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Google Buys Hand-Gesture Software Company Flutter for $40M
Google has acquired a startup that makes gesture detection software.
AAPL’s Ecosystem: 2 Winners and 2 Losers
Apple has a vast ecosystem of suppliers for its computers and mobile devices. Here's a look at some of the top players, and how they're doing in 2013.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: Icahn Presses for $150B Share Buyback
Carl Icahn pushes Tim Cook to consider much higher share buyback; not enough Retina iPad Minis for October launch; and Apple has 10% of all corporate cash.
Yahoo Acquires Hitpost, Another Sports App Developer
Yahoo is reportedly about to purchase sports app maker Hitpost, marking the second sports app it has acquired this year.
FreedomPop Launches First-Ever Free Smartphone Service
FreedomPop, a wireless startup, is teaming up with Sprint to offer customers a free smartphone service. Customers only pay $99 for the phone.
Valve Crashes Microsoft’s Holiday Gaming Party
Just when Microsoft was looking forward to its Xbox One launch, Valve announces its own Steam Box. Here's why MSFT has more to lose than SNE.
The Trouble With Wireless Trade-In Programs
New trade-in programs from wireless carriers and gadget-makers have the potential to set an industry precedent for years, if not decades, to come.
3 Stocks That Don’t Care About a Government Shutdown
In the unlikely event a government shutdown is allowed to materialize for any length of time, these three investment types should hold up despite the freeze.
Monday Apple Rumors: Samsung to Assist With Upcoming A8 Chip
Samsung will manufacture a minority share of next year's A8 chip; Apple gets rights to iPhone name in Brazil; and Cupertino expected to approve new campus.
Morgan Stanley Gushes on the Internet of Things
Analysts published a 29-page research note on the Internet of Things last week -- full of Cisco data, various definitions, stock recommendations and more.
Friday Apple Rumors: Retina iPad Mini May Not Ship Next Month
There may not be enough Retina iPad Minis available to launch in October; Carl Icahn to meet Tim Cook on Monday; Martha Stewart broke her iPad.
Electronic Arts Officially Drops NCAA Football for 2014
Electronic Arts has officially canceled plans for NCAA Football or any other college football game in 2014, but investors shouldn't fret about EA stock.
GOOG Stock – Is Google Getting Evil as a Teenager?
GOOG stock is up 70% since 2011 lows, but as Google turns 15 we have to wonder ... is it just cutting costs and chasing profits, or is GOOG still innovating?
Intel’s Web-Based TV Plan Is in Trouble
Intel's web-based TV service, called "OnCue", might not launch by the end of the year like the company's executives hoped it would.
Thursday Apple Rumors: China Mobile Readying for iPhone Announcement
A deal between Apple and China Mobile to be announced soon; iPhone revenue alone tops many corporate icons; and iOS 7 launch sparked Internet traffic surge.
T-Mobile to Stop Stocking BlackBerry Phones in Stores
A T-Mobile executive told Reuters that the carrier won't keep inventories of BlackBerry handsets at its stores, but would ship them to buyers instead.
8 Things to Know About Grand Theft Auto Online
Take-Two Interactive Software is bracing for the launch of is online multiplayer version of the top selling Grand Theft Auto video game franchise.
