Intel processors are ubiquitous in desktop PCs and laptops, and now they're finally making their way into smartphones. Intel announced Thursday that the first Intel-powered smartphone, the Xolo X900, will be available for sale on April 23. Read More >>
Featured comment by dirtymagic86:
"It will be interesting to see what real-world battery life they can get out of these things. May be a good indication of what we might get in Windows ..." More »
Featured comment by warriorscot:
"I always like the orange phones these days. Not a believer in spending ridiculous sums of money for phones I would rather get a cheap phone and use a ..." More »
According to a screenshot of a survey sent to Coolsmartphone, Orange is going to launch the Orange London -- a Gorilla Glass-equipped 4.03-inch smartphone powered by a 1.6GHz Intel CPU at its heart. Read More >>
Featured comment by 21st Century Lurch:
"It looks to me like the phone in the picture is just one of Intel's reference designs they showed off a while back, so the final phone might have less..." More »
At CES we saw Intel's first serious attempt at mobile processing, Medfield, being used in a handful of devices. Intel thinks it could give ARM a run for its money. ARM think differently. Read More >>
That Lenovo K800 phone, just announced at Intel's CES keynote and running off of the company's 32-nanometer mobile 1.6GHz Medfield chip? It's here. I played with it. It's... okay? Read More >>
Intel would be the first to admit that it's fallen far behind int he mobile game. The company desperately wants in on the post-PC land grab, but so far hasn't been able to put out a chip that's not a battery-draining false start. Medfield is the processor that's supposed to change all that. And based on our brief hands on, it honestly just might. Read More >>
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