At Mobile World Congress, Intel is announcing its next generation mid-range and performance tablet platform, formerly codenamed Cherry Trail. These chips are built on the low-power variant of Intel's ...

Still struggling to find its way into the mobile market, Intel has announced its Atom x3, x5, x7 SoCs for the smartphone and tablet markets. The new, simplified name tags should also hopefully help ...

Intel is changing the branding on its low-power Atom processors. While Intel will continue to use the Atom name for chips aimed at a broad range of devices including smartphones, tablets, notebooks, ...

Intel’s latest Atom processors for tablets, notebooks, and other low power devices are here. The Microsoft Surface 3 is one of the first products to ship with an Intel Atom x7 chip based on Intel’s ...

Intel has a compelling opportunity in the low-end and mid-range of the smartphone market come 2016 -- if it can actually deliver competitive products. They are, however, cheap, and if performance ...

It wasn't too long ago since Intel announced its desire to enter the mobile market and compete with the likes of Qualcomm and Apple in the mobile market. However, it has been a while since that ...

When it comes to the mobile market, Intel is coming on strong as of late, and we’re not just talking about with notebooks. Intel’s Atom processors, while not as potent as their Celeron and Core ...

However, today we will be taking a look at Teclast's X98 Pro tablet, based on the Atom x5 Z8500 SoC, which is bound to end up in a lot more devices than the x7. In addition to the x5 Z8500, Intel ...

Every year it seems like Intel has some new idea that’s going to help push them into the mainstream where mobile processing is concerned. This year during Mobile World Congress 2015, they sure do have ...

Intel unveiled the successors to the 2013 Bay Trail tablet parts. Are they competitive? With that in mind, let's take a look at what Intel is bringing to the table with these parts, which will be ...

At Mobile World Congress, Intel finally launched its very first integrated cellular baseband and applications processor chips under the Atom x3 branding, which you can read more about here. These ...