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Top targets for wearable computer makers. Read More
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Steve Holmes, a designer who has joined Intel's new devices group: Intel Free Press. Intel's new leaders have said it needs to move more quickly toward where the high-tech world is headed, not just supply chips for ...
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Intel develops new testing protocols after seeing uptick in corrosion levels on server boards and connectors used in Asia-Pacific region.
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How to remove fingerprints, grime and other muck from your touchscreen device. Read More
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Mike Bell in one of his signature Hawaiian shirts joined Genevieve Bell on stage for her keynote IDF13.
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Android Community Intel aims for wearables, hires ex Nike FuelBand and Oakley designers Android Community And according to the Intel Free Press, that group just hired two key new members to help Intel as they aim to deliver some top quality...
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Companies such as Intel and Microsoft have been hiring anthropologists and other social scientist for years to work on user experience.
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Companies such as Intel and Microsoft have been hiring anthropologists and other social scientist for years to work on user experience.
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Cisco, Intel, Verizon develop neuroscience-based algorithms that adapt video quality to demands of human eye. Algorithms that understand the way we view video and adjust the quality to the demands ...
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With American R&D spending waning, the National Science Foundation director calls for industry, university collaboration to speed innovation. Read More The post American Innovation Facing Rising Competition appeared first on Intel Free Press.
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IntelFreePress posted a photo: Jeffrey Stephenson's inspiration for the Flightline PC casemod was the Art Deco style Wright Brothers Memorial in North Carolina, which was designed by his friend's grandfather, Alfred Easton Poor.
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Intel hires wearable computing talent, but it's late to the game
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The Moritz hire was reported by the Intel Free Press, described as a news organization within Intel run by former members of its communications team.
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With little fanfare, Intel has hired on Hans Moritz and Steve Holmes, according to Intel Free Press.
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Off-the-shelf robotics, smartphones turn ancient game into Internet of Things competition. Read More
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'Soft' wear has a new look at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco. Read More
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Winner of SyFy Channel's Robot Combat Wars brings homemade talking robot to IDF13. Read More
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Intel wearables group grows: Nike FuelBand, Oakley designers onboard
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According to Intel Free Press, Holmes recently spoke up in an interview about several devices that are currently ringing true as successful wearable launches.
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Software developers use 3-D camera, open source application to fly drone with hand motions. Read More
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"There's a ton of data exhaust coming off those cameras and it's just being thrown away. Information like the color of the cars, the types of cars and the number of cars on the roadway at any given time.
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Complex data processing brings visual aids to live coverage of America's Cup yacht racing. Read More The post Big Data Umpires America’s Cup Match Races appeared first on Intel Free Press.
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Telepresence robots allow cost-effective collaboration for a global workforce.
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Choose the right 2 in 1, tablet, Ultrabook, laptop, desktop all-in-one, laptop, or smartphone to gear up your child for the school year. Read More The post Back to School Computer Buying Tips appeared first on Intel Free Press.
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Cisco, Intel, Verizon develop neuroscience-based algorithms that adapt video quality to demands of human eye. Read More The post Software Makes Smarter Video Streaming Decisions appeared first on Intel Free Press.
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From the article: Back in 2009, there were less than a million Internet-connected cars, but by 2017 there will be 42 million according to iSuppli projections. To meet accelerating consumer demand for technology, automakers from Nissan to BMW, Mercedes to Toyota have set up shop in the tech haven, and earlier this year Ford opened a facility in Palo Alto. As general manager and senior technical leader of open innovation for the Ford Silicon Valley Lab, Venkatesh Prasad leads a team that is working to redefine the automobile user experience.