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October 14, 2011 12:52 am GMT
During today's Google earnings call, CEO Larry Page shared some new stats on how the company is doing in new areas such as social and mobile. Google+ is now past 40 million registered users, and Google's revenue run rate in mobile is now at $2.5 billion, which is up from a $1 billion run-rate about a year ago.For Google+, Page sees his nascent social network as just at its beginning stages. "We are baking identity and sharing in all of our products. Sharing on the Web will be like sharing in real life across all your stuff," he says. Already, 3.4 billion photos have been uploaded to Google+.
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Larry Page: Google+ Passed 40 Million Registered Users, Mobile Revenues At $2.5 Billion Run-Rate
During today's Google earnings call, CEO Larry Page shared some new stats on how the company is doing in new areas such as social and mobile. Google+ is now past 40 million registered users, and Google's revenue run rate in mobile is now at $2.5 billion, which is up from a $1 billion run-rate about a year ago.For Google+, Page sees his nascent social network as just at its beginning stages. "We are baking identity and sharing in all of our products. Sharing on the Web will be like sharing in real life across all your stuff," he says. Already, 3.4 billion photos have been uploaded to Google+. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/aCdjJPHhbck/
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