Welcome the morning edition of the "first to know," a series in which we keep you know what is happening in the digital world. We're keeping our eyes on three stories of interest today.
Google shares soar on an impressive earnings
GoogleGoogle 
released its latest earnings report after the close of markets on Thursday. investors appeared was impressed with the company's shares trade up to more than $ 40 per after-hours (7.5%).
The company posted earnings of 7.29 billion in the third quarter, representing a growth of 23% from the same period last year, a jump 7% sequentially.
During the follow-up Conference, Google did something never done before: it broke down the numbers from some of the key business , including YouTubeYouTube and mobile PCs.
Mozilla names SAP mobile Exec new CEO
Mozilla Foundation, 
FirefoxFirefox creators, announced that chose to Gary Kovacs, Senior Vice President of mobile products in SAP Vlshabr General Manager of mobile in Adobe, such as the new CEO of the non-profit.
"I am very happy and Gary Kovacs as our new CEO for the Mozilla Corporation," said the current CEO John Lilly. earlier this year, Lilly announced that was his and he joins the macba Greylock Partners.
The New York Times releases full version for the iPad
The New York Times has replaced the iPad selection of its editors, more complete version that grants access to all of its sections and their different multimedia elements.
Application [iTunes link] is not currently available for free, but users will be required to pay a subscription for full access to the online paper goes after paywall in early 2011 [via PaidContent].
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