Summary: Intel ported Android 2.2 (Froyo) to x86, so they can put it on Atom-using tablets and netbooks. They say it was pretty straightforward, which bodes well for the speedy porting of future releases. They are, of course, making all their changes open-source.
Does it mean we'll be able to run the Android SDK directly on the netbook and test apps natively instead of using a simulator that takes 10 minutes to boot and is slow like hell?
As the SDK is based on eclipse, I'm not sure the performance boost will be that impressive :)
EDIT: I have nothing against eclipse, I just haven't tried running it on a netbook
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[ 5.3 ms ] story [ 16.3 ms ] threadWow.
As the SDK is based on eclipse, I'm not sure the performance boost will be that impressive :)
EDIT: I have nothing against eclipse, I just haven't tried running it on a netbook