A federal district court in California construed disputed claims in Firstface Co. Ltd.'s action against Apple Inc. for infringement of patents for activating display and performing additional function in mobile terminal with one-time user input. The court construed “inactive state"/ “while the touch screen display is turned off"; “active state"; “activation button"; “pressing of the activation button"/ “an activation button for pressing"; “fingerprint recognition"; “fingerprint authentication"; “in response to the one-time pressing of the activation button, the first function is performed . . ., and . . . the second function is performed when the one-time pressing is for a long time longer ...
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