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Eric David

Eric David is a staff writer for SiliconANGLE, covering the latest trends in social media and gaming. He is an avid gamer and enjoys writing about innovations in the video game industry and gaming culture in general. Eric graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas, receiving major honors for his thesis "A Culture of Heresy: Explaining the Resiliency of Catharism and the Church's Response," which is every bit as exciting as it sounds. Eric lives in Dallas, Texas with his wife, dog and gaming PC.


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LinkedIn now has more than 500M registered users

LinkedIn announced today that it has reached more than 500 million registered users on its social network for professionals. LinkedIn stopped publishing its own quarterly earnings reports after it was acquired by Microsoft Corp. last year for a hefty $26.2 billion, but on its final …

Qualcomm shares boosted by earnings beat despite looming Apple lawsuit

Qualcomm Technologies Inc. posted stronger than expected results in its second-fiscal quarter earnings report today, but the company’s success continues to be marred by ongoing legal battles, including Apple Inc.’s $1 billion patent abuse lawsuit and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust investigation. Qualcomm, which …

Amazon’s Twitch adds new subscription choices for super gaming fans

Twitch, Amazon.com Inc.’s popular livestreaming service for gamers, announced today that it will be adding two new subscription options for channels, which could lead to a significant pay bump for some streamers. Subscriptions are one of the main revenue sources for Twitch streamers, …

Report: Apple and Foxconn may buy a stake in Toshiba’s chip business

Apple Inc. may be teaming up with key supplier Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., more commonly known as Foxconn, to bid for a significant portion of Toshiba Corp.’s semiconductor business. Toshiba has faced tough financial difficulties over the last year, leading to dissatisfied investors lashing …

Amazon opens Echo’s microphone tech to third-party devices

It’s no secret that Amazon.com Inc. wants to put its Alexa smart assistant into pretty much anything with a computer chip in it, and today the online retail giant has taken another step toward that future by opening up the voice technology behind its …

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