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Intel offers new chip standard for business PCs
At the Intel Developer Forum in San Jose, Calif., ZDNet's Pat Houston sees a new computing platform that includes what Intel believes will become the new chip standard for business PCs--increasing speed, efficiency and security.
Bulverde turns photos into mobile video
At the Intel Developer Forum in San Jose, Calif., ZDNet's Patrick Houston sees Intel's upcoming mobile media processor code-named Bulverde in action.
Video codec to deliver media wirelessly
ZDNet's Patrick Houston reports on an emerging video compression/decompression module, H.264, which Intel is developing to deliver video entertainment and gaming content seamlessly to cell phones, PDAs and other mobile devices.
The 411 on 802.16a: Data, media, VoIP
At the Intel Developer Forum in San Jose, Calif., ZDNet's Patrick Houston sees a new Wi-Fi technology that uses the 802.16a wireless standard and touts a 10-mile coverage area.
N-Gage goes after mobile gamers
ZDNet's Patrick Houston takes a look at the yet-to-be-released Nokia N-Gage, a Bluetooth-enabled console/cell phone combination designed for wireless gaming.
Nokia's N-Gage calls on gamers
At the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles, cell phone maker Nokia raves to ZDNet's Patrick Houston about a device for calls, gaming and MP3-playing.
Siemens thinks small for cell phones
ZDNet's Patrick Houston looks at how Siemens keeps cell phones small by featuring a sliding keyboard design.
Bluetooth phone offers camera add-on
ZDNet's Patrick Houston looks at a Bluetooth/GSM cell phone from Siemens that works with a wireless headset and a mobile camera accessory.
Putting PC power in your phone
ZDNet's Patrick Houston takes a look at Intel's Manitoba chip, which promises to pump up the computing power of your cell phone while slashing its price.
