AT&T Unveils No-Contract Option
The nation's No. 2 wireless carrier will start offering an option that allows wireless customers to upgrade more frequently if they choose to pay full price for their devices.
RadioShack Talks With Banks About Finances
RadioShack said it has held discussions with investment banks, as the struggling retailer looks into ways it can improve its financial position.
Hasbro Dips Deeper Into Mobile Gaming Arena
Hasbro is speeding up its move into the mobile gaming market through strategic partnerships and acquisitions.
Michael Dell, Silver Lake Said to Rule Out Sweetened Bid
Michael Dell and private equity firm Silver Lake Management have reportedly ruled out a sweetened bid for Dell, despite possible shareholder resistance to the $24.4 billion leveraged buyout.
Flexible Glass Rally Fuels Growing Interest in Wearable Technology
Advances in flexible glass are enabling gadget makers to invest heavily in wearable technology, and analysts see a bright future.
SanDisk Snatches Smart Storage Systems in $307M Deal
The $307 million acquisition represents SanDisks' fourth buyout in the enterprise storage space.
BlackBerry Served More Downgrades After Dim 2Q
BlackBerry’s shares fell another 1% on Monday as three more analysts joined a growing chorus of downgrades following the device-maker’s dismal quarterly earnings.
IPhone Worries Trigger Jefferies Price Cut on Apple
Apple was hit with more concerns on Monday regarding slowing sales of its popular iPhone.
Facebook May Unveil Instagram Video Feature This Week
Facebook may unveil a new video feature for Instagram at a highly-anticipated press event this week, sources tell TechCrunch.
Samsung Said to Pick Intel Chips for New Galaxy Tablet
The electronics giant reportedly has chosen to use an Intel processor in a new 10.1-inch Galaxy tablet.
IDC Predicts Sharper Decline in PC Shipments
IDC gave a substantial cut to its estimate for global PC shipments in 2013, citing a stronger consumer shift to mobile devices.
Apple Reaches 50B App Downloads, But That's Only Half the Battle
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.
Einhorn Ups Apple Stake, Waiting for ‘Blockbuster Product’
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.
Apple Launches Record First Bond Sale Totaling $17B
The iPhone maker launched its first-ever bond sale as it seeks to raise money to pay for dividends and buybacks.
Shooing Away the Bears? Analysts Stick With Apple Ahead of Earnings
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.
Apple Breaks Below $400 on iPad Jitters; Lowest Price Since Late '11
The former tech darling dropped below $400 on reports about tumbling iPad shipments.
Microsoft Counting on Tablets to Combat PC Sales Decline
As the industry continues to combat declining PC sales, Microsoft is planning to launch a seven-inch tablet to strengthen its consumer products portfolio.
BGC Downgrades Microsoft Amid PC Industry ‘Turmoil’
Microsoft was downgraded to hold, as BGC cited concerns over a shaky PC industry.
Reliable Microsoft Bull Merrill Gives in, Removes 'Buy' Rating
The firm downgraded Microsoft to "neutral" from "buy" amid a lack of momentum for Windows 8.
Samsung to Finally Pay Apple $548 Million in Patent Dispute
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.



















