Abstract: A dry powder inhaler is disclosed. The dry powder inhaler includes a first housing member and a second housing member being rotatable in relation to one another to prepare administering a medicament dose from at least one medicament reservoir. An air inlet, a first air outlet, and a second air outlet are provided. The air inlet and the first air outlet are connected by a first air channel via a dosage mechanism configured to arrange a dose from the reservoir into the first air channel. The air inlet and the second air outlet are connected by a second air channel. An inhalation chimney is provided internally forming the proximal portion of the first air channel and comprising the first air outlet at a first end thereof.

Abstract: An assembly for securing an electronic device to a support surface, comprises an anchoring unit and a mounting unit and is arranged to automatically connect the electronic device to a network when the mounting unit slides along the anchoring unit into a fully connected position. The assembly also is arranged to allow the electronic device to be securely held by the anchoring unit in an intermediate connection position without network connection.

Abstract: An assembly for securing an electronic device to a support surface, comprises an anchoring unit and a mounting unit and is arranged to automatically connect the electronic device to a network when the mounting unit slides along the anchoring unit into a fully connected position. The assembly also is arranged to allow the electronic device to be securely held by the anchoring unit in an intermediate connection position without network connection.

Abstract: Interoperability is achieved between wireless user communication devices that have different speech processing formats and/or attributes. A first wireless user communication device includes a primary speech codec that encodes a first speech message using a first speech encoding format. The encoded speech is then sent to a second wireless user communications device that includes a primary speech codec supporting a second speech encoding format. The first user device receives from the second user device a second speech message encoded using the second speech encoding format. The second speech message is then decoded by the first user device using a second speech decoder supporting decoding of the second speech encoding format. But the first communication device does not support speech encoding using the second speech encoding format—regardless of whether the first communication device includes or does not includes an encoder for encoding speech using the first speech encoding format.