by Robert Triggs, 3 days ago
The ASUS Fonepad was perhaps a bit of an odd product to begin with, a little too large to really be useful as a phone and not really cutting it as an amazing tablet either….
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by Robert Triggs, 3 days ago
The ASUS Fonepad was perhaps a bit of an odd product to begin with, a little too large to really be useful as a phone and not really cutting it as an amazing tablet either….
by Robert Triggs, 5 days ago
Intel’s a company which we all know. There’s a good chance that your old PC or laptop is running on an Intel chip, but the same probably can’t be said about your smartphone or tablet….
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by David Gonzales, 1 week ago
It was quite a long time coming, but today Intel finally took the wraps off its radical new Silvermont microarchitecture, signifying a revamp of pretty much the entire Atom mobile processor platform. It is based…
by Robert Triggs, 2 weeks ago
Intel, Samsung, and Telefónica have become the latest investors in Expect Labs, a startup company that is developing MindMeld, a new technology dubbed “anticipatory computing.” This isn’t the first time that Expect Labs has received funding from…
by Chris Smith, 3 weeks ago
An Intel executive has officially confirmed that Android notebooks will be available in stores in the future with prices starting at around the $200 mark. The news comes shortly after various unconfirmed reports mentioned Android…
by Bogdan Bele, 1 month ago
Intel plans to push convertible notebooks running Android, notebook vendor sources say, quoted by DigiTimes. The company will reportedly be working with its partners to put Android tablet-convertible notebooks on the market, with the first…
by Randy Khoo, 1 month ago
The 8GB version of the ASUS Fonepad with 3G mobile data and voice-calling has just been launched in South East Asia. This 8GB version features a microSD slot that is expandable to 32GB, and has 9…
by Adrian Diaconescu, 1 month ago
Intel had a timid debut in the Android décor, with its first mobile chips powering only a handful of entry-level phones from small manufacturers in 2012. But then the Lenovo IdeaPhone K900 got introduced during…
by Chris Smith, 1 month ago
A new benchmark result reveals that the Intel-based Lenovo IdeaPhone K900 is able to narrowly outperform the Samsung Galaxy S4 (Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 version), but other results for the same test show the Galaxy S4…
by David Gonzales, 2 months ago
At the Acer launch event in the Philippines today that we reported about earlier, the Intel-based Liquid C1 smartphone was the star of the show. Out of all the smartphone models launched by Acer during…
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by Adrian Diaconescu, 2 months ago
Last month’s MWC was sort of a letdown, so we didn’t really have much to talk about in the wake of what was once upon a time the biggest event in mobile. And yet there…
by David Gonzales, 2 months ago
Although it may seem like Acer has not been doing much in the smartphone department lately — its latest smartphone-related activity involved launching a number of new devices at last month’s Mobile World Congress —…
by David Gonzales, 2 months ago
Intel is on a mission to prove that it isn’t too late to catch up to other chipset manufacturers yet in the ever-growing world of Android. And its latest move involves releasing Android 4.2.2 Jelly…
by Nate Swanner, 2 months ago
The Chromebook Pixel is the new darling of the Chrome world, meant specifically for developers and those who are in the market for a high-end device. In engaging in this project, I made the Pixel…
by Robert Triggs, 2 months ago
There was an awful lot going on at MWC this year, when it comes to chipset technology. Nvidia, Intel, Qualcomm, and a lot of the other big players all had something to show off. So,…