APPLE COMPUTER (AAPL, 121.13)- The PC maker beat estimates by seven cents as second quarter earnings rose 4.6% to 88 cents per share, excluding a one-time gain.  Revenues increased 27% to $1.94 billion in the quarter, and gross margins improved to 28.2% from last year's 26.3%.  The company also announced a 2 for 1 stock split, its first split in 13 years.  The shares are up 3.87 in pre-open trading on the news.

BURLINGTON RESOURCES (BR, 39)- The natural gas company missed estimates by three cents as its first quarter earnings rose to 36 cents per share from last year's breakeven results.  Revenues rose 50% to $652 million in the quarter.

COMMERCE ONE (CMRC, 95)- The provider of B2B marketplaces beat estimates by 13 cents as it reported a first quarter loss of nine cents per share, flat with the prior year.  Revenues increased 107% sequentially from the fourth quarter to $35 million.  The shares rose 4.50 in after hours trading on the news.

EXCITE@HOME (ATHM, 19.94)- The broadband service provider and portal operator missed estimates by a penny as its first quarter loss narrowed to one cent from last year's loss of two cents.  Revenues increased 75% to $138 million in the quarter.  Total subscribers rose 220% from last year's first quarter.  The company also said it expects to post a full year 2000 loss of ($0.25)-($0.35).  Analysts were looking for the company to report a full year profit of 12 cents.  The shares are down 1.81 in pre-open trading on the news.

INTERSIL HOLDING (ISIL, 33)- The maker of wireless chip sets beat estimates by four cents as third quarter earnings rose to seven cents per share from last year's five cents.  Revenues increased 26% to $170.9 million in the quarter, and orders jumped 36%.

J&J SNACK FOODS (JJSF, 16)- The maker of  pretzels and frozen beverages missed estimates by two cents as second quarter earnings fell 33% to eight cents per share.  Revenues rose 8% to $62.4 million in the quarter.  The company attributed the disappointing results to a drop in food service revenues.

NEXTCARD (NXCD, 12.25)- The online credit card issuer beat estimates by six cents as its first quarter loss widened to 34 cents per share from last year's 30 cents.  Operating revenues rose 63% sequentially to $22.7 million in the quarter.

PHONE.COM (PHCM, 73.94)- The maker of Internet telephony software beat estimates by eight cents as its third quarter loss narrowed to eight cents per share from last year's loss of 50 cents.  Revenues in the quarter jumped 428%, and 46% sequentially, to $18.7 million.  The shares are up 9.56 in pre-open trading on the news.

SANDISK CORP (SNDK, 105.50)- The maker of flash memory products beat estimates by three cents as first quarter earnings rose 200% to 21 cents per share.  First quarter revenues increased 148% to $109.4 million.  Product gross margins rose to 30% from last year's 27%.  The shares are up 2.50 in pre-open trading on the news.

HI/FN (HIFN, 46)- The semiconductor maker missed estimates by 20 cents as it reported breakeven second quarter results, compared to last year's profit of 21 cents.  Revenues in the quarter fell 6% to $8.1 million.  The company's CEO attributed the shortfall to a "revenue recognition issue".  The shares are down 18 in pre-open trading on the news.

INTERSPEED INC (ISPD, 18.19)- The provider of DSL access routers missed estimates by a penny as it reported a second quarter loss of 21 cents per share, flat with last year's results.  Revenues in the quarter rose to $4 million from last year's $327,000.  The shares are down 0.94 in pre-open trading on the news.

LAM RESEARCH (LRCX, 48.88)- The chip equipment maker beat estimates by a penny as third quarter earnings rose to 37 cents per share, excluding one-time items, from last year's loss of 13 cents.  Revenues increased 113%, and 13% sequentially, to $326.3 million.  The shares are up 1.13 in pre-open trading on the news.

QUALCOMM (QCOM, 112.19)- The wireless equipment maker beat estimates by two cents as second quarter earnings rose 44.4% to 26 cents per share.  Revenues increased 16% to $649 million in the quarter.  The shares are up 5.06 in pre-open trading on the news.

REAL NETWORKS (RNWK, 41.31)- The maker of Internet streaming media software beat estimates by a penny as first quarter earnings rose to five cents per share from last year's breakeven results.  Revenues jumped 120% to $53.5 million in the quarter.  The shares are down 1.81 in pre-open trading on the news.

SAGENT TECHNOLOGY (SGNT, 18.13)- The provider of products that allow real time delivery of content over the Internet missed estimates by 11 cents as it reported a first quarter loss of seven cents per share, compared to analysts' expectations of a profit of four cents.  The company lost 55 cents in last year's first quarter.  Revenues rose 62% to $14.5 million in the quarter.  The company attributed the shortfall to a delay in recognizing revenues.  The shares are down 7.66 in pre-open trading on the news.

