It was a very good week for Apple fans, DirecTV stockholders, and Mac users. Not so much for Samsung, iOS devices users, or folks waiting for an "iWatch" or next-generation Apple TV.
Apple is looking to hire a New York-based buzz marketing manager.
Apple's next set of EarPods may integrate with heart rate and blood pressure sensors.
The prepaid carrier could soon carry Apple's best-selling product.
This week's list celebrates the unofficial start of the summer movie season, and features movie-themed games, apps, and books. There is also a really good film starring Lindsay Lohan -- no, that wasn't a typo.
The former CEO of Burberry is now officially working at Apple.
Philip Stanger, the founder and former CEO of Wifarer, now works for Apple.
A new image has leaked purportedly showing the Amazon phone.
A new report says Apple's iOS 8 won't feature many changes.
Apple's share of the worldwide tablet market dropped to 32.5 percent during the March quarter.
Sprint could announce its plans to buy T-Mobile US in June or July.
AT&T is in talks to buy satellite provider DirecTV.
Google Docs and Google Sheets apps are now available on the App Store.
Squerb is a new way to express yourself.
The Atomyzer could be the best smelling iPhone case to date.
Hulu Plus will soon offer free programming to non-subscribers.
Tony Hawk's Shred Session is launching in the coming weeks.
The special edition speaker system is available at Apple retail stores and at apple.com.
You can now print documents via iPad versions of Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint.
The new Sprint Sound Sessions program begins on Friday, May 9.
The "iPhone 6" may feature an electronic image stabilization system.
Fleksy, the predictive text input app, has received another new update.
Steve Jobs is named the top innovator of the past quarter century by CNBC.
