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Wine on Android demoed, development still in early stages

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  • By Eric Abent
  • on 3 Feb, 2013
Wine on Android demoed, development still in early stages
Linux and Unix users might be pleased to know that work on an Android port of Wine has started. Those who were attending the Free and Open Source Software Developers European Meeting (FOSDEM) in Brussels had the opportunity to see Wine on Android in action, despite the fact that the port is still in the very early stages of development. How early are we talking? To give you an idea, today we were shown Wine running on an emulated version of Android.
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Intel says smartphone and tablet hardware will run Android 4.0 next year

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  • By Michael Crider
  • on 5 Dec, 2011
In an attempt to win back its place in the mobile market, Intel is hyping up its upcoming hardware designs with some Android flair. According to PC World, Intel-based smartphones and tablets running Android will be ready for next year. A version of Ice Cream Sandwich for the upcoming Atom Medfield system-on-a-chip is already at the production stage.
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ARM Development Studio 5 toolkit launches to public

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  • By Sam Koutroulakis
  • on 28 Nov, 2011
ARM Development Studio 5 toolkit launches to public
ARM has released an update to their development toolkit that claims an increase in Java performance by up to four times. Yes, this software is free and DS-5 CE (Community Edition) and some major enhancements from the previous version. The main difference is the including of ARM Streamline Performance Analyzer; this little tool helps developers keep an eye on how efficient their code is as it's executed, what more could a dev ask for?
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ARM fights back with Mali-T658 GPU, promises tenfold performance boost

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  • By Michael Crider
  • on 10 Nov, 2011
ARM fights back with Mali-T658 GPU, promises tenfold performance boost
The Android world is abuzz with the dazzling quad-core Tegra 3 at the moment, but ARM doesn't want you to forget about its mobile chip offerings. The company has shown off its latest Mali chip, the T658, yet another contender for the tiniest computing crown. The eight-core architecture should allow for significant performance gains in both the CPU and GPU.
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AMD Roadmap Leaked “DESNA” Tablets Detailed

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  • By Chris Burns
  • on 27 May, 2011
AMD Roadmap Leaked “DESNA” Tablets Detailed
If you'll remember back a few weeks we had a post up on AMD and their possible move to make chips that'd make some tablet-consumers very happy. Now there's been one big massive leak of a multi-page roadmap for AMD floating around and what do you know? Tablets are here! The current arena of AMD's chips contains AMD C-30 and C-50 chips that are straight up aimed at Intel's Atom chips for notebooks. These new C-series chips include an iterated AMD Radeon graphics core that's capable of handling 3D graphics acceleration and 1080p video playback. Sounds like its tablet party time.
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Ramos W15, W12 and W10 tablets teased ahead of CES 2011

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 31 Dec, 2010
Ramos W15, W12 and W10 tablets teased ahead of CES 2011
Ramos has teased three new tablets set to make their debut at CES 2011 next week, one of which will use Rockchip's new RK2918 SoC which we saw benchmarked earlier this week. The Ramos W15 has an 8-inch "high resolution" 16:9 aspect display and the new RK2918 ARM Cortex-A8 based processor, while the Ramos W12 makes do with the Cortex-A9 SoC and Mali 400 GPU, and has a 4:3 aspect 8-inch capacitive touchscreen. Finally, there's the Ramos W10, with the same Cortex-A9 as the W12, paired with 512MB of RAM and ROM, WiFi, Bluetooth, a gravity sensor and Android 2.2. No word on pricing at this stage. [gallery] [via MP4 Nation]
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Google planning Android “Ice Cream” tips ARM president

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 16 Oct, 2010
Google planning Android “Ice Cream” tips ARM president
Google's nomenclature for their version of Android after Gingerbread and Honeycomb has been leaked, with ARM president Tudor Brown telling Forbes it would be known as "Ice Cream".  The move keeps with Google's traditional of alphabetically naming successive versions of Android. Gingerbread is being tipped as Android 3.0, while Honeycomb - which will presumably follow on in 2011 - is said to be Android 3.5.  Forbes - or Brown - suggests Ice Cream will be Android 4.0, though Google itself isn't saying anything and it's possible the names could refer to more incremental version numbers.
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2GHz Motorola Android smartphone tipped for 2010

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  • By Chris Davies
  • on 10 Jun, 2010
2GHz Motorola Android smartphone tipped for 2010
Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha has revealed his ambitions to produce a 2GHz Android smartphone, with the outspoken exec claiming such a handset would be on the market by the end of 2010.  Jha didn't specify which processor he had in mind; as far as we've heard, Qualcomm's Snapdragon line - which has become popular among Android devices - will only reach 1.5GHz this year. However, there's some talk of a 2GHz NVIDIA Tegra chipset being used, though more likely perhaps is some form of ARM's dual-core Cortex A9, announced late last year.  Other sources suggest that Motorola is looking to "incorporate everything that is technologically possible in a smartphone today," which has a pretty broad scope.  We're guessing a hefty camera, HD video and more.
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