TrekStor launches first Android tablet based on Intel’s IRDA reference design

There’s no shortage of cheap Windows and Android tablets with Intel Atom processors on the market these days. But last month Intel announced the company would make it even easier for device makers to build Android tablets with Intel chips.



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Nexus Player vs Apple TV : The battle for your TV

It’s round two for Google in the battle to get into your living room and with the failed first attempt a distant memory, the soon to be released Nexus Player will be the company’s newest weapon in this escalating war to get us onboard with streaming media.



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Intel Bay Trail-powered HDMI stick PC available online

A new Intel Bay Trail Atom-powered HDMI stick has appeared online. It's called the Meegopad T01. Unlike other similar devices we've seen flooding the market recently, offering features such as the ability to run Android apps or stream video content, this new device is a full x86 compatible PC.



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Asus PadFone X mini: First totally Intel smartphone in the US, good for BYOD

Asus is teaming up with AT&T to bring the PadFone X mini to the US on Oct. 24. The PadFone X mini has an Intel Atom processor and LTE modem, and is part of the chipmaker's push into the smartphone space. In spite of the "mini" in its name, the PadFone X mini has a 4.



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Google Adds Intel x64 Support To Android Emulator; ARMv8 Support Still Missing

Today, Google added the 64-bit Intel images (Windows, Mac OS X and Linux) to its Android emulator, signaling the fact that developers can now start testing their Android apps for 64-bit Intel-based devices.



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Intel Leads Non-iPad Tablet Processor Market

Intel, which has been striving to get processor design wins in mobile devices, has made progress in the tablet computer market, rising to No. 2 among suppliers behind Apple in the second quarter, according to the market analysis company Strategy Analytics.



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Budget Toshiba Encore Mini tablet: 7-inch display, quad-core Intel processor, Windows 8.1 OS

Android has the market covered when it comes to inexpensive tablets and they're usually from companies most consumers have never heard of. However, Toshiba is now selling its Windows 8.1 Encore Mini for the very low price of $119.



Source Budget Toshiba Encore Mini tablet: 7-inch display, quad-core Intel processor, Windows 8.1 OS

The most exciting Android tablet this year is coming from Dell

You wouldn't know it by the name, but the Dell Venue 8 7000 Series is shaping up to be a pretty special tablet. Measuring a measly 6mm in thickness, this Atom-powered Android slate surpasses even Sony's Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact in the race to be the world's thinnest tablet.



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Dell Cast bridges Android and Tvs for a desktop experience

Dell is taking on the Chromecast, but it's giving the concept a more business-minded yet limited twist of its own.



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Intel Announces The Reference For Android Design Program To Make Building Android Devices Easier

Intel understands a little bit about what it means to bring hardware to market.



Source Intel Announces The Reference For Android Design Program To Make Building Android Devices Easier

Asus launches Fonepad 7 with Intel Moorefield CPU (in China)

Asus started showing off its first 7 inch smartphone with an Intel Moorefield processor in June. Now the company has launched the Asus Fonepad 7 FE7530CXG in China, where it will be available for purchase starting September 1st.



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Flipkart and Intel Launch New Digiflip Pro Tablets With Atom SoCs

Flipkart in partnership with Intel has launched three tablets under its Digiflip Pro branding - the Digiflip Pro ET701, Digiflip Pro XT811, and Digiflip Pro XT911. Excluding the Digiflip Pro ET701, the other two tablets come with Wi-Fi only variants - Digiflip Pro XT801 and Digiflip Pro XT901.



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Asus MeMO Pad 7 (2014) Review: Android on x86

The camera on a tablet, especially a budget tablet, isn’t a critical feature, and it’s clear that Asus has made compromises in this department to keep the costs as low as possible. This leaves the tablet with a disappointing array of cameras, which I will only touch on briefly.



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Meet Intel's SoFIA, the super-cheap smartphone chip created in Singapore

SINGAPORE -- Poke around an industrial suburb here and you might stumble across a building whose signage tells you it belongs to a German company named Infineon. But back in 2011, Intel purchased the wireless portion of this business and renamed it Intel Mobile Communications.



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Dell’s latest Merrifield powered Venue 7 and 8 tablets launched in the US

Intel managed to gain a lot of attention at the Computex 2014 and its latest Merrifield SOCs are now hitting the market through the new Dell Venue 7 and 8 tablets.



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Asus Fonepad 7 with Intel Moorefield receives Global Certification

The Asus Fonepad 7 is an Android smartphone with a tablet-sized screen… or maybe it’s an Android tablet that makes phone calls.



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Microsoft and Intel moving ahead with Surface tablet

While a smaller version of the Surface tablet may be the main attraction at an upcoming Microsoft event, other changes to the line are also expected.



