Now we’ve all been hearing rumors and reading reports about a Facebook IPO for the longest time, so normally, I wouldn’t get excited about this “news.”
However, last week, trading
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Now we’ve all been hearing rumors and reading reports about a Facebook IPO for the longest time, so normally, I wouldn’t get excited about this “news.”
However, last week, trading
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Apple wrestles with its ‘China problem’
For now, the media spotlight is on Apple and its Taiwanese contract supplier Foxconn. But China’s leaders will also be shifting uncomfortably as the gaze of the in
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Apple Profit More Than Doubles on IPhone
Net income of $13.1 billion in the period that ended Dec. 31 ranked among the highest quarterly profits on record, putting Apple in the same league as energy com
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Microsoft speaks, market says So what?
Most remarkable would be what a couple of Microsoft MSFT +0.11% executives had to say about the outlook for PC s
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The 10 biggest stories of 2011 in mobile tech
Some of the year's top mobile stories were mostly hype (QR codes and cell phone radiation) or vaporware (those persistent iPhone 5 rumors). But other developments were genuinely important to the U.S. mobile landscape.
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Touchless smartphones and TVs could be on sale in 2012
Not to worry, says a tiny Israeli start-up company called XTR3D - soon you'll be able to flick through channels and adjust the volume using only... your hand.
You'll just have to turn your palm towards the screen, and zap away without ever getting off the couch.
And no need for under-the-skin electronics or fancy microchips.
Instead, the
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Twitter gets $300m Saudi investment
Alwaleed, the nephew of Saudi Arabian King Abdullah, is one of the wealthiest people in the world, with a net worth of $19.6 billion, according to Forbes magazine’s estimation.
He already owns a seven per cent stake in News Corporation, a ‘sizeable share’ of Cit
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Smartphone sales fell in the U.S. for the first time during Q3
Drawing from AT&T's (T) and Verizon's (VZ) reports for the September quarter, Morgan Keegan's Tavis McCourt sees what could be bad news for the makers of Android phones and good news for Apple (AAPL).
In a note to clients issued Monday, he writes (I quote):
After analyzing
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Hackers took control on America
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France bans terms "Facebook" and "Twitter" from broadcasts
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs to keynote June 6 meeting
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Why Microsoft bought Skype for more than $8 Billion
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How many MacBooks Apple sell this year ?
Apple's computer line celebrated a unusually merry Christmas, with total Mac unit sales for the first fiscal quarter of 2011 up 23% year over year, thanks in large part to the new $999 MacBook Air.
And although almost none of the 43 analysts we polled -- professionals and amateurs -- think Apple sold more Macs in the quarter that ended two weeks ago (the outlier is
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Fred Wilson dumped Apple
The VC at the center of an Android vs. iOS debate bet publicly against Apple two years ago
"I am selling my entire position in Apple this morning including the stock I bought earlier than last fall. My average price on my entire position in Apple is $96, so I'll take a small loss on this and a small gain on the stock I bought during the meltdown last
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Technology - Apple sold near 1 million iPad 2 in one week
Analysts expect Apple Inc to have sold close to a million iPad 2 tablet computers on its debut weekend -- significantly more than the first iPad, which went on sale last April.
"We would not be surprised to see Apple sell closer to 1 million iPad2s in the opening weekend," said Wedbush Securities analyst Scott Sutherland...Best Buy on Friday said some of its outlets ran
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