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A voice-recognition protocol is developed by a consortium of major telecommunications and technology firms, which contain a set of programming rules that can be easily incorporated into existing telephone and wireless networks. It is predicted that mobile communications will become more versatile if users can easily access data or messages through natural speech, thus research is carried out to access glut of information available on the Internet.

To date, no protocol has been widely adopted for remote graphics rendering on multimedia-capable embedded applications such as mobile devices. These devices face several challenges that have delayed making such [...]

In August, a U.S. appeals court overturned the tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) rule and ordered the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to craft a new one. According to [...]

Manufacturers have begun testing new products and equipment in preparation for the implementation of the OC-192 standard, which will allow information to travel along fiber optic lines at a speed of 9.953 gigabytes per second. Although the standard is far from complete and products are still unavailable, a large number of interexchange carriers and telephone firms have already expressed their intention to adopt OC-192 gear. Most communications firms plan to use the standard to create additional network capacity, but some intend to find applications in the field of video distribution., Despite predictions that one fiber could handle all telephone conversations in the world, some telcos and interexchange carriers are finding themselves 'fibered out.' It seems pushing ones and zeros through [...]

T1, originally a telephone term, describes the 1.544Mb/s data rate regardless of the medium it is carried by. DS-O (digital signal, level O) refers to the 64kb/s single channel rate. [...]