Tablets are a big plus for mobile workers, but pose big challenges to IT. Take a deep dive into this detailed cost analysis and find out why Windows 8 on Intel-based tablets are the most cost-effective enterprise platform.

Safaricom and Intel provide an affordable smartphone that does not compromise the key user experiences: speed of processing, speed of accessing and browsing the Internet, and rich media support. Learn how they teamed up to define the hardware and software components of the Yolo™ smartphone, which sold out its initial inventory in less than two weeks after the late-January debut.

A smartphone or tablet armed with multiple types and layers of security stands a far greater chance of safely navigating through today’s treacherous mobile threats. Relying on out-of-the-box security is not enough. Intel and McAfee continue working together to protect users from different attack vectors. Read why devices today should employ four types of protection: device security, Web security, anti-theft, and privacy.

The pace and development process in Intel’s Mobile and Communications Group (MCG) has evolved tremendously since 2008. Read how the MCG team gained success with Lava, Lenovo, Motorola Mobility, Orange, and ZTE, and find out what their future plans are.

Intel® Software Adrenaline’s mobile app provides a window on the future—the evolving technologies, paradigms, insights, strategy, and roadmaps that will help you stay on the forefront of mobile computing, today and tomorrow.

Thanks to the increasing popularity of smartphones, tablet PCs, and other small-format mobile devices, traditional keyboard and mouse-driven computer-human interaction models have taken a backseat to touch-based experiences. With Windows* 8, Microsoft is creating a platform ecosystem for mobile and desktop applications that supports touch and other hardware sensor-driven interaction.

For Ashwini Asokan, mobile portfolio manager of the Intel Labs Interaction and Experience Research (IXR) division, and Adam Jordan, mobile portfolio design lead at IXR, location is context—where place, story, and data come together in a way that delivers highly personalized, compelling mobile experiences.

Intel Corporation’s emerging smartphone business has taken its first steps in the global market, with three Intel® Atom™ processor equipped Android* devices now selling in four countries.