As I sat through the marathon keynote sessions in this morning’s kickoff of IDF, I tried to Twitter to provide you all some colorful realtime observations from the dark auditorium. About halfway through my Blackberry lost the ability to access … Read more
In his keynote this morning at IDF Shanghai, Dadi Perlmutter announced a lot of good geek fodder, but a few of the items that stuck with me were: Intel’s solid state hard drives are on the way(!)–they’re fast, light, small, … Read more
Hello from Shanghai. I am here attending the Intel Developers Conference and managing a photoshoot of mobile internet devices(MIDs) that will be launched later this year. This is my first time visiting China and my first time blogging. I am … Read more
This entry was first posted by Jeff Moriarty in the Intel Software Network Blogs. With the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) kicking off this week in Shanghai there’s going to be a mini-avalanche of MID, Atom, and Moblin related announcements coming … Read more
As we prep for day 1 at IDF, the buzz is palpable. Of course, just being in Shanghai on the banks of the Yellow river is buzz enough. But when you walk around and see all the posters, companies and … Read more
This entry was first posted by Ken Kaplan in the Mobility@Intel blog. Friday at Intel headquarters, I met up with Ultra Mobile Man Uday Keshavdas to see what he was packing up for his trip to Shanghai for the Intel … Read more
This entry was first posted by Kevin Kahn in the Research@Intel blog. Imagine a day when a single device small enough to fit in your pocket has the power of a laptop and can deliver a rich computing, telephony, media, … Read more
This entry was first posted by Yimin Zhang on the Research@Intel blog. Now we are already in a Multi-core era, dual-core has become mainstream, and some people even have Quad-core CPUs in their desktop PC. But some people still are … Read more
From Computerworld: “[Intel's] Cliffside technology allows a single Wi-Fi adapter to function like two independent adapters and maintain simultaneous connections using different networks” »
From vnunet.com: “Future devices need to be more focused on web applications that can be accessed in a variety of ways and can interact with the local environment.”»
