A music cloud storage and streaming service. Used for iCloud and iTunes Match for music storage. Quatt Software for mobile advertising Wirel Developer of speech recognition software used in iPhones. Developer of software for cameras. Used on iPhones and iPads. Shaza Music Identifying App Emagi Software used to develop GarageBand for creating digital music Beats Headphones sold at Apple stores and to resellers. Electr onics Prime Motion Detection software used in Microsoft's Xbox game Sense systems APPENDIX Table 3-11 Regulatory Highlights Landmark Acts and Court Summary of Acts and Rulings Rulings Congress created the FCC and gave it the authority to regulate interstate telephone, radio, and telegraph companies. www.TechnicalPDF.com The Justice Department allowed AT&T to keep its monopoly but restricted it to common carrier functions. The Consent Decree mandated that any patents developed by Bell Labs, then AT&T, be licensed to all applicants requesting them. This led to the availability of-among many other things- microwave technology to MCI and the ability of competitive carriers to build fiber-optic-based long-distance networks. The Federal Communications Commission ruled that MCI, then known as Microwave Communications, Inc., could connect its equipment to the public network provided that the network was not harmed. This decision opened the competitive premises equipment (CPE) market to AT&T rivals such as Northern Telecom and Executone. Prior to this, only AT&T was allowed to provide telephones for connection to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). The Justice Department, in agreement with AT&T and with approval by Judge Harold H. Greene, agreed to a settlement Divested the then 22 Bell Operating Companies (BOCs) from AT&T www.TechnicalPDF.com Prohibited BOCs from inter-LATA long distance, sale of CPE, and manufacturing Mandated that the local exchange companies provide equal access (dial 1) from end users to all interexchange carriers The terms spelled out in the Modified Final Judgment were implem