10. First app from the Intel’s compute continuum plan to enable seamless connectivity between devices and PC. 9. The app lets you experience your photos on the wide screen of a laptop, computer monitor or even TV with WiDi 8 It’s FREE! (both PC and device app) 7 Cross platform photos can be shard at... Read more >

To quote Lee Corso, “Not so fast my friend.” As much as I love my smartphone and to some extent my ipad comes in handy for some things (but honestly I’m not as in love with it as everyone else seems to be)! I still need my PC! I also like the new Facebook design,... Read more >

According to an Intel “Mobile Etiquette” survey commissioned by Ipsos, nearly all U.S. teachers (94 percent) agree that technology, when used properly, enhances students’ education experience. Three-quarters of teachers (74 percent) agree that with the fast pace of technology today, it is becoming just as important for children to learn about mobile etiquette as it... Read more >

Are you back at school, but without a computer that can keep up with your everyday needs? Completing research papers, storing and editing photos and videos, surfing online and staying in touch with family and friends via email and various social media channels and video services, streaming your favorite music, playing games and watching movies…... Read more >

A recent article by TechNewsDaily Senior Staff Writer Samantha Murphy titled, “Computer Replaces Dog as Man’s Best Friend” reported results of an online poll by Computeractive magazine and animal charity RSPCA. The poll of British adults revealed that 67 percent of respondents said they rely more on computers than dogs, and 6 in 10 respondents felt... Read more >

Corporate visions for the future require the “impersonal logic” cited by Andy Grove in his book, “Only the Paranoid Survive.” It was this impersonal logic that allowed Intel to recognize an inflection point and shift its core business to microprocessors. Today, Intel futurists envision a compute continuum where computing exists in literally everything, from cars... Read more >

How many mobile technology devices (laptops, netbooks, smartphones, tablets) do you own? How would you rate your mobile manners when using the devices around others? According to a recent Mobile Etiquette survey sponsored by Intel and conducted by Ipsos, 75 percent of U.S. adults believe mobile manners are becoming worse (compared to 2009, when Intel... Read more >

*This is a guest post by [Intel Insider](http://scoop.intel.com/insiders) Steve “[Chippy](http://www.twitter.com/chippy)” Paine of [CarryPad](http://carrypad.com) and [UMPCPortal](http://www.umpcportal.com). For the second year in a row, our Insider program is sponsoring Steve’s trip to [Computex](http://www.computextaipei.com.tw/) in Taipei. His passion and dedication to analyzing mobile Internet computing over the years has been valuable, as he provides honest feedback, a historical... Read more >

Like most people, I stay pretty busy. Whether I’m up at 5 a.m. for bootcamp class, keeping in touch with my sisters, traveling for work or going to the latest social media meet-up in Portland, there is never enough time in my day. With always being on the go and I can’t tell you how... Read more >

In-Vehicle Infotainment? A connected car? What’s that and why would I want or need it? A few decades ago, I remember Al Gore and the tech world talking about hitting an overdrive button that would have us all cruising on the [Information Superhighway](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_superhighway), bringing a life where nearly everything would be connected to the Internet,... Read more >