MediaTek 10-core SoC employs huge.Medium.TINY design
Cortex-A72 backed by a squad of A53s
MediaTek appears to be working on a monstrous 10-core smartphone chip, based on ARM’s latest CPU cores.
MediaTek prepping two new tablet parts
Going after Allwinner with $5 chip
MediaTek is working on two new tablet SoCs and one of them is rumoured to be a $5 design.
MediaTek announces new IoT platform for developers
Speeds up time-to-market
MediaTek has announced a new development platform for Internet of Things (IoT) developers.
MediaTek hits sales target, up 17% up in March
Seasonal trends and inexpensive 64-bit parts
MediaTek has announced that it has managed to meet its sales target for the first quarter of 2015.
HTC One M9+ officialy unveiled in China
Not coming to North America or Europe
While there have been plenty of rumors as well as detailed specifications of HTC's One M9+ smartphone, HTC has now officially announced it in China and it will not be coming to North America or Europe.
Mystery GPU spotted in MediaTek tablet chip
AMD? Probably not, but it's possible…
An upcoming MediaTek SoC has been spotted in GFXbench and this tablet-oriented chip has created a lot of speculation thanks to the choice of GPU.
Chipmakers are skipping Cortex-A57, what are the implications?
Analysis: Stuck with Cortex-A53, next stop Cortex-A72
The 64-bit Cortex-A57 core is ARM’s latest and greatest CPU design, but very few chipmakers are actually building products based on this flagship core. In fact, many are skipping it altogether, so what’s going on here?
Mlais M52 Red Note review, hooray for commoditised Android
Review: $149 powerhouse fresh from Hong Kong
Chinese smartphones are going mainstream and western consumers are already familiar with brands like Xiaomi, Huawei and ZTE.
HTC One E9+ has 2K screen, live in China
5.5-inch phablet with MediaTek Helio X10 MT6795M
The world is still buzzing about the HTC One M9, but it looks like some of HTC's divisions are ready to move to a new adventures.
UMC scoops up 28nm SoC orders from TSMC
Qualcomm and MediaTek take the plunge
Last week it emerged that TSMC may be losing some 28nm orders to other foundries, and now it appears that UMC is snatching its business.