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Apple has numerous job openings for both its Spotlight team as well as "Apple Search."

The so-called iPad Pro may be only slightly thicker than an iPhone 6 Plus.

Microsoft is planning a staggered rollout for its new operating system, with versions for smartphones and other devices coming later in 2015.

At Build 2015, CEO Satya Nadella said his company is focused on providing cloud services like Azure to connect devices, even those from rivals Google and Apple.

Exercising isn't necessarily my forte, but Apple Watch is slowly but surely changing that.

Moves like the unveiling of Windows 10 at this week's Build conference show CEO Satya Nadella is serious about fixing Microsoft's past mistakes.

Growth of mobile phone sales in India, forecast at 5 percent for 2015, belies the cannibalization of feature phones by entry-level smartphones

The "Will It Blend?" marketing series has tested a range of popular tech products, including the iPad and iPhone.

The tech giant announced it would boost its capital return program to $200 billion and will raise its dividend 11 percent.

Earnings season is in full swing this week, with quarterly results from Apple, Twitter, LinkedIn and more.

The Nasdaq broke a record set more than 15 years ago during the infamous dot-com bubble.

Apple Watch production could reach 2 to 3 million units a month by June, barring any bottlenecks or setbacks.

Russian speaker Alex was excited about Russian Siri until he heard some of her responses.

No shortage of gawkers in the Shanghai Apple Store, but some wondered if the watch is high-end enough.

Even customers with deep pockets may have to wait until July to get their hands on the gold Apple Watch Edition.

The special pricing will be offered to employees for 90 days.

It's the one psychological trait that will compel people to buy the uber-expensive -- and sure-to-be-obsolete-in-a-few-years — smartwatch.

The change would mark the first protection against discrimination for LBGT people in Indiana.

It's April Fools' Day, when some of the biggest tech companies put their funniest foot forward.

All eyes are on Indiana's governor as he aims to "clarify" the controversial new Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

It's all part of an effort to promote the first smartphone from LeTV, a Chinese online video company.

On the eve of the release of Apple Watch, Wall Street is getting very bullish on Apple.

Following the success of Apple's ResearchKit, Google is revisiting health data products.

The new set-top box includes Siri voice control and its own app store.

The U.S. FDA approved genetically modified Arctic apples and Innate potatoes — but stopped short of requiring the GMO label.

Apple is “in talks” with networks like ABC, CBS and Fox to launch a TV bundle service consisting of about 25 channels sometime this fall.

The company's foray into health care and medical research is seen as savvy but risky as wrinkles remain.

Analysts are predicting a big quarter for the iPhone 6, but competition is on the way from Samsung Galaxy S6.

The Shinjuku boutique is one of three under construction in department stores around the world.