-00361 - ’105 Patent - Claim 1
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a telephone handset in a computer memory associated
`with a server;
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates a selection of call processing rules for the primary
`telephone number in the computer memory;
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates a selection of call processing rules for the
`secondary telephone number in the computer memory;
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`receiving an electronic indication of an incoming call to the secondary telephone number at the server, said
`electronic indication of an incoming call being received from a switch associated with the
`server;
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`automatically accessing the call processing rules for the secondary telephone number under the control of
`the server responsive to the receipt of the electronic indication of the incoming call to the
`secondary telephone number;
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`automatically handing the incoming call in accordance with the accessed call processing rules for the
`secondary telephone number;
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`transmitting pre-call information via a data channel to the handset under the control of the server, said pre-
`call information including a bridge telephone number for connecting the handset to the incoming
`call at the switch; and
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`receiving, at the server via the data channel, an electronic indication of a selection of a call processing rule
`for handling the incoming call to the secondary telephone number, or
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`establishing a voice channel connection between the handset and the switch as a result of the handset calling
`the switch using the bridge telephone number.
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`IPR2023-00361 - ’105 Patent - Claim 2
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`2. A method for providing telephone service to a telephone handset having a primary telephone number
`assigned to the telephone handset, wherein at least a secondary telephone number is associated with the
`primary telephone number assigned to the telephone handset, the method comprising:
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`A) in response to an incoming call to the secondary telephone number received by a switch, retrieving, by a
`server from a database, a first bridge telephone number to be used for completion of the
`incoming call to the secondary telephone number, wherein the first bridge telephone number is
`associated with the switch such that calls to the first bridge telephone number are automatically
`routed to the switch; and
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`B) transmitting, from the server to the telephone handset via at least one data channel, pre-call information
`including the first bridge telephone number, whereby the pre-call information allows the
`telephone handset to accept the incoming call to the secondary telephone number by making a
`first bridge call using the first bridge telephone number to connect the incoming call to the
`telephone handset via the switch.
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`Claim Construction
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`• “channel” (all proceedings)
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`• “transmitting pre-call information” (-00360 & -00361 proceedings)
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`• “a bridge telephone number for connecting the handset to the
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`Claim Construction
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`• “channel” (all proceedings)
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`• “transmitting pre-call information” (-00360 & -00361 proceedings)
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`• “a bridge telephone number for connecting the handset to the
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`Channel
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`Patent Owner’s Construction
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`-00357 PO Resp. at 6
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`Channel
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`The Patents Describe a “Data Channel” and “Voice Channel”
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`-00357, Ex. 1001 at 4:49-60
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`-00357 Reply at 1; see also -00357 Pet. at 37-38
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`Channel
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`Dr. Akl’s Deposition Testimony
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`Ex. 1102 at 41:23-42:4
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`-00357 Reply at 2
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`Dr. Akl’s Deposition Testimony
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`Ex. 1102 at 35:1-5
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`-00357 Reply at 2
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`Dr. Akl’s Deposition Testimony
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`Ex. 1102 at 30:2-31:4
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`Dr. Akl’s Deposition Testimony
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`Ex. 1102 at 34:4-8
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`• “channel” (all proceedings)
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`• “transmitting pre-call information” (-00360 & -00361 proceedings)
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`• “a bridge telephone number for connecting the handset to the
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`-00360 PO Resp. at 14
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`-00361 PO Resp. at 14
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`Transmitting Pre-Call Information
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`The Claims Do Not Require Pre-Call Information to be
`Transmitted After Receiving an Incoming Call
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`• Flyp’s construction violates the “general rule [that], ‘[u]nless the steps
`of a method [claim] actually recite an order, the steps are not
`ordinarily construed to require one.’” Mformation Techs., Inc. v.
`Research In Motion Ltd., 764 F.3d 1392, 1398 (Fed. Cir. 2014).
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`• Neither the claim language, “as a matter of logic or grammar,”
`requires an order, nor “the specification directly or implicitly requires’
`an order of steps.” Mformation, 764 F.3d at 1398.
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`-00360 Reply at 3-5; -00361 Reply at 3-5
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`-00360 Ex. 1001 at 6:43-44
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`-00360 Reply at 5; -00361 Reply at 5; see also Ex. 1102 at 113:11-117:7
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`-00360 Ex. 1001 at 6:2-4
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`-00360 Reply at 6; -00361 Reply at 6
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`• “transmitting pre-call information” (-00360 & -00361 proceedings)
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`• “a bridge telephone number for connecting the handset to the
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`A Bridge Telephone Number For Connecting
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`Patent Owner’s Construction
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`-00361 PO Resp. at 18
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`A Bridge Telephone Number For Connecting
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`Patent Owner’s Construction Should Be Rejected
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`• Disguised attempt to require the claimed “pre-call information” to be
`transmitted after the incoming call.
