Intel 1Q earnings fall 13 percent, revenue steady

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• Intel 1Q earnings fall 13 percent, revenue steady
• IBM reports higher 1Q earnings, flat revenue
• Just Show Me: How to turn file sharing on and off on your Mac
• The War on Aging: Could buckyballs let us live to 150?
• Dueling Memes: Lawyer Dog Vs. Business Cat
• Oracle CEO mulled expansion into smartphones
• Where's a Yellowstone bear? Look on your phone
• Another delay in domain name expansion
• Blend in with the locals using the NYC Subway by Embark Android app
• Verizon to add 27 new 4G LTE markets, expand in 47 others this week
• FCC fines T-Mobile $819,000 over accessibility issues
• On The Call: Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson
• Stern fails to win $300M payday in Sirius suit
• Intel eyes sales pickup, investors cautious
• Summary Box: Yahoo's 1Q tops analyst views
• Oracle trial against Google turns into CEO day
• AT&T’s 4G and T-Mobile’s 3G found to be nation’s fastest wireless services
• Key developments in proposed sale of EMI Group
• 12 Free Tumblr Themes to Class Up Your Blog
• Yahoo's 1Q results show progress under new CEO
• Dueling Memes: Lawyer Dog Vs. Business Cat
• The Wall Street heretic who called Apple's swoon
• Lover.ly Makes Wedding Planning Simple
• Intel 1Q earnings fall 13 percent, revenue steady
• IBM reports higher 1Q earnings, flat revenue
• Thai flooding impact on tech companies, suppliers
• How chips, PCs, services companies are faring
• Appcelerator's Developer Platform: Now with Cloud-Based Tools
• Wireless data traffic grew 123% in the U.S. last year
• Summary Box: IBM reports higher 1Q earnings
• IBM boosts outlook; revenue shortfall hits shares
• Summary Box: Intel 1Q earnings fall
• Intel 1Q earnings fall 13 percent, meet Street
• Yahoo shows signs of life, Alibaba in the cards again
• Intel revenue forecast beats, but stock falls
• How to Stay Focused in a World of Distractions
• Intel earnings beat expectations
• Tell Twitter or Facebook Why You Love Books, Get an All-Star MP3 [VIDEO]

Intel 1Q earnings fall 13 percent, revenue steady Posted: First-quarter earnings at Intel Corp. fell 13 percent as spending on research and marketing rose while revenue was flat, the world's largest chipmaker said Tuesday.

IBM reports higher 1Q earnings, flat revenue Posted: IBM Corp.'s stock fell after the company reported flat revenue, even as net income grew 7 percent in the first three months of the year, thanks to strong profit margins in its services business.

Just Show Me: How to turn file sharing on and off on your Mac Posted: Welcome to Just Show Me on Tecca TV, where we show you tips and tricks for getting the most out of the gadgets in your life. You can allow someone else to access and use your your Mac without actually sitting at your computer. It's … Continue reading →

The War on Aging: Could buckyballs let us live to 150? Posted: Any high school science student could probably tell you what Buckminsterfullerine is: A molecule made up of sixty carbon atoms, bonded together in a spherical shape. The naturally occurring substance is a scientific curiosity, with potential applications ranging from cancer treatment to creating … Continue reading →

Dueling Memes: Lawyer Dog Vs. Business Cat Posted: Lawyer Dog

Oracle CEO mulled expansion into smartphones Posted: Oracle CEO Larry Ellison wanted to compete against Google's Android software in the smartphone market before deciding instead to sue his potential rival for copyright and patent infringement.

Where's a Yellowstone bear? Look on your phone Posted: Pretty soon, the best place to be on the lookout for wolves, grizzly bears, bison and other wildlife in Yellowstone National Park could be your phone.

Another delay in domain name expansion Posted: There's another delay in efforts to create hundreds of Internet address suffixes to join ".com" and others in use.

Blend in with the locals using the NYC Subway by Embark Android app Posted: Until the world cracks open and molten lava blankets the Earth, New Yorkers will always loathe tourists. Not all tourists however, specifically the ones at the bottom of the echelon. Souls that stop dead in the center of the sidewalk or subway station, map in hand and camera in the other, immobilized like a rock in a flowing river. In a city of over 8 million citizens on-the-move constantly, they constitute no more than road kill. ...

