From DailyTech: When it come to enterprise servers, information technology folks care less about precisely what architecture of CPUs are going in them, but more about the impact that any architectural shifts might have -- such as computing power, power efficiency, and compatibility...

From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp.'s next-generation microprocessors will not only become available later than expected, but will ramp up relatively slowly, according to sources with knowledge of Intel's plans. Apparently, the first Ivy Bridge chips will only emerge in late April, 2012...

From X-bit Labs: Nokia Corp. on Monday started a new era in high-end smartphone imaging with the Nokia 808 PureView smartphone that is the first to feature Nokia PureView imaging technologies, bringing together high resolution sensors, exclusive Carl Zeiss optics and Nokia developed...

From PC World: A German court has ruled in favor of Apple and dealt a crucial blow to Motorola Mobility in the ongoing patent battle between the two. The Karlsruhe Higher Regional Court decided today that Motorola Mobility can no longer enforce its standard-essential patent...

From CNET News.com: Intel unveiled a number of new partnerships and chips as the company, which is dominant in the PC business, attempts to find the same success with mobile devices.

Intel said today it was working with ZTE, Lava International, Orange, on handsets, while it...

From DailyTech: At the start of the 2012 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Qualcomm, Inc. (QCOM) has kicked things off with a bang, unveiling the MSM8960 "Pro" processor, an upgraded Snapdragon 4 dual-core processor which packs an improved graphics processing unit.

The new...

From DailyTech: All of the big names in the smartphone market at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) to show off their latest products. HTC is no exception, as it is launching a trio of new Android-powered smartphones.

The One X is the flagship of HTC's new "One" family and comes...

From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp.’s next-generation code-named “Ivy Bridge” microprocessor is yet to be released, but performance enthusiasts have already managed not only to overclock the central processing unit, but managed to set a record: the unreleased chip was clocked at clock-speed...

From X-bit Labs: Sony Corp. has announced the commercialization of a chip that supports close proximity wireless transfer technology called TransferJet. The chip supports 350Mb/s transmission speed and is aimed at various mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets. Sony...