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As some of you know I’ve been involved in a fun project with Intel for two years. It’s called the “Intel Insiders”. It consists of a bunch of people who are very involved in the social media space and we help Intel to better connect with online audiences who are interested in technology. In the past I’ve participated in a bunch of events including last year at CES and some fun projects like the mobile manners campaign.

I’m very proud to be involved in this great group! They recently were named by the Society for New Communication Research as the Influencer Relations program of the year which is really exciting! You can read more about it here in this blog post.

I’m amazed at the how creative and spunky iJustine is, and here she creates a video for my team at Intel. She’s been a great Intel Insider, especially her help with our fun Mobile Manners campaign this summer.

Inspired by a Rocketboom Tech segment “11 Useful Web Apps” (video here), I thought it was time to stop, reflect and pay homage to the key applications and services helping me get the most out of the Internet. These apps help me be super productive, connect to important sources of information and they allow me to be mobile so I can devote myself to family, work and life when and where I’m needed most. These are the applications and services I use, ones that fit my personality and needs. Most are free, and some offer premium services if you pay a subscription.

I’m enjoying seeing these helpful sites that aggregate free — and many essential — applications after working on http://MID.AllMyApps.com with my pals inside Intel’s Ultra Mobility Group.

Nice to see my long-time friend David Post turn his brainstorm into a living dream!

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