Intel Powers Convergence

Convergence. A word that has, over the last decade or so, taken on added meaning as technology has evolved and we have made the transition from single-purpose devices to multiple purpose devices. The PC, followed by the laptop, and the birth of the mobile device, whether smartphone or tablet, have created proper confusion when it comes to how we divide up our time because everything purports to do everything, just not always well. Not too long ago, I struggled with the idea of watching video on a laptop or reading books on a tablet.  The screen felt too small for video and I still preferred...

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Art Of Life Eps 7: African Web Series On Tech & Lifestyle

In the 7th Episode of Art of Life - an African web series on technology, the digital realm, lifestyle and motoring - with Steve Slotow and myself, Steve shares his experiences from Research@Intel 2013 in San Francisco, I talk a bit about WeChat, the 'social messaging' app being actively pushed by Tencent in Africa and we touch on Olympus' rough and rugged Waterproof TG-2. [youtube]http://youtu.be/nyQRuYOdqFs[/youtube] Shot at 21Tanks by Quinton Jones. Subscribe to the Art of Life Youtube channel HERE  

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@Intel_Africa

Intel is in a fascinating position as it continues to entrench itself in the world of technology beyond simply being the engine to devices like laptops, desktops and other similar hardware. Traditionally, we were all very used to seeing the Intel Inside sticker but, with the evolution of technology, the computing and digital realm have become more about how we, as ordinary consumers, use technology as opposed to simply the specs. And the reality is that, for most of us, the capability of, for example, a chip, doesn't make any sense to us. To realign itself with the way we interact with...

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Intel celebrates #OneWebDay

This is a "Sponsored Post" Since 2006, the OneWebDay is held every September 22 to celebrate the internet and also to promote the importance of open networking principles. The suggested theme for this year’s events was to highlight local content as a way of making the Internet available for our communities. Earlier in the year a joint report made available from the Internet Society, UNESCO, and the OECD revealed just how important local content is to building a connected society. Mr Markus Kummer from the Internet Society stated, “This study confirms the strong relationship between local...

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Vote For Playlist To Win Intel Asus Ultrabook

Selecting the Top 10 Playlists submitted for the competition to win the Intel Asus Ultrabook was extremely difficult. Still loving a lot of them, across genres. Thank you to everyone who entered. But.... a choice had to be made. Below are the Top 10. Please vote in the poll at the bottom of the post for the playlist you feel should win the Ultrabook. Verushka Ramasami Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up One Republic - Secrets John Legend - Ordinary People David Gray - This Years Love Avril Lavigne - Complicated Kelly Clarkson – Stronger The Wanted - Glad You Came Whitney Houston - One...

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Win An Intel Asus Ultrabook

Earlier this year, I was fortunate enough to attend the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which is probably the biggest consumer electronics show in the world. The big buzz was around the Ultrabook, which is, in essence, a skinnier, lighter version of a laptop, with a strong battery life, ultra fast start-up and great performance. Intel has been a major driver behind ultrabooks across the different manufacturers, including Asus, and Intel Corp SA have been kind enough to make available one “ultra-stylish Intel Asus Zenbook UX31A” for me to give away on Evolutionary. Seeing that I listen to as...

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