Intel first ARM chips coming by this year`s end.

Intel announced in 2016 a partnership with ARM to make ARM chips using their manufacturing proccess method.

These new chipsets are:

10nm 3.5GHz processor with 10 million transistors in (twice the density of comparable Samsung processor) and consumes only 0.25 mW/Mhz.

A 22nm FinFET ARM chip is also in the works and consumes 30% battery life than comparable 28nm devices.

Intel announced at ARM Tech Con 2017 the availability of them by the end of this year.

Intel will manufacture these chips for selling to OEM companies and is courting Apple for to take away Qualcomm from this business.

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Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year 2017.

WorldWide Tech & Science @worldwidegadget, Francisco De Jesùs @aquitayo, Henry Pasteur and Roberto Gòmez wish you a Merry Christmas 2016 and a Happy New Year 2017 and invite you to enjoy  the 2 videos below:

Foldable Smartphone WAR is about to start in 2017. Samsung first foldable phone is around the corner, says CEO.

3 years ago  Samsung showed the first foldable screens at CES 2013. There is a video ad since then showing 2 foldable smartphones concepts: phone to tablet and a phone with rollable screen that was also presented early this year.

Samsung’s first foldable phone is “right around the corner” according to Gregory Lee, President and CEO of Samsung Telecommunications America.

Samsung is not the only company that will make foldable smartphones. Recently Lenovo presented a slim smartphone that bends around your wrist like a smartphone, and a tablet that folds in half to convert it on a phone.

LG and Chinese startup Moxi Group are testing their concepts as well.

Speaking at the Future:Mobile conference, and reported by Recode, Lee said that the new bendable phones are incoming.

Explaining the delay behind getting them to market he continued, “it just has been very difficult to manufacture at a reasonable cost”. 

Rumors are saying Samsung will unveil more foldable smartphones concepts this August when the company will launch the Galaxy Note 7 and the Galaxy Note 7 edge.

We expect slim designs and light to carry models for the upcoming foldable smartphones in 2017.

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Samsung may introduce a foldable smartphone/tablet (smarlet) in 2017.

As we said on our before post Samsung continues working on the revolutionary foldable smartphone. Presents new patent application. we still believe Samsung will finally present its first foldable smartphone/tablet (smartlet) at the beginning of the year 2018 after Samsung ends its scheduled foldable display development from 2016 to 2017 as a time of Technology development.

However the korean site ETNews writer thinks : as the company will start a full mass production of foldable display the second half of this  year, Samsung will introduce its first foldable mobile (smartlet) in 2017.

Samsung Electronics has been preparing for Foldable Smartphones since 3 years ago.

“Although mass-production cannot be concluded hastily since Samsung Electronics still has few other major tasks to complete, I’ve heard that Samsung Electronics had made considerable amount of results in the time being.” said a representative of an industry that is familiar with development of Samsung Electronics’ Foldable Smartphone.

Samsung Electronics is showing confidence in Foldable Smartphones.

“Development of Foldable OLED is taking place according to our plan.” said Director Lee Chang-hoon of Samsung Display at performance conference call that took place in January. “We are planning on mass-production and release of this product by discussing with our partners.”

Let`s take this news as a rumor, Samsung has not officially announced nothing related yet, but has already applied for new patents for foldable smartphones this year.  

Forecast: 2013: Androids tablets leading worldwide market share, says IDC. Chart.

Forecast: 2013:  Androids tablets leading worldwide market share, says IDC. Chart.

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.

According to the latest forecast from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker, worldwide tablet shipments are expected to reach 221.3 million units in 2013, down slightly from a previous forecast of 227.4 million but still 53.5% above 2012 levels. Shipment growth is forecast to slow to 22.2% year over year in 2014 to a total of 270.5 million units. By 2017, annual market growth will slow to single-digit percentages and shipments will peak at 386.3 million units, down from the previous forecast of 407 million units.

One key factor to watch going forward is the mix of small vs. large tablets. The market has trended toward small tablets in a big way over the last 24 months, but the rise of large phones could well push consumers back toward larger tablets as the difference between a 6-inch smartphone and a 7-inch tablet isn't great enough to warrant purchasing both. Apple's launch of the iPad Air, a much thinner and lighter version of its 9.7-inch product, could herald another market transition back toward larger screens, presuming consumers are willing to pay the higher costs associated with bigger screens.

"In some markets consumers are already making the choice to buy a large smartphone rather than buying a small tablet, and as a result we've lowered our long-term forecast," said Tom Mainelli, Research Director, Tablets. "Meanwhile, in mature markets like the U.S. where tablets have been shipping in large volumes since 2010 and are already well established, we're less concerned about big phones cannibalizing shipments and more worried about market saturation."

A transition toward larger tablets could be a positive development for Windows tablets, which generally benefit from a larger screen area. Even so, Windows-based tablets are not expected to steal share from tablets running iOS and Android until the latter part of the forecast.

"For months, Microsoft and Intel have been promising more affordable Windows tablets and 2-in-1 devices," said Jitesh Ubrani, Research Analyst, Worldwide Tablet Tracker. "This holiday season, we expect a huge push for these devices as both companies flex their marketing muscles; however we still don't expect them to gain much traction. We're already halfway through the holiday quarter, and though there have been some relatively high-profile launches from the likes of Dell, HP, and Lenovo, we've yet to see widespread availability of these devices, making it difficult for Windows to gain share during this crucial period."

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