Posted June 19th 20130
Intel's App Game Interface (AGI) is a JavaScript execution environment used to accelerate the execution of HTML5 Canvas tag commands. This post briefly describes the innovations included in the new release.
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ANDREW S. (Intel)
Posted June 19th 20130
Two days ago I started updating the Windows x86 Mesh Agent with the latest v1.67 version. In this latest agent, the major change is the new use of the Windows Crypto API. In the past, I would use OpenSSL for everything across platforms. This ...
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ylian-saint-hilaire (Intel)
Posted June 18th 20130
After gating the clocks of every one of the cores, what other techniques can you use to get even more power savings. Here’s a trivial and admittedly flippant example of what you could do: unplug the processor. You’d be using no power, though the disadvantages of pulling the power plug are pretty ...
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Taylor Kidd (Intel)
Posted June 18th 20130
Banks and the payment industry have realized long ago that knowledge is not enough to confirm money transactions through the web. Even apparently strong techniques such as tokens and smartcards have been facing the challenge to deal with Malware and Hacker attacks. Then, to avoid blind signing, ...
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Jose Damico
Posted June 18th 20130
Intel continues to improve our free HTML5 Development Environment tools. Our goal is to help you the HTML5 app developer do more with your apps with less resources. We continue to innovate on your behalf to give you the edge. Here is a list of new features delivered in the June 2013 release of ...
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ANDREW S. (Intel)
Posted June 18th 20130
Suppose that a nurse is assisting a patient in some hospital room and that the patient’s doctor is somewhere else in the facility. The nurse gathers vitals for the patient and enters the information into the computer. The nurse would like for the doctor to get this information “on the fly” ...
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David Medawar (Intel)
Posted June 18th 201311
This is a first post in a series of posts about parallel programming with Go language. What is Go? You may ask. Go is a language with the cutest mascot ever:
As you may see, it also supports parallel programming:
as well as ...
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Dmitry Vyukov
Posted June 18th 20130
I'm happy to announce the sixth part of our Re-imagining Apps for Ultrabook™ video series is now available. In this episode, we'll review the new technologies in Ultrabook computers that allow us rethink what desktop application design can be. Then we'll look at how Ultrabooks applications fit in ...
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Lauren Dankiewicz (Intel)
Posted June 17th 20132
The IUEE hackathon continues, & the students almost all have their apps in alpha. They worked together very hard to get their apps to this point. They used online resources to learn what they need & asked us facilitators when they got stuck. Through their perseverance, they made apps ...
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Edward Thang
Posted June 17th 20130
Windows 8 has great power savings features that dim the monitor or turn it off completely based on whether or not the user is actively interacting with the device. This works great for most applications, but if you happen to be developing an application such as a movie player or book reader, the ...
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Nathan Totura (Intel)
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Posted May 14th 20120
Introduction: Intel Secure Key, was previously code-named Bull Mountain Technology. It is the Intel name for the Intel 64 and IA-32 Architectures instruction RDRAND and its underlying Digital Random Number Generator (DRNG) hardware implementation. Among other things, the DRNG using the RDRAND ...
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Gael Hofemeier (Intel)
Posted March 27th 20123
The last blog post discussed Which Territories to Consider for International Expansion and the SaaS ...
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Lauren Dankiewicz (Intel)
Posted March 26th 20120
It’s nice to use #ifdef’s in an OpenGL shader. This allows a shader file do things like contain a vertex shaders and pixel shaders in the same file. Or have different render paths selected at run time. Here is an example of a simple shader file: ...
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Orion Granatir (Intel)
Posted March 26th 20122
Introduction. I’ve been looking at Windows 8 Metro, wondering what issues may arise when developers try to port existing games to Metro and ...
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steve-hughes (Intel)
Posted March 24th 20120
After you configure your system once, every now and then you will need to perform “maintenance” tasks on the machine. What are maintenance tasks?
Well, they include re-synching Intel® AMT’s internal clock so Kerberos will keep working; re-issuing any certificates that are about to expire; re- ...
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Nachman Israel (Intel)
Posted March 23rd 20121
The answer is " Android Emulator Faster, More Capable ". Mike James wrote an article title: "Android Emulator Faster, More Capable " on ...
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Tao Wang (Intel)
Posted March 23rd 20123
Measuring social media engagement can feel like a daunting task. What are you measuring? Which tools can be used? What do these numbers mean? The questions and the options ...
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Kevin Murphy
Posted March 20th 20120
A few weeks back I started on a new quest to build a Windows 8 Metro application for Meshcentral.com. At least, learn about how to build such an app and get ready for when developers can ...
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ylian-saint-hilaire (Intel)
Posted March 20th 20125
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rradi (Intel)
Posted March 20th 20129
In our previous blog Do’s and Don’ts in Software Development before Internationalization (i18n) a reader commented: “ ...
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Posted May 7th 2007561
Wow, you guys are really persistent. :-)
Since I posted a comment in one of the previous discussions about the 915 Graphics Vista driver issue, that I was going to talk to the graphics group about the possibility of releasing an open source and/or "beta" unofficial WDDM driver, to let you at least ...
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Josh Bancroft (Intel)
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Josh Bancroft (Intel)
Posted December 11th 2008184
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Doug Holland (Intel)
Posted March 30th 2009160
Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0 will soon be in beta and there are some excellent new features that we can all get excited about with this new release. Along with Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0 we will see version 4.0 of the C# programming language. In this blog post I ...
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Doug Holland (Intel)
Posted September 20th 2006159
A few days ago an OEM asked whether or not Intel had 64-bit... It was kind of funny, kind of sad - and, of course, the OEM should know we do...but, then again, I have to admit we've done a pretty lousy job to date of letting folks know about our 64-bit offerings - while AMD has even included 64 ...
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Steve Pitzel (Intel)
Posted August 12th 2008110
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Gina Bovara (Intel)
Posted November 29th 200794
There are hacks for everything, right? Well I have this brand new HP 6910p with the Intel 965 Express chipset running Vista and I could not get onto Second Life. Everytime I tried to connect, it would ask me if I wanted music and then it would crash. Well I thought, maybe my HP doesn't like music ...
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Gael Hofemeier (Intel)
Posted February 27th 200883
Build your own robot and then boost it with enough protection, speed and arsenal to fight in the battle ring. Oh man … it is ruthless out there – kill or get killed. In spite of my best efforts, which lasted about 30 mins, my robot "smtbot" managed to rank only at 1293. Please note that the top 3 ...
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ajay-mungara (Intel)
Posted August 19th 200882
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Gina Bovara (Intel)
Posted April 8th 200874
Mobility: Best tech adoption story in an emerging market
One of the best technology adoption stories which spans the breadth of Indian society seems to be the mobile phones. Also, The rapid rate of adoption of Notebooks in the Indian corporate and Consumers is one of the fastest in the region. ...
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Narendra Bhandari (Intel)
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