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- CTIA sues San Francisco over SAR "Right-to-know" law
- Dragon Dictation 2.0 for iPhone iOS 4 now available
- Microsoft licenses ARM's processor architecture
| CTIA sues San Francisco over SAR "Right-to-know" law Posted: 25 Jul 2010 04:50 AM PDT The CTIA, which represents most wireless companies in the U.S., announced that it has filed suit against the city of San Francisco over the city's "Cell Phone Right-to-Know" law, which requires cell phone SAR ratings be displayed in retail shops. Read the full story here.
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| Dragon Dictation 2.0 for iPhone iOS 4 now available Posted: 25 Jul 2010 04:19 AM PDT On Friday Nuance announced that the 2.0 version of its popular speech to text input system, Dragon Dictation, is now avalable on the Apple iPhone platform. The app can be used to transcribe anything you say into it for use as a social network update, an email, or a text message. It supports both U.S. and U.K. English and is avalable for free from the iPhone App Store for a limited time. Read the full story here.
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| Microsoft licenses ARM's processor architecture Posted: 24 Jul 2010 08:21 AM PDT On Friday ARM, the designer behind most of the world's cell phone and smartphone processors, announced that it has penned a new ARM Architecture licensing agreement with Microsoft. This will allow Microsoft to potentially design its own ARM compatible chipsets, much in the same way that Apple and Qualcomm did with their A4 and Snapdragon processors. Read the full story here.
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