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National and ARM license energy-saving technology

June 16, 2004 National Semiconductor and chip designer ARM have begun to license their PowerWise technology. TAGS: National Semiconductor Corp., ARM, power consumption, cell phone

ARM aims for security, power savings

October 15, 2003 With cell phones mimicking computers more and more, chip designer ARM is moving toward increased security and scaled-down power consumption. TAGS: ARM, 3G, microprocessor, cell phone, cell phone company, power consumption, battery, virus, security, Microsoft Corp.

TI teams to hang up cell phone crackers

June 29, 2004 Texas Instruments and ARM are "burying the security into the hardware," following the emergence of the first virus to target cell phones. TAGS: Texas Instruments Inc., ARM, Cabir virus, cell phone, virus, hacking, Symbian Inc., security

ARM's new chip aims beyond cell phones

October 19, 2004 Chip designer announces new processor for wider digital-device market, moving it beyond portable-device niche. TAGS: ARM, ARM Holdings, portable device, family, cell phone

Companies double up for dual-chip cell phones

October 20, 2003 NEC and ARM team up to design chips that will contain two or more processing cores, the calculating unit inside microprocessors, to be inserted into phones and home electronics devices. TAGS: ARM, ARM Holdings, NEC Electronics Corp., dual-core processor, multi-core processor, two-processor, Sun UltraSPARC, microprocessor, cell phone, telecommunications, server

The Achilles' heel in Google's phone plan

November 12, 2007 Can Google be a partner to cell phone makers? Only if the company can force itself to beg, beguile, and bluff, says CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos. TAGS: lifestyle, Starbucks Corp., Google Inc., ARM, cell phone company, handset maker, carrier, Microsoft PowerPoint, cell phone, handset, Microsoft Corp.

The unheralded monopoly

July 9, 2004 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos takes the measure of ARM, a chip designer that enjoys as formidable a monopoly as behemoths like Microsoft and Intel. TAGS: ARM, monopoly, handset, Texas Instruments Inc., England, Intel, camera, cell phone, Microsoft Corp.

Putting HD video on your phone

June 25, 2007 Texas Instruments says its new OMAP cell phone chips will deliver crisper images and fewer hiccups as early as next year. TAGS: Texas Instruments Inc., cell phone, ARM, India, Adobe Acrobat, Apple iPhone, Intel, video, camera

Sun inks new deals with old partners

June 27, 2005 Moves shore up Sun's dominance in market for supplying handset makers and cell phone operators with download software. TAGS: CLDC, Sun Microsystems Inc., ARM, cell phone, NTT DoCoMo Inc., Ericsson Inc., handset maker, Java, handset, conference, games

ATI puts 3D graphics in cell phones

January 7, 2004 The PC graphics chipmaker scales down its technology to bring high-end games to the world of mobile phones and handheld computers. TAGS: ATI Technologies, graphics chip company, ARM, OpenGL, chip company, 3D, handset, handheld, cell phone, 2D, games, console, mobile phone, PC, video
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