The event takes place after the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco on the 13th and 14th of September (next week.)

Key features of the event:

• Intel Atom Ecosystem information
• AppUp store framework
• MeeGo
• Sofware Development
• Netbook futures
• Gaming

and more. Full details in this PDF.

If you can’t make it, follow the Devlop4Atom twitter account and of course, listen in to our podcast after the event. We’ll try and boil it all down to 30 minutes for you. Sascha, JKK and Chippy will be reporting from IDF so stay tuned their too.

HAVE YOU GOT QUESTIONS? Please, add them below and we’ll take a few and answer them IN THE PODCAST.

Other links:

• AppUp Elements
• Intel^® Atom^TM Developer Program
• Intel^® AppUp^SM Center Beta
• Intel Developer Forum (IDF)

Meet:Mobility Podcast 49 is now available. Recorded on 7th May 2010.

JKK, Chippy and guests, Nicole Scott (Netbook News) and Jose Ortiz (The Digital Lifestyle) talk about netbook growth, the threat and opportunity of the smartbook, HP’s Palm buyout and Intels Moorestown handheld platform. We also talk about our experiences with some of the top Android smartphones. We tried to keep it to 60 minutes but as usual, there was too much great discussion taking place. The podcast comes in at 99 minutes. Phew!

Full show notes below.

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Meet:Mobility Podcast 45 is now available. Streamed live (meetmobility.com/live) on 12th March 2010 with special guest Charbax (Twitter) 

Full show notes below.

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Show Notes:

On the podcast:

Sascha Pallenberg – Netbooknews.com

JKK – JKKMobile.com

Chippy – Carrypad.com

Guest: Charbax – ARMDevices.net

Netbooks:

• Intel lanuched the N470. 1.83Ghz
• http://twitpic.com/160qhb The new ASUS Eee PC 1018P will feature new Intel Atom CPUs: Intel Atom N455 and N475 (DDR3 – capable) Sascha quote: “1018p Best eeepc ever”
• Gigabyte T1000 S103T Viliv S10. Asus T101. Acer 1820 PTZ (12″ for simialar price)
• Nvidia ION 2 / 2010 launched. Two versions (actually three in total)
• New Classmate PC announced. More rugged.

MIDs, consumer stuff.

• Archos 7
• Archos 8
• Dell mini ( streak )  amazon etc
• joojoo

Ultra Mobile PCs
Hanvon TouchPad BC10C and BA10E tablets at CeBIT 201
Announcement: Sasha will be at Netbook Summit – San Francisco, May 24-25th

Meet:Mobility Podcast 43 was a great session recorded live at the Intel booth at Mobile World Congress 2010 in front of a live audience. In the 40-minute podcast we talk about some of the best hardware and software aspects of MWC and hook into the money and business aspects of development for mobile software platforms. Round the table for podcast 43 were…

Matthäus Krzykowski [Twitter]- Agora 9 Group and Venture Beat

Monty Metzger [Twitter] – Ahead of Time / Mocom 2020

Hubert Nguyuen [Twitter] – Ubergizmo

Sascha Pallenberg [Twitter] – Netbooknews

Host: Steve ‘Chippy’ Paine [Twitter] – Carrypad / UMPCPortal

The audio version of the podcast, with show notes, will be in the normal channels soon but if you can’t wait for that, here’s the video recording in three parts.

Many thanks to Pages Media (YouTube-Channel : RedaktionPages ) and Software-Dev-Blog for their support in making this video and thanks to the live audience and of course to the Intel Developer Network who made this live session possible.

Podcast 44, a studio-based warm-up to CeBIT is coming in just a few days and the team will also be bringing you mini-podcasts each day from CeBIT as the news breaks.

Thanks for listening and watching.

What a fantastic start to the year we’ve had at Meet Mobility. First we’re live in Vegas at the Runcore booth and then a few weeks later, we’re running four sessions in Barcelona at the Intel booth at Mobile World Congress. I think I can speak for the whole Meet:Mobility team when I say that joining our individual web forces for podcasts and events has been one of most rewarding and exciting things we’ve done. You can guarantee we’ll be organising more of these events and as I write this, Sascha and JKK are trying to organise something for CeBIT next week so stay tuned.

My favorite session at MWC last week was the 30 minutes we spent with Scott Apeland. Scott is Director of Intel’s Developer Network and was able to answer most of our questions on the Intel Atom Developer Program, the AppUp Center Beta and the MeeGo announcement. The session is split into three parts and is included below.

Our podcast, from day 3, will be posted later today.

Sascha and Chippy will be on location and have planned the following 4 events:

Tuesday 16th Feb

11:00 – 12:00

Hardware presentation and chat.  Screen sizes, features, operating
systems. Talking about apps within the 8-12” segment. (netbook
segment.) Presenting these apps on a list. Trying to get feedback from
audience.

14:00 – 15:00

Software chat. OS options. (Moblin, Windows XP, 7) and the Intel
Atom Developer Program. Presenting the Intel AppUp Center.

Web 17th Feb

11:00 – 12:00

Scott Apeland Interview. Scott to brief on latest news from IADP and the Intel AppUp Center.
Sascha and Steve to ask questions. Session to be streamed with live
chat. Questions can come from the chat session or floor.

14:00 – 15:00

Meet:Mobility Podcast recording with special guests. To be streamed live.

Guests:
Matthäus Krzykowski – Venture Beat, Consultant.

Event details are subject to change but times and locations are fixed.

Listen to the podcast by clicking on the embedded player icon (requires Javascript) or download it here. (58 minutes, 50MB)

You can also find the podcast on Mevio where it’s available in a number of formats and on iTunes. You can also subscribe via RSS.

Show notes: Total running time: 58mins
ARM
MIDs netbooks and smartbooks

http://blogs.arm.com/smart-mobile-devices/arm-community-at-computex-wrapup/

Elitegroup – Huge line-up of netbooks.
Pegatron – Update
MIO GPS smartpbook
Other manufacturers we saw:
Nvidia – Tegra smartbook MID. ION Netbook graphics.
Freescale – MID Android.
Ti
Qualcom
Discussion points about smartbooks:
* USer expecience.
* OS
* Browser
* Speed
* Timescales
* Positioning
* Battery life
* Price

Intel said they can make a better smartbook:

Moorestown smartbooks.
Flash, runtime (AIR, Android)
Smartphones
720p recording.
Long standby
Moblin2 and Wind River

Staying with Intel. Menlow continues as the XP platform
No windows on Moorestown. At least the initial or primary version of it.

UMPCs

* Compal KAX-15
* Digicube on Menlow
* XPPhone – Geode
* Viliv X70 EX
* Inproved Viliv S7
* Archos 9 (not at computex)
* MIDPhone (not at computex)

How about Pinetrail for netbooks and high-end UMPCs?
We didnt get GPU info although there are some rumors around.
Why? What will it bring? Is it a risk to move from the trusted platform?
Cost? Efficiency? Power? Video decoding.

Netbooks continued….

netbooks wave continue – a ton of new designs but nothing groundbreaking except….
Nvidia ION
Multitouch T91
Moblin 2 for netbooks
What about Win 7. Will think slow down now as we move towards September/October

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Thanks everyone. Thanks Runcore, Intel