Reversi is a two player (in single-player games between the player and a CPU) game where players alternately place stones, one at a time, on a grid. The stones have opposing black and white faces, with one of the colors being allotted to each player.

The rumored product may have an ARM processor purring under its covers rather than a chip from Apple's current CPU supplier Intel. ARM chips already power the iPhone, come in at a low unit price, and are significantly more power-efficient than Intel's low-power netbook Atom CPUs.

The iPhone 3G might steal the show with 3G network features, but the 2nd Generation iPod Touch is prepped with a faster processor. Handheld Games Corp, developer of games for the mobile platform, reported to Toucharcade that the performance of the 3D game TouchSports Tennis on iPhone 3G was noticeably different from that on iPod Touch. To run consi

Word has been spreading around lately that the second-gen iPod Touch [Portal page] has a faster CPU than any of the previous Touch devices (including the iPhones). This was a bit strange when I first read it because I own an iPhone 3G, and it was easy to see that in comparison, a friends second-gen iPod Touch was visibly faster when there were on-screen GUI actions. I thought that because it was so clear that it was just a known fact that the second-gen iPod Touch was faster. And yet here I

Yesterday we were letting you know that Asus has announced its hottest device yet, the P565 smartphone with an incredible 800 MHz processor. Now we’ve got two neat comparison videos that show the true power of the Asus device’s CPU versus the one of a HTC Touch Diamond smartphone. Vsbenchmark can be seen in action below and you’ll notice that Asus P565 scores almost double the amount of its rival: Related posts:Asus P565 Is Alive! 800 MHz Processor on Board Makes it the Fastest Smartphone