[ZDNET] Chrome developers to keep 95%; More Google I/O; Smartphones down

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Breaking News Google boosts Chrome App store: Angry Birds; Developers keep 95 percent of revenue Google is stepping on the gas with its Chrome Web Store with the launch of Angry Birds, a 95 percent revenue split with developers and a global rollout in 41 countries to reach 160 million users. READ MORE More coverage: Eyeing the enterprise, Google to rent out Chrome laptops for $20 a month Google TV getting update to Android 3.1, access to Android Market this summer. Will it be enough? Google I/O 2011 Opening Day Google tunes up I/O with Android treats (photos) Google unveils Android@Home Must-Read Stories   iSuppli: Smartphone shipments declined during first quarter Panasonic's Toughbook 53: Gets work done in any terrain Visa targets Amazon, PayPal with its own digital wallet Microsoft Safety Scanner Windows Phone Wednesday; Over 15,000 apps and Marketplace failures Recommended Consolidating and Cutting Costs Without Sacrificing Availability Dexia Technology Services was maintaining four data sites. They wanted to consolidate to save money, but did not want to interrupt system availability. Read how they made it happen with help from IBM Global Technology Services. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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