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Apple Introduces A9, A9X SoCs For Its Most Powerful Mobile Devices

By Lucian Armasu Published

Apple announced its most powerful custom-designed chips yet, the A9 for the iPhone 6S and the more powerful A9X for the newly launched iPad Pro.

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Another $350 Flagship Killer: BLU Pure XL Smartphone Boasts 24MP Camera, 64 GB Storage, Fingerprint Sensor

By Lucian Armasu Published

BLU announced its latest flagship, the Pure XL, which brings a 6" 1440p screen, octa-core processor, fingerprint sensor, 24MP camera and 64 GB of storage for only $350.

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Asus ZenFone 2 Review

By Brian Magsipoc, Matt Humrick Published

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Asus’ 5.5-inch smartphone comes with an Intel processor and 4GB of RAM. Will its PC-like approach to creating smartphones leave you in a Zen-like state?

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Samsung Confuses Market With New 'Galaxy S4 Mini Plus' Device

By Lucian Armasu Published

Samsung launched the new Galaxy S4 Mini Plus in Europe with an upgraded processor, LTE and Kit Kat for a lower price than the original Galaxy S4 Mini.

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On MediaTek's Deca-Core Mobile Chip Strategy

By Seth Colaner Published

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Helio P10 Is Mediatek's Mid-Range Successor To The Popular MT6752 SoC

By Lucian Armasu Published

Chipsets
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Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Review

By Tim Ferrill, Alex Davies & Matt Humrick Published

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The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 sports a big, high-quality screen; large, removable battery; speedy processor; stylus; and specialized software for power users.

Android
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Helio X20 Mediatek Wants To Be Chip Powerhouse; 20nm Process Slows It Down

By Lucian Armasu Published

Mediatek handed out more details about its upcoming flagship chip, Helio X20, which is also the world's first deca-core and tri-cluster CPU.

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Samsung's New $14 Billion Chip Plant To Manufacture DRAM, Processors In 2017 (Updated)

By Lucian Armasu Published

Samsung to start production of DRAM and processors in its new $14 billion South Korean chip plant in the first half of 2017.

DRAM
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Why Intel Keeps Losing Money In Mobile (Op-Ed)

By Lucian Armasu Published

Three main reasons why Intel keeps losing money in mobile

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