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Apple announced that it surpassed more than 50 billion apps downloaded on its App Store on Thursday, however the number of apps offered is only half the battle.

Hedge fund activist David Einhorn is a fan of Apple’s dividend hike and expanded buyback program, as the tech giant aims to unleash more cash.

The iPhone maker launched its first-ever bond sale as it seeks to raise money to pay for dividends and buybacks.

All eyes will be on Apple as the tech giant reports its quarterly earnings after the bell. While the stock has tumbled from record highs, analysts remain bullish.

The former tech darling dropped below $400 on reports about tumbling iPad shipments.

As the industry continues to combat declining PC sales, Microsoft is planning to launch a seven-inch tablet to strengthen its consumer products portfolio.

Microsoft was downgraded to hold, as BGC cited concerns over a shaky PC industry.

The firm downgraded Microsoft to "neutral" from "buy" amid a lack of momentum for Windows 8.

Samsung fought until the bitter end to avoid paying Apple, but the company now says it will finally hand over the more than $548 million it owes for infringing the patents and designs of its biggest smartphone rival.

Apple shares were flat Wednesday after a Beijing court ruled the tech company's Siri service infringed on a patent from Zhizhen Internet Technology.

Exclusive: BlackBerry CEO John Chen said the struggling device maker does not plan to exit the handset business, but rather it plans to make money on it. 

ARM Holdings was in the midst of a selloff on Tuesday after reporting a fourth-quarter loss, even as the microchip company revealed stronger revenue.

Private-equity firms have kicked the tires of BlackBerry's operating system and patents. 

Nokia shares rallied after receiving two upgrades from analysts, with the company nearing the sale of its smartphone business to Microsoft.

Is Apple rotting in founder Steve Jobs' absence? Almost three-quarters of respondents in a new poll believe the tech giant has lost its innovative edge.

YouTube is going to release a mobile app that will only show video clips suitable for young children to help parents control what their kids are watching on the Internet.

Yahoo will try to harvest revenue from mobile applications outside its own crop of services as CEO Marissa Mayer scours the digital landscape for more growth opportunities.

IBM has engineered a way for everyone to join the fight against Ebola — by donating processing time on their personal computers, phones or tablets to researchers.

Microsoft is releasing new, beefed-up versions of its popular Office software apps for iPhones and iPads, part of the company's push to stay relevant to workers in an increasingly mobile world.

Apple is poised to reveal its next big thing in a crucial attempt to prove its technological tastemakers still have the power to mesmerize the masses.