News to know: iPhone, Google's Caffeine, HP's cloud printing, PC sales
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It's the day after a Jobs keynote, Google's Caffeine and HP's cloud printing initiative are today's headlines. Get the rolling posts, RSS, or email.
Here's a look at Wednesday June 9, 2010:
It wouldn't be a day after a Steve Jobs keynote without some bigger picture takes. Larry Dignan looks ahead at the bottom line implications of a new phone that comes out a week before the end of the quarter while Sam Diaz chimes in about AT&T holding Apple back on the innovation front. There's also a take on how the MiFi breakdown could have been prevented and a question that asks if the iPhone 4 can replace the digital camera or camcorder. Also: Is Apple trying to claim it invented video calling?
Google is on a Caffeine high. The company rolled out its new Web search index, called Caffeine, on Tuesday, promising 50 percent fresher results. In a nutshell, Caffeine will continually index the Web.
HP isn't giving up on printing, even in a time when the cloud is gaining momentum. The company has launched a broad cloud printing initiative that would allow users to print from any device, including mobile phones.![432047-600-450.jpg](https://www.zdnet.com/a/img/2014/10/04/09c02c3f-4bb8-11e4-b6a0-d4ae52e95e57/432047-600-450.jpg)
Are PC sales as good as they're going to get? It's a question being asked after a Wall Street analyst downgraded Intel because of a "weakened environment" looking into the third quarter. There are some concerns out there, especially as it relates to Europe.
For today's imagery, check out a photo album out of Computex 2010, which was held in Taiwan last week.