His presentation was mainly an overview of Qualcomm's activities with a short Q&A after. This year is Qualcomm's 25th anniversary and Jacobs took the opportunity to predict that the mobile Internet will have a far greater impact than the fixed Internet has.
A couple of highlights of his presentation were: the confirmation of the investment Qualcomm is making in its non-back lit colour display technology - Mirasol - by building a couple of dedicated fabs in Taiwan. There was also a nice demo using augmented reality to select a digital photo frame to send a photo to by via a smartphone screen and camera.
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During the Q&A we asked what happened to the ARM-based mini-notebooks Qualcomm has been bigging up for the past couple of years. Jacobs answered that tablets have come to the fore instead, but that they're still consistent with that vision - always-on, connected, mobile computing - just without the keyboard. He conceded that the Apple iPad has "tilted the market".
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