Texas Instruments demos new OMAP 5 chipset
At the Consumer Electronics Show on Thursday, Texas Instruments showed off the company’s OMAP 5 chipset in a reference platform running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. The 28nm …
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BGR and Qualcomm celebrate Snapdragon™ rebranding with huge giveaway!
In an age where mobile device components seem to grow by leaps and bounds every few months, it’s pretty remarkable that a pioneer in the …
Nokia Windows Phones to pack dual-core processors
Nokia will launch 12 Windows Phone devices in 2012 — and a few of them will offer dual-core processors. Speaking to Forbes during STMicroelectronics’ analyst …
Texas Instrument pushing for a more engaging ‘smart device’ experience
Today at Mobile World Congress, mobile processor juggernaut Texas Instrument held a press event to offer some additional details about its OMAP 4 and 5 …
Reality Check: Modding the DROID X may not lead to a bricked phone
A post by p3Droid on the My Droid World forums claims to shed some light on the rumored locked bootloader of the DROID X. According to …
Apple iPad to include a scaled down single core ARM Cortex A8 SoC?
Ars Technica has broken the silence on the Apple iPad processor and published new information on the mysterious A4 chipset that powers Apple’s upcoming tablet …
ARM to take lead in mobile PCs, outsell x86 systems by 2013?
Since the heyday of the UMPC, Intel has dominated the mobile PC market, from the Intel Celeron M in the Samsung Q1 to the current …
NVIDIA unveils the next generation Tegra processor
NVIDIA unveiled the next generation of its Tegra mobile processor at CES yesterday, promising to deliver tablets, smartbooks and smartphones with a blazing web browsing …
Samsung looks to make wireless phones more… wireless
Somewhere over the rainbow in a land far away, wireless phones will actually be wireless. We’re not just talking about cellular voice and data here …
Creative takes the wraps off Zii
“Zii is a super computer in a nano size.” Now that everything is out there in the open, we’re not entirely sure everything we know …
