If you're in the market for a seriously speedy mobile device, keep an eye out for Broadcom's VideoCore IV graphics processor under the hood. As reported over on Unwired View, the chip manufacturer has ...

You hear a lot about camera modules on mobile phones, but not so much about the chip that does all the work of compressing the images and video. The new Broadcom BCM2763 VideoCore IV can handle photos ...

Broadcom have outed a number of new chips, including a new 1080p-capable multimedia processor and an IP platform intended to add 3D graphics and multimedia capabilities to DVRs and set-top boxes. The ...

Smartphones have sure come a long way in a short amount of time. These days, we've got phones with 1GHz CPUs in them, and some netbooks can't even say that. But you know what the smartphone is still ...

Broadcom's VideoCore III multimedia processor certainly isn't the first of its kind, but if it actually does everything it's said to be capable of, we can count on having "3D gaming and HD ...

Theres a battle brewing as Micromax and Samsung go head to head with the launch of two smartphones that are certain to fly off the shelves... It has come to our attention that certain individuals are ...

Broadcom's VideoCore III chip gives cell-phone users access to high-definition video playback, 3D gaming, 12-megapixel camera capabilities -- without sacrificing battery life Broadcom on Tuesday ...

Broadcom Corp. has announced its entry into the applications processor market with the launch of the BCM2820 application processor. Optimized for high-volume markets, the chip combines a VideoCore ...

Broadcom VideoCore multimedia processor and an ARM11 applications processor anounced. The BCM2820 fully supports Linux in phones, mobile TVs and portable audio/video/game devices. BCM2820 Brings ...

Broadcom has announced the first public demonstration showing realistic mobile game benchmarks based on the emerging OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics standard, running on cell phone hardware. Utilizing ...

You’d be forgiven for thinking that the newer Raspberry Pi 4 gets all the love. For instance, the Raspberry Pi Foundation is working on drivers for the GPU to support the Vulkan 3D graphics API.

The Raspberry Pi is a single-board computer that sells for as little as $25 and which can be used for everything from learning to code to surfing the web to operating as a cheap home media center.