Intel just announced that the work on their own special version of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean designed for smartphones with Medfield processors is now over. Of course, the company could…
The last couple of years Intel have worked very hard to come back (they sold their mobile chips division XScale to Marvell back in 2006) on the mobile processors market, which…
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Pictures have appeared online (in a Chinese forum actually) of an unknown Motorola phone, which obviously belongs to the RAZR family and according to the information, which comes with the picture, is called Motorola RAZR Blade. So far this is the only information we have about the device, but on this image it looks a lot like the render of the supposed Motorola RAZR smartphone with an Intel Medfield processor, which appeared online some time ago.
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In the new couple of months the first devices, using Intel’s new line of Medfield mobile chips, which were demonstrated at the Mobile World Congress recently, are going to hit the market. The chips are going to provide impressive performance , as proved in a couple of test, conducted by the German website Caschys Blog recently. The device, which was used for the benchmarks was the Orange Santa Clara and the benchmarks themselves – Qualcomm Vellamo and BrowserMark. As it turns out, the Intel Medfield device has managed to surpass the results of some of the current most powerful phones on the market at both BrowserMark (iPhone 4S) and Vellamo (Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy SII).
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