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Live Blog: Intel and Nokia to collaborate on a new class of device
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... Intel has pulled the trigger and released some PR material about what is going to be announced. Nothing Earth shattering to be honest, which is why I’m hoping the call will yield some more meaty substance. A few select quotes: ...
Intel Inside Nokia Someday
Digital Daily —
... “We would love dearly to win one of the big guys, that really is the smartphone game, it really is a concentrated set of suppliers,” Intel CFO Stacy Smith told Bloomberg earlier this year. “We’re lurking behind every bush and showing them our product line.” Well, the ambushes to which he referred appear to have finally paid off. Intel (INTC) has landed a deal to develop chips with Nokia (NOK). During a conference call this morning Intel senior mobility VP Anand Chandrasekher announced a deal that will see two companies developing a “new mobile platform beyond ...
Intel & Nokia announce Moblin & Maemo collaboration; HSPA licensing
SlashGear —
... Details on the Nokia/Intel collaboration are out, and unless the duo are planning a big surprise for their imminent conference call it’s not quite the announcement ...
Intel and Nokia Announce Partnership
I4U News —
... running an Intel processor, you are going to be disappointed. The announcement is an agreement between the two firms to work on new mobile devices using Intel CPUs and technology. Part of the agreement also has Intel licensing some Nokia patents on 3G modems to use in future products. Intel licensed Nokia HSPA and 3G modem technologies specifically. The tow companies will also work together on open source software like Moblin among others. No new products were announced. Via Intel Posted on Tue, 23 Jun 2009 11:20:34 CDT | by Shane McGlaun ...
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Technologizer —
... Intel and Nokia join forces.
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A Nokia, Intel partnership makes sense, but they need to focus on smartphones
Between the Lines —
... Intel deperately needs to get into the mobile phone market, which is expected to grow far more rapidly than the PC market over the next decade. Nokia, while still technically the leader in global smartphone market share, badly needs to generate some smartphone buzz to help fight off growing challenges from Apple, BlackBerry, Palm, and Google Android. On Tuesday, the two companies announced a partnership in which Nokia will use Intel chips in its mobile devices. The collaboration will include both mobile chipsets and mobile broadband connectivity. However, the lack of detail ...
Intel y Nokia innovarán juntos en el mundo móvil y coordinarán sus Linux, Moblin y Maemo
Celularis —
... En una cuota más de pura innovación móvil, Intel y Nokia anunciaron que llegaron a un acuerdo que les permitirá trabajar en conjunto en el desarrollo de nuevas arquitecturas de dispositivos móviles no conocidos hasta hoy. Además, ...
Intel and Nokia Enter Into Technology Partnership, May Not Result in Anything
jkOnTheRun —
... Intel and Nokia announced a technology agreement today that is intended to drive both companies’ efforts in the mobile device segment. The agreement is broken down into three separate areas: ...
Intel and Nokia Strike Mobile Partnership, Including Open Source [OStatic]
GigaOM Network —
... Intel is getting very serious about mobile phones and platforms, as evidenced by a far-reaching partnership with Nokia, announced today. The partnership comes on the heels of Intel's acquisition of Wind River Systems, which is a big player in the embedded Linux, and embedded mobile technology space. As part of the new partnership, Intel and Nokia announced their intent to collaborate on numerous open source software projects, and Intel will license Nokia's HSPA-capable 3G modem intellectual property for upcoming mobile products. The goal is "to ...
Intel and Nokia Strike Mobile Partnership, Including Open Source
OStatic blogs —
... Intel is getting very serious about mobile phones and platforms, as evidenced by a far-reaching partnership with Nokia, announced today. The partnership comes on the heels of Intel's acquisition of Wind River Systems, which is a big player in the embedded Linux, and embedded mobile technology space. As part of the new partnership, Intel and Nokia announced their intent to collaborate on numerous open source software projects, and Intel will license Nokia's HSPA-capable 3G modem intellectual property for upcoming mobile products. The goal is "to define a new mobile platform ...
Intel and Nokia Announce Mobile Computing Partnership
Pulse2 - Technology News And Reviews —
... minds in the world, and will ultimately deliver open and standards-based technologies, which history shows drive rapid innovation, adoption and consumer choice,” stated Intel SVP and General Manager Anand Chandrasekher, Intel Corporation. “With the convergence of the Internet and mobility as the team’s only barrier, I can only imagine the innovation that will come out of our unique relationship with Nokia. The possibilities are endless.”
[via Intel PR/TechMeme] ...
