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Qualcomm is excited about wearables for many reasons, not least of which is because most people use one phone per person but everybody can have multiple wearables so it’s a huge market.

Chinese version 中文版： 人物专访：如何解决 IP 集成问题I recently had the opportunity to sit down with David Murray and talk about the current state of affairs for IP integration in the context of building systems. For…

Wearables are about taking the ubiquity of the Internet one step further. With virtually limitless applications wearable technology represents a huge value proposition and growth.

A 'smart' device isn't smart if you can only control it locally. What good is that? You need the ability to control your devices remotely. And that's where remote configuration comes into play.

We are currently in the early stages of a so-called “wearable revolution”, with several new wearable devices in different form factors and functions.

The 'Internet of Things' or 'IoT‟ represents an exciting opportunity for device manufacturers, service providers and consumers alike.  The ability to connect billions of 'things‟ to the internet…

Previous blog in the series: Mali Performance 3: Is EGL_BUFFER_PRESERVED a good thing?In my previous blogs in this series I have looked at the bare essentials for using a tile-based rendering architecture…

IntroductionThis last blog in the Movie Vision App series, following on from The Movie Vision App: Part 1 and The Movie Vision App: Part 2, will discuss two final movie effect filters.Movie Vision Filters…

Freescale Semiconductor, a global leader in embedded processing solutions, has released two Layerscape architecture (LS) SoCs based on the ARMv8 64-bit architecture that Freescale describes as “delivering…