After years of research and work, Intel has partnered with Lava to launch its first smartphone, the Xolo X900. We investigate the new device and put it through its paces. "Intel can't make smartphones." That statement has summarized the opinion of any number of engineers and business analysts ever since Intel launched Atom back in 2008. The technically oriented have tended to emphasize the larger
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