Intel Ports Jelly Bean to Its Atom Processors
Sep 13, 2012, 7:32 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Intel has completed porting Android 4.1 Jelly Bean to its Atom smartphone processors. Intel's processors can already run earlier versions of Android. Intel's efforts in the smartphone space kicked off in earnest earlier this year and it already has chips in several phones available overseas. Porting Android 4.1 to its chips architecture means that phone manufacturers will be able to design Intel-based smartphones that will eventually run Jelly Bean.
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For some reason this seems like bigger news than the launch of the iPhone 5. And yet no one is even speculating about how the entrance of the largest microprocessor manufacturer on the planet (by far) into the cellphone industry will impact and shape this industry over the next 3 or 4 years, much less the next 10 to 20 years.
My speculation is that Android will have another leg up on the iPhone and could possibly, if intel gets it right, change how we look at phones processors.
Because I am an Intel fan and when I buy a computer I only buy one with an Intel processor.
Because I am an Intel fan and when I buy a computer I only buy one with an Intel processor.
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