Intel to Manufacture 64-bit ARM Chips Starting 2014
Intel breaks into the mobile market: it will manufacture 64-bit ARM chips starting next year.
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Geekbench results for the iPad Air reveal the A7 is clocked faster than the iPhone 5s.
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Global Smartphone Shipments Have Grown By 38.8% in Q3 of 2013 [IDC]
The latest data from International Data Corporation (IDC) reveals that global smartphone shipments for the third quarter of 2013, have grown 38.8% as compared to Q3 2012. The total number of smartphones shipped in the third quarter was 258.4 million, beating the previous record high of 237 million smartphones shipped in the second quarter of 2013. China now accounts for more...
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Google Smartwatch Release Imminent, Asian Suppliers To Begin Mass Production
WSJ reports that Google’s smartwatch is now in its late-stage development and the company is already in talks with Asian suppliers to begin its mass production.