Guest post by “Last week, Intel announced that it had added x86 optimizations to Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, but the text of the announcement and included quotes were vague and a bit contradictory given the open nature of Android development. After discussing the topic with Intel we’ve compiled a laundry list of the company’s work in Gingerbread and ICS thus far, and offered a few of our own thoughts on what to expect in 2012 as far as x86-powered smartphones and tablets are concerned.”
http://www.securitynewsdaily.com/android-malware-problem-1344/
Android? No thanks.
I guess you are a winphone fanboi? Or iOS?
This recent comment from Chris DiBona seems so appropriate here…
https://plus.google.com/u/0/114765095157367281222/posts/ZqPvFwdDLPv
Intel is not cheap, I can’t be sure that they could have a competitive price.
Edited 2011-11-18 22:24 UTC
Intel’s magic recipe:
Just call it “Ultra-Phone” and put some “intel-inside” labels