Tag Archives: gaming

SUMMARY: The last day of IDF is always a mad rush to see all the things I haven’t quite had time for. I spent some time at the poster chats, talking to researchers working on projects ranging from helping people … Continue reading →

Today there was a double-long session focused on advances and products in the portable device space, called “Open Microphone for Intel® Atom™ Processor-Based Smartphones and Handhelds.” This rapid-fire session featured a large number of speakers who each had five-ish minutes … Continue reading →

SUMMARY: Rounding out the first day of sessions, I attended a panel discussion called “It’s All a Game: Gaming Technology and the Undergraduate Computer Science Curriculum,” where the academic community explored the future of gaming education in academia and how … Continue reading →

Whether its blogging about recent travels, editing and posting home videos, uploading photos of the kids, downloading or even composing music, today’s inspired content creators have moved outside of the office and into the home. Today’s consumers are demanding processor … Continue reading →

At one point during Dadi Perlmutter’s presentation I looked around and saw about 20 netbooks in use just in the section I was sitting in, and it hit me… these things aren’t just cute – they’re for real. Then I … Continue reading →

“This one’s for the gadget-lovers in the audience.” That’s what very well could have been the opening line of Pat Gelsinger’s keynote, as Gelsinger entered the auditorium through a door complete with a face-recognizing security system. Blingy? Yes. The biggest … Continue reading →

For those who haven’t attended an Intel Developer Forum before, here are two more excerpts from sessions that took place at IDF Shanghai this Spring. Check out “Inside Intel Next Generation Nehalem Microarchitecture” and “Extreme Mobile Gaming Design Considerations for … Continue reading →