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Courts May Require Search Warrants for Cell Phone Records
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia rules law enforcement officials may need a probable cause warrant to collect cell phone location records. - The Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia ruled on appeal that federal law allows judges the discretion to require that the government obtain a probable cause search warrant before they attempt to access location data on a cellular phone. However, the ruling does say a warrant is requir...
Medical Smartphone Apps May Need New Federal Regulation
The FDA is evaluating if medical smartphone apps require additional federal regulation, according to reports. - The Food and Drug Administration is looking into whether smartphone apps that allow patients to monitor their vital signs wirelessly should earn FDA approval before implementation, according to a GigaOM report. Bradley Merrill Thompson, an attorney with law firm Epstein, Becker amp; Green wh...
Google Scribe Dabbles in Text Autocompletion
Google introduced Google Scribe from Google Labs, a text autocompletion tool. Google Scribe works very much like Google Suggest for the company's search engine. - Google has released a new Web service called Google Scribe, the company's latest in a line of autocompletion tools geared to help users complete tasks faster. Scribe, launched quietly to Google Labs in August, provides a sort of notepad user interface. The experiment is currently available in...
Bing, Yahoo Serve 25% of Search Queries
Microsoft Bing and Yahoo's search engines notched nearly 25 percent of U.S. search queries through their first week of integration, HitWise said. Google grabbed 71.6 percent share. - Microsoft Bing and Yahoo's search engines combined for nearly 25 percent of U.S. search queries through their first full week of integration, according to market researcher HitWise. Google logged 71.6 percent of all U.S. searches in the four weeks of August, up from 71.4 percent through July. ...
Unified Communications Adopted in Parts by Many Companies
While Unified Communications in some form is being broadly adopted by companies, very few actually use all available features. - Unified Communications, as a concept, is broadly supported by enterprises at nearly all levels. The idea of somehow integrating aspects of e-mail, voice mail, instant messaging and other communication methods sounds like a good idea to nearly everyone. But putting UC (Unified Communications) int...

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