Intel and Nokia team up; phones may get Intel processors
Obsessable News Feed —
... Conversations: Intel and Nokia Announce Strategic Relationship to Shape Next Era of Mobile Computing Innovation [intel.com] ...
Intel and Nokia Kiss, Plan to Make Super-Smartphone Babies
Fast Company - Technology —
... with ARM, and Intel will license HSPA 3G tech from Nokia to include in its chipsets, which can only mean it'll be able to sell them to other vendors.
Though we won't be seeing concrete products from this deal soon, it's definitely good news for the tech-savvy consumer. Because in the short term it's an incentive for Palm and HTC to push their smartphone tech onwards and upwards, and may even be a prompt for Apple to get its fabled mini tablet PC into reality.
[via Intel]
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Intel and Nokia announce cooperation agreement, no new products
Liliputing —
... Intel and Nokia have announced a partnership agreement covering hardware and software development. There had been a bit of buzz this morning in advance of the announcement, with a number of folks speculating that Nokia would announce a ...
Nokia and Intel announce a joint partnership to develop the next generation of mobile devices
Boy Genius Report —
Nokia and Intel announced a collaborative effort tyoday that will empower the next generation of mobile devices — according to Nokia and Intel at least. Each company will brings its respective expertise to the table in an effort to develop devices that will combine Intel’s low-power mobile chipset architecture with Nokia’s wireless broadband connectivity technologies. The collaboration will focus on and accelerate development in several open source mobile Linux software projects, including Moblin and Maemo. Everything ...
Intel, Nokia collaborate to launch new mobile computers
Unwired View —
... of the rumored Nokia Sparrow)
Intel also said that it has signed an agreement with Nokia to license its HSPA/3G modem technologies.
Sadly, the two companies did not mention when their first products will be commercially available.
Anyway, today’s announcement comes to confirm the Intel-Nokia oFono project, as well as Nokia’s plans to develop new MIDs and mobile computers, plans of which we’ve heard several times until now.
Via Press release ...
Intel-Nokia deal boosts open source
Open Source —
... That’s the key takeaway from today’s announcement between the chipmaker and the mobile phone company to develop new devices to compete with the Apple iPhone, RIM Blackberry and Google Android. ...
Afternoon Linkage for June 23rd, 2009
GEARFUSE —
... on Twitter Cassette Tape Artwork DESIGN: Cassette Tape Artwork [image] WEARABLES: "Slide to Unlock" Panties Bottle Cap Mustaches HARDWARE: Bottle Cap Mustaches Afternoon Linkage for June 23rd, 2009 By Vince Veneziani June 23, 2009 Comments (0) Filed under: Features Lord I was born a linkage man. Tryin’ make these links and doin’ the best I can. Topshop rents out free bicycles in NYC Intel is going to get deep inside of Nokia Glad to know I’m not alone The Rocketboard: ...
Intel and Nokia to collaborate, but no products promised
Technology: Technology blog | guardian.co.uk —
... turned out to be less interesting than we -- and Bloomberg -- imagined. The two companies have signed a "strategic partnership" but the main result is that Intel will get a Nokia HSPA/3G modem IP license for use in future products. This will presumably help netbook manufacturers to support 3G comms as well as Intel's Wi-Fi and WiMax comms. ...
Intel, Nokia Forge Alliance to Develop New Class of Mobile Computing Devices
Maximum PC all RSS Feed —
... Nokia and Intel have forged an alliance to develop a new breed of Intel Architecture-based mobile devices. Their collaboration, according to the press release announcing the partnership, will go beyond just smartphones and generic mobile devices; the two companies want their partnership to run the entire gamut of Mobile Internet Devices and embedded systems. ...
Parsing Intel & Nokia's 'Incredible' Partnership
Internet Evolution: —
... (NYSE: NOK) this week issued a hyperbole-filled press release about their new "strategic relationship. The release points to a future of more devices, more operating systems, and more confusion for consumers and corporations. And its importance to the future of wireless Internet and portable computing lies more in what it doesn't say than in what it does say. The release says the two companies will "marry the best features and capabilities of the computing and communications worlds and will transform the user experience, bringing incredible mobile applications and ...
Will Nokia Jettison Symbian for Android? [GigaOM]
GigaOM Network —
... The two companies recently announced in a press release “a long-term relationship to develop a new class of Intel Architecture-based mobile computing device and chipset architectures which will combine the performance of powerful computers with high-bandwidth mobile broadband communications and ubiquitous Internet connectivity.” ...
