Techinsidr’s Monday Linkfest
- Posted by Tech Insidr
- on August 15th, 2011
Every week, @Techinsidr brings you a collection of the best technology news and links from the web.
Google Acquires Motorola Mobility Holdings for $12.5B Google acquired the handset maker and popular Android OEM in an all cash transaction. This deal represents the largest acquisition ever for Google. [Engadget] [NYTimes] [MarketWatch] $GOOG $MMI $NOK $MSFT $AAPL
Apple Revises iPhone Second-Half 2011 Forecast Cupertino increased their iPhone forecast by 11-13% on better-than-expected growth in key markets. [Digitimes] $AAPL $MSFT $GOOG
Intel Pins Hopes On “Ultrabook Form Factor” Intel has unveiled a $300M warchest to boost demand for this new form factor. Think Macbook Air meets the PC. [Semiaccurate] $INTC $AMD $AAPL
Apple to Face “Fast” Android Tablets The next-generation nVidia GPU, codenamed Kal-El is expected to handily outperform the iPad2′s GPU. [CNet] $NVDA $AAPL $GOOG
Zynga Modifies SEC Filing; Restates Their Revenue The company made an *upward* revision to their revenue number, which should be great news for Zynga bulls like myself. [Forbes] $ZYNGA $FBOOK
Former IBM PC Chief: “The PC Era Is Over” IBM’s former engineering chief had some less than stellar words towards the PC. You won’t want to miss this one. [TheRegister] $IBM $INTC $AMD
“Apple Isn’t THAT Valuable” Forbes columnist Gene Marks brings a unique perspective to the table in his analysis of Apple. [Forbes] $AAPL $MSFT
Sprint Takes A Mulligan on RIMM’s Playbook 4G Launch Citing a lack of end user demand, Sprint decided to cancel their impending Playbook 4G launch. [Dailytech] $RIMM $S $AAPL
Angry Birds Part 2? Tiny Tower Could Be The Next Viral iPhone Game This new viral game is causing quite a buzz… a new blockbuster in the making? [NYTimes] $AAPL $GLUU $GLFT $ERTS
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Rob a.k.a. Techinsidr has been trading stocks and following the stock market since 1997. He formerly worked at Intel Corporation in a Financial Analyst role, responsible for overseeing an annual budget of $160M... More » -
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