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Palm Pileup [Digital Daily]_

No surprise, this after the company’s dismaying February warning: Palm’s (PALM) earnings news today is grim — albeit a bit less grim than some had feared. Posting third-quarter results after Thursday’s closing bell, Palm reported a net loss of $18.5 million, or 13 cents a share on revenues of $349.9 million. That’s nicely ahead of its recent guidance of $285 million to $310 mil

  

Bill’s maker returns to ‘True Blood’_

Entertainment Weekly’s Michael Ausiello reveals that Lorena is returning to the HBO vampire drama, as well as another possible character’s future — or lack of one.

  

O’Brien is in talks with Fox for a talk show_

The comedian’s representative confirmed Thursday that O'Brien is having discussions with the network, but added that Fox isn't the only  network he's talking to.

  

Pretty stars can’t carry ‘Bounty Hunter’_

For better and worse, the film is an opportunity to sit in the dark with two likable, attractive stars — Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler  — but that's about it.

  

Bullock’s husband apologizes to her, his kids_

Jesse James calls the “vast majority” of allegations against him “untrue and unfounded.”

  

Scientists a Step Closer to Making Cloak of Invisibility a Reality_

Researchers at Germany's Karlsruhe Institute of Technology report they were able to cloak a tiny bump in a layer of gold, preventing its detection at nearly visible infrared frequencies.

  

Papandreou Tells EU to Act Next Week_

Amid signs that an aid deal agreed to just three days ago is unraveling, Greece's Prime Minister pushed the EU to lay out its plans and assuage nervous markets

  

Merkel Edges toward IMF Help in Greek Crisis_

Chancellor Angela Merkel is edging toward an International Monetary Fund-led solution to the Greek budget crisis as she navigates between European Union leaders who say the EU should take charge and a German public unwilling to foot the bill.

  

Alstom, SNCF May Bid on Florida Fast Train_

The French national rail company and the supplier of its TGV trains may join forces to bid for a high-speed rail contract in Florida supported by President Obama

  

Microsoft lowers Windows licensing costs for virtual desktops_

Microsoft is lowering the price of licensing the Windows operating system in a virtual desktop deployment, and announcing new bundles with partner Citrix in an announcement Thursday.

  

Women in Games Conference 2010 canceled_

Despite running successful shows from 2004-2009, a lack of attendees has forced the creators of the Women in Games Conference to cancel this year's show, which was to be held next weekend.

  

Google TV: Five Burning Questions_

Google, Intel, and Sony are reportedly banding together to produce a Web content platform for your living room called Google TV. The new platform would reportedly be available as a set-top box or as part of a Web-capable television. Google TV would be based on Google's mobile operating system, Android, and would also include a version of the Chrome browser for using Web applications like Twitter

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