There’s a rumor that Microsoft is working on a new smartphone. Not much word on the specs of the handset but apparently, it would run the NVIDIA Tegra processor.
The Tegra chip, officially called as the APX 2500, is said to offer 3D visuals as well as 720p video playback. Another rumor has it that the mystery will be finally revealed at the Mobile World Congress next year in February.
We have no confirmation on this report yet so let’s just wait and see.
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