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Investors with Apple shares sold short got spooked recently. The short interest in the company dropped 21% in the period that ended May 29.
For the three-month period ending in April, Apple gained in share of the U.S. smartphone market and now leads all original equipment manufacturers.
The carefully followed American Customer Satisfaction Index for cell phones recently reported that Samsung rates higher than Apple, particularly in the smartphone category.
In yet another measure of Amazon.com's dominance among retailers, a new survey ranked its brand value well ahead of all other companies in the segment.
The economy in China may be worse than believed, or more people in the People's Republic have smartphones than was previously assumed.
courtesy of Apple Inc.For the three month period ending in March, Samsung Electronics lost 1.4% of market share in the U.S. smartphone market and now holds a total share of 28.3%. The Korean...
For the three-month period ending in February, Samsung Electronics lost 1.1% of market share in the U.S. smartphone market.
Qualcomm has had issues around its guidance, but now a couple of fresh issues are facing the mobile chip giant.
In a new Merrill Lynch report, the analysts were especially positive on the radio frequency (RF) chip makers. If they are right, these three chip stocks could be a solid bet for aggressive accounts.
Apple's shares traded at $100 last October, before it was clear that the new iPhone would be a success. Failure to expand in China, or with the Apple Watch, could drive the price back there.
Apple is planning to begin accepting smartphones that use the Android platform as trade-ins on new iPhones.
When Apple reported fourth-quarter iPhone sales of more than 74 million units worldwide, the company overtook rival Samsung Electronics as the share leader in the smartphone market.
The Galaxy S6 is being launched into a consumer electronics market in which the consumer has already decided where to spend his money.
Every report we see on smartphone operating systems puts Android at the top of list. Where it counts -- the bottom line -- Apple is picking up all the marbles.
In what has to be good news for large smartphone manufacturers like Samsung, smartphone ownership rose to 2 billion last year.