Intel and MIPS have Android ports to their respective architectures - enabled, in part, by Dalvik. So far, neither company has made a significant dent in the A

Intel and MIPS have Android ports to their respective architectures - enabled, in part, by Dalvik. So far, neither company has made a significant dent in the Android smartphone or tablet market, but that may be about to change for Intel. There's a leaked benchmark of their upcoming tablet SoC (Bay Trail) showing it easily beating the best ARM has to offer today (Snapdragon 800)... with one hand tied behind its back (apparently clocked at 1.1 GHz when Bay Trail is expected to go to 2.1 GHz): http://www.extremetech.com/computing/160320-intel-bay-trail-benchmark-appears-online-crushes-fastest-snapdragon-arm-soc-by-30 http://www.extremetech.com/computing/160320-intel-bay-trail-...