EMG Technology, LLC v. Motorola Mobility LLC

Filing 1

COMPLAINT against Motorola Mobility LLC ( Filing fee $ 350 receipt number 0540-3882383.), filed by EMG Technology, LLC. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A - '196 Patent, # 2 Exhibit B - Reexam Cert., # 3 Civil Cover Sheet)(Ainsworth, Charles)

EXHIBIT “B”

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US007441196C1

INTER PARTES REEXAMINATION CERTIFICATE (0299th)
US 7,441,196 Cl
United States Patent
( 10) Number:
(12)

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Gottfurcht et al.

5,481,296
5,524,195
5,594,509
5,602,596
5,615,384
5,621,456
5,689,669
5,745,909
5,809,415
5,815,142
5,862,220
5,890,175
5,914,941

(54) APPARATUS AND METHOD OF
MANIPULATING A REGION ON A WIRELESS
DEVICE SCREEN FOR VIEWING, ZOOMING
AND SCROLLING INTERNET CONTENT
(75) Inventors: Elliot A. Gottfurcht, Pacific Palisades,
CA (US); Grant E. Gottfurcht, Pacific
Palisades, CA (US); Albert-Michel C.
Long, Irvine, CA (US)
(73) Assignee: EMG Technology, LLC, Woodland
Hills, CA (US)

Certificate of Correction issued Dec. 9, 2008.
Certificate of Correction issued Dec. 30, 2008.
Certificate of Correction issued Dec. 16, 2008.
Related U.S. Application Data

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Int. Cl.
G06F 3/00

(2006.01)

(52) U.S. Cl. ....................... 715/740; 715/730; 715/760
(58) Field of Classification Search ...................... None
See application file for complete search history.
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(63) Continuation of application No. 09/518,015, filed on Mar. 3,

2000, now Pat. No. 7,020,845, which is a continuation-inpart of application No. 09/440,214, filed on Nov. 15, 1999,
now Pat. No. 6,600,497.

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Reexamination Request:
No. 95/001,286, Dec. 21, 2009
Reexamination Certificate for:
7,441,196
Patent No.:
Oct. 21, 2008
Issued:
Appl. No.:
11/373,324
Mar. 13, 2006
Filed:

Certificate Issued:

Vind, 0.; Make Your Web Site with an HTML; Jan. 2000;
pp. 40-43.
(Continued)
Primary Examiner—Andrew Nalven

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ABSTRACT

A method and apparatus of simplified navigation. A web
page is provided having a link to a sister site. The sister site
facilitates simplified navigation. Pages from the sister site
are served responsive to actuation of the sister site link. In
one embodiment, the sister site includes matrix pages to
permit matrix navigation.

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Claims 1, 9, 25 and 58 are determined to be patentable as
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1. A method of navigating the Internet, comprising:
displaying on-line content accessed via the Internet, the
on-line content reformatted from a webpage in a hypertext markup language (HTML) format into an extensible markup language (XML) format to generate a sister site, the sister site including a portion or a whole of
content of the web page reformatted to be displayed
and navigable through a simplified navigation interface
on any one of a television, web appliance, console
device, handheld device, wireless device or cellular
phone, the simplified navigation interface displayed in
a form of a two-dimensional layer of cells from a plurality of layers and a plurality of cells, the twodimensional layer in a form of a navigation matrix,
each cell is a division of a screen and exclusive to a
separate single navigation option associated with a specific unique input, the on-line content formatted to be
displayed in one or more of the plurality of cells and
formatted to be selected for navigation by one or more
of the unique inputs, navigation options to change
between layers of the simplified navigation interface
from general to more specific in each deeper layer;
displaying a hyperlink on the sister site to navigate to the
web page, or displaying a hyperlink on the web page to
navigate to the sister site;
receiving a user selection of one of the navigation options;
forwarding the selected navigation option across the internet to a server providing the simplified navigation interface;
receiving a next deeper navigation layer of the simplified
navigation interface corresponding to the selected navigation option; and
manipulating a region of the screen for viewing and
zooming and/or scrolling of the displayed on-line content.
9. A method comprising:
displaying a first advertisement, the displaying of the first
advertisement being via an internet and through a simplified navigation interface, the simplified navigation
interface presenting advertisements and content
through a plurality of layers and a plurality of cells, the
simplified navigation interface displayed in a form of a
two-dimensional layer of cells from the plurality of layers and the plurality of cells, the two-dimensional layer

