The Samsung Galaxy S IV comes with TripAdvisor preinstalled. Should Apple do a similar deal?

It looks like the Apple resurgence has begun.

Two of Apple's main competitors made a lot of noise this week. Not that Cupertino was silent during the week that was.

Samsung missed a golden opportunity this week when they announced the Galaxy S IV.

Samsung spent $68 million more than Apple on U.S. advertising in 2012.

Two days before Samsung unveils the Galaxy S IV, a video reportedly showing the device has leaked online.

Intel is likely to grab 10 percent of Apple's mobile chip business.

The Apple TV has received a minor update.

Wireless charging technology for iPhones could be getting closer to becoming a reality.

Apple and Google's Android both have reasons to celebrate.

Samsung is buying a stake in Sharp, a company that supplies screens to Apple.

Say hello to Jeremy Maxwell as he unboxes the Samsung Galaxy S IV.

Apple scores a victory over Samsung in Japan.

The guy that ran Apple's "Think Different" campaign believes that Cupertino has lost their mojo.

Apple and Samsung went head-to-head during this year's Oscars telecast. But ...

The next-generation Galaxy S will arrive in mid-March.

The iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S outsold Samsung's Galaxy S III during the holiday quarter worldwide.

Samsung and Amazon have a lot to celebrate at Apple's expense.

Samsung didn't mention Apple in the company's Super Bowl ad. Still, it worked.

The final week in January saw the arrival of a 128GB iPad, more talk about the iPad 5, and another sound off from the ever-controlling and irrelevant Steve Ballmer. Here are just a few of the stories that made news during the week that was.

Do you remember when Apple's ads were funny too?

Apple has reason to celebrate.

Samsung's Galaxy S IV smartphone will likely include a screen better than Apple's Retina display.

If not this year, an iPhone mini could arrive in 2014.