Think you've got what it takes to code an Intel AppUp app in 30 hours? For those that are up to the challenge, check out the AngelHack 2 hackathon happening in San Francisco and Boston, March 3-5, 2012.

It's that time of year, again - we can't wait to see you all at the 25th annual Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, March 5-9, 2012!

The Intel AppUp developer program team will be at the event in full force and we'll be looking to meet you and hear about your apps! Some of our activities at the show include:

• Before GDC, we'll be participating in the AngelHack 2 hackathon - code an Intel AppUp app in 30 hours and have a chance to win an Ultrabook!
• App Showcase in the Intel booth (#1024) on the show floor; stop by to check out the Intel AppUp center
  March 7-8 from 9am-6pm and March 9 from 9am-3pm
• Intel booth (#1024) theater presentations; check booth on-site for details
• GDC sessions on Thursday, March 8 - come learn about our Intel AppUp developer program SDKs (HTML5!)
• ... and much more!

We hope to see you at the event; post here if you're coming and tell us what you'd like to see from us at the show!

I am pleased to announce the winners for the first Intel AppUp Mobile Hackathon! We had 10 great apps produced in 36 hours over 812 miles of road for this event, and all were simply amazing.

I'm looking forward to seeing all of our Intel AppUp developers at Intel AppUp Elements next week in Seattle!

While you're at the show taking in all of our keynotes and great sessions on software development and apps, make sure to take time to participate in one of our many developer activities, including:

Demo Showcase:
Located in the Grand Foyer, come visit our 6 large demo stations with Intel AppUp apps in action on mutiple devices and form factors.

Developers, make sure to swing by and visit the Intel AppUp developer program at the Intel Developer Forum this week!

We're located in the IDF Technology Showcase in the Intel Software Community and will be showing off our developer program and Intel AppUp center apps running on a variety of brand new hardware in different form factors.

We also have a panel session on Thursday, September 15 at 1:05pm (room 2009) led by our Intel AppUp Community Manager, Bob Duffy, on "Apps Across the Continuum: Developing Apps for Multiple Devices".

Are you registered to ride the bus yet? We only have a few seats left, so make sure to grab one to take part in this exclusive opportunity and to take your shot at winning $10k in cash prizes!

Our Intel AppUp Mobile Hackathon bus ride will leave San Francisco the morning of September 26 and ride to Ashland, Oregon to stay the night. The next day (September 27), the bus will take off again and arrive in Bellevue, WA at the Hyatt Regency where Intel AppUp Elements 2011 is taking place.

 
How'd you like to have your own dedicated stage to showcase your apps or ideas for fellow developers and industry experts at APPNATION 2011 in San Francisco?

GDC 2011 was definitely a blast this year; tons of great sessions, speakers, developers and friends making this conference one of the busiest for the Intel AppUp developer program all year.  And the best part?  Doing my third interview for the Into Tomorrow with Dave Graveline radio show, of course!

Join us in San Francisco for our next free Intel AppUp Application Lab, happening during the Game Developer Conference on Thursday, March 3 at the Marriott Marquis hotel. Take a break from the craziness at the conference to walk across the street and join us for several hours of free training on how to develop applications for MeeGo and kick start your revenue earning capabilities.

Phoenix and Chandler area developers - make sure to join us this Thursday night (February 3) at 5:30PM for a free training event in your area!

MeeGo provides the ability for developers to rapidly create a variety of experiences across many computing device types—which presents a great opportunity for developers to make money with their applications. This session is the place to learn about the new MeeGo open source operating system, view the newest MeeGo-based devices and for developers to see what all the buzz is about!

The 3rd annual worldwide Global Game Jam is underway! GGJ was founded in 2008 as an IGDA event to broaden the outreach of the game education while giving the world an opportunity to create games in the world’s largest Game Jam to date. The GGJ prides itself on collaboration, both in organizing as well as making of games.

Hey everyone! If you're in Los Angeles this week for AdobeMAX 2010, you won't be disappointed! Come visit the Intel AppUp developer program in the Intel booth (#307) in the exhibition hall starting tomorrow (Monday, Oct 25) at 12PM. Also, stop by for our first session by Bob Duffy at 2PM on 10/25 in room 506; he'll be talking about distributing AIR apps via the AppUp Center. On Tuesday, October 26 take a walk on the technical side at our Intel AppUp developer program technical session by Norm Chou in room 511C at 1:30PM.

PORTLAND APP DEVELOPERS! An Intel Application Lab is landing in your town soon ...

We had a blast at the Adobe and Intel Application Lab in San Francisco on July 21! There were approximately 140 attendees who came down for pizza, beer and lots of technical discussion – and another 40 users watched via our live webcast. The event was just the beginning of new programs to drive AIR application momentum for Intel AppUp Center, and began with an announcement of the availability of the Adobe AIR SDK.

If you're in the San Francisco area, don't forget to join us tomorrow (July 21) for the Adobe & Intel Application Lab!

Hey everyone! Just a quick blog to remind you that Intel Atom Developer Program will be in attendance at the International Consumer Electronics Show 2010, kicking off later this week in beautiful Las Vegas, NV. If you're going to be at the show, stop by Intel booth #7153 to see us in the Intel Atom Showcase section. We will be talking about your applications and what it takes to win big prizes by participating in our Intel Atom Developer Challenge, going on now!

I have entered the world of Moblin with my Asus Eee 1005HA netbook, and I am loving it so far! I've been move productive on the go this week and I am having a lot of fun doing it!

So everyone is asking ... just what is the big deal with netbooks these days? I used to be in that camp too before I got my new Toshiba mini netbook. I always just used to think "So what, it's a little PC." and "Why would I want one of these? I already have a laptop." Well I will tell you, I've been thrown for a loop with my new little netbook -- and that doesn't happen very often because I am a gadget freak and have new hardware passing through my hands all the time.