 Hey guys, this is Joanna for The Verge and I am here looking at Intel's first Atom powered smartphone and Jeff's going to give us a quick walkthrough here of the Android UI and some of the games and the apps that you guys are able to run now, right? Sure, yeah absolutely. So again, this is the Atom based Intel smartphone reference design. It's been optimized for Android. This particular version is running Gingerbread. A lot of different advances we have on this particular phone, a lot of things that we're particularly proud of is the gaming performance on the smartphone itself. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to start a game here. This is Asphalt 6 from Gameloft. And this particular game is a very popular game that's in the Android market today. I've already started it so I'm going to resume and everybody can see how bad I can drive here. But the graphics on it are stunning, the performance is actually wonderful and we've also done a really good job of optimizing power efficiency so it's very energy efficient as well. And it's a good example of just a very popular game. You're actually driving pretty well there. Well with one hand, yeah it's a little difficult but yeah I'm getting there. So that's an example of again a popular game as I crash into the barrier from Gameloft running on top of the Intel platform itself. I'm going to exit that. And that game wasn't recompiled or? That is an example of a game that was recompiled. Specifically they optimized it for our platform. Here's an example of a game that wasn't. This is the one that wasn't. Yeah, here's an example of a game that wasn't. I mean everybody knows this game, this is Angry Birds, typical Angry Birds game itself. But the neat thing about this game is this is a standard game that was actually compiled for another instruction set, meaning another chipset architecture. But it's running like any other game would run on top of the Intel architecture. So what I'm going to do here is, little Angry Birds, take out a couple of pigs. Again, not the most exciting demo in the whole world but what it means is that for all the developers. It's the one, you've got to do it. Everybody's got Angry Birds and so obviously that's running on the platform as well. Alright great, can you just give me a quick walk through to see just sort of the different windows, the panes? Sure yeah, it's typical. I just wanted to see how fast everything goes. Yeah, yeah, again it's a typical Android based platform so all the typical user experience that people know from the Gingerbread operating system itself are here. So you've got all your applications that are running. Can you go to the market from this? Sure absolutely. Yeah, so let me come back here. Wonderful getting the connection inside the convention center. Always lots of fun but as you can see this is the standard market itself. Top free, top pay, top feature. So the typical marketplace that everybody with an Android based smartphone knows. Perfect, well thanks so much for the demo. You got it, thank you.
 Hey guys, this is Joanna for The Verge and I am here looking at Intel's first Atom powered
 smartphone and Jeff's going to give us a quick walkthrough here of the Android UI and some
 of the games and the apps that you guys are able to run now, right?
 Sure, yeah absolutely.
 So again, this is the Atom based Intel smartphone reference design.
 It's been optimized for Android.
 This particular version is running Gingerbread.
 A lot of different advances we have on this particular phone, a lot of things that we're
 particularly proud of is the gaming performance on the smartphone itself.
 So what I'm going to do is I'm going to start a game here.
 This is Asphalt 6 from Gameloft.
 And this particular game is a very popular game that's in the Android market today.
 I've already started it so I'm going to resume and everybody can see how bad I can drive
 here.
 But the graphics on it are stunning, the performance is actually wonderful and we've also done
 a really good job of optimizing power efficiency so it's very energy efficient as well.
 And it's a good example of just a very popular game.
 You're actually driving pretty well there.
 Well with one hand, yeah it's a little difficult but yeah I'm getting there.
 So that's an example of again a popular game as I crash into the barrier from Gameloft
 running on top of the Intel platform itself.
 I'm going to exit that.
 And that game wasn't recompiled or?
 That is an example of a game that was recompiled.
 Specifically they optimized it for our platform.
 Here's an example of a game that wasn't.
 This is the one that wasn't.
 Yeah, here's an example of a game that wasn't.
 I mean everybody knows this game, this is Angry Birds, typical Angry Birds game itself.
 But the neat thing about this game is this is a standard game that was actually compiled
 for another instruction set, meaning another chipset architecture.
 But it's running like any other game would run on top of the Intel architecture.
 So what I'm going to do here is, little Angry Birds, take out a couple of pigs.
 Again, not the most exciting demo in the whole world but what it means is that for all the
 developers.
 It's the one, you've got to do it.
 Everybody's got Angry Birds and so obviously that's running on the platform as well.
 Alright great, can you just give me a quick walk through to see just sort of the different
 windows, the panes?
 Sure yeah, it's typical.
 I just wanted to see how fast everything goes.
 Yeah, yeah, again it's a typical Android based platform so all the typical user experience
 that people know from the Gingerbread operating system itself are here.
 So you've got all your applications that are running.
 Can you go to the market from this?
 Sure absolutely.
 Yeah, so let me come back here.
 Wonderful getting the connection inside the convention center.
 Always lots of fun but as you can see this is the standard market itself.
 Top free, top pay, top feature.
 So the typical marketplace that everybody with an Android based smartphone knows.
 Perfect, well thanks so much for the demo.
 You got it, thank you.