Intel Salt Bay Android phone prototype benched

Over the past year or so Intel shipped around quite a few phone prototypes to its R&D centres around the globe, including Salt Bay and Red Hook Bay devices. Red Hook Bay benchmarks appeared a year ago and the device was Medfield based, but nothing became of it.



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Geeksphone Revolution Specs Revealed

Last month Spanish smartphone maker Geeksphone teased an upcoming device called the Geeksphone Revolution that is reportedly capable of running Android or Firefox OS. Back then little information was revealed regarding it with only the teaser message “The revolution is coming.



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Geeksphone makes the Intel switch with Revolution phone

Yup, the upcoming Geeksphone Revolution, a handset that'll run either Google's Android or Mozilla's Firefox OS, uses an Intel processor. Specifically Geeksphone Revolution will employ a 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z2560 processor when it ships in the first quarter of 2014, the Spanish company said Friday.



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D3, S0ix, and other Bay Trail tricks Intel's using to be a device player again

Summary: A worldwide effort, led in part by Intel Israel, helped developed a long-life, high performance processor that is now in dozens of devices. It's no secret, say Intel officials, that the company missed the boat when it came to tablets, which are now outselling laptops.



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Before Apple's iPad, there was the Intel IPAD. Seriously.

The iPad is universally known as one of the most coveted consumer electronics devices on the market. But have you heard of the IPAD? That would be Intel's botched attempt at building a tablet -- which nearly came out roughly a decade before Apple unveiled its first iPad.



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HP's Low-Cost 7-Inch Android Tablet Back at Walmart for $99

Walmart introduced HP’s Mesquite tablet last week on Black Friday, offering the Intel-powered slate for just $89 in a one-day-only promotion. Now, the device is back and retailing for just $100, though that’s with a $30 discount down from its full price of $129.



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Intel expected to ship 30 million tablet processors in 2014

Intel's tablet processor shipments for 2014 are expected to reach only 30 million units, accounting for about 10% of total tablet processor shipments and lower than the company's forecasted 40 million units as demand for Windows 8.



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Intel Promises $150 Bay Trail Android Tablets, Huge 64-bit Advances in 2014

Apple’s latest and greatest iPhones and iPads are currently beaming with smugness in all their exclusive 64-bit glory.



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Walmart Black Friday Deal: HP Mesquite Android Tablet With Intel Chip For $89

There are plenty of tablets out on the market these days. Perhaps the most popular is the Nexus 7 2013 model but at $279.99 for the 32GB, there’s still some room for a price drop to meet the range that some consumers are willing to pay for a tablet.



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Intel Demonstrates First 64-bit Android Tablet

Intel has a lot of catching up to do in the mobile space. The big dog on campus in mobile is ARM, which powers many of the smartphones and tablets currently available. One thing Intel is looking at to change the tide is 64-bit computing in mobile, which it demonstrated during an investor meeting.



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Intel Looks Beyond Traditional Markets

Technology companies are looking beyond traditional PCs, smartphones and tablets to drive growth in the next decade, and Intel Corp. wants to be ahead of the curve. The Santa Clara, Calif.



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Intel Nears Foundry Inflection Point

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Intel's new chief executive Brian Krzanich is clearly on the hot seat.



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Intel's first store coming to New York City, more locations to follow

Intel might be known for its processors inside PCs, but the company is now experimenting with a line of retail stores this holiday. A range of Intel "experience" pop-up stores are set to debut shortly, with the first opening in New York on November 23rd.



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Intel releases Bay Trail-M

Intel launched its Bay Trail-M ultra low voltage processors for netbooks and mobile devices over the weekend. According to CPU World the new mobile CPUs, branded this time as Celeron and Pentium, can manage twice the CPU performance, and up to three times faster graphics.



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Intel to produce “Tesla” mobile phones in Serbia – InSerbia News

BELGRADE – Next year in Serbia should begin the production of a mobile phone, named “Tesla” and for a start and edition of 50,000 pieces would be produced, said Vice President of “Intel”, John Davis. It would be a domestic phone with domestic price, said Davis.



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Intel's first modem with 2G, 3G and LTE is ready to roll in tablets, phones and laptops

You might see more (good) phones and tablets with Intel inside, now that the company has started shipping its new LTE-capable XMM 7160 chip to manufacturers.



