Google this afternoon released its first-quarter 2012
earnings results. And as you can imagine, there are a lot of zeros in
them. Specifically, revenue was at $10.65 billion for Q1 2012, 24
percent higher than in Q1 2011. Cash on hand at the end of March was
$49.3 billion, and Google added about 600 jobs in Q1.
Additionally, Google announced what essentially is a
stock split, creating a new class of non-voting capital stock that will
be awarded via a dividend to existing stockholders in a one-to-one
manner.
We'll be listening in on the conference call in a few minutes to see if there's any Android-specific news.
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