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Intel, Nokia Announce Series 60 for XScale

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Oct 5, 2004, 10:11 AM by (staff)

Intel, Nokia, and Symbian today announced a collaboration to bring smartphones based on Nokia's Series 60 Platform to market using Intel's XScale processor technology. Intel XScale processors are already found in smartphones based on Microsoft's competing Windows Mobile platform. Nokia also has a similar, existing arrangement with Intel competitor Texas Instruments. In a related announcement, Intel and Symbian also announced a partnership to co-develop a 3G device reference platform based on Symbian OS and Intel XScale technology. The reference platform will enable mobile phone manufacturers to bring differentiated handsets to market faster.

Dec 1, 2021
Qualcomm will make a big push to bring high-speed mmWave 5G to more affordable phones in 2022, according to comments made by CEO Cristiano Amon during a Q&A session at the company's Snapdragon Summit event in Hawaii today. For a phone to support mmWave 5G, multiple specialty antenna modules need to be added, which can raise a phone's price by $50 – 100.

Nokia Brings New G Series to US

Jun 23, 2021
HMD Global is officially bringing its new Nokia G20 phone to the US for $200. The Nokia G10 was released here a few weeks ago.

Samsung Updates Watch, Buds

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Samsung today announced new smartwatches and Bluetooth earbuds: the Galaxy Watch4 series and Galaxy Buds2. Both feature a long list of small improvements over their predecessors.

Samsung Develops First LPDDR5X RAM

Nov 10, 2021
Samsung has announced a next-generation RAM chip that offers 1.3 time faster speeds while using 20% less power. This new type of RAM is called LPDDR5X, and the improvements are compared the best existing RAM technology for phones, LPDDR5.

Apple Watch Goes Ultra

Sep 7, 2022
Apple has refreshed its Apple Watch lineup with Series 8, a new Watch SE, and added a larger, more rugged Apple Watch Ultra for athletes and extreme adventurers. Apple Watch Series 8 has two main upgrades over Series 7: temperature sensors and Crash Detection.

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