Google Apps and Google Cloud Platform could earn US$200 million each quarter. Google's enterprise division was comprised of several offerings that aid the operations of businesses.
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LinkedIn announces earnings this week
LinkedIn will announce its earnings this week. LinkedIn (LNKD) will be announcing its earnings after the closing on Thursday, August 1, 2013. Dr. T. Allen of Seekingalpha shared his thoughts on the expected-vs.
Dell hopes thumb-sized computer can revive it from plunging PC sales
Dell's Project Ophelia would be available in the coming month and the company currently hopes it would be a solution to plunging PC sales.
Coming soon: Samsung Galaxy Note 3
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 was due to be released soon, according to reports. Rumors and speculation were plentiful when it comes to the Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
Samsung and Apple domination nearing end
Apple and Samsung's combined shares plunged while new smartphone makers showed growth. According to International Data Corporation, a research firm, Apple and Samsung's combined share of the international smartphone market plunged to 43% in the second quarter.
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According to Forbes' Ewan Spence, BlackBerry's Q5 did not have enough style to steal away the users of Apple and Samsung.
Analysts believed that Apple could improve its sales by allowing the Macintosh to fit well with cloud technology.
Microsoft admitted that it could not vie against Google on price when it comes to selling cloud services.
Analysts said that Apple's investors should welcome Google's Chromecast because they would benefit through the dongle.
Analysts stated that when it comes to handling mobile revenue, Facebook would face an opportunity while Google would need to deal with a challenge.
Google is expecting a revenue growth decline in the future as it shifts to a mobile operating environment.
ABI Research said that Apple would soon face market share rivalry with several Chinese low-cost smartphone manufacturers.
Strategy Analytic reported that Samsung already took Apple's place as the world's most profitable smartphone firm.
Facebook would make its capital investments worth US$1.6 billion in 2013 to capitalize on the number of its users and its mobile advertising base.
