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'Flappy Bird' may be the most-addictive game you'll play this year.

How did they do it? Apple shares how the around-the-world-in-one-day Macintosh commercial was accomplished.

In a seemingly unusual event, an iPhone 5c exploded late last week in the back pocket of a 13-year-old girl.

The cinematographers on the project doubted the mobile phone's video capabilities, but by the end of the day, their minds had been changed.

Will Apple’s upcoming iWatch revolutionize the way people charge their mobile devices?

Satya Nadella is now the most powerful Indian-born tech executive in the world.

Intel is working on a new kind of voice recognition device that, unlike Apple's Siri, functions offline.

According to an analyst, the market is not yet ripe for a larger iPad with a screen bigger than the current 9.7-inch iPad Air.

The social networking company's nearly 16 percent pop of late lifted it above Citigroup's market capitalization.

While the fourth quarter was the most successful one for Apple, its year-on-year growth rate was well below the industry average.

Today on The Rundown: the Wii U is one foot in the grave, the iPod is actually dead, and Google brings the hammer down on Snapchat cheaters.

Apple’s iOS in the Car is shown in a partial beta, Microsoft will revive the 1 Versus 100 game concept, and The Netherlands okays The Pirate Bay.

Media reports say that a key suspect, using his position in a procurement committee, allegedly netted about $3.3 million from suppliers.

Apple gave a weak guidance for the second quarter, but the rest of 2014 should go better for the company.

Apple comes up short on top and bottom lines and shares fall.

Though Kanye West reportedly said it isn't true, the National Enquirer alleged Bruce Jenner wants to transform into a woman.

Apple Inc. shares plunged over 5 percent on Monday after it reported first-quarter earnings of $13.1 billion on sales of $57.59 billion.

Wall Street opened mixed on Monday, as investors weighed earnings from Caterpillar Inc. ahead of Apple Inc.'s results after the bell.

It remains to be seen whether US stocks can put last week’s woes behind them or if they will go the way of European and Asian stocks.

The activist investor upped his AAPL position and is rallying shareholders for a $50B buyback.

Jan. 24 marks the 30th anniversary of the Apple Macintosh, which revolutionized the computing industry for years to come.

Microsoft Corporation shares rose over 3 percent on news the company reported second-quarter EPS of 78 cents on revenue of $24.52 billion.

China Central Television reported that Wal-Mart has violated permits.

Launching two new iPhones and a new iPad paid off for Apple.

So far this season, about a fifth of the companies in the S&P 500 have reported results.

Sources have told the Wall Street Journal that iPhone models with displays larger than 4.5 inches and larger than 5 inches are currently in development.

The tagline stated: “On January 24th, Apple Computer will introduce Macintosh. And you’ll see why 1984 won’t be like ‘1984.’”

It was the fourth straight quarter IBM missed revenue targets. Shares in IBM fell 3.5 percent to $181.68 in after-hours trade.

The battle between Samsung and Apple moves to subsidies as iPhone rolls out on China Mobile.