Intel hopes to find a foothold in the lucrative smart TV market with the introduction of a chip for TVs and set-top boxes. The Atom CE5300 media chip, announced on Tuesday, will allow users to watch ...

Intel seems to be developing a pair of augmented reality smart glasses, and we may see them at the company’s developer show next month. The Intel Remote EyeSight, a set of head-worn AR smart glasses, ...

Imagine a house that recognizes your face and opens the door, so you’ll never get locked outside. A house that you can remote control from anywhere in the world with the swipe of a touchpad; a house ...

Slowly but surely, devices like Philips Hue bulbs and the Nest thermostat are making our homes smarter. But just how smart can they get? To find out, Intel has created the Smart Tiny House, which ...

Intel have opened the door on their first smart glass venture. The Vaunt smart spectacles are able to display important information right onto your eyeball - don't worry, they assure you it's harmless ...

With a vision for improving the smart home, and a new Alexa developer's kit, Intel has a plan to grow its profile in the smart home. Rich Brown Former Senior Editorial Director - Home and Wellness ...

Over the years, we’ve seen folks try and fail at the smart glasses game. Google Glasses never had a chance, and even the Snap Spectacles heyday has come to an end. But that’s not stopping Intel from ...

Intel has designed a pair of smart glasses that won’t make you look like a hopeless geek. Called “Vaunt,” the peepers, which are still in the prototype phase, look like ordinary glasses, save for a ...

Intel’s purchase of Recon Instruments, a smart eyewear company, adds to the tech company’s small pile of investments in the fledgling wearables market. The deal (for an undisclosed amount) was ...

Intel INTC recently signed an agreement to purchase Smart Edge platform business from Canada-based Pivot Technology Solutions for $27 million in cash. The latest deal adds momentum to the chipmaker’s ...

When Intel showed off its Vaunt smart glasses (aka "Superlight" internally) back in February, we had high hopes for a new wave of wearable tech that wouldn't turn us into Borgs. Alas, according to The ...