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in a form of a navigation matrix, each cell in the navigation matrix associated with a specific unique input,
each cell is a division of a screen and exclusive to a
separate single navigation option, the first advertisement formatted for display in one of the plurality of
cells and formatted to be selected for navigation by one
of the unique inputs, navigation options to change
between layers of the simplified navigation interface
from general to more specific in each deeper layer;
displaying a first content via the internet and through the
simplified navigation interface, the first content displayed in one or more of the plurality of cells, the first
content reformatted from a web page in a hypertext
markup language (HTML) format into an extensible
markup language (XML) format to generate a sister site
to be displayed and navigable through the simplified
navigation interface, the sister site including a portion
or a whole of content of the web page reformatted to be
navigable by unique inputs through the simplified navigation interface on any one of a television, web
appliance, console device, handheld device, wireless
device or cellular phone;
displaying a hyperlink on the sister site to navigate to the
web page, or displaying a hyperlink on the web page to
navigate to the sister site;
receiving a first input, the first input received as the specific unique input that is uniquely coupled with an associated cell in the navigation matrix;
forwarding the first input across the internet to a server
providing the simplified navigation interface;
receiving a next deeper navigation layer of the simplified
navigation interface in response to receiving the first
input; and
manipulating a selected region of the screen for viewing
and zooming and/or scrolling of the displayed on-line
content.
25. A machine readable medium having instructions
stored therein, which when executed cause a machine to
perform a set of operations comprising:
displaying a first advertisement, the displaying of the first
advertisement being via an internet and through a simplified navigation interface, the simplified navigation
interface presenting advertisements and content
through a plurality of layers and a plurality of cells, the
simplified navigation interface displayed in a form of a
two-dimensional layer of cells from the plurality of layers and the plurality of cells, the two-dimensional layer
in a form of a navigation matrix, each cell in the navigation matrix associated with a specific unique input,
each cell is a division of a screen and exclusive to a
separate single navigation option, the first advertisement formatted for display in one of the plurality of
cells and formatted to be selected for navigation by one
of the unique inputs, navigation options to change
between layers of the simplified navigation interface
from general to more specific in each deeper layer;
displaying a first content via the internet and through the
simplified navigation interface, the first content displayed in one or more of the plurality of cells, the first
content reformatted from a web page in a hypertext
markup language (HTML) format into an extensible
markup language (XML) format to generate a sister site
to be displayed and navigable through the simplified
navigation interface, the sister site including a portion
or a whole of content of the web page reformatted to be
navigable by unique inputs through the simplified navi-

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gation interface on any one of a television, web
appliance, console device, handheld device, wireless
device or cellular phone;
displaying a hyperlink on the sister site to navigate to the
web page, or displaying a hyperlink on the web page to
navigate to the sister site;

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receiving a first input, the first input received as the specific unique input that is uniquely coupled with an associated cell in the navigation matrix;
forwarding the first input across the internet to a server to
providing the simplified navigation interface;
receiving a next deeper navigation layer of the simplified
navigation interface in response to receiving the first
input; and
manipulating a selected region of the screen for viewing 15
and zooming and/or scrolling of the displayed on-line
content.
58. A machine readable medium having instructions
stored therein, which when executed cause a machine to
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perform a set of operations comprising:
displaying on-line content accessed via the Internet, the
on-line content reformatted from a webpage in a hypertext markup language (HTML) format into an extensible markup language (XML) format to generate a sister site, the sister site including a portion or a whole of 25
content of the web page reformatted to be displayed
and navigable through a simplified navigation interface
on any one of a television, web appliance, console
device, handheld device, wireless device or cellular

phone, the simplified navigation interface displayed in
a form of a two-dimensional layer of cells from a plurality of layers and a plurality of cells, the twodimensional layer in a form of a navigation matrix,
each cell is a division of a screen and exclusive to a
separate single navigation option associated with a specific unique input, the on-line content formatted to be
displayed in one or more of the plurality of cells and
formatted to be selected for navigation by one or more
of the unique inputs, navigation options to change
between layers of the simplified navigation interface
from general to more specific in each deeper layer;
displaying a hyperlink on the sister site to navigate to the
web page, or displaying a hyperlink on the web page to
navigate to the sister site;

receiving a user selection of one of the navigation options;
forwarding the selected navigation option across the internet to a server providing the simplified navigation interface;
receiving a next deeper navigation layer of the simplified
navigation interface corresponding to the selected navigation option; and
manipulating a region of the screen for viewing and
zooming and/or scrolling of the displayed on-line content.