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Today Twitter revealed just how well it performed last quarter: the company saw $502 million in revenue, 316 million monthly active users, and earnings of $0.07 per share. Of those millions in revenue, 88 percent came from mobile and $50 million was due to the company’s various data licensing deals. Overall, this was a strong […]... →

Twitter earned an adjusted $0.07 per share on revenue of $502 million in its second quarter, the firm reported today. Investors expected Twitter to earn a mere $0.04 adjusted per-share profit on the back of $481.28 million in revenue. The social company reported that its monthly active user count has climbed to 316 million. In its sequentially preceding quarter, Twitter had 302 million… Read More... →

Twitter reported that its monthly active user count has reached 316 million, up 15 percent compared to the year-ago quarter, and up from 308 million in the preceding quarter. The company indicated that it sees 80 percent of its monthly actives as monthly mobile actives. Its call will be Periscoped, even though the company broke out no numbers for that app, or Vine. Hello! Get Periscope to… Read More... →

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today...... →

Stackato is private platform-as-a-service cloud software for building and deploying applications based on the open-source Cloud Foundry project.... →

Something that you’ve likely never heard uttered is that an industry should look to the National Football League (NFL) for social cues. The league has been scandal-ridden for decades, and has consistently fallen flat in its responses to domestic abuse, cheating, health and wellness and drug scandals. Read More... →

Picking a programming language to learn can be a stressful task. The trendy language at any given time isn’t necessarily one that anyone will care about in a year, much less the one that’ll get you the best gigs. It’s interesting, then, to see what language programmers turn to when they’ve got their pick of the litter — when they’re coding not with some… Read More... →

You might have read about the tragic death of Cecil the lion, a beloved mascot of Zimbabwe’s Hwange national park. In case you didn’t: Dr. Walter J. Palmer recently took a break from his job at River Bluff Dentistry in Indiana to kick back, relax, and pay $55,000 to kill a lion named Cecil. Palmer used […]... →

Today's guest on Hack the Entrepreneur popularized secular evangelism in 1983 when he worked with the Macintosh Division of Apple. He is currently the chief evangelist of Canva, an online (and easy-to-use) graphic design platform. He is also the author of 13 books, including Art of the Start 2.0 and Enchantment . His books are used by some of the finest academic institutions and have been New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers.... →

But then again, I wasn’t actually a few feet away. I was scarfing down free snacks in a press suite packed with a half-dozen video editors and engineers that were beaming NextVR’s live virtual reality footage of the soccer game to users across the globe and to the very headset that I was wearing. Saturday’s Manchester United vs. Barcelona pre-season soccer match at… Read More... →

Часть китайских изделий с картинок получает матерные наименования заслуженно — но только часть.... →

Yahoo is looking for bugs and has paid a great deal to find out how to fix vulnerabilities in its applications. The company reports that to date, it’s paid out more than $1 million to those that have reported bugs. It has received at least 10,000 submissions, of which approximately 1,500 have resulted in a […]... →

PRESS RELEASE: Kony, Inc., the leading enterprise mobility company, today announced that it has been named as a "Leader" with improved positioning in both vision and execution by Gartner in the July 23, 2015 Magic Quadrant for Mobile Application...... →

Advertisers can now target ads by product categories suggested for their websites with DSA. The post Google’s Overhaul Of Dynamic Search Ads Now Live Globally With Category Targeting appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.... →

Is it a Facebook competitor? Is it a social network? Is it a “ghost town?” Is it a failure? These are the questions that have been peppered at Google ever since the Google+ launch in June of 2011. The answer to all of those questions was, and remain, a huge “no.” Doesn’t matter though. Google is starting to back its way out of a muddy mess, particularly when… Read More... →

The new 3D XPoint memory could replace the aging NAND standard.... →

Google now tells customers when not to go to a store based on long wait times. The post Google Shows A Stores Busy Times By Crowdsourcing Your Store Visits appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.... →

Loren Baker sits down with Jerod Morris from The Showrunner to discuss the world of podcasting, self-publishing, and how the game of producing one's own content has changed over the past decade. Both Loren and Jerod started down similar paths as personal bloggers and dreamers (one with ambitions for film, the other sports journalism) ' and then found themselves taking different paths for career ambitions, only to end up doing exactly what they had originally intended.... →

At some point inside the next 24 hours, Window 10 will “launch” in New Zealand, before spreading out across the globe. To a certain extent. Of course, for the more than 5 million folks currently testing the software, its “launch” is almost a non-event. For the following cycles of individuals and businesses that will get the code over the coming weeks and months, the… Read More... →

Posted by Jaime Casap, Chief Education Evangelist, Google (Cross-posted on the Google for Education Blog .) Editor's Note : Today we hear from our Chief Education Evangelist, Jaime Casap, who spoke at First Lady Michelle Obama's 2015 "Beating the Odds" Summit.... →