First we heard that Intel was working with competitors to take on the iPhone. Now Apple is reportedly considering using Intel's Moorestown mobile Internet device (MID) platform processors to create a new version of the iPhone. Intel had demoed an iPhone-like device based on the platform, due in 2009, at the latest Intel Developer Forum. Like the Samsung ARM processor currently used, Moorestown is a UMCP (ultra-mobile computing platform) system-on-chip design, and will combine processing abilities such as the CPU, graphics, video and memory controller onto a single chip. Moorestown can also support standardized communications capabilities such as Wi-Fi, 3G and WiMAX. This is music to many Apple users' ears.
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