Tag Archives: Mobility

One of the amazing minds and personalities behind Intel’s mobile technology innovation is Mooly Eden, who made a brief yet powerful appearance during Dadi Perlmutter’s keynote on Day Two of IDF. After that keynote, Mooly hosted a briefing to a … Continue reading →

Wednesday was jam-packed with innovation. It continued to be the theme across sessions–in the technology showcase, in the keynotes, and on those really big whiteboards. (video) I saw so much that engaged me, I’ve had a hard time cutting it … Continue reading →

This morning, after ample caffeination (kindly provided by the folks at IDF), I had the opportunity to listen to the keynote given by Dadi Perlmutter, who spoke about the evolving arena of mobile computing and how this vision of the … Continue reading →

This afternoon we and some Taipei-based bloggers sat down for lunch with Intel’s Vice President and General Manager of Mobile Platforms Group, Mooly Eden. What followed was an interesting conversation about the state of Intel’s mobility platforms as well as … Continue reading →

Lots of small, light, and thin computing platforms at this year’s IDF Taipei. <!– <!–

A few highlights from Smuel (Mooly) Eden’s keynote on Day 2 of IDF Taipei 2008. Mooly introduces the concept of the urban max pc: <!– <!– and discusses the roll of social networking in developing new mobility platforms: <!– <!– … Continue reading →

At the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco’s Moscone Center, “Brain Bowl” was an opening night celebration filled with local and international media, who got to meet Intel execs and compete in the game of hi-tech trivia hosted by KPIX-TV … Continue reading →