Verizon Patent Infringement

Inventor: Gabriel De La Vega Jr.
Patents: US 10,205,986 B2 and US 10,958,961 B2
Accused Infringer: Verizon Communications Inc.

📑 Claim Chart – US 10,205,986

Patent Claim Element Verizon’s Infringing Product / Service
A mobile device capable of capturing live videoVerizon smartphones on 5G network; marketed for HD/4K live capture
Transmission of said video to a networkVerizon 5G and LTE real-time video transmission
A server configured to manage multiple live video streamsVerizon Media servers (Yahoo Sports, Go90, Verizon Edge)
Selection of live video streams for broadcastVerizon Go90 & NFL partnerships allowed multiple stream selection
Display of selected video streams to end-usersVerizon apps (Yahoo Sports, NFL Mobile, Go90) delivered live video

📑 Claim Chart – US 10,958,961

Patent Claim Element Verizon’s Infringing Product / Service
A system allowing users to choose among multiple live streamsGo90 let viewers pick live games, concerts, shows
End-user devices for receiving and displaying live streamsVerizon smartphones & tablets on 5G/LTE
Network facilitating real-time live streamingVerizon 5G Ultra Wideband marketed as lag-free streaming
Management of concurrent live streamsVerizon supported multiple simultaneous live broadcasts (sports & entertainment)
Integration with advertising and monetizationVerizon Media included ads and subscriptions on live streams

Summary

Verizon has promoted and sold devices and services specifically for mobile live streaming, operated platforms (Go90, Yahoo Sports, NFL partnerships) that map directly to my patented inventions, and monetized through ads and subscriptions. Verizon’s conduct reads directly onto the claims of US 10,205,986 and US 10,958,961.