| Intel porting Jelly Bean to work on Atom tablets, smartphones NDTV Intel is reportedly porting the latest version of Android - Jelly Bean to work on tablets and smartphones powered by Intel's Atom processor. The chipmaker has not given any time-frame for the porting to finish or when it will actually arrive in the devices. See all stories on this topic » |  NDTV |
| ARM Q2 Earnings Up 23% On Smartphone, Tablet Sales Forbes Last year, smartphones outsold personal computers for the first time, turning ARM's licensees into a growing threat to the Intel, whose processors dominate the PC and server businesses. In U.S. dollars, ARM reported second-quarter revenues rose 12% to... See all stories on this topic » |  Forbes |
Gotta Be Mobile
As much of today's mobile smartphones and tablets operate on ARM chipset architecture, rival Intelwith its x86 architecture is trying to further its push into the mobile space through Android by working on porting Google's latest Jelly Bean operating system for ...
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| Mobile chipmaker ARM outperforms smartphone makers Globe and Mail ARM's rival chipmaker Intel and its customer Qualcomm also reduced forecasts in recent weeks, reinforcing fears about the strength of demand for technology. Chief financial officer Tim Score said ARM's chipmaker customers were sounding notes of caution, ... See all stories on this topic » |  Globe and Mail |
| Intel will port Android 4.1 to power Atom tablets and smartphones Technology Bloom News Microsoft aims to bring together the world of Smartphones, Tablets and PCs using Windows 8. The goal is that the operating system will run on all devices, providing a similar familiar experience in interface, and with less substantial difference in power. See all stories on this topic » |  Technology Bloom News |
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Lenovo released an Intel Inside smartphone in China with a customized version of Android, and Motorola is due to release smartphones and tablets Intel chips with the Android OS later this year.Intel has a minimal presence in the smartphone and tablet ...
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TechSpot
Intel has confirmed it is working with Google to support newer versions of Android, including the latest Jelly Bean release, on smartphones and tablets powered by Atom processors. The company didn't share a time frame for when the Android 4.1 port would ...
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| Intel Working with Google to Port Jelly Bean to Atom-Powered Smartphones and ... TechnoBuffalo Intel's current batch of Android devices still run Android 2.3 Gingerbread, so anyone who owns an Intel-powered smartphone might only see an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update. As a result, we're guessing the Jelly Bean update will primarily apply to ... See all stories on this topic » |  TechnoBuffalo |
Daily Disruption
His job, as vice president of product management for Motorola Mobility, is to define the company'ssmartphones and tablets. Motorola Mobility, which has a collaboration partnership with Intel forsmartphones and tablets, holds more than 17000 cellphone ...
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