Intel really let smartphones get away from the company. It failed to turn chiplines that had been popular with Windows Mobile into components we’d see on Android devices, and missed out on a lot of sales in the process. Now, Intel is trying to make up for lost time, and while we still haven’t seen more than a handful of new Intel-powered smartphones, at least it’s back in the game. Now the company’s talking a little about where it’s headed from ...
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