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Intel's COO Paul Otellini gave a keynote speech at 3GSM where he discussed design plans for 3G mobile phone chipsets due in mid 2005:
With the two applications processors working together, you'd have a product that included a 4 megapixel camera, or even two cameras, each with its own "quick capture" port, one of four and one of two megapixels. You'd have full UMTS capability on the Wideband CDMA encoding scheme. You'd have a battery life of "multiple days" - average of about four. You'd have seamless roaming from ordinary GSM to 3G to WiFi. It would be costly, yes; but it would be a device capable of astonishing performance. It would be equally happy as a Symbian, or a Windows Mobile, or a Palm or a Linux platform.
Close on the heels of Yahoo launching their own search engine comes the: Yahoo Keyword Density Analysis Comparison to Google. Interesting.
Here's the (so far uninteresting) /. discussion.