Intel iQ is an employee-curated content-marketing experiment from Intel to “tell [younger consumers] the bigger story of who we are as a brand.”…

Intel Blogfather Bryan Rhoads, who helped Intel give birth to its family of blogs in 2006 and now in different languages, is helping Intel employees take the next step in participating with social media. As Editor in Chief of iQ by Intel, he will curate content that employees are sharing online and he will create original stories about people using technology in interesting ways to improve life and things they’re passionate about.

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Robin Good: Kullect is a mobile publishing tool that allows you to capture, organize and share “collections” about things that interest and inspire you.

Kullect is also an interest-based social network which allows you to discover and connect with people who have your same interests or in partcular with those who are nearby.

As the name suggests, the app is all about building collections [which are like] extended, multimedia blog posts.

Source: http://www.xconomy.com/national/2012/04/13/kullect-reinvents-blogging-for-the-smartphone-era/

Check out this introductory 2min video: http://youtu.be/vsEBko0T05M

Android: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.kullect.android 

iPhone: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/kullect/id414731330?mt=8 

More info: http://www.kullect.com/ 

Via www.kullect.com

Intel Legends Moore And Grove: Making It LastNPRBut for decades, two older titans of the high-tech industry thrived in that fast-paced world: Gordon Moore and Andy Grove, of Intel.

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Computing features are trickling down to so-called value smartphones and sales are expected to reach 300 million units in 2012. The Nokia Lumia 900 smartphone running Windows Phone, a so-called value smartphone, is expected to be priced at $99.99 with contract.

Via freepress.intel.com