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Apple finally released the LTE and cellular-capable variant of the iPad Mini on Friday, which is now being sold at Apple and AT&T stores.

Can it rebound? Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) shares Friday set a three-month low of $505.75, $200 below their record high of $705.07 set on Sept. 21.

Two weeks after it released the fourth-generation iPad to the public, Apple has finally released the LTE and cellular-capable variant of the device on Friday.

As current rumors go, predictions of a possible release date for the iPhone 5S range from the first quarter of 2013 to the next year’s edition of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June. Given that things are very murky now and it is too early to settle on a specific date, readers should take every rumor with a pinch of salt.

While most Apple fans will be lining up to buy a new iPad mini at Apple stores nationwide, after a heist of stolen goods, just as many may be excited to purchase their new tablets from illegal black market dealers.

Apple and AT&T will start selling cellular-capable iPad Minis through their retail stores tomorrow, but a few happy customers actually received their orders a day early.

On Friday, the first deliveries of the iPad 4 with LTE will finally arrive, and Apple will begin selling the devices through their retail stores as well.

Apple's two new iMac models, originally set to be released in November and December, may be delayed until 2013, missing the all-important holiday shopping season.

Both Samsung and Apple continue to rule the smartphone market as the world’s best-selling cell phone brands, collectively accounting for a staggering 46.5 percent of global smartphone sales in the third quarter of 2012, according to research firm Gartner.

Here's an idea: If Apple doesn't want Forstall's expertise on its mobile software anymore, Microsoft is looking for a new head for Windows.

Shares of bankrupt imaging giant Eastman Kodak Co. (Pink: EKDKQ) surged Tuesday after the company announced it raised $793 million in debt financing.

The iPhone 5 has only been available for two months, but Apple's latest smartphone may become obsolete sooner than we think, possibly in record time.

As if their relationship wasn't strained enough, Samsung allegedly demanded a 20 percent price hike on processor parts supplied to Apple.

Many have wondered when the Chinese government will finally allow Apple to start selling its iPhone 5. According to China Telecom, currently the country's third largest telecommunications provider, the iPhone 5 may be released to the Chinese public in a matter of weeks.

After audiences cheered for several minutes after seeing a full-sized iPad play a duet of "Heart and Soul" with an iPad Mini on Garageband, Apple released two more iPad Mini commercials in this same vein on Sunday. Check them out here.

Apple and HTC reached a global settlement that encompasses the beginning of a 10-year cross-licensing deal and the end of all current lawsuits between them.

Microsoft may be about to try a hail mary marketing strategy soon, as A-list celebrities such as Jay-Z and Gwen Stefani star in commercials for the tech giant’s new Windows Phone 8.

More than a month after the iPhone 5’s release date, a new glitch affecting the device’s touch screen has been discovered.

A recent dip has raised fears about the prospects for Apple's stock, but the redesigned iMac & iTunes platform ahead should dispel doubts.

Apple's already working on its second-generation iPad Mini, and has tapped Taiwan-based AU Optronics to begin development on a 7.9-inch screen with a 2048 x 1536 resolution -- a Retina Display.

Shares of Qualcomm (Nasdaq: QCOM) rose 8 percent on stronger-than-expected earnings forecast.

It's an open secret that Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) is being probed over search. But Android could be a target, too.

Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) stock has fallen 20 percent since its record high in September as the company struggled to meet demand for the iPhone 5 and lost part of its dominance in the smartphone and tablet market alike.

Pixar Animation Studios honored the visionary man that saved the studio this month by naming its building after the late founder of Apple, Inc.

Qualcomm Inc. (Nasdaq: QCOM), the biggest U.S. designer of chips for smartphones, reported higher-than-expected fourth-quarter results Wednesday.

Britain's Imagination Technologies (London: IMG) said it plans to acquire MIPS Technologies for $60 million to battle ARM Holdings (Nasdaq: ARMH).

Qualcomm is scheduled to report higher fourth-quarter results Wednesday. Big question: clues for continued demand for current quarter and into 2013.

If you own an iPhone or iPad, you can watch the results from the polls and learn more about the presidential candidates on a number of free and cheap iOS applications.

Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) has been selling the iPhone 5 with the new A6 processor since Sept. 21. It may stop buying from Intel.