Hewlett-Packard and NetApp both released their earnings reports and though results are moving in opposite directions for each respective company, things appear to be on the positive end for both tech firms.

HP’s revenue was short

In today’s NewsDesk news roundup: Chrome for Android gets an upgrade; Adobe eyes Thumb Labs for an acquisition; Galaxy S4 surpasses 10M sales mark; Microsoft updates YouTube app, disables download; Corning takes on Apple’s sapphire glass; Foursquare

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“I don't know what's HP.”

You’d probably think that this statement is from an Apple fanboi being all snobbish and insisting that they're the only gadget brand in existence worth bothering about.  But in