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Posted May 24th 20130
Once a month, we take a look at some of the most popular posts in the Ultrabook™ and Windows*8 forums here on the Intel Developer Zone, as well as notable blogs and articles. Whether you’ve got a specific question or ...
Posted May 23rd 20130
Independent developers might not have as many resources as their larger studio counterparts have to offer, but it seems that the barrier to game development at least has been made a little bit easier to jump lately. A recent announcement from Unity, one of the most popular game rendering engines ...
Posted May 22nd 20130
I was in High School when we got our first "home computer". At the time there were quite a variety of home computers available, with different operating systems, different hardware and different features. One thing they all had in common, though, was 'Basic'. Pretty much every computer came ...
Posted May 21st 20130
What is “exergaming”? According to Exergaming Australia, it’s a whole new way to combine fitness with technology:
“Exergaming is more than a combination of just “exercise” and “games,” since such a definition would ...
Posted May 21st 20130
Posted May 20th 20130
Every few weeks, I try to add more Intel AMT support in Meshcentral.com. This time around, I added multi-display support for Intel AMT on the hardware KVM viewer. So, when you connect to Intel AMT KVM from ...
Posted May 20th 20130
Posted May 19th 20130
This blog post discusses how we organize our foliage data with patches. The previous blog post mentioned that we separate foliage rendering into full-3D objects near the camera, and 2D billboard proxies further away (and for small objects near the camera). This data drives our rendering of both ...
Posted May 17th 20130
It is only a few weeks until you will get a chance to get your hands on the 4th Generation Intel® Core&tm; Processor Family
formerly code-named Haswell. This architecture will come with some very nice features including Intel® Advanced ...
Posted May 16th 20130
The world’s most popular search engine can do a lot more than just look up the latest NFL scores or find funny pictures of cats. There’s a vast array of advanced search tricks that anyone – but especially developers – can use to dig deep into data. In this article, we’ll take a look at ten ...