ACUSON CORP (ACN, 14.06)- The maker of medical ultrasound equipment warned that first quarter earnings will fall short of expectations due to delays in receiving orders.  The company now sees earnings of $0.05-$0.07 in the quarter.  Analysts were looking for the company to earn 11 cents.

BLUEFLY INC (BFLY, 3.75)- The online off-price apparel e-tailer beat estimates by nine cents as its first quarter loss widened to $1.19 per share from last year's loss of 27 cents.  Revenues in the quarter increased to $3.56 million from last year's $305,000.  The company's balance sheet on March 31st showed a cash position of $3.91 million, compared to $7.93 million on December 31st.  The shares rose 0.75 in after hours trading on the news.

COCA COLA CO (KO, 48.50)- The soft drink maker beat estimates by 11 cents as first quarter earnings rose two cents to 32 cents per share.  Revenues in the quarter slipped to $4.39 billion from last year's $4.40 billion, but comparable unit case volume rose 2%.

DOUBLECLICK (DCLK, 59.81)- The Internet advertising company met expectations as its first quarter loss widened to 11 cents per share from last year's loss of six cents.  Revenues increased 179%, and 17.5% sequentially, to $110.1 million in the quarter.  The shares tumbled 6.81 in after hours trading on the news.

EMC CORP (EMC, 124.50)- The maker of storage devices beat estimates by a penny as first quarter earnings rose 50% to 30 cents per share.  Revenues climbed 23% to $1.82 billion in the quarter.

GO2NET INC (GNET, 55.25)- The Internet network beat estimates by seven cents as second quarter earnings rose to 18 cents per share from last year's three cents.  Revenues increased 333% to $18.74 million in the quarter.  The shares rose 3.25 in after hours trading on the news.

NOVELLUS SYSTEMS (NVLS, 53.50)- The semiconductor equipment maker beat estimates by six cents as first quarter earnings rose to 45 cents per share from last year's eight cents.  Revenues increased 138%, and 43% sequentially, to $274.1 million in the quarter.  The shares are up 1.50 in pre-open trading on the news.

ARCH CHEMICALS (ARJ, 18.88)- The specialty chemicals maker will join the S&P SmallCap 600 Index after the close on Monday, replacing MicroAge Inc.

CAVALRY BANCORP (CAVB, 12.88)- The bank missed estimates by a penny as first quarter earnings fell to 13 cents per share from last year's 19 cents.

CCBT FINANCIAL CO (CCBT, 14.13)- The bank holding company beat estimates by four cents as first quarter earnings rose 41% to 48 cents per share.

FAMILY GOLF CENTERS (FGCI, 0.66)- The troubled operator of golf centers and ice rinks reported a fourth quarter loss of $2.92 per share, compared to last year's profit of $0.03.  Revenues increased 2.6% to $28.1 million in the quarter, but same store sales at its golf centers fell 23%.

FLANDERS CORP (FLDR, 3)- The maker of air filtration products said its full year 1999 earnings fell 16% to 22 cents per share.  Revenues rose 11% to $171 million.  The company also raised its first quarter revenue forecast to $44 million from its previous estimate of $40 million.

I-LINK INC (ILNK, 5.13)- The provider of voice and data services said its full year 1999 loss narrowed to $1.57 per share from the prior year's loss of $2.14.  Revenues increased 27% to $32.6 million.

INTERWORLD CORP (INTW, 19.50)- The maker of Internet e-commerce software has withdrawn a planned secondary offering due to "current market conditions".

KROLL O'GARA CO (KROG, 6.28)- The provider of security services said its fourth quarter loss widened to 28 cents per share, excluding charges, from last year's loss of one cent.  Revenues increased 9.5% to $76.4 million in the quarter.

POTLATCH CORP (PCH, 40.50)- The forest products company missed estimates by five cents as first quarter earnings fell to eight cents per share from last year's 18 cents.  Revenues in the quarter increased 5.3% to $438.6 million.  The company attributed the shortfall to "difficulties" at its printing papers business.

RIVER VALLEY BANCORP (RIVR, 11)- The Indiana bank beat estimates by nine cents as first quarter earnings doubled to 44 cents per share.

STORAGE COMPUTER CORP (SOS, 6.25)- The maker of storage systems said its fourth quarter loss narrowed to 10 cents per share from last year's loss of 65 cents.  Revenues in the quarter fell to $2.31 million from last year's $3.56 million.  The company attributed the revenue falloff to Y2K.

VALLEY RESOURCES INC (VR, 22.88)- The natural gas and propane company said its second quarter earnings rose a penny to 67 cents per share.  Revenues increased to $32.9 million from last year's $29.2 million.