Mobile

The British Tabloid Dailymail.com is attracting 240 million unique users a month worldwide.

Apple wants in on India's vast market.

Gronkowski’s popularity with younger fans meshes perfectly with Electronic Arts’ recent bid to expand its base of mobile game users.

Terrorist group ISIS is now targeting children. It has released a new kid-friendly app that uses cartoons, bright colors and allegedly guns to teach the Arabic alphabet and language.

It does, however, now have 13 million Apple Music subscribersup from about 10 million in January.

For many people, the days of air travel are about to become as simple as requesting an Uber.

Silicon Valley has seen its share of uncertainty as the half way point in the year approaches.

Priceline Group's stock is getting punished after a weaker-than-expected outlook.

Last week, Apple reported disappointing quarterly earnings and an even more disappointing outlook.

Sprint, the No.4 U.S. wireless carrier, forecast a jump in full-year operating income as it continues to slash costs to offset the heavy discounts it had offered to attract customers.

Billionaire Carl Icahn is no longer enamored with Apple.

Apple shares extended their after-hours tumble on Wednesday, dropping more than 6% in recent action as investors punished the stock following a fiscal second-quarter stumble.