Google just defied anticipation again -- it mustered a complete $12.21 billion in revenue and produced an adequate $2.79 billion in profit because of its second quarter of 2012. The development in revenue would be a heady 21 percent over exactly what the search leader saw last year (about 15 % sequentially), despite a lately-ingested Motorola now invoice discounting (however slightly) into its results. About $10.96 billion of revenue originates from advertising along with other close-to-the-vest companies, $7.54 billion which was from sites directly possessed by Google. Unlike this winter, Google does not have wildcards available for share splits or any other saucy particulars. Obviously, we might find out more when professionals hit the phones for any results call -- at the moment, the organization is simply pleased to anticipate a summer time of Nexus 7 sales and Jelly Beans.
Update: Drilling lower into Motorola's separate results, Google stated its new acquisition produced $1.25 billion alone, about $843 million which was following the acquisition was completed. If Motorola had was by itself, it might have forfeit $38 million: success using the Android RAZR MAXX in america were offset through the ongoing decline of fundamental cell phones elsewhere on the planet.
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Google hits $12.21 billion in revenue for Q2 2012 (update: Motorola figures) initially made an appearance on Engadget on Thu, 19 Jul 2012 16:02:00 EDT. Please visit our terms to be used of feeds.
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