IPhone child addiction: Apple investors push company to address issue
Smartphone addiction in children
Iphone toxic for kids, Apple investors say
Kids' use of Apple iPhone
Technology: No need to check your phone's charging status
Energous CEO Stephen Rizzone discusses the company’s WattUp transmitter and wireless-charging technology.
IPhones bad for your children's mental health?
Concerns about tech device addiction
Key spec of Apple's 2018 iPhones revealed
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is expected to release three new iPhone models in 2018.
The best and worst IPOs of 2017
Wall Street saw several highly-touted initial public offerings, or IPOs, in 2017, as several rising companies went public to challenge the likes of Amazon and Facebook.
Apple, suppliers drop on report of weak iPhone X demand
Shares in Apple Inc and several of its Asian suppliers fell on Tuesday after a report by Taiwan's Economic Daily and comments from some analysts suggested iPhone X demand could come in below expectations in the first quarter.
AT&T giving employees bonus in response to GOP tax bill
Tax reform passed
Mobile phones a potential health risk?
Cell phone dangers
Net neutrality repeal: 5 things to know
The repeal means that internet providers like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon will no longer be required to treat all internet content equally.
Uber hackers did not download user credit card numbers, company says
Uber disclosed that in some cases, the hackers got location information from the place where people signed up for the ride-sharing service, as well as heavily encoded versions of user passwords.
Golf star Ernie Els on an app that's attracting a younger generation to the green
Eddy Lui, 18Birdies CEO, and Ernie Els, PGA Tour player and 18Birdies investor, on the new app grabbing the attention of golfers.
Ernie Els on a new golf app
18Birdies is a hole-in-one
T-Mobile board approves up to $1.5B buyback program
U.S. wireless carrier T-Mobile US Inc (NASDAQ:TMUS) said on Wednesday its board authorized a buyback program for up to $1.5 billion of the company's common stock.
Facebook targets kids: Controversial new app
Facebook unveiled 'Messenger Kids,' a controversial new app that lets kids send age-appropriate images and messages to family and friends.
BlackBerry loses payment dispute with Nokia, to pay $137M
An arbitration court ordered smartphone pioneer BlackBerry Ltd to pay $137 million to Nokia to settle a payment dispute and the Canadian company said it would pursue a separate patent infringement case against the Finnish firm.
Uber security managers resign after CEO criticizes practices
ber's CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, who was installed in the top job in August, disclosed the data breach last month after learning of it himself, saying that "none of this should have happened."
Uber used ex-CIA agents to spy on corporate rivals, former employee says
The testimony in a San Francisco courtroom Tuesday comes amid revelations that federal prosecutors are investigating allegations that Uber deployed an espionage team to plunder trade secrets from its rivals.
Verizon Sees Up to $10 Billion of 4Q Charges
Verizon Communications plans to take up to $10 billion worth of charges in the fourth quarter tied to pension liabilities as well as about $1 billion of Hurricane Sandy-related costs.
eBay: A Pokémon Item Sells Every Twelve Seconds
With the launch of Pokémon Go, collectors of vintage Pokémon items have seen a spike in demand for various items including cards, apparel and toys.