A while ago Intel was in news for creating the fastest Operating System, the LINUX based Moblin, which took only 2 seconds to boot leaving no room for sleep modes and hibernating modes. And yet again Intel is getting all the limelight for something which is on its way for the users.

With everyone releasing their own App store, Intel is also planning to join the club. Yes, you read it right. Intel is soon going to come out with its Application store for netbooks. In last few years a lot of players had prepared their own App store. In fact service providers too have jumped into preparing their own Application store, Vodafone is one of those. Others in the list are – BlackBerry, Acer, Orange, Windows Mobile, Samsung (it first started out only in UK, and later broadened its App store to the global market), Android, and Nokia.  But even if Intel is out with their App store, it is not going offer a big number of applications, not at least in near future. And surely not like that of Apple App store which has around a billion applications for free download.

Take A Brief Look Into the Intel App Store:

It seems, Intel is emulating Apple. Like Apple, Intel will also give 70% of the total revenue to the developers. And Intel’s App would be compatible with Intel’s Moblin or Win 7.

But will this App store {get Intel more sales?~So, the question is will Intel, like Apple, benefit from its App store}?

To give a definite answer to this question would be misguiding. But yes, Intel’s target audiences are different from Apple’s. And netbooks are completely a different thing.  For iPhone market, App stores maximize the sales. Also, with Google Chrome OS ready for public usage, a lot of applications wouldn’t really matter.
So now we will have Apps effect all over, apart from those many softwares.