Asaf Shelly (whom I interviewed on this blog last year) has written a short report from The 5th Annual Intel Software Developer Conference in Israel. In it, he explains why the Ultrabook device is better than the iPad, shares a video showing a touchscreen in use on an Ultrabook device and shares a cute film of [...]You might remember I blogged about a competition that Intel is running, where the top prize is to have your software featured in retail launches of Ultrabook devices across Europe. To enter, you need to submit ideas for software that will create great user experiences on Ultrabook devices using touch, gesture or other sensor-enabled features. [...]I’ve just caught wind of a new competition for Android developers with a grand prize of $25,000 cash, as well as four smaller prizes of $1,000 cash. To claim the readies, you need to create an Android game for Intel Architecture based devices, test it using the Intel emulator, and write an article explaining your [...]MAGIX is a software company that’s made its name through photo, music and video editing software and development tools. It caters for both the mass consumer and high-end developer markets and you might be familiar with some of its professional applications such as Samplitude Pro X and Sequoia 12. I came across this interesting video [...]There’s a real buzz around technology start-ups in London at the moment, and nowhere has this been more in evidence than at Hackathon London this past weekend. 160 attendees in 22 groups produced a huge range of software-based businesses and ideas, winning prizes from mentorship, investment and office space, to the brand new Orange San [...]Got a great idea for an Ultrabook application? Pitch it to Intel and you could win the chance to have your software featured in retail Ultrabook launches across Europe. The Ultrabook Experience Software Contest is open until Friday 20th July, by when you need to submit your ideas for software that will create engaging user [...]