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Intel will fab ARM chips

CHIPMAKER Intel, which has struggled to match the power efficiency of its Atom chip architecture to that of its rival ARM, will open its semiconductor fabrication plants to ARM chip designers. In a world of strange alliances, this will go down as one of the strangest.



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Intel is back in the 4G game, shipping its first smartphone LTE chip — Tech News and Analysis

Intel on Wednesday announced the commercial availability of its long-awaited LTE modem targeted at smartphones and tablets – the first step in making it a credible challenger to dominant 4G chipmaker Qualcomm. This isn’t Intel’s first LTE silicon.



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Intel Makes 14nm ARM for Altera

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Altera's deal in June to use Intel's 14 nm FinFET process took an interesting twist when the FPGA designer announced today it will pack ARM's 64-bit cores into its chips.



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Photos: Bay Trail tablets on show at the Intel Developer Forum

Summary: Intel offered a glimpse of its new Bay Trail tablets at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco. Android and Windows 8.



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Intel Bay Trail: Chipmaker doubles tablet performance as it takes fight to ARM

Summary: Intel today unveiled its new family of chips designed to challenge ARM in the tablet market - promising to deliver a two times performance boost on its earlier tablets and support a raft of new Windows 8 and Android tablets.



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Intel prepares ultra-small chips for Dick Tracy-style gadgets

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Intel is working on a new line of ultra-small and ultra-low-power microchips for wearable devices like smartwatches and bracelets, a bid by the company to make sure it will be at the crest of the next big technology wave after arriving late to the smartpho



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Intel’s Bay Trail benchmarked, makes first appearance in Toshiba 8-inch Windows 8.1 tablet

At IFA 2013 in Berlin, Toshiba has shown off the first tablet to be powered by Intel’s upcoming Bay Trail SoC. The 8-inch tablet, dubbed the Encore, gives us our first chance to demo Windows 8.



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Intel wins certification for Hillsboro wireless lab, accelerating mobile push

Intel said today that it has won certification for a Hillsboro lab to test its wireless technology and ensure it complies with standards around the world.



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Intel: Our new mobile chip SoCs it to its predecessor

Hot Chips Intel has released more details about its upcoming Clovertrail+ system-on-chip (SoC) platform for smartphones, and its enhancements appear to provide a big ol' boost above and beyond the company's current smartphone chip-wannabe, Medfield.



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Intel Bay Trail Prototype Tablets Demo

We had a chance to view one of Intel's reference design Bay Trail tablets in action, running Windows 8 and Android 4.2.



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Intel launches anti-Qualcomm and Nvidia offensive with Prestigio MultiPhone 5320 Android smartphone

European phone maker Prestigio has launched its new Intel-powered MultiPhone 5430 smartphone in the UK. The MultiPhone is the third Intel-powered smartphone to arrive in the UK, following the legacy set by the Orange San Diego and Motorola Razr I.



Source Intel launches anti-Qualcomm and Nvidia offensive with Prestigio MultiPhone 5320 Android smartphone

Intel Rumored To Be Prepping 14nm Atom Chip for Smartphones and Tablets

Make no mistake, the war over CPU supremacy is shifting to mobile, and unlike traditional battlegrounds like desktops, notebook PCs, and servers, it's ARM, not Intel, that has the biggest army.



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Intel to launch new tablet platforms, smartphone SoC

Intel will launch new tablet platforms, 14nm Cherry Trail in the third quarter and 14nm Willow Trail in the fourth quarter of 2014, as well as new smartphone SoC, 22nm Merrifield, at the end of 2013, Moorefield in the first half of 2014 and 14nm Morganfield in the first quarter of 2015, according



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Intel confirms it is shipping its new wireless data chip this month

An Intel executive confirmed that the company is on schedule to ship its newest LTE wireless data modem later this month in a move to challenge Qualcomm’s leadership in the vast mobile data networking chip market.



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A closer look at Intel’s acquisition of Fujitsu Wireless

Intel has quietly snapped up Fujitsu’s wireless division in a bid to further increase its LTE expertise. Specifically, it’s purchased Fujitsu Semiconductor Wireless Products, an Arizona-based arm of the Japanese company that specializes in LTE RF (radio frequency) technology.



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Intel Intros Two Atom-Based Tablets for Education

Intel's Education Solutions website now shows information about two Android-based tablets for the education market. These aren't available for consumers to purchase, but rather for educational institutions which will purchase the devices in bulk volume.



