[This was posted live during the Intel Ultra Mobility Event. 2nd June 2010. Excuse the formatting, brief analysis and spelling mistakes please!] I’m ready to go into the ultra mobility event which starts at 1400 here in Taipei Stay tuned for updates on Moorestown, Oak trail, MeeGo and AppUp… We’ve just been given the fact [...]

The Atom Software summit is just kicking of here at Computex. We’re expecting to hear about roadmap, support for advanced features such as multitouch, sensors, gestures. Different UI models from handset to netbook will be shown too. There’s also some hardware here that we’ll get to play with. Stay tuned for updates throughout the day [...]

Viliv is showing off a new product, the X10, at Computex. LaptopMag got their hands on the X10 for a short while and sound rather excited about it, calling it a potential “incredible iPad alternative”. The X10 is your familiar Slate form-factor and has a 10” capacitive touchscreen running at 1366×768. Avram Piltch of LaptopMag [...]

The last time we saw Viliv’s P3 DAP was at CES 2010, now it seems they are calling it the P3 Prime and they have recently unleashed a bunch of promotional graphics for the P3 Prime on their Korean site. Now we’ve got an official specs list for the device (which again asserts that it [...]

While demonstrating the iPad to a family member the other night, and explaining the advantages/disadvantages of it when compared to a regular computer, an interesting thought popped into my head, and I’d like to hear your opinion on it. At $499 each, which would you rather buy, and why? Let us know in the comments [...]

I was really surprised that Apple didn’t do anything “magical” or “revolutionary” with the iPad’s [Portal page] on-screen-keyboard. The iPhone’s was definitely revolutionary because it was probably the first truly viable OSK – thanks to some intelligent software design and a capacitive screen instead of a resistive one. The iPad’s keyboard has that same inteiilgent [...]

I’ve just had some close-up time with MeeGo 1.0 with the tablet UI on a Moorestown platform (1.5Ghz) in a product that weighed about 800gm (my estimate.) Watch the video for more. It’s interesting don’t you think? Engadget for some more details about the platform.

I’ve just posted news over at UMPCPortal about a Wistron MeeGo Tablet based on Moorestown, running MeeGo. There’s more though. Take this for a huge hint about what’s happening at the Linpus stand… And this, a netbook platform being used to demonstrate MeeGo. (Video demo of that one later)