| Intel vs ARM and the future of mobile technology Android Authority Qualcomm, Samsung, MediaTek, and Nvidia, are some of the biggest mobile SoC manufacturers, regardless of the operating system. Their combined market shares account for the vast majority of all smartphone and tablet chips, and they all share one thing ... See all stories on this topic » |
| US, UK intel agencies use Angry Birds for spying: report Business Spectator US, UK intel agencies use Angry Birds for spying: report. Reuters 1 hour ago. Technology · Security. Agencies have reportedly plotted ways to gather data from Angry Birds and other smartphone apps that leak user information onto global networks. See all stories on this topic » |
| Intel goes local for Jarvis voice control to outspeed Siri SlashGear Revealed at CES 2014, Jarvis aims to usurp Apple's Siri and Google Now by reacting to spoken commands and remotely controlling a smartphone, as well as delivering contextual information direct into the wearer's ear. However, unlike both of its rivals, ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Why Intel's 14-Nanometer Products Could Change the Game DailyFinance Intel's 22-nanometer designs weren't created with density in mind, nor were they intended to have the level of integration demanded by todays' tablet and smartphonemarkets. Intel gets it. Well, that's the bad news. The good news is that Intel looks to ... See all stories on this topic » |
| US, British spy agencies exploit 'leaky' apps for intel: report Reuters Among these new intelligence tools were "leaky" apps on smartphones that could disclose users' locations, age, gender and other personal information. The U.S. and British agencies were working together on ways to collect and store data fromsmartphone ... See all stories on this topic » |
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