Until now, FXI's Cotton Candy has been the only real choice if you wanted a USB stick-sized Android computer, and despite being shown off several times over the last six months it's still not on sale. Continue reading…
Mozilla has already revealed that it's working on a Metro-style version of the Firefox browser for Windows 8, but the company is now crying foul over what is says are Microsoft's intentions to limit Continue reading…
ARM processors now power everything from your Android phone to the latest version of Windows on tablets, but the architecture dates back to the days of British company Acorn Computers in the 80s. Reg Continue reading…
Mobile processor architecture is changing at almost a ridiculous pace — back in 2010, the single-core, 1GHz Snapdragon processor in the Nexus One was a marvel to behold. We're way past that now, Continue reading…
Several industry leaders have weighed in on a new Chinese government plan to approve a single instruction set architecture (ISA) standard, the system that describes how computer hardware deals with Continue reading…
The "consumerization of IT" is a key term used by organizations to describe the influx of consumer tech in business. Employees are increasingly purchasing smartphone devices and expecting big Continue reading…
Google's Chrome OS is currently only available on Intel Atom-powered Chromebooks like Samsung's Series 5 or Acer's AC700, but testing notes on the project's Google Code issue tracker suggest that this Continue reading…
We first officially heard about the Samsung Exynos 5-series back in November, and now we have a glimpse at what could be some additional details on the SoC. SemiAccurate has the image, reportedly Continue reading…
ARM has announced the latest entry in its Cortex-M line, which it claims is the world's most energy efficient microprocessor. The Cortex-M0+ is the successor to the Cortex-M0, which was notable for Continue reading…
Nokia's Stephen Elop has consistently spoken about the opportunity he sees in the tablet market, and now we may have the first details of how he plans to capitalize on it. DigiTimes reports word from Continue reading…
