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Intel’s New Atom Chips Are Just Waiting For Phones To Catch Up
Today at Mobile World Congress, Intel launched its latest dual-core 64-bit mobile processor, Merrifield, and spilled some of the beans on its upcoming follow-up, the quad-cored Moorefield. Now they’re just looking for some devices to jump into.
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The World’s Smallest Bluetooth Chip Will Make Smartwatches Last Longer
The rise of wearable devices like smartwatches have spurred the world’s electronics makers to miniaturize their already tiny components even further. And TDK has managed to create what it’s claiming is the world’s smallest Bluetooth module, which also happens to be incredibly energy efficient.
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This Is The Most Complex Integrated Quantum Circuit Ever Made
It might look understated, but you’re looking at the most functionally complex integrated quantum circuit ever made from a single material — and it can both generate photons and entangle them, all at the same time.
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Toshiba Has A Lytro-Style Camera Ready To Pop Into Your Phone
Toshiba has just announced a new camera module that allows users to refocus smartphone photos after they’re taken, like Lytro’s light field technology. Unlike Nokia’s attempts to use software to refocus after the event, Toshiba’s solution uses new hardware to enable the manipulations.