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• 3.5G...3.9G level mobile Internet
• system-on-a-chip (SoC) and
• reflective display technologies
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• Marvell SoC leadership
• Android 2.3 & 3.0
• Hanvon's strategy
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• Treesaver (LATELY #2!) and
• IMT-Advanced (4G)
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- Microsoft betting on boosting Windows RT demand with top level ARM SoCs from its SoC partners, Windows 8.1 enhancements, Outlook addition to the Office 2013 RT and very deep tactical discounts to its OEM partners for tablet offerings of more value and capability
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- Qualcomm’s SoC business future is questioned first time
- Mobile Internet (Aug'11)
- Qualcomm decided to compete with the existing Cortex-A5/Krait-based offerings till the end of 2012
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Category Archives: HTML5 et al
Intel CEO (Krzanich) and president (James) combo to assure manufacturing and next-gen cross-platform lead
Update: excerpts from Intel’s CEO Presents at Annual Shareholder Meeting Conference (Transcript) [Seeking Alpha, May 17, 2013] Andy D. Bryant – Chairman of the Board: In his most recent role as Chief Operating Officer, Brian [Krzanich] led an organization of … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, Cloud Computing strategy, Cloud SW engineering, consumer devices, HTML5 et al, servers
Tagged appMobi, Avoton SoC, Bay Trail SoC, Brian M. Krzanich, cross platform development kit, data center rack design, HTML5 and transparent computing, Intel, Intel App Framework, Intel Cloud Services Platform, Intel CSP, Intel Executive Office, Intel silicon photonics, Intel transparent computing strategy, Intel XDK, JavaScript, jqMobi, Merrifield SoC, Parallel JavaScript, Perceptual Computing, photonic achitectures, photonic multi-core achitectures, photonically enabled architecture, Porting native code into HTML5 JavaScript, rack disaggregation, Rangeley SoC, Renée J. James, River Trail project, server design, Silvermont microarchitecture, Silvermont's wide dynamic range of operations, wide dynamic range
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Nokia HERE Maps for everything, for FireFox OS in a strategic partnership with Mozilla
A highly recommended prerequisite reading: The Where Platform from Nokia: a company move to taking data as a raw material to build products [April 7, 2012] So, while Microsoft was struggling today with Steven Sinofsky, ex Microsoft: The victim of … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, Cloud Computing strategy, Cloud SW engineering, consumer computing, consumer devices, Geopolitics, HTML5 et al, SaaS, smartphones, tablets
Tagged 360° LIDAR, 3D capture, 3D sight, 3D street level imagery, 3D visualization, accurate and fresh maps, Android, digital maps, earthmine, earthmine acquisition, Firefox OS, HERE Android API, HERE brand, HERE Maps, HERE Maps API for Android, HERE Maps for Firefox OS, HERE Maps for iOS, HERE SDK for Android, High Resolution Multi-View Cameras, HTML5, innovation, iOS, LiveSight, LiveSight-enabled experience, location and mapping service, map making, Maps on Windows Phone 8, mobile Web, modern map making, Mozilla, NAVTEQ True, Nokia City Lens, Nokia HERE, Nokia location and mapping service, Nokia Location Platform, Nokia Maps for Windows Phone 8, Nokia Transport for Windows Phone 8, Panoramic Cameras, Position Sensors, strategic partnership, the future of digital maps, The Where Platform, Where platform
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1st W3C conference for Web developers and designers
14 Sep: W3C is holding its 1st web developer conference in Seattle! Nov 15-16 19 Sep: We may talk a bit about semantic web and metadata, such as RDFa, microdata, and microformats, but the focus is on client-side tech @zaythar … Continue reading
Posted in HTML5 et al
Tagged Accessibility, Adobe, Amazon, Appcache, ARIA, Canvas, cloud client, CSS, CSS Animations, DART, Data Visualization, Google, HTML5, HTML5 Canvas, HTML5 Games, HTML5 Gaming, JavaScript, Microsoft, Modernizr, Mozilla, N-Screens, Nokia, Opera, SPDY, SVG, Touch Events, W3C, Web App, Web App Security, web apps, web design, web development, Web Graphics, Web Performance, Web Platform, Web Typography, WebApp, WebGL
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Web apps for the open web from Mozilla
Mozilla releasing new version of Firefox for Android [Nov 22, 2011] The new version is strategically important for Mozilla for multiple reasons. First, smartphones and tablets are at the center of a mobile-first transformation of the computing industry, and Firefox … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, HTML5 et al, smartphones, tablets
Tagged Android, B2G, Boot to Gecko, Brendan Eich, ChromeOS, cloud client, Gaia, Gecko, Gonk, HTML5, JavaScript, Mozilla, Mozilla Labs, Open Web App Ecosystem, Open Web App platform, Open Web App store, Open Web Apps, PhoneGap, smartphones, Tablets, The Mozilla open app ecosystem
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Application Craft: a multiplatform rapid development system and SaaS for HTML5 et al
Application Craft – our one minute overview [Oct 29, 2011] Check out our fantastic one minute video. It shows you just some of the great development features available. Related information: Microsoft and jQuery Mobile, PhoneGap [Oct 13, 2011] More information: – … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud client SW platforms, Cloud SW engineering, HTML5 et al, SaaS, smartphones, tablets
Tagged Android, Apple, Application Craft, cloud client, HTML5, IDE, Integrated Development Environment, JavaScript, jQuery Mobile, Nitobi, PhoneGap, PhoneGap Build, Responsive Design, Ripple, Robert Scoble, Sam Schillace, SmartSites, UX, Windows Phone 7
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Qualcomm is very close to getting the HTML5 web apps performance and feature set to rival that of native OS apps
OnQ: Delivering Better Web Experiences for Snapdragon S3 Mobile Processors [Sy Choudhury, Director of Product Management, Web Technologies, Oct 10, 2011] Sy Choudhury, Director of Product Management for Qualcomm, demonstrates how our web optimizations can enhance the overall web browsing … Continue reading
Posted in HTML5 et al, Mobile Internet, SoC
Tagged adaptive streaming video, cloud client, Computers and Internet, CSS 3D Animations, DASH, Flash, HTML5, HTML5 Canvas, JavaScript, Microsoft, native apps, OpenGL-ES, Qualcomm, Smart TV, Snapdragon, SoC, streaming video, V8-JavaScript-engine, web apps, WebGL, WebKit
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