Share your knowledge - Win some money!

Jeff Moriarty at the Intel Software Network posted an announcement on the ISN blogs calling for contributions to an Intel sponsored MID wiki. I'll do what I can to help given my limited understanding of the systems but hope others will hop on this as well.

Here's a quote:

Each week we're offering a $100 US to a random contribution (real content, not just changing punctuation!) So the more content you add, the more chances you have to win. Of course, no fair taking content inappropriately from other sources, and make sure you read the full rules because you need to sign up for the contest in addition to making the wiki edits. Content is not limited to Intel related MIDs, and we've love contributions on Google Android, Apple's iPhone SDK, and other players in the industry.

Since content is not limited to Intel MIDs, I'll add a bunch of stuff about maemo and Nokia Internet Tablets. That should help developers as Moblin and maemo share a lot of code. Even so - I'd rather one of you win the $100!

Speaking of Moblin and such, Steve at UMPC Portal has been posting in a forum thread about his experiences with testing the latest Ubuntu Mobile build. I too downloaded the image and created a USB installer, but am waiting to back up the Q1 Ultra since the installer would wipe XP off the UMPC. Thanks to JKK Mobile for the tip to the thread.