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In Issue #3, discover how touch technology is permeating the mobile gaming industry, and take an insightful journey into the wide world of big data analytics. Read a discussion on how DreamWorks Animation and Intel have deepened innovation and increased the velocity of the moviemaking pipeline. Explore how Wind River is adding intelligence and horsepower to the Internet of things. Check into the healthcare domain to learn how a mobile health-record app transformed patient care for a Washington medical practice. And finally, with cross-device connectivity and adoption of the mobile Internet, we offer an expert’s insights on how content providers must orchestrate the experience to ensure a satisfying journey between screens.
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The second issue of Intel® Software Adrenaline gets up-close and personal with touch, explores how the mobile lifestyle and the Ultrabook™ device platform are affecting the world of software, and how touch control is fast becoming ubiquitous. We also preview what’s to come with Intel® processor-based phones, explore touch in PC gaming, and view the world of perceptual computing and user-interface revolutions.
The premier issue of Intel® Software Adrenaline magazine has a broadened focus that’s filled with information we hope will ignite your creativity and inventiveness. This issue explores sensor technology, cloud computing, the UI advances of Microsoft Windows* 8, the inspiring Ultrabook™ device, tomorrow’s connected car, virtual population growth, and more.
The 12th issue of Intel® Visual Adrenaline magazine explores the brilliance behind real-time light-rendering, interviews the mastermind creators of Diablo* III, describes how DreamWorks Animation produced the awesome visual effects in Puss in Boots, rides with Eutechnyx on its high-speed journey from consoles and retail to the promised land of “freemium” PC games, and checks out today’s hottest photo- and video-editing products.
This issue offers insights into topics of interest related to the 2012 CES show, including Ultrabook™ devices, 3D entertainment, and how Intel® tools and Intel® technology plug in across the ecosystem.
This issue gives insights into the fascinating people and technologies shaping the future of digital expression. It focuses on cloud computing as a key in managing the demands of 3D animation, how game engine technology is helping Hollywood bring a group of awesome CGI characters to life, advancements in processing power that have unhinged the creativity of today’s digital artists, the visual rewards of cinematic experiences moving into game-play, and more.
The ninth issue of Intel® Visual Adrenaline magazine explores the latest advances in Intel hardware. Read about the new 2nd generation Intel® Core™ processor family and see how developers are getting the most out of this cutting-edge technology. Also learn how Operation Flashpoint* 3 brings high-end game graphics to mainstream audiences, and then see how feudal Japan comes to life in Total War*: Shogun 2.
In Issue 8, the consumer video-editing revolution continues, as 2nd Generation Intel® Core™ processors bring quality video editing to the home PC. EA releases Need for Speed* World, Orion Granatir shows how to positively impact game performance with the new 2nd Generation Intel® Core™ processors, and Douglas Spotted Eagle talks streamlining video pre-processing with the Intel® Media SDK.
In issue 7, we explore how software optimization helped DreamWorks Animation create How to Train Your Dragon; seek out new universes with Star Trek* Online; build empires in Civilization* V; delve into developing and optimizing games for netbooks; and redefine workflow with Adobe Creative Suite* 5.
In issue 6 we explore Starcraft* II; look at the 3D world of Pandora in Avatar*: The Game; describe how to achieve realism with minimal system resources using Ticker Tape; detail the new features of R.U.S.E*; and describe the role of multi-core threading in creating historically detailed armies in Napoleon: Total War*.
In issue 5 we feature how DreamWorks Animation configures their animation pipeline; how Justin Lassen and a collaborative set of CG artists are creating a new art form; how HDFilm’s Chadam opens the way for game engines; and how Intel is expanding support of CG artists through the new Artist and Animator Resources Center.
In issue 4, we explore how game developers create immersion for players. DiRT*2* offers enhanced vehicle-handling dynamics. Astronaut: Moon, Mars & Beyond explores the future of virtual space. Solid-state drives from Intel deliver a huge productivity boost for developers. Mythic Entertainment’s server farm is home to the creatures that inhabit Warhammer > Online: Age of Reckoning.
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