Verizon to add 27 new 4G LTE markets, expand in 47 others this week Posted: Verizon Wireless on Tuesday announced plans to bring its 4G LTE network to 27 new markets on Thursday and expand its service in 47 existing markets. The additional markets bring Verizon's total coverage to 230 4G LTE markets across the United States, covering nearly two-thirds on the nation's population. By the end of 2012, the carrier plans to have its LTE service available in more than 400 markets covering more than 260 million Americans. "Verizon Wireless 4G LTE is the premier wireless data service in the nation, with more than six times the geographic coverage of our nearest competitor's 4G LTE network and now available to more than two-thirds of the nation's population," said David Small, chief technical officer of Verizon

FCC fines T-Mobile $819,000 over accessibility issues Posted: The Federal Communications Commission on Monday determined that T-Mobile must pay a fine of $819,000 for "willfully and repeatedly" failing to comply with rules regarding hearing-aid compatible handsets. According to the FCC, the carrier violated the rules during 2009 and 2010. The Hearing Aid Compatibility Order requires each carrier to have at least 10 handsets, or 50% of all devices, that support acoustic coupling and 7 phones, or 33% of all devices, with inductive coupling. T-Mobile may reduce or negate the proposed fine by proving to the FCC that it did not violate the rule, or that it didn't violate it as severely as the FCC alleges. [Via PhoneScoop] Read

On The Call: Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson Posted: Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson is counting on a newly created consumer commerce division to help the Internet company sell more online advertising as it tries to revive its revenue growth. The division will be run by Sam Shrauger, one of Thompson's former employees at the PayPal payment service, and Mollie Spilman, a Yahoo Inc. marketing executive reassigned to tackle the new challenge.

Stern fails to win $300M payday in Sirius suit Posted: Howard Stern's hopes for a $300 million payday from Sirius XM Radio Inc. have been dashed by a judge. His show's Twitter feed said the shock jock was "really bummed" by the decision and plans to appeal.

Intel eyes sales pickup, investors cautious Posted: (Reuters) - Top chipmaker Intel Corp posted earnings confirming the PC industry is alive -- but not kicking -- and said sales would accelerate in the second half of the year with a powerful new PC processor. In a first-quarter earnings report that did not inspire investors to push Intel's recently high-flying stock further, the company also said costs associated with ramping up new production lines would hurt gross margins more than expected. "It's not that they disappointed, they just didn't give us the bull case. ...

Summary Box: Yahoo's 1Q tops analyst views Posted: SIGNS OF PROGRESS: Yahoo fared slightly better than analysts anticipated during its first quarter under recently hired CEO Scott Thompson. The Internet company's earnings climbed 28 percent from the same time last year while revenue edged up 1 percent.

Oracle trial against Google turns into CEO day Posted: SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The chief executives of Oracle Corp and Google Inc took center stage in court on Tuesday as Google's lawyers argued Oracle is trying to hitch a ride on Google's success after abandoning the idea of building its own smartphone. Oracle chief executive Larry Ellison and Google CEO Larry Page both appeared on the stand in Oracle's high stakes lawsuit against Google over the Android operating system. Ellison, 67, is a Silicon Valley veteran while Page, 39, cuts a younger and more unpolished figure. ...

AT&T’s 4G and T-Mobile’s 3G found to be nation’s fastest wireless services Posted: The four major carriers in the United States — Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile — all advertise some form of 4G technology, whether it is LTE, WiMAX or HSPA+, and each company claims to have either the most reliable, biggest, fastest or best network. PCWorld put the carriers claims to test in its "2012 Mobile Speed Test" and found that AT&T's 4G LTE service featured the fastest download speeds while Verizon's 4G LTE network provided the fastest upload speeds. T-Mobile's HSPA+ 21 network was the fastest 3G service and the carrier's HSPA+ 42 service held its own with both AT&T's and Verizon's 4G networks, making T-Mobile a good choice for many wireless users who are looking for affordable plans.

Key developments in proposed sale of EMI Group Posted: EMI Group Ltd., the iconic British music company that is home to The Beatles, Coldplay and Katy Perry, is being split and sold, though it faces regulatory scrutiny as the planned buyers increase their dominance of the music industry.

12 Free Tumblr Themes to Class Up Your Blog Posted: 1. Watercolor

Yahoo's 1Q results show progress under new CEO Posted: Yahoo's first-quarter results showed signs of progress that may help boost the credibility of recently hired CEO Scott Thompson as he tries to turn around the long-sputtering Internet company.

Dueling Memes: Lawyer Dog Vs. Business Cat Posted: Lawyer Dog

The Wall Street heretic who called Apple's swoon Posted: He calls himself an "Apple fanboy," owns four iPads and two iPhones, follows the company obsessively and predicts it will keep turning blockbuster profits. But whether you should own the stock is another matter.

