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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Intel To Release Android 3.0 on x86 This Year
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Intel chief Paul Otellini revealed the company's plans to develop a version of Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) designed to run on its x86 architecture.
"We've received the Android code ? the Honeycomb version of Android source code ? from Google, and we're actively doing the port on that," Otellini said during Intel's conference call on Tuesday.
Otellini added that Intel is working with "first-tier notebook vendors" in order to deliver tablets with Atom chips and running a range of operating systems including Android 3.0, Windows and MeeGo before the end of 2011.
Otellini also underlined Intel's plans to bring Atom chips in smartphones in about a year. "We remain committed to success in the smartphone segment and we're actively working with a large number of handset manufacturers and carriers around the world on Medfield-based designs?which I think is still the first 32 nanometer phone apps processor in the industry."
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