Latest Intel phone news
Intel's always-listening Jarvis headset unveiled at CES 2014 is similar to Apple's Siri, Google Now, and even Google Glass without the display. It's a personal assistant meant to be by your side all the time, able to have a conversation. But to differentiate... Read more
A portion of Intel's roadmap for the next three years has leaked, asserting the company plans to bolster its mobile platform performance lineup, according to a new report.Citing unnamed Taiwan-based manufacturer sources, Digitimes reported on Wednesday... Read more
Imagine tapping a slither of screen against your smartphone and transferring a document to it, along with the power to read it. Imagine no longer, the technology has been demonstrated by Intel.Researchers at the University of Massachussetts and the University... Read more
Intel is to make a more aggressive move into the smartphone business this year, taking on Qualcomm and Nvidia with dedicated mobile chipsets and a 4G LTE solution.Alongside announcements for its fourth-generation Ultrabook and tablet processors at Computex... Read more
Why should the developed world have all the good phones, asks Intel. Well, perhaps it didn't, but with its new range of low-cost handsets, it is targeting those in the developing world with phones that offer a full Android experience, but without the... Read more
Computer chip manufacturer Intel is already working on a 48-core processor, which would change the way we use smartphones and tablets.As well as its saving battery power - by assigning individual tasks to specific cores rather than having to share the... Read more
ARM, the microchip manufacturer whose hardware powers many mobile devices, has told us that it isn't taking rival Intel lightly."We take Intel very seriously," said Vincent Korstanje, vice-president of segment marketing at ARM, in an interview with Pocket-lint. "Intel... Read more
Intel has demoed a new feature of the company’s Ultrabooks at Computex in Taipei that will let users wirelessly charge their phone from their laptop.Intel claims to be able to deliver up to 3 Watts of power via the system, which is more than enough... Read more
It's a funny old time in the crazy world of chip architecture. Not only are companies like Nvidia, Qualcomm and Texas Instruments looking to jump head first into the Windows 8 revolution caused by Microsoft's new baby including support for ARM-based processors,... Read more
In a move that the Intel CEO and president joked “may have just started another core war”, Paul Otellini has dismissed the importance of cores in mobile phone CPUs. With the rest of the market racing towards quad-core processors on Android 4.0 Ice... Read more
When Intel hired Genevieve Bell in 1998 she was tasked with two things. The first was to help the company understand women, and the second was to understand the rest of the world.Thirteen years later and Bell says she hasn’t even started to get anywhere... Read more
Possibly good news for fans of Nokia wondering when their next flagship model will hit. Intel has confirmed to Pocket-lint that there will be a MeeGo powered Moorestown mobile phone on sale in the UK by the end of 2010."You will see MeeGo Moorestown devices... Read more
Intel is promising phone makers that its new Moorestown processor, now dubbed the Intel Atom Z-Series, will be able to offer handsets that can last up to 10 days without charge.The chip maker has detailed more information on its Moorestown processor,... Read more
Intel is to launch its Moorestown Atom platform for MIDs (Mobile Internet Devices) sometime early next year and we got a sneak peak at an upcoming device from Taiwanese OEM Wistron. The un-named device was on display at the Ericsson booth at the Taiwan... Read more
Intel has moved quickly to quash rumours that a new iPhone is on the way built around its soon-to-be released Atom chip - a rumour started by statements by one of its own execs. The chip-maker sent a statement to ZDNet Germany, which was one of the sites... Read more