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`• Improperly carves out situations where the bridge number is
`received and then used for a future call.
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`• The claim language does not require which mechanism/component
`uses the bridge number for the “connecting” process.
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`-00361 Reply at 6-7
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`Ex. 1005, FIG. 1 (annotated); -00357 Pet. at 9-10
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`IPR2023-00357 - ’585 Patent - Instituted Grounds
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`• Ground 1: Claims 1, 2, and 4 anticipated by Backhaus
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`• Ground 2: Claim 3 obvious in view of Backhaus and Saksena
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`• Ground 3: Claims 1, 2, and 4 obvious in view of Backhaus and Taylor
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`• Ground 4: Claim 3 obvious in view of Backhaus, Saksena, and Taylor
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`IPR2023-00357 - ’585 Patent - Claim 1
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a mobile device in a computer memory associated with a
`server;
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`automatically transmitting information that indicates an access telephone number to the mobile
`device via a data channel;
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`automatically associating a primary telephone number and access telephone number pairing with a
`corresponding secondary telephone number and contact telephone number pairing in the
`computer memory;
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`receiving, at a switch associated with the server, an outgoing call from the mobile device to the access
`telephone number via a second channel;
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`receiving, at the server, information from the switch indicating the outgoing call is being made to the access
`telephone number from the primary telephone number; and
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`receiving, at the switch, information from the server directing the switch to:
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`(a) connect the outgoing call to the contact telephone number of the secondary telephone
`number and contact telephone number pairing, and
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`(b) identify a telephone number from which the outgoing call is being made as the secondary
`telephone number.
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`Backhaus Discloses an Access Telephone Number
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`Ex. 1005 at [0049]
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`-00357 Pet. at 20
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`Backhaus Discloses the Access Telephone Number Is
`Transmitted Via a Data Channel (Petition’s “Second Way”)
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`Ex. 1005 at [0071]
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`-00357 Pet. at 25-26; -00357 Reply at 4-5
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`Ex. 1005 at [0072]
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`-00357 Pet. at 25-26; -00357 Reply at 4-5
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`Ex. 1005 at [0073]
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`-00357 Pet. at 25-26; -00357 Reply at 4-5
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`Backhaus’s Disclosure Is Consistent with
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`Ex. 1001 at 4:19-26
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`Ex. 1001 at 4:49-54
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`-00357 Pet. at 25-26; -00357 Reply at 4-5
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`Ex. 1005 at [0074]
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`-00357 Pet. at 25-26; -00357 Reply at 4-5
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`-00357 Sur-Reply at 11
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`Ex. 1005 at [0055]
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`IPR2023-00357 - ’585 Patent - Claim 1
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a mobile device in a computer memory associated with a
`server;
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`automatically transmitting information that indicates an access telephone number to the mobile device via a
`data channel;
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`automatically associating a primary telephone number and access telephone number pairing with a
`corresponding secondary telephone number and contact telephone number pairing in the
`computer memory;
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`receiving, at a switch associated with the server, an outgoing call from the mobile device to the access
`telephone number via a second channel;
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`receiving, at the server, information from the switch indicating the outgoing call is being made to the access
`telephone number from the primary telephone number; and
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`receiving, at the switch, information from the server directing the switch to:
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`(a) connect the outgoing call to the contact telephone number of the secondary telephone
`number and contact telephone number pairing, and
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`(b) identify a telephone number from which the outgoing call is being made as the secondary
`telephone number.
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`Patent Owner’s “Channel” Limitations Argument
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`Petitioner’s Reply
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`-00357 Reply at 10-11
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`Patent Owner’s Sur-Reply
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`-00357 Sur-Reply at 11-12
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a mobile device in a computer memory associated with a
`server;
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`automatically transmitting information that indicates an access telephone number to the mobile device via a
`data channel;
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`automatically associating a primary telephone number and access telephone number pairing with a
`corresponding secondary telephone number and contact telephone number pairing in the
`computer memory;
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`receiving, at a switch associated with the server, an outgoing call from the mobile device to the access
`telephone number via a second channel;
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`receiving, at the server, information from the switch indicating the outgoing call is being made to the access
`telephone number from the primary telephone number; and
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`receiving, at the switch, information from the server directing the switch to:
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`(a) connect the outgoing call to the contact telephone number of the secondary telephone
`number and contact telephone number pairing, and
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`(b) identify a telephone number from which the outgoing call is being made as the secondary
`telephone number.
