Ustream, Booyah Co-founders Team Up On Stealth Startup With $1.5M From Greylock, Kevin Rose & More

Back in November, Ustream Co-founder and longtime CEO John Ham stepped down from the company he had helped found four and a half years earlier. His co-founder, Brad Hunstable, took the reins in his place. Ham continues to serve as chairman of Ustream's board of directors and as an advisor to the company, but as Jason reported, his stepping down in November was an acknowledgement of the Entrepreneurial Call. At the time, Ham was tight-lipped about the particulars of his new venture, which remains true today, as the startup is in double-secret stealth mode. However, Ham is ready to reveal a few more details, including his partner. The Ustream co-founder has teamed up with Keith Lee, the co-founder of venture-backed, location-based mobile app developer Booyah.

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Kyl: Senate GOP will block White House student loan bill (CNN)

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Weekend warriors: Michael Chandler, Team Faber lead the weekend with big wins

Though the weekend was dominated by the UFC fights on Fox, there were plenty of other fights over the weekend, including this quick knockout Michael Chandler pulled off at Bellator:

In his first fight since beating Eddie Alvarez for the Bellator lightweight title, Chandler needed just 0:56 to TKO Akihiro Gono. After the bout, Gono said he was retiring from his 18-year MMA career that included bouts in Pride, the UFC, Sengoku and Bellator.

In other Bellator action, Bryan Baker earned a trip to the welterweight tourney final with a decision over Ben Saunders. Heavyweight Damian Grabowski decisioned Dave Huckaba in a bout that registered as less-than-exciting, and Ryan Ford TKOed Luis Santos in the second round.

On "The Ultimate Fighter," Urijah Faber won the most important event: the Coaches Challenge. He beat Dominick Cruz in an obstacle course that involved the use of a grenade launcher. Afterwards, Andy Ogle beat Mike Rio with a rear naked choke to give Team Faber five fighters in the quarterfinals. Next week, James Vick will face Joe Proctor and Justin Lawrence will take on Michael Chiesa in the first quarterfinal bouts.

At Super Fight League, (go ahead and sing the song) James Thompson beat Bobby Lashley in a unanimous decision. Zelg Galesic scored the weekend's memorable moment with a flying knee knockout of Doug Marshall.

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Motorola Mobility loses $86 million in Q1, device shipments way down

Well, the first quarter of 2012 is officially over Motorola Mobility, and the financial news is rather sobering for the company. While revenues were up, the climb was modest, to just $3.1 billion. And that small bump in incoming cash was not enough to stave off another quarter of loses. In fact, after losing $80 million in Q4 of 2011, Moto lost $86 million in Q1 of 2012. The company continued to bleed cash in large part because shipments of mobile devices dropped off dramatically. Only 8.9 million devices were shipped in the quarter, down from 10.5 million in the last part of 2011. With 5.1 million of those being smartphones however, the phone division did manage to increase revenues by three percent. The one bright spot was the home segment which, thanks to its home gateways and broadcast goods, managed to make (that's right, not lose) $68 million, up from $53 million a year ago. For more numbers and charts check out the source link.

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Romney campaign pledges no 'slow jamming' the news (Los Angeles Times)

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Obama on Jimmy Fallon: Top moments with the 'POTUS with the most-est' (Los Angeles Times)

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ShopAndroid Daily Giveaway #59: Incipio NGP Case for RAZR MAXX, Krusell DONSo Leather Pouch & more!

Today's ShopAndroid.com Daily Giveaway will feature some fantastic Android accessories such as the Incipio NGP Semi-Rigid Soft Shell Case for Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX, Krusell DONSo Mobile Leather Pouch, Motorola Skin Case for XOOM, and the Samsung Horizontal Leather Pouch.

To become eligible to win one of these featured accessories, just leave a comment below stating which item you'd like for your Android device.  One winner will be selected at random and announced next week.  Good luck!

Incipio NGP Semi-Rigid Soft Shell Case for Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX

The NGP Semi-Rigid Soft Shell Case safeguards your Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX with a semi-ridi polymer shell. Featuring custom-cut holes, you'll have access to your RAZR MAXX camera hole and other functions. The touchscreen of your RAZR MAXX is left exposed for complete access.  The NGP wraps the front edges of this device giving it added protection and an extra lift.  As sleek as it is functional, NGP makes a great choice.

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