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Intel's 'Bay Trail' Atom chip could blur the line between PCs, tablets

Desktops, notebooks, tablets: Just five years ago, those three words defined three distinct classes of products. But now consumers are being asked to choose among all-in-ones, two-in-ones, convertibles, mini-tablets, ultraportables, and phablets.



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Intel Bay Trail-T to launch on 11 September

Intel’s new Bay Trail-T SoC appears to be ready for launch. According to VR-Zone, the new SoC will official launch on 11 September, giving manufacturers plenty of time to come up with cheap x86 tablets in time for the holiday season.



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Intel CFO Says Chipmaker Needs Mobile Product Wins

Intel Corp. (INTC), whose processors run more than 80 percent of the world’s personal computers, said the decline in the traditional PC market will persist as consumers shift to tablets and other mobile devices.



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Intel-powered ZTE Geek arrives in China on July 25th

When we first caught a glimpse of the ZTE Geek in Beijing, it was merely an awkwardly named prototype. Now, it looks like the smartphone with "Intel Inside" will soon be ready for primetime -- in China, anyway.



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Intel might kill Atom brand for Desktop

Bay Trail D is Intel's big quad-core hope for the desktop market and it looks like that this System on Chip part might lose its well-known Atom branding. From what we saw Intel plans to use the Celeron brand for entry BGA based SoC parts.



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Intel's tablet challenge: How Israel helped lay the foundations of its Samsung-led fightback

Summary: In just two years, Intel's Jerusalem team paved the way for the company's challenge in an industry dominated by ARM. Intel, something of a latecomer to the new world of mobile devices, has been playing catch-up with ARM, Nvidia and others in the battle for chip space on tablets.



Source Intel's tablet challenge: How Israel helped lay the foundations of its Samsung-led fightback

Intel’s Bay Trail Benchmarks Surfaced – ARM SoCs Left in the Dust

It is no secret that Intel wants to succeed in the mobile segment of the market as the transformation to mobile devices continues mercilessly. Unlike many other chipmakers who followed “the path of ARM”, Intel decided to stick with x86 and their Atom system on chip.



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Prestigio teams with Intel for slice of the smartphone market

Targeted at 'cost conscious' consumers, the device is set to retail at AED899 in the UAE from tomorrow.



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Report: Intel Will Speed Up Mobile Chip Development

Intel chief Brian Krzanich said the chip maker will speed up development and production of mobile chips.



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Intel looks past Windows, sees Android for future Core chips

Intel is now looking to the Android operating system as it breaks away from years of optimizing its top line of Core PC processors, including the recently launched Haswell processors, chiefly for Windows.



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Intel smartwatch trial confirmed but is it Apple’s iWatch?

Intel is working on a smartwatch, the company’s chief technology officer has confirmed, though there’s no hint whether long-standing rumors of an Apple collaboration are true.



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Fast Company

Introducing: Intel’s road map for the coming mobile wars. On any given day, Mike Bell totes around six or seven working cell phones in his backpack. "They're all checking my email," he explains, pulling out a few for display.



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Surprise! Intel smartphone trounces ARM in power trials

The industry analysts at ABI Research pitted a Lenovo smartphone based on Intel's Atom-based Clover Trail+ platform against a quartet of ARM-based systems, and Chipzilla's system not only kept pace with the best of them, but did so using less power.



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Intel Demonstrates Bay Trail-T Running Windows 8 and Android 4.2.2

Last month Intel took the covers off its next-generation Atom microarchitecture, codename Silvermont. The first consumer implementation of Silvermont will be Bay Trail, a quad-core SoC for tablets.



Source Intel Demonstrates Bay Trail-T Running Windows 8 and Android 4.2.2

DisARMing mobile: is Intel finally ready to live inside your phone?

It's been difficult to escape Intel's presence at Computex Taipei this week; not only has the chip maker used Asia's biggest computer event to formally launch its Haswell PC microarchitecture, it's yet again made the case that it's a serious player in the mobile space.



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Analyst: Intel Atom chip outperforms Nvidia, Qualcomm and Samsung

Analysts at ABI Research report that Intel’s latest Atom processor - the Z2580 clocked at 2.0 GHz - sets the bar for performance and current drain in smartphones.



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