After all the rumors including word that Intel was backing away from its Atom CE4100 CPU it’s finally official: Google TV is moving from x86 to ARM, and Marvell is letting everyone know its Foresight platform has been selected to power the next generation of Google TV hardware.
After all the rumors including word that Intel was backing away from its Atom CE4100 CPU it’s finally official: Google TV is moving from x86 to ARM, and Marvell is letting everyone know its Foresight platform has been selected to power the next generation of Google TV hardware.
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Google TV officially switching to ARM, Marvell Armada 1500 CPU to lead the charge
If the most recent batch of S4 chips from Qualcomm wasn’t enough to completely satiate your thirst for new SoC’s, the folks from San Diego are adding two more options to the already heapin’ pile.
If the most recent batch of S4 chips from Qualcomm wasn’t enough to completely satiate your thirst for new SoC’s, the folks from San Diego are adding two more options to the already heapin’ pile.
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Qualcomm’s two new 1GHz dual-core chipsets make S1-to-S4 migration easier for manufacturers
Car mods come in many forms — including, even, a piece of cardboard with some switches and an LED display. The car being modded in this case is the Nissan Leaf , and the mod in question (still in its temporary form here, thankfully) is a simple but important one
Car mods come in many forms — including, even, a piece of cardboard with some switches and an LED display. The car being modded in this case is the Nissan Leaf , and the mod in question (still in its temporary form here, thankfully) is a simple but important one
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Nissan Leaf mod offers more accurate battery status, less streamlined interior
Last week, we were treated to an earful about Intel’s plans for its future chips — most notably, that it’s committing to 3D transistors across the board.
Last week, we were treated to an earful about Intel’s plans for its future chips — most notably, that it’s committing to 3D transistors across the board.
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Next-next-gen Atom will be a system on a chip called ‘Silvermont,’ pack 3D transistors?
For now, the HTC Flyer can console itself for not having a second core (like all the other guys ) by noting that its 1.5GHz clock speed is faster than any other tablet. Pretty soon, however, the choice between speed and core count might not have to be made at all, as ZiiLabs has just announced new dual-core and quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 systems-on-chip that run at the same 1500MHz speed as the Flyer
For now, the HTC Flyer can console itself for not having a second core (like all the other guys ) by noting that its 1.5GHz clock speed is faster than any other tablet. Pretty soon, however, the choice between speed and core count might not have to be made at all, as ZiiLabs has just announced new dual-core and quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 systems-on-chip that run at the same 1500MHz speed as the Flyer
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ZiiLabs outs dual-core ZMS-20 and quad-core ZMS-40 for Honeycomb tablets, clocks ‘em at 1.5GHz
Qualcomm’s back again with yet another set of impressive numbers. For the second quarter of this fiscal year, the chip giant saw record earnings of $3.88 billion, up 46 percent from the same quarter in the previous year, and collected $999 million of sweet profit which is a 29 percent jump from last year.
Qualcomm’s back again with yet another set of impressive numbers. For the second quarter of this fiscal year, the chip giant saw record earnings of $3.88 billion, up 46 percent from the same quarter in the previous year, and collected $999 million of sweet profit which is a 29 percent jump from last year.
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Qualcomm reports record quarterly revenues, boasts 100th Snapdragon device
What might Android gaming look like on a Samsung Galaxy S II ? You’re staring it in the face right now. We spotted Samsung’s Orion / Exynos 4210 at GDC 2011, showing off the power of its dual-core 1GHz ARM Cortex A9 CPU and Mali-400 graphics on a nice big 1080p television screen — with a completely playable asteroid obstacle course that ran at a butter-smooth 60 frames per second in stereoscopic 3D
What might Android gaming look like on a Samsung Galaxy S II ? You’re staring it in the face right now. We spotted Samsung’s Orion / Exynos 4210 at GDC 2011, showing off the power of its dual-core 1GHz ARM Cortex A9 CPU and Mali-400 graphics on a nice big 1080p television screen — with a completely playable asteroid obstacle course that ran at a butter-smooth 60 frames per second in stereoscopic 3D
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Samsung’s Exynos 4210 flexes 3D gaming muscle at GDC 2011 (video)
So it turns out that NVIDIA roadmap we saw last month was as true and pure as driven snow. The barely conceivable quad-core Tegra chip that it listed has now been made official by none other than NVIDIA itself, with the company also informing us that the new silicon is already sampling out to prospective clients.
So it turns out that NVIDIA roadmap we saw last month was as true and pure as driven snow. The barely conceivable quad-core Tegra chip that it listed has now been made official by none other than NVIDIA itself, with the company also informing us that the new silicon is already sampling out to prospective clients.
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NVIDIA announces quad-core Kal-El SOC, promises it in tablets by August (video)
The days of the shotgun modem live on with MIMO — multiple-input and multiple-output adapters that offer numerous antennas to aggregate numerous parallel connections. Marvell just became the first to put such a solution on a tiny SoC , debuting its Avastar 88W8797 with dual 802.11n connectivity for transmission and receiving. This allows for 300Mbps transfers along with Bluetooth 4.0 and even FM transmission and reception, all built into a single chip with “advanced power management designed specifically for handheld products such as smartphones and tablets.” You know what that means: shotgun WiFi in next-gen mobile devices.
The days of the shotgun modem live on with MIMO — multiple-input and multiple-output adapters that offer numerous antennas to aggregate numerous parallel connections. Marvell just became the first to put such a solution on a tiny SoC , debuting its Avastar 88W8797 with dual 802.11n connectivity for transmission and receiving. This allows for 300Mbps transfers along with Bluetooth 4.0 and even FM transmission and reception, all built into a single chip with “advanced power management designed specifically for handheld products such as smartphones and tablets.” You know what that means: shotgun WiFi in next-gen mobile devices.
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Marvell unveils Avastar 88W8797, first wireless SoC for mobile devices with 2×2 MIMO
We’re still waiting for the first OMAP 4 devices to hit the market, but TI’s planning ahead — way ahead — with its announcement today of the OMAP 5 platform that really kicks things into high gear. The headline feature would be the inclusion of two Cortex-A15 cores, each running at up to 2GHz; Cortex-A15 is the fastest architecture ARM has announced to date, featuring performance roughly 50 percent better than Cortex-A9 at the same clock speed
We’re still waiting for the first OMAP 4 devices to hit the market, but TI’s planning ahead — way ahead — with its announcement today of the OMAP 5 platform that really kicks things into high gear. The headline feature would be the inclusion of two Cortex-A15 cores, each running at up to 2GHz; Cortex-A15 is the fastest architecture ARM has announced to date, featuring performance roughly 50 percent better than Cortex-A9 at the same clock speed
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TI announces OMAP 5: two high-performance and two low-power cores, devices next year
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