Our mobile devices seem to have lots of power today, but the key to giving us real computer power in the palm of our hand is to use a real computer processor. According to In-Stat in the next three years or so mobile processors will be very common on smartphones. In-Stat reports that the mobile market is the largest growth segment ... continued »

We have been getting all giddy around here at the thought of mobile phone using the 1GHz snapdragon processor from Qualcomm. The processor promises all kinds of power and should make for a seriously robust smartphone. Qualcomm isn't the only new mobile CPU that has us all hot and bothered. Samsung has its new Hummingbird CPU based on the 45nm ARM ... continued »