The Boy Genius Report: Apple's Billion Dollar Mobile Payment Magic Trick
Apple (AAPL) shares have fallen more than 35% since hitting a record high last September. The tech press has declared that Apple is doomed. On…
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The Boy Genius Report: What Is BlackBerry Thinking?
At the company's BlackBerry Live conference on Tuesday, BlackBerry announced what could be interpreted as zero positive news for the company. First, there's the BlackBerry…
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Google+ Seemingly Still A Ghost Town; Brands Continue To Prefer Facebook, Twitter
Google announced last fall that its social networking site was home to 400 million members with more than 100 million active monthly users. Despite these…
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Samsung, Apple And Others Escape As Slumping Feature Phone Sales Haunt Nokia
The PC market isn't the only tech sector in trouble. According to Gartner's new numbers, Asia-Pacific is the only region in the world where mobile phone…
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BlackBerry And The Fateful Q5 Pricing Question
When BlackBerry really began its tailspin in the summer of 2011, the reason was clear. Handsets in the new Bold lineup were too expensive for emerging…
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Battle Over Dell Acquisition Stalls As Committee Seeks Additional Information From Icahn
A special committee that is evaluating the offer from investor Carl Icahn and Southeastern Asset Management to acquire Dell is seeking additional information about the bid,…
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No Home For Facebook At AT&T: HTC First To Be Discontinued
The HTC First, or "Facebook phone" as many prefer to call it, is officially a flop. It certainly wasn't a good sign when AT&T dropped…
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Carl Icahn Enters The Ring With New Dell Bid
Two of Dell's largest shareholders have made a new takeover bid for the struggling computer company that will challenge a previous offer from Silverlake and…
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Activision CEO: Next-Gen Xbox, PlayStation 4 Sales Might Sputter Just Like Wii U
Nintendo is off to a rough start with its new Wii U video game console and Activision CEO Bobby Kotick thinks Microsoft's "Xbox Infinity" and Sony's…
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Bing's Brand Problem: People Prefer Google Regardless Of Search Results
Here's some disconcerting news for Microsoft: It may not matter how good Bing really is because most consumers will always assume it's not as good…
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Would A Switch To Android Rescue Nokia? Sadly, Probably Not
With Nokia continuing to languish, investors have understandably become frustrated with CEO Stephen Elop. As we saw earlier this week, investors implored Elop to reconsider…
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Nokia Investors Spout Off At Elop, Say He's Put Company On 'The Road To Hell'
It's safe to say that Nokia CEO Stephen Elop did not enjoy his chat with investors on Tuesday. Reuters reports that shareholders at Nokia's annual…
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Anonymous Threatens To Take The U.S. 'Off The Cyber Map'
Anonymous was praised for its recent cyberattacks on North Korea, however the hacking collective has shown that it is a friend to no one. The…
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Barclays: Apple 'Is About To Change The Narrative' With New Products
The past few months have been tumultuous for Apple, which has seen its shares sink in value and has provided little buzz for new products…
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Netflix Content Chief Says Piracy Drops Whenever Netflix Launches In New Markets
Netflix's chief content officer has a novel way to combat online piracy: give people easy and affordable ways to access content. In an interview with…
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Dish Chairman Hits Back At SoftBank, Says Sprint Will Need 'Employees Who Speak English'
Just one day after SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son attacked the Dish Network over its plan to buy U.S. wireless carrier Sprint, Dish chairman Charlie Ergen hit back…
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Keep Dreaming, Cord Cutters: Time Warner Chief Says No Streaming-Only Option For HBO GO
HBO's chief executive Richard Plepler made waves earlier this year when he indicated that the company may expand its HBO GO offering to non-cable subscribers.…
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Facebook: Always About Mobile
Facebook is now firmly entrenched as a mobile company, with 30% of total advertising revenue coming from mobile. Mobile is the key front for Facebook now…
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In Latest Bid To Evade Copyright Cops, The Pirate Bay Moves Domain To Tiny Caribbean Island
It's been a wild year for The Pirate Bay as the infamous BitTorrent site has moved its domain name from one country to another in…
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Obama Poised To Name Former Cable, Wireless Lobbyist To Chair FCC
The chances that the new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission will investigate ISPs' use of bandwidth caps now seem decidedly slim. Unnamed sources have…
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Consumer Reports: Apple Outshines Rivals Once Again In Customer Support
Apple consistently ranks No. 1 in user loyalty and repeat business surveys, and one reason among many is the industry-leading technical support it provides its…
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Study Claims Facebook Has Lost 6 Million U.S. Visitors In Just One Month
Facebook isn't in any danger of experiencing a MySpace-style implosion anytime soon, but that doesn't mean the social networking giant isn't in danger of seeing…
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Suspect In Biggest Cyberattack In Internet History Arrested
Spanish officials have arrested a Dutch citizen in northeast Spain for his involvement in what has been called the biggest cyberattack in Internet history. The…
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HTC One Review
The HTC One (2498) smartphone comes at an important time. As good, thoughtful and purposeful as HTC's products are, the company hasn't been doing as…
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Study Shows 45% Of Bitcoin Exchanges End Up Failing
Imagine a world where the Nasdaq, the Nikkei and the FTSE all failed within the span of a week and you have an idea how…
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A Familiar Story: Samsung Rakes In Record Q1 Profit, But Growth Slows
Apple shares skyrocketed between 2009 and the end of 2012 as the company repeatedly posted record quarterly earnings. Of course, gravity eventually wins — breakneck…
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Apple's Future Is Already Looking Brighter
Apple CEO Tim Cook said on the company's recent earnings call that Apple is hard at work on new hardware and software that will begin…
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