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They may be BFFs when it comes to computers, but as far as the iPhone goes, Intel's out to crush it with a low-power mobile chip of their own they hope will outperform the chip housed inside the iPhone. Intel's looking to get their chip inside as many iPhone rivals as possible, which in the long run spells good news for us, cause that means we'll see better phones with more features.
Intel Plans Chip for iPhone Competitors [iLounge]
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