Asus cuts orders of Intel's smartphone platforms
Intel set to lose even more money in mobile
Intel struggling in smartphones
Asustek is cutting orders for Intel smartphone platforms and turning to platforms developed by Qualcomm and MediaTek instead due to delays in delivery of Intel's 4G SoFIA LTE chip, according to reports...
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