EXHIBIT 9
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U.S. Patent No. 8,223,708

LG Stylo 6
US Patent No. 8,223,708: Claim 7

“7 [preamble]. A communication device for handling a scheduling information report in a user equipment (UE) of a wireless 

communication system, the communication device comprising:”

“7 [preamble]. A 

communication device for 

handling a scheduling 

information report in a user 

equipment (UE) of a 

wireless communication 

system, the communication 

device comprising:”

To the extent the preamble is limiting, LG’s Stylo 6 is a communication device for handling a 

scheduling information report in a user equipment (UE) of a wireless communication system. See U.S. 

Patent No. 8,233,708 col. 6 l. 35-38 (filed Jun. 4, 2009).

The Stylo 6 is a device for communicating over a cellular network whereby the MAC entity of the 

Stylo 6 handles the scheduling information reporting function.
US Patent No. 8,223,708: Claim 7

“7 [a]. a processor for executing a program code; and”

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“7 [a]. a processor for 

executing a program code; 

and”

LG’s Stylo 6 comprises of a processor for executing a program code. See ’708 patent col. 6 l. 39.

The Stylo 6 comprises a MediaTek Helio P35 Octa Core processor.

LG, LG Stylo 6 Specifications & Features 3 (2020), 

https://www.lg.com/us/support/products/documents/LGSpecSheet_RegionalCarriers_Stylo%206_082720.pdf.
US Patent No. 8,223,708: Claim 7

“7 [b]. a memory coupled to the processor for storing the program code; wherein the program code comprises:”

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“7 [b]. a memory coupled 

to the processor for storing 

the program code; wherein 

the program code 

comprises:”

LG’s Stylo 6 comprises a memory coupled to the processor for storing the program code. See ’708 

patent col. 6 l. 40-41.

The Stylo 6 comprises of an eMMC 5.1 memory coupled to the MediaTek Helio P35 Octa Core 

processor.

MediaTek Helio P35, MediaTek, https://www.mediatek.com/products/smartphones-2/mediatek-heliop35.
US Patent No. 8,223,708: Claim 7

“7 [c]. triggering a Buffer Status Repo[rt] (BSR) and a Power Headroom Report (PHR), wherein the BSR is a Regular BSR; and”

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“7 [c]. triggering a Buffer 

Status Repo[rt] (BSR) and 

a Power Headroom Report 

(PHR), wherein the BSR is 

a Regular BSR; and”

LG’s Stylo 6 executes a program that is capable of triggering a Buffer Status Report (BSR) and a 

Power Headroom Report (PHR), wherein the BSR is a Regular BSR. See ’708 patent col. 6 l. 42-44.

The Stylo 6 is capable of triggering a BSR when UL data is available for transmission, and triggering 

PHR in the UE upon expiration of the prohibitPHR-Timer.
US Patent No. 8,223,708: Claim 7

“7 [d]. performing resource allocation when having uplink resource allocated for a new transmission, wherein resource allocation 

priority of a Medium Access Control (MAC) control element for the BSR is higher than that for the PHR.”

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“7 [d]. performing resource 

allocation when having 

uplink resource allocated 

for a new transmission, 

wherein resource allocation 

priority of a Medium 

Access Control (MAC) 

control element for the 

BSR is higher than that for 

the PHR.”

LG’s Stylo 6 executes a program that is capable of performing resource allocation when having uplink 

resource allocated for a new transmission, wherein resource allocation priority of a Medium Access 

Control (MAC) control element for the BSR is higher than that for the PHR. See ’708 patent col. 6 l. 

45-49.

The Stylo 6 is capable of allocating resources to logical channels for transmitting MAC Control 

Elements upon having a resource allocation for a new transmission from a UL grant, deciding the data 

content of the MAC PDU based on the priority of logical channels while performing resource 

allocation, and prioritizing the allocation of resources to the logical channels to set the MAC control 

element for BSR priority higher than the MAC control element for PHR.