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IT PRO at the Intel Developer Forum

All the news and views from this week's Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco.

By IT PRO staff, 22 Sep 2009 at 21:02

Intel's Developer Forum is usually as much of a showcase for the chip giant's partners as it is for the company itself. But that's not to say the show rolls on without any big announcements. Far from it.

IT PRO's news and features editor Nicole Kobie is at IDF this week, bringing you the news as it happens and detailing what the announcements mean to you and your business.

News

Photos: The best from IDF

Live 3D arrives at IDF

Star Trek star urges developers to keep dreaming

Intel's new Atom chip pushes web to TV

One notebook per person, predicts Intel

Intel's Core i7 heads to laptops

Dell unveils Moblin netbook

Intel developing one cable to rule them all

Intel's Moorestown heads to smartphones

Intel shows off four-screen laptop

SGI puts supercomputer on the desktop

Intel looks to smartphones with new Moblin

Intel's Larabee makes public debut

Atom netbooks get their very own app stores

Intel unveils 22nm and Nehalem's replacement

Intel rubbishes EU's 'salacious' emails

Intel's Otellini claims PC market is stronger than expected

HP's SkyRoom brings telepresence to the desktop

EU reveals details of Intel case

Blogs

Intel takes the codeword thing a little too far…

Moore’s Law is alive but my legs are on fire

Intel's Appstore

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