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Peter Biddle of Intel On the Benefits of MeeGo and a Compelling Eco-System for Developers

Peter Biddle, Intel, explains the recent MWC announcements around MeeGo, pointing to the new MeeGo SDK now available and the specific focus on developing for tablet PCs. He talks about the sales opportunities for developers and refers to 15 store partnerships due to be announced soon. He references the work that has taken place that allows developers to support Air and Flash. He also explains how the AppUp store has gained developer traction and how the Intel AppUp store model is now a firmly established business model that with Intel’s wide and strong support is only going to become bigger.

Peter Biddle of Intel On the Benefits of MeeGo and a Compelling Eco-System for Developers

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