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`Backhaus Discloses Communications Over a PSTN
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`Ex. 1005 at [0032]
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`-00357 Pet. at 33
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`-00357 Ex. 1002 at ¶ 79
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`-00357 Pet. at 35-36
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`Ex. 1011 at 7
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`-00357 Pet. at 35-36
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`Limitation 1(d)
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`-00357 Pet. at 36
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`-00357 Pet. at 40-41
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`-00357 PO Resp. at 29
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`-00357 PO Resp. at 30
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`-00357 PO Resp. at 29-30
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`Dr. Akl Admits Backhaus Uses a Conventional PSTN
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`Ex. 1103 at ¶ 109
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`-00357 Reply at 16
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`• Ground 1: Claims 1, 2, and 4 anticipated by Backhaus
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`• Ground 2: Claim 3 obvious in view of Backhaus and Saksena
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`• Ground 3: Claims 1, 2, and 4 obvious in view of Backhaus and Taylor
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`• Ground 4: Claim 3 obvious in view of Backhaus, Saksena, and Taylor
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`A Switch Separate From the PSTN Meeting the Claimed
`“Switch” Would Have Been Obvious
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`Ex. 1007 at FIG. 1A (annotated)
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`-00357 Pet. at 50-51; -00357 Ex. 1002 at ¶ 95
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`Ex. 1007 at [0008]
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`-00357 Ex. 1002 at ¶ 98
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`-00357 Pet. at 52-54; see also -00357 Reply at 18-19; Ex. 1102 at 87:16-88:8
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`Regarding the Scope of a “Switch”
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`Ex. 1009 at 23
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`Ex. 1009 at 22
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`Ex. 1102 at 89:13-19
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`-00357 Reply at 18
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`IPR2023-00358 and IPR2023-00359
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`• The disputed issues in IPR2023-00358 and IPR2023-00359 are
`substantively identical to those in IPR2023-00357
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`IPR2023-00358 - ’094 Patent - Claim 1
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a telephone handset in a computer memory associated
`with a server;
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`automatically associating a bridge or access telephone number with each of a plurality of contact telephone
`numbers in the computer memory;
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`automatically transmitting information that indicates the association of the bridge or access telephone
`number with each of a plurality of contact telephone numbers to the handset via a data
`channel;
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`automatically associating each primary telephone number and bridge or access telephone number pairing
`with a corresponding secondary telephone number and contact telephone number pairing in the
`computer memory;
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`receiving, at a switch associated with the server, an outgoing call from the handset to the bridge or access
`telephone number via a second channel;
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`receiving, at the server, information from the switch indicating the outgoing call is being made to the bridge
`or access telephone number from the primary telephone number; and
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`receiving, at the switch, information from the server directing the switch to:
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`(a) connect the outgoing call to a contact telephone number associated with the primary
`telephone number and bridge or access telephone number pairing, and
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`(b) identify a telephone number from which the outgoing call is being made as the secondary
`telephone number.
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`IPR2023-00358 - ’094 Patent - Claim 1
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a telephone handset in a computer memory associated
`with a server;
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`automatically associating a bridge or access telephone number with each of a plurality of contact telephone
`numbers in the computer memory;
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`automatically transmitting information that indicates the association of the bridge or access telephone
`number with each of a plurality of contact telephone numbers to the handset via a data
`channel;
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`automatically associating each primary telephone number and bridge or access telephone number pairing
`with a corresponding secondary telephone number and contact telephone number pairing in the
`computer memory;
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`receiving, at a switch associated with the server, an outgoing call from the handset to the bridge or access
`telephone number via a second channel;
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`receiving, at the server, information from the switch indicating the outgoing call is being made to the bridge
`or access telephone number from the primary telephone number; and
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`receiving, at the switch, information from the server directing the switch to:
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`(a) connect the outgoing call to a contact telephone number associated with the primary
`telephone number and bridge or access telephone number pairing, and
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`(b) identify a telephone number from which the outgoing call is being made as the secondary
`telephone number.
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a telephone handset in a computer memory associated
`with a server;
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`automatically associating a bridge or access telephone number with each of a plurality of contact telephone
`numbers in the computer memory;
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`automatically transmitting information that indicates the association of the bridge or access telephone
`number with each of a plurality of contact telephone numbers to the handset via a data
`channel;
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`automatically associating each primary telephone number and bridge or access telephone number pairing
`with a corresponding secondary telephone number and contact telephone number pairing in the
`computer memory;
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`receiving, at a switch associated with the server, an outgoing call from the handset to the bridge
`or access telephone number via a second channel;
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`receiving, at the server, information from the switch indicating the outgoing call is being made to the bridge
`or access telephone number from the primary telephone number; and
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`receiving, at the switch, information from the server directing the switch to:
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`(a) connect the outgoing call to a contact telephone number associated with the primary
`telephone number and bridge or access telephone number pairing, and
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`(b) identify a telephone number from which the outgoing call is being made as the secondary
`telephone number.
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`IPR2023-00359 - ’554 Patent - Claim 1
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`1. A method of providing telephone service, comprising:
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`automatically storing electronic information that indicates an association of a secondary telephone number
`and a primary telephone number with a mobile device in a computer memory associated with a
`server;
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`automatically transmitting information that indicates an access telephone number to the mobile
`device via a data channel;
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`automatically associating the telephone access number with a switch associated with the server;
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