Qualcomm adds more AI to latest Snapdragon chip | Arm cancels licence as row escalates

Hiya launches Chrome tool to detect deepfake AI audio | FCC adopts smartphone, hearing aid rules

To view this email as a web page, click here. Devices Edition 23 October 2024 Qualcomm adds more AI to latest Snapdragon Qualcomm unveiled its newest high-end smartphone SoC at its Snapdragon Summit, using an Oryon CPU first used in laptops. Read more Arm cancels licence as row escalates Arm reportedly moved to terminate a licence allowing US giant Qualcomm to use its IP to design chips, a move which could disrupt the global device market. Read more Hiya launches tool to detect deepfake AI US-based fraud and spam detection company Hiya rolled out a free Chrome browser extension to identify AI-generated deepfake voices by analysing the audio. Read more FCC adopts phone, hearing aid rules The US Federal Communications Commission unanimously approved rules requiring all mobile handsets to be compatible with hearing aids, a decision with the potential to liberate device access for 48 million people. Read more T-Mobile US claims 5G RedCap first T-Mobile US launched its first 5G reduced capability device, a unit developed in conjunction with TCL which advances a strategy the operator’s president of technology Ulf Ewaldsson told Mobile World Live is a major element in its tactics for the next-generation technology. Read more 3 UK offers training for phone addiction 3 UK kickstarted a nationwide initiative to help adult smartphone users manage their screen time, as data showed 58 per cent of 2,006 respondents to a survey struggle to limit interactions with their devices. Read more GSMA | 1 Angel Ln, London EC4R 3AB, United Kingdom This email has been sent to chogyi1980.bosa@blogger.com to inform you of products or services we believe may be relevant to you. This email is personal to you, for confidentiality and privacy reasons please do not forward. Update your preferences | Opt out from future communications | Privacy policy | About Us