Us taking a photo of us with a Gigabyte MID, originally uploaded by Hugger Industries.
Hey, that’s an Intel Atom processor Gigabyte mobile Internet device in their hand!
This is a good visual because it shows what I’ve been seeing in my minds eye: new mobile Internet devices will make ultimate social media swiss Army knives we can bring anywhere to capture and share your stories, photos and videos quickly.
And then WiMAX will come!
Josh Bancroft @ IDF2008, originally uploaded by Hugger Industries.
The hardest working man in socio-business! Josh Bancroft inspires by doing and being involved and it seems he’s always there to help you reach higher ground. He is a very special person. One to whom I’m grateful. A legend in my social media posse.
Here is in Shanghai working his magic at the Intel Developer Forum on April 2, 2008.
Here’s a link to a cool blog post he did while packing up his social media gear before hitting the airways to Shanghai.
MID Replicants, originally uploaded by Hugger Industries.
From the Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai, April 2, 2008. That’s today, the day engineers and tech lovers from around the world got to see new mobile Internet devices (MIDs) for the first time. These are the newest pocketable, full-Internet experience devices running on Intel’s tiniest new Atom processor.
See more photos and join the IDF Group on Flickr.
Here’s a cool video Lenovo made, showing their new device:
Blogging Shanghai: the sun peaks through the smog, originally uploaded by Hugger Industries.
Here’s a trippy photo from our Bikehugger blogging pals who are participating with us at the Intel Developer Forum.
Intel bloggers are one the scene — some battling Internet connection snaps. Here’s a cool post by Intel’s utlra mobility man Uday on the Mobility@Intel blog.
Movin' Ahead 