"So, what you can see in that particular demonstration is it's the Internet, it's location, and it's user-generated content all coming together. By the way, the beauty of that particular application, GyPSii, is yes, he's in San Francisco so he can get the location in San Francisco, and his friend's in San Francisco. The application is smart enough that if you were sitting in Rome, Italy, and you happened to be doing the same thing, it would pull up the data that's contextual for that particular environment. Very powerful, user- based information, coupled with location, coupled with the Internet creates a lot of capabilities and opportunities that hasn't existed today.  ...

Internet is absolutely going mobile. No question about it. We're at an inflection point that's going to drive a lot more growth. Requirements for delivering this innovation into the pocket effectively is improvements on power while maintaining performance and compatibility, and innovation on the form factor, innovation on the usage models, innovation on the user interface, exactly like what you've seen from the likes of Panasonic, Clarion, Move, GyPSii, several other companies, NeuSoft, that we had to showcase today."  Anand Chandrasekher; Sr. VP, Ultra Mobility Group, Intel