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Bluestacks' Android-Powered Gamepop TV Console to Run iOS Games

Bluestacks has brought Android apps to PCs and Macs. And its upcoming Gamepop console will bring Android games to the TV. But none of this is unique — there are others who have tried similar things, most notably Ouya's Android-powered gaming console. However, Bluestacks has a radically more ambitious plan,...

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DisARMing Mobile: Is Intel Finally Ready to Live Inside Your Phone?

It's been difficult to escape Intel's presence at Computex Taipei this week; not only has the chip maker used Asia's biggest computer event to formally launch its Haswell PC microarchitecture, it's yet again made the case that it's a serious player in the mobile space. And on the face of...

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AMD Unveils Plans to Support Android and Chrome OS

AMD announces plans to offer support for Google's Android and Chrome OS. Could this pave the way for low-cost, low-power Android-powered PCs hitting the shelves, putting further pressure on the struggling Windows 8 operating system?

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ARM Mali Mesa Driver, New Code & Overclocking

The Lima driver is slowly but surely progressing for supporting ARM Mali graphics hardware in an open-source world. A Mesa driver has been started, their demo code can be faster than the binary driver, user-space memory management is being tackled, and evidently the management at ARM Holdings isn't too happy...

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Computex 2013: Intel Makes Case for Atom in Tablets and Smartphones

After many false starts, Intel may finally be gaining momentum in mobile with several wins in tablets and hybrids announced this week at Computex, and new Silvermont processors and a global 4G LTE modem on the way.

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