Not optimistic.
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Intel's serious push into cellphones began late last year at its Developers Forum, where Google's Andy Rubin took to the stage to announce that all future versions of the Android operating system would include support for Intel's architecture. Since then, the company has shown off handsets from Lenovo, Orange, and Lava at CES and Mobile World Congress that all incorporate the Atom-based Medfield processor, and have shown impressive performance in benchmarks. With the Lava Xolo X900 leading the rest of the pack to market, track the progress of Intel's mobile platform right here.