Nvidia had at least two generations of Android tablets. Intel had several as well. These aren't smartphones, but they did have options for cellular modems, and

Nvidia had at least two generations of Android tablets. Intel had several as well. These aren't smartphones, but they did have options for cellular modems, and there's really not much difference. I've got two tablets at home, one with a 3g modem and sim card slot (a family friend got it free from at&t). Whine I'm not aware of AMD making processors for any mobile devices, there's also nothing stopping them. No, you can't buy either such device today, but reason they lost out had nothing to do with them being inappropriate for such use.