Intel has ported Google’s Android 4.1 OS, called Jelly Bean, to work on smartphones based on the low-power Atom chips code-named Medfield. “I’m running it,” said Mike Bell, Intel’s vice president and ...

Intel is porting the Android 4.1 operating system, also called Jelly Bean, to work on smartphones and tablets using low-power Atom processors, the company said this week. The company did not provide a ...

Intel Innovation sure brought massive news and releases for this year's coming weeks or months with its latest products, innovations, and development to deliver better experiences with its processors.

Phone makers aren't the only ones interested in Google's Android software. Of the 34 companies that agreed to join Google's Open Handset Alliance, Intel's decision to participate is yet another sign ...

Intel is working on an app that will allow Android and iOS users to connect their phones to Windows PCs. The app will allow your PC to do everything from making calls to receiving notifications. Intel ...

"Strategic partnership" with Rockchip changes the way Intel sells its chips. If Intel has the capacity and is agreeable to making other people's chips, why can't they make A7s (or A8s) for Apple?