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Google’s Stock Price Falls Due to Traffic Acquisition Costs

By Tom Foremski Apr 16, 2010

Google’s Q1 2010 financial results beat Wall Street estimates but failed to meet private forecasts, or the whisper numbers. Richard Waters, at FT.com reported: Google reported net revenues of $5.06bn, excluding traffic acquisition costs.…

MobileIron: An Enterprise Smartphone Play

By Scott Raynovich Apr 16, 2010

{Editors Note: Please welcome Scott Raynovich to the SiliconAngle community. Scott is a well known industry analyst, consultant, writer, and friend. Scott runs the RaynoReport which features cutting edge commentary and research in technology. …

Chirp This [infographic]

By Michael Sean Wright Apr 16, 2010

Well @Chirp, the Twitter conference for developers wrapped up day one with a lot of tension still in the air. Let’s get a few things out of the way: When Twitter announced the recent…

Google Announces Q1 Finanicals – Uncertainly Around China and Admob Looms

By John Furrier Apr 15, 2010

Google is doing well as outlined in their Q1 financial report. They now have $27 billion in cash on the books. Big issues this past quarter for Google has been their fight with China…

DC Showdown with FTC On AdMob- Glenn Manishin Argues Against FTC Blocking Google Buyout of Admob

By John Furrier Apr 15, 2010

Today in DC a panel of experts debated the Google Admob acquisition. No other than our own SiliconAngle contributor and friend Glenn Manishin was there – making an argument – yes he is lawyer…

Intel: The iPad Isn’t New, and This Isn’t Our First Rodeo

By Apr 15, 2010

While the iPad fervor has died down to a certain extent (and the shine has started to come off the Apple), from time to time you can see the religious nature of people’s iPad…

Broken Promises And Now Cisco Having Big Product Problems – Network World Points Out Cisco Can’t Deliver

By John Furrier Apr 15, 2010

Network World broke a story about Cisco having product problems mainly they are shipping delays for up to six months due to delays in product changes at the hardware and software level. This is…

Seesmic Desktop Evolves Into A Multi-Publishing System

By Tom Foremski Apr 15, 2010

Seesmic is best known as a Twitter client but the company is moving in an interesting direction by turning its desktop software into a platform that enables users to publish to many platforms, not…

Light Peak: Intel’s (Possibly) 30Gps Successor to USB 3.0

By Apr 15, 2010

Engadget has the story today (and PC World has more details) on what may end up being the possible successor to USB for modern computing. “…while Intel is still dragging its feet regarding USB…

Most People Don’t Mind Twitter’s New Promoted Tweets [InfoGraphic]

By Apr 14, 2010

Erick Schonfeld highlighted on Techcrunch yesterday a survey from “Twitter Sentiment” that indicated that over 71% of Twitter users hated the idea of “Promoted Tweets.” What wasn’t explicitly mentioned in the post was that…

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Google’s Stock Price Falls Due to Traffic Acquisition Costs

MobileIron: An Enterprise Smartphone Play

Chirp This [infographic]

Google Announces Q1 Finanicals – Uncertainly Around China and Admob Looms

DC Showdown with FTC On AdMob- Glenn Manishin Argues Against FTC Blocking Google Buyout of Admob

Intel: The iPad Isn’t New, and This Isn’t Our First Rodeo

Broken Promises And Now Cisco Having Big Product Problems – Network World Points Out Cisco Can’t Deliver

Seesmic Desktop Evolves Into A Multi-Publishing System

Light Peak: Intel’s (Possibly) 30Gps Successor to USB 3.0

Most People Don’t Mind Twitter’s New Promoted Tweets [InfoGraphic]

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