It's been a busy few days for Leo, but his Intel i9-10900K and i5-10600K review samples have arrived! In this video, Leo goes ...

Leo has been a busy boy this week, attending Intel events and creating videos for your enjoyment for the first of Intel's launches around 12th Gen. In this video, Leo goes over some of the latest news ...

And the Intel design has pretty impressive specs: a 1.2 GHz processor, running Android Ice Cream Sandwich, a 3.5-inch screen, 1080p video quality, a 5 MP camera, dual SIM cards (to allow switching ...

Intel also teased "Moorefield," the follow-up to Merrifield, which will have two more cores running at speeds of 2.3GHz as well as faster GPU and memory. That will come out later this year.

Intel is calling it a “low-power voice trigger for finding mobile devices,” and the name is quite self-explanatory. An audio processor, which would act independently of the device’s main ...

Now, it's available for pre-order for $399 on Intel's website. The RealSense Smartphone Developer Kit, as its officially called, packs in a 6-inch screen, Atom X7-Z8700 processor and 2 gigabytes ...

Intel has never apologized for slamming IBM's Power server chip--a competitor to its Itanium processor--while simultaneously selling IBM Xeon chips for a different class of servers.

Intel announced it already dropped its Atom processors, codenamed SoFIA and Broxton. Does the company's latest decision have a ramification for the rumored Intel-based Surface phone?

The iPhone’s new chip should worry Intel It is Apple, not AMD, that threatens Intel’s hegemony by Vlad Savov Sep 16, 2016, 6:31 AM PDT ...

At CES 2013, Lenovo debuted its K900 smartphone, which features a 5.5-inch 1080p screen, but also happens to be the first smartphone to use an Intel Clover Trail+ processor.

Otellini: I don’t think there is a tablet- or phone-centric world. My view is we live in a personal computing-centric world. Different types of computing devices or form factors will appeal to ...

If Intel were to combine app processor and LTE baseband and give the SoC away, they could offer a 200$ cost phone. That assumes they would also be willing to give up their typical 60% gross margin.