Intel’s annual “Mobile Etiquette” survey, published this past week, revealed information on the current state of mobile manners and behaviors related to how people are sharing online via their mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, netbooks, laptops and Ultrabook devices). Eighty-one percent of U.S. adults believe mobile manners are becoming worse (compared to 75 percent of U.S.... Read more >

Part of being an Intel Advisor is getting insights and information directly from inside Intel. This month’s conference call with Intel and other Intel Advisors was no different and we learned about a hot topic in the Tech industry – the tablet race. Leading our discussion was Mark Miller, director of outbound marketing from Intel’s... Read more >

According to the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) 17th Annual CE Holiday Purchase Pattern Study, “consumer electronics will once again be the ‘hottest’ gifts, both to give and to receive, this holiday season.” Notebooks/laptops are at the top of U.S. consumers’ holiday wish lists, second only to peace and happiness. And when just looking at technology,... Read more >

Over the course of two days of talking to app lovers and the app curious at the Intel AppUp Experience in San Francisco, we’ve heard dozens of ways people are using apps – from school to work to carving out quality family time. To sum it up, people are using apps to make their lives... Read more >

Here’s a great photo of the noon netbook winners from today. Check out more pictures from the Intel AppUp Experience. You can also see shots of the AppUp Experience space. Just to let you know, the AppUp team pulled out all the stops to remodel the neglected retail area into a sleek app testing ground for everyone... Read more >

Coming tomorrow, the Intel AppUp Experience celebrates everything app at the San Francisco Metreon. From what everyone’s told me, it’s going to be fun for both app lovers and the app curious. We can all get our hands on the next generation of apps and try out Intel Atom-based netbooks.  One of my first questions... Read more >

My first and second graders are graduating, and it’s got me singing Alice Cooper’s “[School's Out for Summer](http://www.last.fm/music/Alice+Cooper/_/School%27s+Out)!” mashed up with a high-speed, high-pitched [Alvin and the Chimpmunks](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGJh1qpIMms) version — that gets my kids to laugh and sing along. As a graduation gift, we’re taking our kids on a trip to spend time at the... 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 >

Working with Intel, a lot of people imagine that you get free computer chips galore and laptops piling high in your garage. Sadly, it isn’t true. But being a technology enthusiast, I do tend to be very interested in the latest PCs.    Lately I have been looking over the weekly ads looking for some... Read more >