Apple will announce its third quarter earnings on Tuesday, July 23.

Apple announces its third quarter earnings on Tuesday, July 23.

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A new survey once again proves that with mobile phones, it is Apple and Samsung, and then everyone else.

Here are just a few of the stories that made news during the past week.

Since reaching a September high, Apple's stock has lost as much value as Microsoft is worth.

Apple plans to spend much more on iCloud this year.

All eyes will be on Apple this week.

Uncertainty is expected to push Apple's stock down significantly in days ahead.

When Apple announces their first quarter earnings on Jan. 23, they could be record-breaking.

Apple may have beaten Samsung in court to the tune of $1.05 billion. But it might have come at a high price.

Apple has officially crossed the $700 per-share threshold.

Apple should think bold and spend their money on companies and ideas that would set it apart from everyone else. Here are some of the ways Apple could change the world again.

Over the course of the past five years, Apple has sold 365 million digital devices. During the last quarter alone, 50 million iDevices found a home somewhere on the planet. In doing so, Apple makes $4 billion per month and has amassed nearly $110 billion in cash. What's Apple's secret?

An article published on April 2nd declared iPhone "dead in the water" as a result of Android's crushing momentum. A claim we had to debunk.

According to Formula Capital managing partner James Altucher, Apple could very well become the world's first $1 trillion company. In fact, according to Altucher’s estimates, the Cupertino, California-based company could eventually be worth $2 to $3 trillion.

The iPad 2's introduction dropped Apple to No. 4 in total PC sales in the first quarter of 2011, according to a report by Canalys. The consulting firm analyzed worldwide PC sales when tablets are included.

What happens when you are Apple and sell nearly 5 million iPads in one quarter? Analysts consider it a “hiccup” and begin downgrading their forecasts for future iPad sales, according to a report by Reuters.

Apple expectedly defies expectations with its record-setting second quarter.

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