Intel convenes iPhone hitman summit
Thu, Feb 12th, 2009 |
Intel may build its own iPhone. Or maybe not.
According to Silicon Valley gossip site Valleywag, Intel recently gathered a gaggle of gawking giga-geeks to garner gabble regarding its gadget goals. Apparently, Chipzilla hosted an "invite-only 'brain drain'" to solicit opinions on its plans for a new gee-whizzy smartphone based on Google's Android operating system.
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