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Get a jump start on your application development by downloading the Intel Atom Developer Program Software Development Kit (Alpha Version) for both Microsoft* Windows (C and C++) and Moblin (C only). Additional runtimes and development languages will be supported in future SDK releases. The features of the alpha SDK include authorization, crash reporting, and a consumer store client emulator for testing. You can test and debug today and be ready for the beta SDK release when you can submit applications or components and take full advantage of the program's revenue-generating opportunities by selling your applications through app stores when they open in early 2010. Download the Alpha SDK at http://appdeveloper.intel.com.

Intel Software Network Black Belt Developer, Jim Dempsey, shares his experiences participating at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF 2009), including his thoughts on the parallel programming demos, tools and sessions. He also shares his experiences participating in the Intel Software Network Multicore community, and gives you the inside scoop on how to get a quick response to your development questions. More at http://intel.com/software/multicore.

http://www.netbooknews.com Tye Rattenbury Research Scientist, Intel gave a talk at IDF 2009 about Laptop, Netbook & MID usage statistics. Netbook News has put together the highlights of the full presentation with the slides.

Which device will win in the marketplace? Netbooks or MIDs? Sascha Pallenberg (http://netbooknews.com) and Steve Chippy Paine (http://MIDmoves.com) share their insights in this heated discussion. And how will the Intel Atom Developer Program and the new app stores support these devices? Listen, and go to http://appdeveloper.intel.com for more info.

What developer tools, SDKs and libraries are available to write applications and tune performance for the Intel Atom processor for Moblin and Windows operating systems? Intel Software Engineer, Uli Dumschat, and Intel Atom Developer Community Manager, Ajay Mungara, discuss Intel tools for Moblin and Windows environments and how you can access libraries, SDKs, and performance tools for Atom from http://intel.com/software/tools and from http://appdeveloper.intel.com.

Brett Branch shows Moblin 2.0 running on multiple devices from netbooks, to media phones, to the IVI segment for cars. Moblin offers a compliant application framework, consistent across device segments and distribution. This allows developers to write once and run across different devices. What is different about Moblin 2.0? Watch and see. More info at http://moblin.org.

Behind the scenes perspective on how the Intel Atom Developer Program was built by the software development team. Bill Pearson shares his experiences as the manager of the team. What was it like to create, build and launch the program? Watch and find out. More information at http://appdeveloper.intel.com.

Abstract: Aaron Tersteeg, Intel Multicore Community Manager, talks with Michael Huelskoetter, blogger for software-dev-blog.de, a German blog, sponsored by Intel, that covers software developer topics including parallel programming, multicore, mobility, and more. Michael is at IDF covering software developer topics, blogging and tweeting in English and German. For more, visit http://intel.com/software.

Hear the software developer perspective on the Intel Atom Developer Program as an opportunity for developers to write and sell developer components and applications for netbooks. Intel Software Network Black Belt Developer, Gaston Hillar, appeared on stage with Intel Corporate Vice President and General Manager, Renee James, at the Intel Developer Forum showing his application, Gaston s Playground, written for netbooks and MIDs. Gaston shares his experience and the importance of the developer community Intel has built, and how he developed his applications for netbooks. Gaston also covers the OS (Windows native, Moblin Native, Wind River), and run-time environments currently supported in the program. For more information go to http://appdeveloper.intel.com

We asked Sascha Pallenberg, Intel Insider, and Founder of netbooknews.com, about the growth opportunity of the netbook market and consumer trends he is seeing. He also shares his view on the new opportunities for software developers to join and participate in the new Intel Atom Developer Program to develop to sell apps and developer components through future Intel Atom-based netbook App Stores. For more information, go to http://netbooknews.com and to http://appdeveloper.intel.com.

Learn about the new challenge for software developers to develop applications for Intel Atom based netbooks. Watch to see how you could win a tricked out premium netbook, or even a grand prize VIP trip to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas (January 2010). More information at http://appdeveloper.intel.com .

Upload developer components through the Intel Atom Developer Program that are free or for sale to other developers. This video shows the steps on how. You can select the software language, component technologies, OS supported, end-user license agreement, and more. Get started at http://appdeveloper.intel.com.