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Shares of Pixelworks soared more than 45% on Thursday after the high-res display manufacturer revealed Apple as one of its biggest customers.

Intel is on track to supply 40 million tablets with its mobile chips this year, chief executive Brian Krzanich said in an exclusive interview with FBN’s Liz Claman.

Shares of Microsoft rallied after the tech giant scored a big earnings beat thanks in part to a 13% jump in devices and services revenue.

Intel reported worse-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings growth of 4% despite seeing signs of PC “stabilization."

Apple's App Store logged more than $10 billion in sales last year, as 2013 closed with a record month in December.

The tech giant reported consumer spent $10 billion on apps in 2013, downloading nearly 3 billion apps in December alone.

Mike Lazaridis, co-founder of BlackBerry, disclosed a smaller stake in the company and also officially abandoned plans to make a bid.

Microsoft board member John Thompson said the tech giant should be prepared to name a new chief executive in early 2014.

Hewlett-Packard rallied 2.4% on Tuesday after J.P. Morgan analysts issued a bullish report on the PC maker.

Microsoft’s $7.2 billion purchase of Nokia’s device business will make it one of the biggest buyers of silicon products, expanding its line of tablets and smartphones.

If you’ve traded up for the latest smartphone or tablet, don’t let the older version collect dust and take up space in your desk drawer—make some money from re-selling it.

Qualcomm's third-quarter profit rose 18%, as shipments of the company’s chips rose sharply.

Activision Blizzard said “Call of Duty: Ghosts,” the latest title in its popular gaming franchise, surpassed $1 billion in sales to retailers on the first day.

T-Mobile reported a much smaller third-quarter loss, as revenue climbed and the wireless carrier continued to add customers.

This week saw more quarterly report cards from tech companies and Lenovo's celebrity product engineer launched its new tablet.

Mile-High Wi-Fi: Penetration of cellular connectivity and Wi-Fi on commercial flights is expected to exponentially increase amid relaxed mobile rules.

Nokia narrowed its third-quarter loss amid cost cuts and record Lumia smartphone sales, while shares rallied on an upbeat guidance for NSN.

Smartphone and tablet factory revenue are expected to exceed the entire consumer electronics market this year for the first time as mobile demand continues to outpace more traditional technology.

The activist investor is calling on cash-rich Apple to buy back stock by immediately launching a $150 billion tender offer.