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FCC confident in its mobile phone radiation limits, seeks second opinions
Author: Antonio Pierce
Cast your memory back to last summer. Sweep away memories of iPhone 5 leakages galore, and you may remember that the United States Government Accountability Workplace (GAO) asked the FCC to review its radiation restrictions for smart phones. Now a couple of seasons later on, the FCC has finally wrapped up a report that replies to the GAO, and there are no changes to its RF radiation levels in sight since it feels comfortable with its present caps. “We remain to have confidence in the current exposure limitations, and note that more current worldwide standards have a comparable basis,” checks out the report. Nevertheless, provided that its standards were adopted in 1996, new research on radiation and the expansion of mobile devices, the FCC would such as some feedback concerning its constraints. It’s put out an ask for comments from concerned parties and even federal wellness and safety bodies.
Though the freshly-released paper didn’t rock the proverbial boat, it made one change worth noting. The pinna (external ear) is now classified an extremity, meanings the FCC allows devices to strike the tissue with even more radiation. Seem like poring through 201 pages of regulative minutiae? Click the source link below for the commission’s full dossier.
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Sony Xperia P review: a confident, middle-sized smartphone waiting for Android 4.0
Author: Conrad Thomas
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As the middle child from Sony Mobile’s NXT family, the Xperia P steps out from behind the Xperia S’ shadow with its own 4-inch screen — and a touch of WhiteMagic. Screen technology aside, the phone’s design follows a path very similar to Sony’s latest flagship and picks up a few quirks of its own on the way. The see-through button strip is actually touch-sensitive on Sony’s 2012 middle-weight — a curious oversight on the bigger model.
It packs Sony’s 8-megapixel Exmor R camera sensor (likely to be the same one found in the Xperia Arc S), a dual-core 1GHz processor and just under 13GB of user-accessible storage. But there’s one unfortunate Xperia trait here — we’re still playing with Android Gingerbread, even while its ancestors begin to dip their toes into Ice Cream Sandwich. Does anyone want an incrementally smaller Android phone from Sony? And what exactly is WhiteMagic and what does it mean for the battery life?
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The Verge Interview: Stephen Elop ‘more confident than ever’ about Windows Phone
Author: Conrad Thomas
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop is on hand at MWC this week to help spread the company’s message to business partners, carriers, and the press. Ever gregarious and approachable, Elop gave us a few minutes of his time today to discuss the first year of Nokia’s transition, which got started with the announcement of a strategic alliance with Microsoft in February 2011. He was candid about the downsides of this fundamental change in strategy, noting the number of jobs Nokia has had to cut in an effort to streamline operations.
Today, Nokia remains very much in the middle of its transition, says Elop, but a lot has been accomplished in those short twelve months. His present assessment of the decision to move to Windows Phone is no less sanguine than…
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