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Intel is making some changes to its AppUp store in hopes of improving what it admits has been dismal usage. During its AppUp Elements conference for developers in Seattle, Intel said that 807,000 ...

After almost four years of existence spent mostly on ignominy, Intel is shuttering its customized AppUp app marketplace that probably very few know about. The official statement is that the company ...

Intel is closing down its AppUp online application store as it sees a shift in the market and consumer needs. Designed originally for netbook computers, the Intel AppUp center was first unveiled in a ...

So much for Intel’s bid to get hip with our app-filled times: the company is shutting down its consumer-facing AppUp, its app store for Windows-based PC apps. “The world’s largest app store that ...

Intel Capital has created a $100 million fund to invest in startups developing technologies that work across multiple devices. In 2010 Intel launched the AppUp program which helps developers build ...

Yesterday we wrote about how the Intel AppUp app store for netbooks went out of beta and was released to the world. While initially we had some issues logging in, those problems have gone away today ...

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Intel announced its AppUp application store at Mobile World Conference last month and the company is pushing out an incentive package aimed at luring developers into netbook-centric programming. The ...

This post is sponsored by Intel. Semiconductor giant Intel has a new app store, called AppUp. It’s a market for apps that run on netbooks, tablets, computers, and other devices that support Intel’s ...

It's an app, app, app, app world. The little programs give iPhones, Droids, Nexuses and other smartphones their superpowers, so why shouldn't netbooks enjoy similar perks? After all, they're compact, ...