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 October 29, 2010Tech Update |
 Sales of Video Game and Flagship Software Lift MicrosoftBy STEVE LOHRRevenue rose 25 percent as Microsoft reported a 50 percent increase in quarterly income. Verizon Deal Ends Inquiry Over FeesBy EDWARD WYATTThe company will pay $25 million to the Treasury and a minimum of $52.8 million in refunds to its customers. ADVERTISEMENT  Media Decoder BlogGawker and the O'Donnell PostBy DAVID CARRGawker finds traffic jackpot by going after Christine O'Donnell, but takes some incoming hits as well. Smartphones Help Results at MotorolaBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSIn the third quarter, the telecom equipment maker's phone unit reported an operating profit that it had not expected to happen until the next quarter. Strength of Inkjet Printer Sales Narrows Kodak's LossBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSThe company faced pricing pressures in the low-end digital camera business, competition from Hewlett-Packard and a slump in movie-film revenue, analysts said. 3M Reports Higher Profit and Sales, but Lowers Its ForecastBy REUTERSDespite the improved profit, the company's stock dropped on concerns of rising costs and other pressures on margins. Technology Most E-Mailed | Personal TechGadgetwise BlogMaking Music Like a Pro. Sort of.By RIK FAIRLIEAvid's new music-creation and editing bundles makes it easy to record and mix your own multi-instrument tracks. Gadgetwise BlogA Tablet Cheat SheetBy SAM GROBARTThinking of buying a tablet? Here are three options, with all their costs and fees broken down. ADVERTISEMENT  |
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