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Amazon to Offer TV Set-Top Box in Fall

Amazon will release a set-top box to stream online videos to consumer TVs some time this fall, sources tell Bloomberg.

What Is (And What Should Be) In Apple’s Product Pipeline

Have a look at what Apple is likely going to release by the year-end, and what it should release if it wants to fix its biggest problem: slipping margins.

Wednesday Apple Rumors: No New Product Launches Until Fall

Tim Cook hints that new products won't launch until fall; Moody's and S&P give Apple second highest credit rating; and WWDC scheduled for June 10-14.

The Best of the ‘APTweets’ Hashtag

Fake news from the hacked Associated Press Twitter account caused the markets to plummet for a split second today ... and started a hilarious hashtag.

Tuesday Apple Rumors: iPhone 5 Was ‘Not A Killer Product’

A UBS analyst says Apple was surprised by caught "flat-footed" by phablets; Apple donates to China earthquake relief; and ITC throws out Motorola patent lawsuit.

Consumers Must Wait ‘Til 2014 to Buy Google Glasses

Google's new high-tech eyeglasses won't become available to consumers until 2014, according to company chairman Eric Schmidt.

Monday Apple Rumors: Apple Returns Up to 8 Million iPhones

Apple sends up to 8 million defective iPhones back to Foxconn; Tim Cook could be in trouble as stock woes mount; and the iPhone 5S debut may be delayed.

Friday Apple Rumors: New VW Beetle to Feature iPhone 5 Dock

Next year Volkswagen will offer a Beetle with an iPhone 5 dock; consumer interest in a potential iWatch is strong; and the iPad dominates tablet web surfing.

Google: Has the ‘Don’t Be Evil’ Company Lost Its Mojo?

Google was supposed to be a company that played nice and dreamed up products of the future. But what it has evolved into has proved somewhat different.

Thursday Apple Rumors: FaceBook Could Bring ‘Home’ to iOS

Apple and Facebook are talking about an iOS version of Home; Verizon activated 4 million iPhones last quarter; and Apple halts new Mac component orders.

Google Must Tame the Fragmentation Monster

Android might be in 70% of smartphones, but fragmentation of the operating system is increasingly picking money out of Google's pocket.

Wednesday Apple Rumors: 63% of Music Downloads Via iTunes

Apple's iTunes accounts for 63% of paid music downloads; Chinese authorities criticize Apple again; and Berlin to get its first Apple Store in May.

Who’s Really Winning the App Store Battle?

The number of apps in Apple's App Store and Android's GooglePlay are neck-and-neck. So why is Apple dominating in sales?

Tuesday Apple Rumors: 12-Megapixel Camera for Phone 5S

Apple to include 12MP camera on iPhone 5S; Samsung and Apple wage smartphone price war in India; and a low-cost iPhone could get hefty emerging market share.

12 Google ‘Graduates’ Doing Big Things

Numerous Google employees have left the tech giant, going on to play big roles in and even found other companies. Take a look at this handful of high-profile alumni.

Monday Apple Rumors: Foxconn Hiring Signals iPhone 5S Start

Foxconn's hiring of 10,000 workers could signal the start of iPhone 5S production; Apple ordered to finish Australia store; and the iPad killed the netbook.

Electronic Arts to End Three Facebook Games

Three games from Electronic Arts -- SimCity, Pet Society and The Sims Social -- will be pulled from Facebook on June 14 for low usage.

Facebook Uses Android’s Openness Against Google

You’d an Android-only app would be good news for Google, but Larry Page and his team are watching this development with more than a little trepidation.

Personal Computers Getting Cheaper

Amid softening demand for PCs, manufacturers are lowering their prices to what is being described as "Black Friday" levels.