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Apple, Samsung Lead Smartphone Race, China’s Huawei Records Largest Growth In Shipments: IDC
China’s Huawei was close on the heels of the two companies as its shipments rose above 100 million units per year in 2015, the fourth company in the world to do so.
Samsung Forecasts Tough Year Ahead As Smartphone Sales Dip
A dip in smartphone sales would hurt profits in 2016, the company warned, underscoring a broader trend impacting consumer electronics producers.
Facebook Inc. (FB) Q4 2015 Earnings: Social Network Turns $1.5 Billion In Profit, Beats All Expectations
The social networking company topped $1.5 billion in quarterly profit for the first time and saw daily active users grow by 14 percent to 1.59 billion.
iPhone Sales Unlikely To Get Boost From India, Which Is No Apple-Obsessed China
Despite what you may have heard, the subcontinent is not going to be another China when it comes to fueling Apple’s next growth phase.
Can Rihanna Save Tidal? New Single ‘Work’ Hits Streaming Service, And The Stakes Couldn’t Be Higher
The pop star’s comeback begins today, and her success could help determine the music streaming service’s fate.
Apple Inc (AAPL) Shares Plunge After iPhone Sales Flat For The First Time, According to Earnings Report
Sales of the company’s core product, the iPhone, were flat last year for the first time since the smartphone was introduced in 2007.
iPhone 7 Plus Rumors: Apple Inc.'s 5.5-inch Smartphone Could Come With Dual-Camera Design
But Apple's smaller, 4.7-inch model isn't expected to get the upgraded camera features.
Europe Stocks, US Stock Futures Down, Asian Shares Mixed Ahead Of Fed Meeting
Global markets anxiously waited for a statement from the U.S. central bank Wednesday, while shares in China and Europe fell.
Safari Browser Crashing For Users Across The Globe Due To A Search Bug
Users of Apple’s Safari browser are reporting significant problems on the desktop, iPhone and iPad.
Xiaomi Misses Revenue Target Despite Internet Services Growing 150% In 2015: Report
Xiaomi's revenue from games, apps and mobile payments reportedly grew strongly, but it still missed an internal target of $1 billion.
Google Glass Shuts Down Social Media Accounts
Google Glass deactivated its Facebook and Twitter accounts over the weekend, signaling an end to Google's push to popularize its wearable internet-linked glasses.
What If Tech's Biggest Diversity Problem Is Silicon Valley Itself?
Major tech firms are often based in pricey white suburbs that can alienate some minority job seekers, a black ex-Googler notes.
Apple Inc. (AAPL) Q1 2016 Misses On iPhone Sales, Revenue, But Sets $18.4 Billion Profit Record
The tech company reported flat iPhone sales for its most recent quarter, meaning incremental upgrades to the device weren’t enough to drive growth.
Game Revenue Could Reach $115B By 2020, With MOBA And Mobile Titles Leading The Way
Virtual reality games could see revenue start in the millions and end in the billions by 2020.
Microsoft Windows Phone Head Forced To Defend Himself After Using iPhone On Twitter
Vice president of operating systems Joe Belfiore had to explain why a photo from his vacation was uploaded by an iPhone.
Apple Watch 2 Rumors: Apple's Slimmed Down Timepiece May Hit Mass Production In Q2
The redesigned smartwatch could be slimmer than its predecessor and feature a built-in Facetime camera.
iPhone 5se: Apple Eyes Midrange With 4-Inch Smartphone Featuring Touch ID, Better Camera, Siri
The tech giant dominates the premium market, but with slowing growth and increasing competition, it may be time to go affordable.
Tech Earnings Preview: Bellwethers Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), Facebook (FB), Apple (AAPL) Face Strong Headwinds
Microsoft, Amazon, Apple and Facebook, with a combined market cap of more than $1.53 trillion, are facing some strong headwinds.
Apple Car ‘Project Titan’ Faces Team Hiring Freeze Amid Setbacks
Chief Design Officer Jony Ive is reportedly displeased with the group’s progress.
What Is USB-C? The New Port In Phones, Tablets And PCs That Could Replace Lightning And Micro-USB
The new connector could replace USB as the standard for a range of gadgets.
Apple Inc. (AAPL) Q1 2016 Earnings Preview: iPhone Sales May Post First Year-Over-Year Decline
When the tech giant releases its quarterly results Tuesday, analysts will look to see how it fared in China.
iPhone 5se Rumors: Apple Will Offer A Measly 16GB Base Storage On 4-inch Device
The report follows years of outcry from consumers, who have long felt that 16GB is not enough anymore.
Donald Rumsfeld Launches App To Play Solitaire, As Played By Winston Churchill
The game is different from the regular version of Solitaire, and was the preferred version played by Winston Churchill.
Apple's Electric-Car Project Loses Lead Executive
Steve Zadesky's departure is not related to his performance, sources told the Wall Street Journal.
Slumping Apple (AAPL) Suppliers Could Point To First Annual Decline In iPhone Sales
As Apple prepares to report earnings Tuesday, data from key suppliers suggest that iPhone's dominance may be ending.
Microsoft Launches Gold Surface Pen, But No Matching Surface Book Or Surface Pro 4
The company also debuted more powerful versions of the Surface Book and Surface Pro 4.
iPhone 7 Rumors: What To Expect In Apple Inc.'s Next Smartphone
Apple's smartphone could be one of its thinnest devices released in 2016.
Microsoft Slammed Over Surface Book, Surface Pro 4 Issues: 'You Gotta Pull A Steve Jobs'
Critics have slammed Redmond for its terrible handling of Intel driver issues and "Blue Screens of Death."
Android Netted Google $31 Billion In Revenue, $22 Billion In Profit, Oracle Lawyer Says
The number was revealed in court filings related to Oracle's lawsuit against the search giant.
Apple CEO Meets EU Regulator As Potential $19B Irish Tax Bill Looms
An 18-month investigation into Apple’s tax affairs in Ireland could land the iPhone maker with a significant bill for unpaid taxes.