Lover.ly Makes Wedding Planning Simple Posted: The Spark of Genius Series highlights a unique feature of startups and is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here.

Intel 1Q earnings fall 13 percent, revenue steady Posted: First-quarter earnings at Intel Corp. fell 13 percent as spending on research and marketing rose while revenue was flat, the world's largest chipmaker said Tuesday.

IBM reports higher 1Q earnings, flat revenue Posted: IBM Corp.'s stock fell after the company reported flat revenue, even as net income grew 7 percent in the first three months of the year, thanks to strong profit margins in its services business.

Thai flooding impact on tech companies, suppliers Posted: What tech manufacturers and suppliers have been saying about the impact from heavy flooding in Thailand:

How chips, PCs, services companies are faring Posted: A look at how selected companies providing computers, components, services and related software are faring:

Appcelerator's Developer Platform: Now with Cloud-Based Tools Posted: Mobile platform company Appcelerator launched the latest version of its popular Titanium platform Tuesday, with cloud-based tools to help developers build more dynamic apps for Android and iPhone devices.

Wireless data traffic grew 123% in the U.S. last year Posted: As sales of smartphones and tablets reach all time heights, consumers in the United States are streaming more movies, downloading more apps and viewing more websites on their wireless devices. According to a recent report from the CTIA, annual wireless data traffic in the U.S. grew 123% from 388 billion megabytes in 2010 to 866.7 billion megabytes in 2011. The survey also found that the number of active smartphones in the U.S. increased by 43% to 111.5 million units in 2011 compared with 78.2 million in 2010. "As the President, bipartisan members of Congress, FCC Chairman and Commissioners and other policymakers have repeatedly advocated, the U.S. wireless industry must have access to more spectrum so we can continue to improve

Summary Box: IBM reports higher 1Q earnings Posted: MIXED RESULTS: Although IBM Corp.'s net income grew 7 percent in the first quarter, its revenue was flat and the stock fell about 2 percent.

IBM boosts outlook; revenue shortfall hits shares Posted: (Reuters) - IBM's revenue fell slightly short of Wall Street expectations, sending its shares down almost 2 percent in late trade even as the company beat quarterly profit expectations and boosted its 2012 earnings target on strong software demand. International Business Machines, whose shares had closed up 2 percent on Tuesday, reported revenue of $24.7 billion -- flat with the previous year and below analyst expectations for $24.78 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S. ...

Summary Box: Intel 1Q earnings fall Posted: THE RESULTS: Intel's first-quarter earnings fell 13 percent as spending on research and marketing rose while revenue was flat.

Intel 1Q earnings fall 13 percent, meet Street Posted: First-quarter earnings at Intel Corp. fell 13 percent as spending on research and marketing rose while sales were flat, the world's largest chipmaker said Tuesday.

Yahoo shows signs of life, Alibaba in the cards again Posted: SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc reported an uptick in revenue that marked its first quarterly sales growth in three years, as new Chief Executive Scott Thompson spearheads the latest attempt to revamp the struggling Web company. Thompson told analysts on a conference call that Yahoo was once more exploring a simpler deal to try and "monetize" its 40 percent slice of China's Alibaba, a stake valued at billions of dollars and that Yahoo once discussed unloading. ...

Intel revenue forecast beats, but stock falls Posted: (Reuters) - Top chipmaker Intel Corp forecast revenue above expectations, as demand for personal computers remained resilient in the face of consumers' growing preference for tablets and other mobile gadgets. But investors, accustomed to Intel's beating forecasts, sold the company's stock, which had rallied 17 percent this year, following the news. Shaky economies in Europe and the United States, a growing consumer preference for tablets, and a recent shortage of hard drives due to flooding in Thailand have taken a toll on the PC industry. ...

How to Stay Focused in a World of Distractions Posted: Soren Gordhamer is the organizer of the Wisdom 2.0 Conferences, which bring together staff from Google, Facebook, Twitter and Zynga along with Zen teachers and others to explore living with awareness and wisdom in our modern age. You can follow him at @SorenG.

Intel earnings beat expectations Posted: Computer chip giant Intel Corporation on Tuesday reported quarterly earnings that beat Wall Street expectations and said its processors would soon debut in smartphones.

Tell Twitter or Facebook Why You Love Books, Get an All-Star MP3 [VIDEO] Posted: Pinocchio, Madeline, the Three Blind Mice, Little Red Riding Hood and a dozen other beloved storybook characters star in Reading Is Fundamental's (RIF) latest PSA, which the organization released online Tuesday to kick off its "Book People Unite" campaign.

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