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’133 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices
1. In a computer system having a central processing unit (CPU), a graphical user interface including a display and a user interface selection device communicatively coupled to the CPU, a method for providing, and selecting from, a menu for a selected computer resource, said method comprising the steps of: To the extent the preamble is construed to be limiting, the Droid 2 includes a computer system having a central processing unit (CPU), a graphical user interface including a display and a user interface selection device communicatively coupled to the CPU, and provides for a method for providing, and selecting from, a menu for a selected computer resource. Figure 1-1 shows the Motorola Droid 2 (hereinafter, "Droid 2").
Figure 1-1
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Ex. A, "Droid 2 by Motorola," http://www.motorola.com/Consumers/US-EN/Consumer-Product-and-Services/Mobile-Phones/Motorola-DROID-2-US-EN (visited Sept. 9, 2010). This device is a handheld computer and accordingly includes a CPU. As shown, it includes a graphical user interface including a display. The device also includes user interface selection devices, including a touch screen and a keyboard. These elements are labeled in Figure 1-1. Figure 1-2 shows an exemplary Inbox email folder in the accused device's Email application. Touchscreen Keyboard
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’133 Patent Exemplary Motorola Devices Figure 1-2
generating a set of menu selections for the selected computer resource in response to receiving, by the CPU, a context menu generation signal from the user interface selection device, the generating step comprising the steps of: The Droid 2 generates a set of menu selections for the selected computer resource in response to receiving, by the CPU, a context menu generation signal from the user interface selection device. The accused devices generate menu selections in response to receiving a click that lasts longer than a prescribed period of time—i.e., a "long-click."—or in response to the user selecting the message by navigating to it using the arrow keys and pressing and holding the Enter key on the keyboard for more than a prescribed threshold of time. For instance, "[t]he Android system provides two types of menus you can use to provide functionality or navigation." (Menu Design Guidelines.) One of the menus that the accused devices generate is a context menu: "This is a floating list of menu items that may appear when you perform a long-press on a View (such as a list item)." Ex. B, "Creating Menus Documentation," http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/menus.html (visited Sept. 9, 2010). "The Android context menu is similar, in concept, to the menu revealed with a 'right-click' on a PC. When a view is registered to a context menu, performing a 'long-press' (press and hold for about two seconds) on the object will reveal a floating menu that provides functions relating to that item."
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Figure 1-3 shows an exemplary context menu. The Droid 2 generates this menu when the user performs a long click on an