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Intel looks to Android, not Microsoft, to boost tablet business

IDG News Service - In case it wasn't clear already, Intel and Microsoft are no longer joined at the hip. Intel is trying desperately to grow its share of the tablet market, and with Windows flunking out on those devices, Android is where it's at.



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Intel turns to Chinese tablet makers

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Intel Education 2-in-1 is a rugged tablet for students

Intel is updating its line of education-oriented tablet and notebook reference designs with its first 2-in-1 device.



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Intel's Edison ditches SD form factor, adopts Atom SoC

Remember that tiny Edison computer Intel revealed at CES in January? The system was the size of an SD card, but it packed a dual-core Quark processor, wireless connectivity, and onboard memory and storage.



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Asus ZenFone 4, ZenFone 5 and ZenFone 6 launching on April 11

Asus will launch its new range of ZenFone smartphones in China on 11 April 2014. The company for now hasn't detailed global availability for the ZenFone 4, ZenFone 5 and ZenFone 6, which were announced by the company in January during CES.



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Nexus 8 Rumored To Feature Intel’s 64-bit Moorefield

We have heard rumors of a Google Nexus 8, and in all honesty it isn’t that far fetched.



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Intel’s New Effort to Turbocharge Cellular Networks with Modular Antenna Arrays

Intel says it has prototyped a chip-based antenna array that can sit in a milk-carton-sized cellular base station. The technology could turbocharge future wireless networks by using ultrahigh frequencies.



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Intel wants its new mobile chips in your phone, tablet, toaster and more

Desktop who? Windows what? The classic Windows-based PC remains Intel’s bread and butter, but it’s needed to diversify its diet for a long time.



Source Intel wants its new mobile chips in your phone, tablet, toaster and more

Intel Talks Atom Z3460/Z3480 (Merrifield), Z3560/Z3580 (Moorefield) and LTE at MWC 2014

For the past couple of years Intel has used MWC as an opportunity to update us on its mobile plans. This year is no different as Intel officially launches its latest LTE modem and first 22nm smartphone SoC. Intel is announcing their 2nd generation multi-mode LTE modem at MWC: the XMM 7260.



Source Intel Talks Atom Z3460/Z3480 (Merrifield), Z3560/Z3580 (Moorefield) and LTE at MWC 2014

Alcatel Lucent Teams with Intel, Telefonica

Alcatel Lucent Soci (ALU - Analyst Report) recently extended its collaboration with Intel Corporation (INTC - Analyst Report) for conducting research and development in cloud and security technologies.



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Intel launches 64-bit Atom processor Merrifield, slates Moorefield for H2 2014, partners with Lenovo, Asus, Foxconn

At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona today, Intel launched its latest 64-bit Intel Atom Processor (codenamed Merrifield) for smartphones and tablets. The company also disclosed details of its next-generation 64-bit quad core Atom processor for Android mobile devices, codenamed Moorefield.



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Intel finishes work on 64-bit Android 4.4 for x86 smartphones

Intel has completed work on a 64-bit version of Android OS for x86 smartphones, and the software will be ready to load on handsets with its upcoming Atom 64-bit chip code-named Merrifield. Intel has been making code contributions to the 64-bit version of Android 4.4 code-named KitKat.



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Intel Corporation (INTC), Fuhu Team Up on First Intel-based Android Tablet Just for Kids

EL SEGUNDO, Calif., and SANTA CLARA, Calif., Jan. 7, 2014 – Fuhu Inc., known for creating cutting-edge tablets and applications for children, today announced the new DreamTab tablet.



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Intel Says Its Processors Are Now 'Conflict-Free'

Intel Corp., the world's largest maker of computer processors, says its processors are now free of minerals from mines held by armed groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It's the first major U.S. technology company to make such a claim about its products.



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CES 2014: Asus introduces Intel-based smartphones, dual Android/Windows laptop

LAS VEGAS -- Taiwanese computer maker Asus introduced new, Intel-based smartphones at the annual Consumer Electronics Show today, along with an Intel-based laptop that converts into a tablet – and can also switch between the Windows and Android operating systems.



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ASUS ZenFone smartphone lineup debuted with Intel Atom processors

ASUS has taken the wraps off the new lineup of ZenFone smartphones powered by Intel Atom processors: the ZenFone 4, ZenFone 5, and ZenFone 6.



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ASUS PadFone Mini: Intel-Powered Android Phone Docks in 7-inch Tablet

ASUS is once again trying its hand at a phone that docks into a tablet, and adding several new twists in the process. The $249 ASUS PadFone Mini, a 4-inch smartphone, has a number of features that make it interesting in its own right: It’s powered by a 1.



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Intel CEO Talks Wearables, Quark Chips, Tablets for CES 2014

ARM-based chipmakers may have beat Intel to the punch when it comes to mobile, but the company famously known for PC chips is looking to make a big splash at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) next week.



Source Intel CEO Talks Wearables, Quark Chips, Tablets for CES 2014