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A big Texas “congrats” to Motorola on their Droid Launch!

Our TI team would like to congratulate our friends at Motorola on today's official Droid launch . We're thrilled to be a part of this game-changing device, which BoyGeniusReport called "the most advanced Android device on the market as far...

Published Wed, Oct 10 2009 12:12 PM by Brian Carlson

Tags: Brian Carlson, Android, Cortex-A8, WiLink, OMAP3430, Motorola, Android 2.0, Droid, Eclair
ARM Techcon3 - Showcasing ARM and TI Success and Providing a Glimpse into the Mobile Future

I always enjoy attending ARM’s annual technology conference (now called Techcon 3 ) to meet with the community of key technology providers that drive today’s hottest new products and will help enable our mobile future. The “cubed”...

Published Sat, Oct 10 2009 9:16 AM by Brian Carlson

Tags: Brian Carlson, ARM, OMAP, Stellaris, Beagleboard, mobile technologies, Sitara, Techcon3
Mobile processor comparisons: What they mean in an “apples-to-apples” sense

No doubt about it, mobile processors are getting a lot of attention as exciting new devices and applications come to market. On the supplier side, thousands of talented engineers around the world at a variety of semiconductor companies – including...

Published Wed, Jul 07 2009 5:55 PM by Brian Carlson

Tags: Brian Carlson, Cortex-A8, ARM, mobile processors, OMAP4, Atom, OMAP3440, OMAP3640
SMP goes mobile for more performance on your handset

With all the exciting things announced during Mobile World Congress, on of the most exciting the elevation in the performance Smartphones and other handheld devices. TI announced its new OMAP 4 platform that uses symmetric multiprocessing technology ...

Published Tue, Feb 02 2009 10:21 AM by Amy

Tags: Brian Carlson, SMP, ARM Cortex-A9 MPCore, Steve Jahnke, OMAP 4
Benchmarking ARM vs x86

We've already shared benchmarks from Pocketables.net comparing performance data from the ARCHOS 5 and the iPhone. These are similar devices as they are both using ARM-based processors. Much of the debate in the industry looks at the performance of...

Published Fri, Nov 11 2008 8:04 PM by Amy

Tags: mids, Brian Carlson, ARM Cortex-A8, ARCHOS 5, x86, Intel
Into the wild blue yonder - cloud computing extends usability of MIDs

Last week I saw this brief from InStat looking at Microsoft's move to make more applications available via the web. Cloud computing can really open up what you do with applications. With applications being hosted on remote platforms, uses cases for...

Published Wed, Nov 11 2008 2:39 PM by Amy

Tags: mids, Brian Carlson, InStat, cloud computing
Check out Archos Internet Media Tablets

TI's OMAP 3 platform is getting rave reviews on the new Archos Internet Media Tablets, including iGIZMO magazine and excellent video reviews at http://archosfans.com . There is also interesting commentary on UMPCPortal.com talking about TI's MID...

Published Thu, Sep 09 2008 5:14 PM by Amy

Tags: mids, Brian Carlson, Archos, iGIZMO, UMPCPortal, Internet Media Tablets
Seeing is Believing

Seeing is believing. There is a good head-to-head online demonstration showing how Texas Instruments OMAP(tm) 3 application processor enables Mobile Internet Devices with a full internet experience at competitive performance levels. This is the best way...

Published Wed, Sep 09 2008 4:11 PM by Laura

Tags: MID, TI, OMAP 3, Brian Carlson, ARM Cortex-A8

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